a long track tornado cutting through neighborhoods just north of nashville. southern kentucky not spared either. more than 28 reported tornadoes spotted across the south. major cities in the northeast are now bracing for as much as six inches of rain and powerful wind gusts. that threat is expected to last through the night and into the monday morning commute. our team is on the ground in tennessee. and the latest on where that sprawling system is heading next. overseas in the war between israel and hamas, the new warning from qatar that the opportunity for a truce is narrowing as the idf intensifies its campaign, saying it struck 250 targets just in the past few days. the world health organization sounding the alarm with the health system on the verge of collapse. large crowds gathering desperate for food. our team is on the ground where families are fighting to stay warm and stay alive. james longman reports from israel. the woman challenging donald trump for the republ
a long track tornado cutting through neighborhoods just north of nashville. southern kentucky not spared either. more than 28 reported tornadoes spotted across the south. major cities in the northeast are now bracing for as much as six inches of rain and powerful wind gusts. that threat is expected to last through the night and into the monday morning commute. our team is on the ground in tennessee. and the latest on where that sprawling system is heading next. overseas in the war between israel and hamas, the new warning from qatar that the opportunity for a truce is narrowing as the idf intensifies its campaign, saying it struck 250 targets just in the past few days. the world health organization sounding the alarm with the health system on the verge of collapse. large crowds gathering desperate for food. our team is on the ground where families are fighting to stay warm and stay alive. james longman reports from israel. the woman challenging donald trump for the republ
report out last week. they analyze news reports. they found during the election, trump had a 77% negative and clinton had 64%. it was almost the inverse for the full campaign. the point they were making was they both got negative they both had negative press. both negative favorable ratings. exactly. and i think the point there is the press shook these candidates upside down for two almost two years. what did they find out? did we really get the answers we wanted? was it fair? i think both campaigns you talk to the clinton people, they always feel besieged. when you let candidates decide what s fair, that s wrong. the journalism industry as a whole should sort of assess, was the coverage fair? that s what these panels like the harvard gathering were about. we come together to sort of hash out how was the coverage.
the press shook these candidates upside down for two almost two years. what did they find out? did we really get the answers we wanted? was it fair? i think both campaigns you talk to the clinton people, they always feel besieged. when you let candidates decide what s fair, that s wrong. the journalism industry as a whole should sort of assess, was the coverage fair? that s what these panels like the harvard gathering were about. we come together to sort of hash out how was the coverage. i think the consensus was that while there was good coverage in 2016, some great enterprise coverage, e media missed this election. let me ask you this. define media. i like define media. the journalism of the mainstream media i thought was outstanding this year. the loudest voices, hal, are not mainstream journalism. that works when you say it s a report in the new york times. when you are specific then it