wealth. i m are like signs at the white white house. and this is cnn it is monday, may 27th, one boreal day. and right now on cnn this morning, over 100 million americans facing severe weather this whole mortal day after a weekend of violent storms killed at least 18 people the libertarian party should nominate, for president of the united states donald trump heckled and booed at the libertarian convention. is he prepares for the resumption of his hush money trial and more than 2000 people believed to be buried alive by devastating landslide in papua new guinea it is it is 5:00 a.m. here in washington. that is a live look at capitol hill on this memorial day. good morning, everyone. i m jessica dean in for kasie hunt. it is great to be with and right now, the severe weather threat continues for a lot of america on memorial day, more than 120 million people are at risk of intense storms. much of it now concentrated over the east coast. this after dangerous and deadly sto
great day i m as following all of it from jerusalem. jeremy, tell us more about the reaction to this strike wellbore is sadly this incident in which dozens of palestinian civilians were killed in an israeli airstrike is not an outlier in gaza in the nearly eight months of war that we have seen. but what is an outlier is the way in which the israeli government and the israeli military are responding to this. the israeli military s top lawyer today launching a full-scale investigation into this incident with the israeli military, even saying that they did not expect that there would be any civilian casualties as they conducted a pre strike assessment, the israeli prime minister himself on the floor of the israeli parliament saying this i launched alone she alone if garbage can move of him, despite our best effort, not to harm those, not involved unfortunately, a tragic mistake happened last night we are investigating the case hello and again, boris, we have just never seen
but i think the future of black television is bright. (upbeat music) japanese prime minister fumio kishida and south korean president yoon suk yeol he three nations have not held this kind of summit. and more than four years cnn s michael area is following diplomatic developments and joins us live from hong kong. good to see you again, mike. what all came out of this summit and why is it so important well, rosemary, at this hour the summit is in the books. it just ended, and we have new language from the premier of china, li chong saying that this marks a new to beginning for all three countries involve the government of japan is calling the summit very constructive and why this matters. rosemary, this is about the three countries trying to avoid any kind of miscommunication, any sort of misunderstanding or undo escalation because tensions in the region are so high hey, we have china moving closer to russia. we have the united states pulling south korea and japan
i just had an espresso so i m doing it the right way according to the italians. good to be with you, i m katy tur. quote, i would rather eat my own foot out of a bear trap. that s how one libertarian voter described voting for former president trump if they had to. trump pitched himself at the libertarian party s national convention, and was nearly drowned out by the sound of raucous booing and jeers from the crowd. there will be no more liberty for anyone in our country combined with us in a partnership. we re asking that of the libertarians. we must work together, combined with us. you have to combine with us. [ booing ] we cannot give crooked joe biden four more years. we cannot give crooked joe biden four more years. i have never heard him booed like that. at one point during saturday s speech, punches were thrown in the audience. it wasn t just trump s appearance there. delegates didn t want to hear his name, booing at the mention of donald trump and other speeches t
president. we don t know what the outcome will be. only they decide that. that is how our system works, as it should. i know it sounds sur role. it is all really happening, starting tomorrow morning. and if one person appears to be feeling the heat right now, it is clearly trump himself. who, surprise, surprise, lashed out at the judge and the district attorney on the case as a whole over memorial day weekend. trump is pretty clearly testing the bounds ever his gag order because he knows at this point hours away from closing arguments, the judge is past the point of wanting to derail the trial and as the case enters the final phase, you could find any prediction for how it may end. the jury may find the prosecution did not make its case or be acquitted or deadlock and this could end in a mistrial. or the jury could convict trump as former fbi director james comey predicts. that would make trump the first former u.s. president to be convicted. by the end of the week, we may kn