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and right now on ana cabrera reports, breaking news, extreme weather turning deadly in texas. at least four people killed after torrential rain and tornados rip through the lone star state. we have the latest from houston. plus, michael cohen dueback on the stand monday. has the defense delivered any knockouts to the prosecution s star witness. and desperately needed aid finally reaching gaza by sea. why humanitarian groups warn it s not nearly enough. we made it to friday. it is 10:00 eastern, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with that breaking news from texas where at least four people have been killed from a powerful storm system. it knocked out the lights to more than a million homes along the gulf coast, spawning tornados and floods, destroying property. here s a look at some of the debris flying just outside the lobby. this is a houston skyscraper there, and then look at that, the blownout windows leaving gaping holes all the way up the si ....
democracy at stake, the nine justices of the united states supreme court hold in their hands the power to forever alter the trajectory of our country. how they rule on cases having to do with january 6th, violent attempt to disrupt the transfer of power, will echo for generations. so not only is it reasonable for us to expect those nine human beings to go about their process impartially, it s vital that they are seen and perceived as being impartial appearance. the mere appearance of bias could strain our trust in an honest result for these cases, which is why today s news isn t just disturbing, it s scary. the new york times cites photos and interviews with neighbors in reporting that in 2021, days before president joe biden s inauguration as president, days after the deadly attack on the united states capitol of january 6th, neighbors of conservative justice samuel alito noticed something on his lawn, an upside down american flag, a symbol commonly used in those day ....
is benjamin netanyahu talked about the humanitarian way looking out for civilians that was going to be the approach. that evidently behind closed doors is what president biden has been emphasizes. lawrence: yeah, that s important, too. you know, there were some allegations that there was some pressure from the white house to free up some of that humanitarian aid. it looks like they are on the same path. they are on one page right now. look, in these moments, brian, and ainsley, and steve, i think that we have to unify as a country and support our leader, the president of the united states. the reality of it is we are about to enter into a long war. steve: right. good point. lawrence: that i mean our nation s ally. and there are a lot of american bases and embassies that are going to be the target. also, this enemy is the same enemy of us. these are radical islamists. we should not be surprised if there is something here in the united states and so i look forward t ....
prepared suit with its military operation closer to the heavily populated southern gaza city despite tough words from president biden. if they go into rafah i am not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with rafah. the white house will withhold key weapons of israel s threatened full scale ground invasion of rafah the move causing friction on both sides of the aisle. it puts israel national security at risk. this is insane very quickly see america pulling back, even in the slightest that is a message to hamas that we do not have to agree to a cease-fire. vowing to fight on. if israel has to stand alone, we will stand alone. this as a protest or rage on campus collides with commencement we will speak with porter republican senator rick scott, ranking member of the house armed services committee, democratic congressman adam smith. former president trump loses out on his push to lift a gag order in new york s hush money at trial. the ....
and we ll talk about that. you re also a lifelong advocate for survivors of abuse and you were hired by the church of england to be part of their independent safeguarding board, but you ve been fired. does all of that suggest to you that key institutions might talk the talk about protecting the vulnerable, but maybe they re not so good on delivery? absolutely, i would agree with that point. and specifically, my role was survivor advocate, so my role was specifically to be a voice for victims and survivors who had experienced spiritual abuse by the hands of members of the clergy across the board and to ensure that their views were not only heard, but embedded across policy and practice. so, from my perspective, i did thatjob. i sat with victims and survivors, i listened to the harrowing stories of abuse but, equally, those they went to who often looked the other way. and i shared those experiences with the highest of the highest, so the archbishop s council members, made ....