gets there, we ll take you there as well. but on the cleanup and investigation following the death the collapse of the bridge earlier this week, we hope to get some news from the governor. now, let s go to msnbc s julia chester, 20 from baltimore. julia, as we await this update, i know oakland arrives to begin this very dangerous task of clearing up the wreckage. what can you tell us about the efforts? alex, you can see a little bit behind me, the site of the bridge, and one of the cranes in the distance, which are pretty much standing by to really get working. there is a whole category of equipment heading to baltimore, including 7 floating cranes. the navy is providing 4. 1, overnight, another, set to come here monday. in addition to 10 tugboats, 8 salvage vessels, 9 barges and 5 coast guard boats. they are sparing no resource to get this done. it is a challenging, unprecedented salvage operation , made particularly difficult by the conditions in the water and the fact th
its power not by making its own products better but by making others worse. secretary of state blinken meeting with arab leaders in cairo, calling for an immediate cease-fire and hostage release before he heads to israel tomorrow and a possible showdown with prime minister netanyahu over his plans to invade rafah and his failure to grant more access to food for starving civilians in gaza. former president trump with four days to pay a nearly half billion dollar bond, or else some of his properties could be seized and sold. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. moments ago, the u.s. attorney announcing the department of justice is taking on one of the world s biggest tech companies. garland says the doj is suing apple for antitrust violations, alleging the tech giants is blocking its rivals from accessing critical hardware and software features within the widely popular phone. in effect, illegally maintaining its dominance of the market. apple has main
that have put restrictions in place on medication, abortion itself. but if the supreme court rules with the appeals court, which essentially has rolled back some of the accessibility of mifepristone. all of those states would be subject to the restrictions on access says to this medication, some of the challenges here are around the safety of the medicine and whether the fda acted appropriately scholars and experts in the pharmaceutical industry point out the safety of this medicine has been proven over the decades since it s been on the market. they say the risk of serious complications is about 0.3% using these medicines, sarah well, in just a few hours we are going to be paying attention to what the justices do as they consider whether to limit access to mifepristone. thank you so much. meg tirrell. appreciate it. a new our cnn news central starts now these cnn s breaking new. all right, the major breaking news this morning the entire bridge is in the wall what are you
republicans could not avert a lot of internal chaos. in fact, friday was a very, very bad day for house speaker mike johnson. not only is johnson facing a looming battle over his speakership, thanks to the motion to vacate filed by marjorie taylor greene, he is also dealing with a dwindling house majority, with wisconsin congressman mike gallagher announcing plans to leave congress next month. republicans will soon be able to lose just one vote, if all democrats put together on legislation. joining us now, mariana sotomayor, congressional reporter from the washington post. welcome. i have to ask you, is there more frustration in the republican caucus with marjorie taylor greene or speaker johnson? i would say, with marjorie taylor greene. it s something that i heard from even far right members of the house freedom caucus. they are not taking this too seriously, simply because, as many republicans pointed out, she is someone who seeks attention, so it will be interesting t
hunter was invited to testify publicly something he himself has called for many times he said he wanted to testify publicly. but, when the hearing started, his chair was empty. this is outnumbered. i am here with emily compagno and ainsley earhardt, president of consulting and former counselor to president trump kellyanne conway and joe concha. let us go live with my details with david. hello kaylee, republicans insist this hearing has been going on anything truly about influence peddling and the large problem facing washington, d.c. democrats say it s another opportunity for republicans to show an empty chair with a name tag hunter biden. lo and behold there you go. there is a empty chair seated between two witnesses with a name tag, hunter biden. he did not show up today but in between on each side i should say of that empty chair are two polar opposite witnesses. a democrat witness who was punished. who served time behind bars and he was close to giuliani and trump and