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hill hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me on fredricka whitfield and we re following breaking news on this memorial day weekend right now, more than 100 million people are at risk of severe weather as deadly and destructive storms sweep across the central us from texas to michigan and kansas to pennsylvania. the storms bring a risk of tornadoes, large hail, damaging winds, and flooding. at least ten people were killed, including children after or possible tornado struck texas and arkansas overnight homes were obliterated 18 wheelers, flipping over and power lines knocked out. storm victims say the damage is astonishing coming back to. vision medication right now for the first time, knowing that i was just here and it s all destroyed is it s mind-blowing. i m still trying to process it. it s shock. this everything you had worked so hard for all these years is don cnn meteorologist lisa rafah, following all of this, i mean, it seems these storms are more ....
that policy is before he loses his patience and goes down the path to provocation. yeah, it is the beginning of a new saga with north korea and america. jean, thank you so much, jean lee. thanks for being with us. thanks so much. right now, president biden is on his way to pennsylvania. the city of chester in delaware county is his latest step on the help is here tour to promote his giant covid relief package to americans, and he just spoke during his departure, so let s listen to that. southern border? not at the moment. have you decided when you re able to share thoughts with other countries? allies or neighbors first? who will be the first country to get u.s. vaccine? i ve been talking with several countries already. i ll let you know that very shortly. all right, i have with me now, cnn white house correspondent arlette saenz who s in denver following the vice president who s also part of this big rollout for the american rescue plan. arlette, tell u ....
american taxpayers more than a million dollars. earlier white house tried to downplay its role. to be clear, white house doesn t have role on the front end of approving private charter flights. that s agencies and something we re looking into from this point forward and asked a halt to be put particularly at ahs on any charter flights moving forward. white house may not approve but played a role in travel costs overall. approved the use of military aircraft for price s trips to africa, europe and asia to tune of half a million dollars. adding to the cost. price reimbursing government about $52,000. inspector general is investigating whole mess but in case of private jets, anyone can figure out how outrageous the travel costs were. $300 to fly commercial from washington to nashville. he took a private plane at more than $17,000. at least 20 trips. including a flight from washington to philadelphia, can drive in 2 1/2 hours or train for $72. this is just the spending that pr ....
questions under oath, answering 100%. but what would his lawyers say now? here s abc s chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. reporter: as the president traveled to nashville today to talk up his tax cut, a potentially major development in the russia investigation. abc news has confirmed that special counsel robert mueller met with the president s lawyers and told them he is likely to request an interview with the president himself. news of that december meeting was first reported by the washington post. in the past, the president sounded almost eager to tell mueller his side of the story. would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of the events? 100%. reporter: so if robert mueller wanted to speak with you about that, you d be willing to talk to him? i d be glad to tell you exactly what i just told you, jon. reporter: he was asked about it again just this weekend. if robert mueller asks you to come and speak with his committee pe ....
the studio with. this man has been convicted of being an accessory in the nine eleven attacks is he not considered dangerous and when the killing still is he s also described as somebody who didn t move an inch from his extremist islamist convictions even during more than a decade behind prison walls here in germany here in germany he s known pretty much as the face of terrorism when this cell was detected here in germany that of course was a big shock also to the germans here who really didn t believe that this was possible and this is a bit more about what rules. played in in the nine eleven attacks where you studied engineering in hamburg he also actually stay with a german family you ve been completely shocked to learn that he became a terrorists was seen as somebody who directly helped those pilots that crashed into the world trade center and that s also what in the end led to his conviction for those murders of those people who were on board the plane there was no legal ....