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el paso. the west is so beautiful. will: i agree. rachel: so beautiful. pete: more beautiful than wisconsin. will: will uh-oh. rachel: it depends on the time of year. wisconsin in the summer is a slice of heaven, but theres nothing like a desert sunset. the desert is beautiful. and i feel like its so americana. i love the wildlife. will: i agree with that. rachel: yeah, i know you do. we share that. will: for sure. you gonna karaoke some working for the weekend for us? thats to your th...

there are people -- [inaudible] [applause] neil: you guessed it, tempers are not easing right now, in fact, they were flaring this week in east palestine, ohio, where norfolk southern ceo alan shaw skipped this town hall. a company representative was there, he became more of a piñata. meanwhile, shaw himself is going to be facing senate questions on wednesday, but what about residents who want their questions answered like today, like now, like soon, like please? well talk to a concer...

with this breaking news. rescue teams are now on a desperate searching rescue for survivors after powerful destructive storms ripped through the south tornadoes tearing through mississippi overnight. at least 23 people are confirmed dead. another dead in alabama. dozens more injured and at least four others are still missing at this hour and many of the deaths happening in the town of rolling fork, mississippi neighborhoods there are simply leveled extraordinary scene there. the mayor ...

tornadoes in the last 24 hours and all of last year. this is rolling fork, mississippi, one county constable says the community is gone there and whats left? looks like a landfill. at least 24 people are confirmed dead 23 in mississippi , one in alabama and all of last year across the entire country. tornadoes killed 23 people, according to the national weather service. this is already exceeding that right now, state and federal leaders are already mobilizing help to the hardest hit ar...

just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> what were living in today is a very traditional run. >> making sure people can make payrolls and making sure depositors can taken care of. >> is that what you want for families and jobs? cnn meteorologists predicting more for california, unleashing heavy rain and snow once again. >> from london, this is "cnn newsroom," with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is monday, march the 13th. 8 4:00 amy in washington, d.c., and president biden is promising ...

bee hes about to learn his fate hours from now. well speak to the attorney representing the family of murdaughs former house keeper. >> tornadoes ripping through the south. heavy snow to the midwest and to the northeast. people in california still trapped in their homes. running out of food after the same storm system dumped seven feet of snow there. >> also this morning on the international front, the situation is critical for ukrainian forces in the besieged city of bakhmuit. the onl...

classified documents about ukraine, iran and united kingdom. how did the documents end up in that audience and why? a russian soldier talking about the ukraine. what did the el paso mayor show present biden? mayor is my guest. show his pictures first here out front. lets go out front. good evening, i am erin burnett. president speaking out here he is moments ago at a summit with other world leaders in mexico. >> people know i take classified documents and classified information serious...

hello, and thank you for joining me this sunday. im fredricka whitfield. and we begin this hour with the west coast bracing for another round of dangerous downpours. the 11th atmospheric river so far this season is expected to hit in the coming hours. forecasters are predicting this latest storm to bring up to 6 inches of rain for parts of northern and central california. areas already facing severe flooding. more than 15 million people remain under flood watches from california to nev...

around the world, im bianca nobilo. >> im max foster joining you live from london. just ahead on "cnn newsroom." >> its house after house that has been flooded. >> its great living on the river. not so great living in the river. we were expecting a flood, but not like this. >> were cooperating fullfully. >> im wondering why the vice president of the united states had classified documents outside the hands of the intelligence community. >> this is an investigation of joe biden and thats...

right now on "early start," too much too fast. epic rain after a fierce drought and its not over just yet. chaos at a crowded train station. police in paris opening fire on an attacker who had just stabbed a half dozen people. >> i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to learn that there were any government records that were taken there. >> president biden speaking out and what hes saying about the classified documents found in a private office he used to use. welcome to ...