also this hour, how georgia prosecutors are pushing the criminal case against donald trump forward, fighting a new defense attempt to try to get the charges thrown out we re awaiting the judge s decision and getting new insight into just district attorney fani willis is strategy after weeks of controversy. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer, a urine the situation room right now we re awaiting an official update on the baltimore bridge collapse. maryland s governor and other top authorities expected to brief the public this hour. but first, let s get the latest on the investigation and the cleanup effort now underway for more on that, i want to bring in cnn s pete muntean, who s joining us for baltimore right now. what are you learning what we re expecting to hear from governor wes moore in the next 15 minutes or so, he has called this a national crisis and the white house just release 60 million in federal funding to help
we must make america pray again. i m wondering what one or two of your most favorite bible verses are and why. wouldn t want to get into it because to me it s very personal. i don t want to get into specifics. even to cite a verse you like? i don t want to do that. an old testament or new testament guy? probably equal. this man can t name even one bible verse but eagerly used the bible as a prop in lafayette square, and now, donald trump is hawking special maga bibles at $60 a pop. also tonight, the great rachel maddow joins me in a few minutes about today s arguments over the mifepristone abortion pill. and right wingers always tell us it s too soon to talk about guns after deadly shootings, but apparently, it s not too soon to make unhinged accusations following the devastating bridge collapse in baltimore. good evening. we begin tonight with the enduring, endlessly controversial, and ugly political debate over abortion. now from the olden days when i gr
these locations, also some thunder and lightning starting to occur in some of these thunderstorms. one thing to note is we do have a flash flood warning in effect for two counties in southern california, again, just because of the amount of rain that has already fallen, and in anticipation of the amount that is expected to fall over the next 48 hours. we also have flood watches, all of the green you see for numerous states in anticipation of all of that rain that is expected to fall in the coming hours. the storm is expected to weaken further as it really pushes into colder waters in the next 24 to 48 hours. when it finally pushes into california, it will be a tropical storm, so, yes, the winds, the overall winds of the storm are going to weaken significantly, but the overall forecast in terms of rainfall really has not changed. we will really start to see a lot of the heavy rain really begin to filter into the area by tonight, especially overnight hours. this will continue o
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