Look yet of the attack on the capitol. A new report reveals Capitol Intelligence Trump supporters were discussing ways to get through the tunnel under the capitol, and that intelligence never made it to Capitol Police officers, who soon would be surrounded like Sitting Ducks pleading for help that took hours to arrive. Listen to what one officer speaking in his own capacity told my colleague, kasie hunt, this morning. The crowd, they wouldnt listen to anything the police were saying at all. They continued to say we are here because trump sent us here, and we wont listen to nobody else but him. That was sergeant benell. He said they used whatever they could get their hands on to beat officers. Today is the second day back on the job after he suffered injuries that required surgery. Much of the Fallout Today is not from the report reveals but rather what it does not. It recovers what and how of the insurrection, but not the why. No mention of the Role Donald Trump played in fueling the a
of the world s poorest people have showed up. over the past year, more than 1.7 million foreign nationals from 160 different countries from around the world have shown up at our borders, virtually all of them have been let in, almost none of them were ever leave how big the group is this, it is more than twice the entire population of denver or of boston or seattle or detroit or nashville or las vegas, it is more than three times the entire city of atlanta coming in a single year. so america will never be the same after this and that s the whole point of the exercise for the biden administration is subverting democracy, diluting the political power of american citizens by importing a brand-new population. that is exactly what s happened. there s no way to justify this on the basis that it s good for america. it s not. it s good for the democratic party. for the country, it s a catastrophe and it s happening without the knowledge or consent of most americans. has been on the s
of the world s poorest people have showed up. over the past year, more than 1.7 million foreign nationals from 160 different countries from around the world have shown up at our borders, virtually all of them have been let in, almost none of them were ever leave how big the group is this, it is more than twice the entire population of denver or of boston or seattle or detroit or nashville or las vegas, it is more than three times the entire city of atlanta coming in a single year.as so america will never be the same after this and that s the whole point of the exercise fors the biden administration is subverting democracy, diluting the political power of american citizens by importing a brand-new population. that is exactly what s happened. there s no way to justify this on the basis that it s good for america. it s not. it s good for the democratic party. for the country, it s a catastrophe and it s happening without the knowledge or consent of most americans. has been on th
canada and all around the world. i m kimberly, who were coming up this hour on cnn newsroom historic rainfall in south florida leads to serious flooding power outages closing of the fort lauderdale international airport will tell you when the extreme weather will move out of the area, plus a late night ruling by a federal appeals court on the suspension of the abortion inducing drug. we ll have details, and president biden celebrates his family roots during his three day visit ireland just ahead we ll go live to dublin for a preview of today s events. live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim bruun huber. and we begin with what some call a once and a half century extreme weather event happening right now in florida, up to 20 inches of rain has fallen in parts of south florida the past few hours with more in the forecast. well that led to a flash water emergency, the highest possible level of flood warning. so what you re seeing here is the ford lauderdale hollywood int
back in new york city, where he will be facing questions in a $250 million civil suit, separate from his indictment we begin this hour with a major development in the national fight over abortion rights today, widely used abortion pill mifepristone is still available to patients after a federal appeals court put on hold a judge s decision to suspend the drug s fda approval while leaving some restrictions in place. here in florida, any moment the legislature is expected to pass one of the strictest abortion bills in the country that would ban the procedure at just six weeks. joining us now with more is nbc news senior legal correspondent laura jarrett and with us msnbc news correspondent dasha burns in tallahassee in what appears to be a demonstration of some sort laura, all this is still difficult to understand because now there is a conflicting ruling from a judge in washington that ordered u.s. authorities to keep mifepristone available across 17 states and d.c. what does