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'President Biden cut through the red tape to approve our request at an accelerated pace'

The death toll increased to 74 in Kentucky after the state was hit with severe tornadoes over the weekend, Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said.

  The strike’s momentum begins to wane on Monday, February 17, with numbers down to about seven hundred, but strikers continue to obstruct streets and disrupt classes. Some shout down Professor George Mosse as he attempts to lecture on European cultural history, but Mosse takes a historian’s view of the incident and is nonplussed. Late in the day, the Black People’s Alliance, WSA, and Third World Liberation Front issue a statement calling on students to return to class and engage their professors and classmates on the underlying issues.[i] On Tuesday, BPA leader Willie Edwards tells a ...

Progress ed? >> reporter: they have not. they have suspended the search for those 12 people believed to have been swept away. you can see this area we're at right now was completely under water water. we would have been submerged by water here. you can see the blanco river there though it's dropped dramatically it is still a quick moving river which is what many officials and emergency officials around central texas are wore kr yid about tonight. >> oh, my god! stop, stop, stop. he needs to get out. >> reporter: one person was killed and nearly 400 homes washed away. the floodwaters cut a wind...

Needed. national guard units from as far away as wisconsin are in the carolinas to help. six people in north and south carolina are confirmed to have lost their lives from falling trees, rising water, or electrocution. those suddenly flooded areas are so dangerous. and what about any relief? what was hurricane florence doing that people feared the most. it stalled, dumping 40 inches of rain without moving at all. some places have more than 30 inches of rain. we have cnn crews all along the storm's destructive path, now in places where the worst may be yet to come. officials are warning, the co...