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The most important roles government can play is when a natural disaster strikes and devastates a community. i really wanted to provide a quick update on the deadly tornadoes that swept through mississippi and alabama on a friday night because its important to you all know about that. right now, we know at least 26 people were killed. dozens of others were injured. mississippi governor kate reeves -- and a fema administrator deanne criswell will hold a news conference at the top of the next hour....

At all times. that will help keep the peace. >> milley pushed back on lawmakers who have complained the u.s. is spending too much to support ukraine against russia. >> if that rules based order which is in its 80th year that goes out the window, be very careful we will be doubling our defense budgets at that point. >> despite recruitment being at historic lows general milley said 60% of the active force is at the highest states of readiness and could deploy to combat in less than 30 days. he sai...

One-sided, how parasitic the relationship is, once its too late take a look at these message from a - proud boys telegram channels o january the 20th, 2021 on inauguration day. we truly believed in tha effer. some guys are in jail becaus they followed him. im disgusted that i had suc loyalty to trump, and ive los everything for him f that guy i imagine the waco branc division survivors would describe david koresh maybe in similar terms. or maybe ex-scientologists, or people who escaped the clutc...

To russian troops? >> so i dont see president putin himself all of a sudden having a change of heart and saying, you know, this is a really bad idea, we shouldnt be violating international law. what i suspect, though, is that others under his command, soldiers in the field, when asked to do things that are manifestly unlawful, that are clearly breaches of international law, not just in the icc statute, but in all the treaties that russia is a party to, russia is a party to the genocide conventio...

That our voters will choose the right standard bearer who will lead us to victory in 2024. >> oh, my god. oh, jen. i mean, jen. >> i know. >> im sitting here waiting for him to say, history will judge donald trump on january 6th. oh, thats right he only says that when there are no microphones, nobody to actually show what he said, because that would hurt donald trump, his friend, you cant hurt don-don he can only say, im going to talk about whats good for america. donald trump tried to kill you ...

Groups who want to end access to the most commonly used abortion pills. >> the fda authorized the use of mifepristone nearly 20 years ago, but groups are arguing it was not lawfully approved. in todays hearing the trump-appointed judges line of questioning seemed to suggest he is open to the idea. the judge pledged to issue his opinion, quote, as soon as possible. if he sides with plaintiffs, access to the drug could be eventually cut off nationwide. >> cnns legal analyst jennifer rogers is a fo...

>> i should note that this is an issue that some republicans have been pushing for some years, even during the trump administration the justice department under the trump administration opposed this idea simply because of some of the issues that it would cause with mexico. you can see the hearing is still on going at this hour and theres a lot more questions coming to the attorney general fast and furious from the republican side especially. >> evan perez, thank you. joining us are two former ...

Authority of the attorney general. there are diplomatic consequences in doing that. it also opens up other opportunities on the criminal investigative and prosecutorial side. you can start to use statutes like the material support to terrorism statutes and go after people and prosecute them for providing assistance to the newly designated entity. i guess that would be the russian government. there are definitely up sides in terms of expanding prosecutorial authority, but there are downsides on t...

What is one of the largest and most intensive investigations in the agencys history. the victims of havana syndrome, to whom fox has spoken feel they are being gas let by the government. weapons capable of causing these types of injuries are are known and have existed for decades this cannot and must not be the last word on this matter because it is neither definitive or comprehensive. that according to a statement by the victims. bret? >> bret: its quite something after all this time. jen, on a...

Top of the hour here in the cnn newsroom. thanks for joining us. im erica hill. >> im jim sciutto. happening now, attorney general merrick garland on capitol hill to testify before the jen at judiciary committee for the first time here. you see senators cruz and holly. he is expected to be hit with a wide range of questions including allegations from republicans as they said that the justice department is being weaponized against conservatives as well as updates into investigations into trump an...