citizens right now, and it s time to go if you re there, and administration is urging us citizens to leave russia after reporter for the wall street journal is detained accused of espionage case stands and what this says about the current state of us russia relations. details about the cdc team that got sick while investigating the cause of the train derailment in east palestine, ohio that was carrying hazardous. chemicals. we begin with people in the southeast, waking up to the threat of severe and dangerous weather, tornado watches and warnings are in effect right now for parts of mississippi all the way to georgia. it comes as we re getting a better look at the destruction left behind after those massive storms or through seven states over 50 tornado sightings have been reported. at least five are now dead. the powerful storms blew through when arkansas, killing at least two people and trapping dozens inside their home, leading town officials to send out a call for neighbo
at least 23 people are dead, but dozens are missing or injured. the national weather service has confirmed one large tornado caused catastrophic damage across several cities and towns . but there were a dozen reports of tornadoes across alabama and mississippi. now the storms, flattened homes and buildings and knocked out power to more than 100,000 customers across alabama, alabama, mississippi and tennessee. let s go to the ground. there were cnn s isabella isabelle rose salas is live in rolling fork. mississippi look, we spoke with the mayor a couple of hours ago, and he told us that his town is basically gone. is that what you re saying? that is certainly an accurate assessment of what we saw in rolling fork and guys if i can first tell you that i m actually a little bit beyond the city limits three miles away. i want to show something to you right over here. this car. we re told by family members that they were driving last night as the tornado. hit and the strong winds f
If the surgeon intensifies, we will have to make some tough decisions. The impeachment trial of fo former President Trump is taking shape. Senators will have to decide if donald trump incited the insurrection against the united states. This is new day weekend with Victor Blackwell and christi. We are so grateful to have you with us as always. It is sunday, january 24th, in fact. Good to with be you. Starting this weekend in washington. Tomorrow congress will move to the next step in the impeachment of former President Donald Trump. The democrats will take the article of impeachment over to the senate charging this incitement of insurrection. Its ceremoniously walked over to the other chamber. As agreed, the trial will begin in earnest the week of february 8th. This gives house impeachment managers and former President Trumps defense team two weeks of prep. Cnns Daniella Diaz is on capitol hill. Walk us through what we are going to see play out here. Good to see you. We finally have a s
working journalist. russia is a is a hostile environment for american citizens right now, and it s time to go if you re there. so currently statement there leave now it s a hostile environment is just the clearest example of how poor us russia relations have become since russia invaded ukraine. so now victor and amber were waiting to see what the next steps the white house lays out, especially as president biden on friday said the plan currently is not to expel any russian diplomats from the us something that the wall street journal and other news organizations are calling for. victor jasmine, right, reporting there from delaware force. thank you very much. let s get some perspective and context now from former cnn moscow bureau chief jill dougherty also an adjunct professor at georgetown university. jill good to see you . is there some consensus on why russia why putin is doing this is this retaliatory for the u. s charges against this student who
officials was exactly what the president said that the us was not looking for any escalation with iran and that it was not really seeking out conflicts, but it would do what was necessary. respond if it was necessary. now the question going forward here is what does if necessary mean in the past. we know that it has meant when americans were attacked, either killed or injured. so the question is whether that s still remains the case and whether these latest attacks will draw a response from president biden. victor jasmine, right, traveling with the president there in delaware. thank you so much. let s get some insight now from former nato supreme allied commander and cnn military analyst general wesley clark. first question here. should there be a retaliatory strike after this latest attack? well there probably won t be because the president said he doesn t want to escalate this thing, but it depends on whether iran comes back with something else. or if we do make a strike. we ve got t