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band which appeared through tuesday evening and into the cooler air in clear skies and plenty of showers rambling in the northern and western areas so they are heavy again with rumbles of thunder but a much colder and i to come to starting wednesday looking at low single digits pretty widely. so come into wednesday low—pressure sitting in the north of scotland in the strongest winds to the northern half of the country and it is several will see most of the showers moving through and some heavier with the bit of hail may be winters on the very high tops of the scottish mountains and better chance of staying transom sunshine towards the fast south and eyes was only 17 degrees and low teens for the north and the wind will feel cooler than those temperatures suggest. thursday or similar stories most of the showers because the northern end of the country close to the area of low pressure in a better chance of staying dry across parts of wales, the netherlands and the south, 18 to 70 degrees on this afternoon but another chilly one in the north and
this trial is expected to last a few weeks give or take a few days. >> john: david spunt, thank you. the doctor who became the face of the coronavirus pandemic and has famously said he represents science is dismissing much of the criticism against him as the product of conspiracy theories. dr. anthony fauci appeared before a house committee today to defend himself against a plethora of accusations, including that he benefited financially from the pandemic and that he tried to cover up its origins. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has got highlights tonight. he's on capitol hill. good evening, mike. >> mike: john, good evening. dr. anthony fauci defended his leadership and the government's response to the covid-19 pandemic. >> as you sit here today, is it possible that covid-19 was the result of a laboratory related accident? >> oh, absolutely. and like i mentioned multiple times, i keep an open mind. >> fauci also responded to allegations that he personally led a cover-up into any
he's insisted his conditions for a ceasefire haven't changed. translation: we have gone a long way i to return the hostages while keeping i the war�*s objectives in mind, primarily the elimination of hamas. we insist that we will achieve both. it's all part of the plan, not something i've just added. but hamas has said it won't free more hostages without a guarantee the war will end. tonight, israel learned that four more captives were confirmed to have died — chaim peri, yoram metzger, amiram cooper, and british israeli nadav popplewell. after almost eight months of war, much of northern gaza lies in ruins, but israel's prime minister is struggling to end the war because he hasn't achieved his war goals. he hasn't brought back all the hostages, he hasn't destroyed hamas. the us president says hamas is no
and watched hunter biden turn and glanced to his stepmother as the proceedings began. now, at issue here is hunter biden�*s purchase of a handgun here in wilmington back in 2018. the prosecution says that when he filled in an application form to purchase the gun, he didn't declare that he was a drug user and that was misleading. that was a lie, they say. the defence will argue that he couldn't knowingly have viewed himself, described himself as addicted to illegal drugs at the time. but i think it is the political overtones that will also dominate much of the coverage here, as republicans have tried for a long time to link scandal and allegations surrounding hunter biden to his father. so far, without getting much traction, without compelling evidence. this trial due to last around two weeks. hunter biden denies all three felony counts. as for his father, the president issued a written statement as the trial started, saying he couldn't comment as president on a federal legal case, but as a father,
translation: we have gone a long way to return - the hostages while keeping the war�*s objectives in mind, primarily the elimination of hamas. we insist that we will achieve both. it's all part of the plan, not something i've just added. but hamas has said it won't free more hostages without a guarantee the war will end. tonight, israel learned that four more captives were confirmed to have died — chaim peri, yoram metzger, amiram cooper, and british israeli nadav popplewell. after almost eight months of war, much of northern gaza lies in ruins, but israel's prime minister is struggling to end the war because he hasn't achieved his war goals. he hasn't brought back all the hostages, he hasn't destroyed hamas. the us president says hamas is no longer capable of carrying out the kind of attack it did on the 7th of october, but israelis living
and the biggest rivalry in women's basketball gets ugly. angel reese cheering this hard foul on caitlin clark. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. good evening. a crisis is unfolding across a major american city right now. much of atlanta does not have any water at all, and there is no end in sight. take a look at this. this is just one of the water mains that burst on friday. now more than 24 hours later it's still gushing. one major hospital is now diverting most emergency patients and has to transport others to different facilities. the city's aquarium shutdown. a major pop star's concert canceled. the mayor late today saying there is no time line for repairs. george solis starts us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a major american city is in crisis as a water outage wreaks havoc across atlanta.
what that's done is the loud for grass to grow across much of the central valley will now it's time for the taps to be turned off and they have dried out exceptionally quick. watch this. this is the start of may. you can see all the greenery here across central california. let's advance by 30 days. look, call that starting to change to more of a shading of brown. so even visible from base, this drying effect. now you start to combine that with, of course, the temperatures that are starting to skyrocket and the lack of precipitation lately. and that is a recipe for fires that's why we have the evacuation is underway, 13% containment with the corral fire in, the san joaquin region and it has been fueled by very strong winds. these are equivalent to tropical storm force winds for instance, look at this san francisco airport, 52 miles per hour overnight, and we still have our heat advisory is in place for much of this region as the mercury in the thermometer continues to climb through the early parts of next week, and we'll see see this heat risk continue for
much of the central valley along with winds fueling more flames, amara, victor. >> alright, derrick, thank you very much. there was a mass shooting overnight in ohio. one person is dead, dozens are injured gunshot victims started arriving at akron hospitals overnight and cnn affiliate we was is reporting that as many as 26 people were shot. both the cleveland clinic and summa health system in akron are confirming this morning that they are treating patients from this incident a spokesperson says an our thoughts are with the victims and their families, and i want to thank our first responders and caregivers for everything they did to care for our patients and community. at this moment, it is unclear what led to the shooting. and cnn of course, will bring you more as we get those details. overnight in singapore, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy met with us defense secretary lloyd austin to talk about its progress battling russia zelenskyy posted on x. he said
going to take something monumental to move it, because so many people believe that both of these men are unfit to be president. they believe that the economy is not doing well and that's why they don't trust joe biden and they don't like donald trump because they think keys. strange and chaotic. and i think this is what's leading america to say. i don't like either of these men, and that's why any poles in the short term trying to assess, well, does this verdict matter, et cetera? i'm pretty skeptical of last word, sir. >> trump cannot credibly campaign on the border when he led the charge to torpedo, the toughest border security legislation in a generation. should endorsed by the border patrol agents that was negotiated by a conservative senator from oklahoma he killed the best chance we had to secure the border. >> we could keep going for much, much, much more time. unfortunately, we have to leave it there. we'll be right back this is a secret. >> secrets and spies premieres tonight at ten on cnn, judaism. >> when you put in the effort, but it starts to freeze you
ended in a devastating crash at us service members laid dead in the persian desert or humiliation for the american people hopelessness for the hostages. for romania and his disciples. the failed rescue attempt was a divine victory. and further proof that the americans could not be trusted lilly iranians had been caught completely by surprise. >> they capitalized on the failure of the rain. >> some of their leaders could not resist lording it over the americans, shot mad at me is widely runs religious hardliners were dead set against influence from the west. >> iran's moderates had been moving their country towards democracy with the support of much of the population the overwhelming sense. >> and the day of the revolution was that this was the beginning of a democratic era democracy system based on