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least 19 people are now dead in mississippi. officials report at least 13 deaths in hard hit sharkey county where homes and businesses were flattened and trees and power lines were knocked down. three others were killed in humphreys county, and at least two people are in critical condition there, and we've just learned that three more people were killed in carroll county search and rescue teams and first responders are on the scene in the hard hit areas north of jackson. we spoke with the resident from the town of rolling four who was on the phone with her grandmother when the tornado went through. listen to this. there's power lines all over the road. there's trees all over the road that there's brick buildings that are that are just laying out in the street. um actually. two houses down from my grandmother's house. everything is just a debris field that the houses are are just destroyed. alright let's get the latest now from cnn meteorologist karen mcginnis.

karen, unfortunately, since we spoke last hour of the death toll from this tornado has just gone up. what's the latest? yes it has. and unfortunately, rolling fork is the county seat of sharkey county is the county seat. it is still a fairly rural county a lot of that area around the mississippi delta is then you hop over to humphrey county and in black hawk. they also had fatalities there. these are small communities and to have this number of fatalities already is devastating at first responders have said. sarah's pretty much nothing left untouched, if in fact not destroyed and rolling fork, mississippi well, all of that moved towards the east, but that one tornado or so it appears. it moved from rolling fork to silver city to winona. and then

to amery and that crossing entire state from west central sections of mississippi to northeastern sections of mississippi, so a wide swath of territory a real estate across mississippi impacted by this very tragic, whether event that we saw several days ago this was going to be a severe weather event, and we could see long track tornadoes and that's what we saw tonight. mississippi now these storms are roaring towards the ease, but they are lacking the punch. these have weakened somewhat now. that doesn't mean you're not going to see anything. you'll see some high winds. you'll see some heavy downpours. you'll see lots of lightning. there could be some localized flooding, so there are still impact to be felt. but we don't have any tornado warnings . we don't have any tornado watches and by the way in rolling fork, there was a tornado emergency that makes it the world. worst of the worst.

it wasn't a tornado watch. it wasn't a tornado warning it was a tornado emergency and people who visually saw this said that it was a large, maybe a mile wide wedge tornado that they could barely see because it was rain wrapped and it was dark. so there were a lot of things that contributed to the number of fatalities that we've already seen. and kim. it looks as if that that number will be going up more than likely because this was a small town and you can imagine just the level of devastation and the small towns so many people know each other, and chances are that has a light of day comes, they'll start to assess just how long this track was. and just how devastating it was all across mississippi. absolutely right. we'll keep on top of it throughout the day. uh, as we get more more details emerging thanks so much. karen mcginnis appreciate it. one

resident in rolling fork, mississippi describes the tornadoes and the devastation left behind us. there are things out. the blackout. people just trying to get home today. check on their family like i am trying to get home to my mom's. have you? did you hear the storm company was uptown? came through. when it came through. it sounds like helicopter real real fast, and it came so fast and quick. we can do not forget about undercover. and how long did it last when he was 15 minutes, 15 minutes. i think good fire had 10 minutes that came through and ripped ripped it apart. first you all made it. who i was, i was gonna say again. you walked from the other side of town to hear over here and just power out everyone everywhere. i'm just trying to maneuver through these trees and limbs and power lines. anybody hurt? did you see anything out of people hurt? it says a lot of

people hurt down. had chucks on blue front say a lot of people hurt a lot of injuries. and stay with us here at cnn for updates on this breaking news story as soon as they're available. off for the third time in two days. u. s. forces in syria have come under rocketrone attacks by militants in the u. s that they believe are proxies for an. american troops weretargeten there as or and green village, one u. s service member was reported wounded the day before an american contractor was killed by a drone strike in hasakah. the u. s retaliated with airstrikes that reportedly killed more than a dozen militants. here's what president biden had to say afterward. to make no mistake. the united states does not does not emphasis seek conflict with iran but be prepared for us tracked forcefully protect our people. that's exactly what happened last night. cnn's oren liebermann is at the pentagon

and has our report. late night strike in northeast syria. ambulances rushing to the scene as fire burns in the distance us striking what officials say we're ammunition depots and intelligence sites used by militias linked to iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps. the us called the strike carried out by two f 15 fighters proportionate and deliberate action after a one way drone attack killed an american contractor earlier thursday near hasakah in syria, five u. s service members and another contractor were wounded in the attack early friday morning. another us based in syria, coming under attack from a barrage of 10 rockets, the pentagon said the us placing the blame on iran. iran certainly again backs these groups. and by default, therefore has a responsibility to ensure that they are not contributing to insecurity, instability but clearly they continue to do that. syria has become a crossroads of conflict in the middle east. iranian proxies have carried out rocket and drone attacks against us forces

, and russia has begun flying armed fighters over us positions in the country for the u. s and its footprint of about 900 troops in syria. focus remains isis. we don't seek a war with iran. we're not looking for an armed conflict with that country or another war in the region. we do seek to protect our mission in syria, which is about defeating isis on thursday, the commander of us central command general eric gorilla, told the house armed services committee hearing that iran and its proxies have fired drones or rockets 78 times. u. s forces since the beginning of 2021 nearly one attack every 10 days, so what iran does to hide? it's hand as they use iranian proxies. that's that's either you waves or or rockets to be able to attack our forces in either iraq or syria. are these considered acts of war? by iran. they are being done by the iranian proxies is what i would tell you, congressman, the u. s. has carried out attacks against iranian proxies in syria before targeting either enemy

infrastructure or launch vehicles used to attack u. s forces back in august, when there was a similar back and forth of strikes and attacks the administration believed after that, according to us officials , returned deterrence had been restored in syria. that's clearly no longer the case. the question for the administration is how to get there. from this point. we have seen the administration carry out a series of strikes. is that the way forward here the administration trying to avoid an escalation, but clearly knows it has to send a message with iranian proxies in the region, launching a series of attacks against a number of bases housing, u. s troops, or lieberman, cnn at the pentagon. so, as you just heard, the us maintains a relatively small but pivotal force in syria. earlier former us defense chief mark esper, who served in the trump administration, spoke to cnn about their unique mission. here he is have and have had nearly 1000 troops in syria for several years. now they were the follow on force. if you will that stayed behind once we do fight

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after he left office, corker and crafted a statement in june 2022 claiming a diligent search had been conducted at mara lago, and that's all all classified documents have been returned, a source tells cnn prosecutors wanted to ask corcoran about that statement and a june phone call between him and trump that took place the same day as subpoena was issued for moral lago surveillance footage that showed boxes being moved out of a storage room. you still have the surveillance tape is that correct? absolutely sean sources tell cnn prosecutors have made clear that they believe trump used corcoran to advance a crime . a trump spokesperson has fired back, accusing the justice department of continuously stepping far outside the standard norms and an attempt to destroy the long accepted long held constitutionally based standards of attorney client privilege and executive privilege. from the beginning he has tried to cooperate, and trump attorney tim par letter tells cnn. he also testified before the grand jury in december, divulging details

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as the house ethics committee probe over a number of misrepresentations from his past lives from his past and whether or not he committed any crimes as well as long range of issues, including campaign finance issues, and now on this issue as well, admitting to this crime of check fraud, according to the are reporting in brazil in order to reach a deal with the victim here, you certainly have to confess to the crime, and that's what the documents that we have obtained, essentially said that he would have to agree to formally confessed to this crime and pay damages to this victim in order to essentially move forward here. now, santos is attorney has made clear that they do not want to have a trial on this essentially wanted to quietly go away and sandals have self not addressing this issue. i approached him about this on capitol hill on friday. he declined to say anything. i asked him directly about why he is settling why he is reaching a deal. about this issue involving apparently writing bad checks. apparent fraud here, he would

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a concussion and a fractured rib during a fall, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said to be more than ready to return to work, texas senator john cornyn says mcconnell is chomping at the bit to get back to capitol hill, but he offered no timetable on when that might happen. and the 81 year old mcconnell isn't the only lawmaker absent from the hill. pennsylvania senator john fetterman checked himself into a hospital last month for treatment of clinical depression , but it's still unclear when he'll be returning to the office and that uncertainty is getting mixed reactions back home any freeman reports. braddock pennsylvania and old steel town east of pittsburgh. once booming , now struggling, i got it. it's where you might find 83 year old guy rocco volunteering at the free store. it's the town's take what you need. charity store started 10 years ago by gisele fetterman, wife of the town's former mayor, current pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman. i wish everyone could know him like i do. he'll

never change. he will always be the most authentic. representative anyone's ever had passion even led him to the campaign trail. germans are truly special. like many, rocco was concerned after fetterman suffered a series of health setbacks first when he had a stroke during last year's hard fought campaign elation senator six weeks after he was sworn in when the senator checked himself into walter reed medical center to receive treatment for clinical depression. i was broken hearted when i heard about it, of course. i knew it would be temporary even as federman has now spent more than a month in the hospital, rocco and other federman supporters we spoke with remains steadfast. pray that he gets better, but i appreciate that he did go get mental health and he isn't keeping it private because it is a stigma. we all take time to heal. you shouldn't judge people for what it takes. every pennsylvania voter agrees from

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outage .com. earlier we spoke with a storm chaser who arrived in a town south of rolling fork, mississippi, right after the tornado touched down here he is this tornado was one of those tornadoes that went 0 to 100 very, very quickly. it started out just outside of town and probably about a mile southwest of the town before it was impacted as just a cylinder cone tornado, and it quickly grew with every lightning flash into a huge at least quarter mile wide wedge tornado and i actually didn't realize how close we were to the town and the path of the tornado was taking until it was too late. when i crossed the road in front of us. that's when i could see all the debris being lost it up into the air by all of the power flashes and the lightning and i arrived on scene literally as the tornado had just exit town, and there was there was just a constant scream for help while it was pouring down the rain, thunder and lightning still around, and we just went to the nearest homes that you know that we could find, and we were pulling people out of homes. there was debris that had rained

down from where their houses had collapsed on them. one of the ladies that we help choose an elderly lady. it looked like she was only able to get to her living room with her walker, and she was actually blown down in her living room with the wall partially collapsed on her. we were able to remove her and get a stretcher there and get her out of the home and the second one that came across. she was in the center most room of her house and the entire house collapsed on top of her, and a good samaritan near us was able to loan us a chainsaw and we were able to cut the part of the roof that had fallen on her away from her and free her from the home. and that was the scene across the entire town. about about the hour and a half that we were there, helping as many people as we could. ukraine says at least 16 people are deadafr n strikes across the country, officials say more than 100 the shelling, which left 54k by other people injured. keep says there have been more than 100 russian missile and rocket attacks royal past 24 hours but on the ground, ukraine says

russian forces keep hitting a wall in their attacks in the east. this is video of fighting in the city of mahmoud, which ukraine says is still in a russian military pressure that keeps us the invaders aren't gaining any new ground. russia says more than 50. ukrainian children are waiting to be reunited with their families back home. russia's children's rights commissioner says they're located in southern russia and crimea and that there is a plan for each of them to be sent back to ukraine. last week, the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin and the commissioner accused in a scheme to deport ukrainian children to russia, which ukraine says happened to more than 16,000 children in its occupied territories. the us considers forced deportations of people in an occupied territory a war crime that russia describes the moves as humanitarian gestures that wasn't forced. but is that statement true? well, cnn's david mckenzie went to an

orphanage in southern ukraine to investigate. approaching the southern front line in kherson. in the liberated city. many have fled. it's deceptively quiet. until the relentless terror. the often indiscriminate, almost daily russian shelling. we've come to investigate very deliberate horror of the russian occupation, so the children who stayed here were under five years old. mostly this orphanage had more than 40 children here. elena was a nurse here for 17 years. not a single child is left open vanilla. i feel emptiness, emptiness. everything is just stopped. she says. the children had everything. they were so happy. the children were happy. now it's just silence and small reminders of them. their

names still on each locker, children's home is now a crime scene. brelo warned us to collect their clothes. elena the russians and collaborators called in the evening and said to prepare the children for the morning busses arrived at eight. the heartbreaking scenes captured for russian propaganda shared on a russian mps telegram channel. the bewildered children taken from their beloved nurses in october, transported to russian occupied crimea or russia itself, say ukrainian investigators, but instead of hiding this alleged war crime russians advertised it. children will be taken to safe conditions in crimea, he says. i'll definitely go and visit. investigators said was part of a premeditated russian mission to take ukrainian children even targeted hospitals. there was a

lot of pressure by the russians to take these children, weren't you afraid, watching? it was scary. very very scary. so much pressure says all appeal alaska twice a day they demanded. we show them lists of the kids to take to russia, poland, her team came up with an extraordinary deception. the head orphans in the icu forged medical assessments, saying healthy children were severely sick. even faked an emergency ventilation, she says. we understood that the russians and collaborators would not forgive us, she says. we knew there would be serious retribution. we understood this, but they took the risks and managed to save children. and a critical care nurse took it a step further. tatiana says she fell in love with one of the orphan children . she worked desperately to keep the child of the list. are you adopting kira? nice to meet you

? we met them at home and ukrainian mom with her treasured ukrainian child, kira. kira is almost ready to walk. what does she mean to you? akira nada. she means everything to me, says tatiana. just don't even know to be honest, i can't imagine my life without kira. ah! this awful war has given her a precious gift. david mckenzie, cnn casson. israel's attorney general accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu of acting illegally after he announced that he would be directly involved in his government's moves to change the judicial system. while the prime minister was in london, his attorney general published an open letter accusing him of breaking the law , she said quote last night you publicly announced that you intend to violate the ruling of the supreme court and act. contrary to the opinion of the

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skied directly into by mr sanderson. okay and your nine year old son, you will admit was on your left and up bit. to my recollection. sanderson claims paltrow was distracted by her children and ran into him. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart. and then there was a body pressing against me. and there was a very strange grunting noise. so my brain was trying to make sense of what was happening. he was still on the ground, right? yes said what are you doing? yes okay. like why did you do that? yes he said. i think you skied into me. yes that's when you were furious and said, you ski directly into my effing back. at the top of your lungs. i did. okay i apologize for my bad language before the 50 year old star took the stand. it was like a day and night is

for before and after the accident. plaintiff's attorneys claim sanderson broke four ribs , suffered brain damage and was vibrant before the collision, but after his brain deteriorated , this is not my dad. this is an alternate version of my dad, sanderson's daughter recalled angry outbursts after the collision, like when he lashed out at his granddaughter while struggling to close the van door . she is just so belittled and made to feel like she's stupid. and my just this didn't have to happen if he just listened to her defense, claiming sanderson's prior medical issues , including a stroke like event could have been a factor. do you agree that he adjusted his scheme? to the right side of the slope because of his in the because of his vision issues. i think that was typical. he would . yeah the only witness who testified to seeing the

collision, a friend of the plaintiff said paltrow was to blame him right directly in the bag said on the stand. he got it wrong. i did not believe his testimony. do you believe that he saw the collision? no. i don't believe that he saw what he thinks he saw. sanderson is suing paltrow for more than $300,000 in damages. paltrow is countersuing for symbolic $1 and attorney's fees. veronica miracle cnn park city, utah. the unusually stormy winter weather in california has had one positive impact. the most of the states. drought has been wiped out. on friday, the governor announced the lifting of some drought restrictions, including a requirement to limit outdoor watering after reservoirs and lakes record low levels. preneurs gavin newsom also lifted in order for residents and businesses to cut their water usage by 15. u s department of agriculture said the storage levels in

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the sound of millions of brackets being tossed into the air anyone's ballgame now, if you win a bracket pool this year, congrats to you because i don't know what you did, because you didn't go with any of the favorites because none of them are left one of the best things about the instability tournament every year, so unpredictable anything can happen and well. a lot has happened this year, as kate mentioned for the first time ever. you got no number one seeds advancing to the elite eight, and it was five seats. san diego state pulling off the big upset last night, taking down number one overall seed alabama, the type of actually finding nine with under 12 minutes ago, but it has sex and just turned it on. they went on a 12 0 run, holding alabama scoreless for five whole minutes and obama star brandon miller really struggling this when he made just three of his 19 shots for nine point, san diego state hold on to win 71 to 64 pulling off a big upset. we feel like we can be a team in the country. we work hard, and we feel like we

have the dna of a winning team that goes far in march, where we have experience we have great, so we feel like i mean, that's what we're supposed to do. all right, so could houston, meanwhile, keep the dream of playing a final four at home alive well, miami, crushing those hopes and dreams in impressive fashion, the hurricanes just dominant in the second half, nigel pack putting on a shooting exhibition. he made seven threes. miami is now back in the elite eight for the second straight year, beating one seed houston 89 to 75. or one of the best teams in the country. now we're moving to the elite eight as the top eight schools in the country right now, we still got a lot of work to do, but it feels great right now. like the kiss there and check out miami coach jim larranaga feeling pretty good karume afterwards like the 73 year old dancing look at those moves. not sure what you call them, but players are certainly enjoying it. he was do lots of fun there, and it was a big day for miami, their women's team as a nine seat, upsetting villanova

to reach the elite eight as well. miami and yukon. the only schools with teams remaining in both the men's and women's tournament. alright with alabama houston out. texas a two seed is now the highest seat left in the tournament. they easily took care of xavier cruising to an 83 to 71 win. longhorns are gonna taste miami tomorrow for a shot in the final four in their home state force in houston this year and the clock finally striking midnight for the final cinderella left in the tournament. 15 princeton. grayton continuing their impressive run, beating the tigers 86 75. this is coach doug mcdermott and the blue jays first ever trip to the elite eight. they'll play san diego state tomorrow. will we get more madness? later on saturday nine seed florida atlantic looking to continue their dream run, but they're going up against kansas state's marquees noel and chianti johnson, who had been the best 12 punch in the tournament. then you got the heavyweight matchup gonzaga versus yukon and kim, even though they are a four seed that yukon huskies are actually the

betting favorite to now win the tournament. the zags are trying to get to the final four for the third time in seven years, but that's just this is unheard of. think about that. you have eight. you still have, you know. eight teams left. a four seat is the favorite right now to win the tournament. that's incredible. well speaking of favorites, i mean, i want to ask you now that your cougars are out. sorry about that stuff boarding. you picking ah, so if i was going to have to pick right now, i would go between either kansas state or yukon. you can't just been him so impressed. they've been blowing everybody out kansas state. meanwhile, they have been awesome. they have mentioned the 12 punch of noel and johnson. they're fun stories to root for. so you know if you don't have a rooting interest, maybe you go to root for kansas state because they got the five ft eight point garden and noel and then chianti johnson, one of the best stories we haven't called. it's going to be a surprise. it's going to be exciting. thank you so much. appreciate it. andy scholes alright. well it's not as bad as

it sounds. but a so called city killer asteroid is heading our way, according to a tweet by nasa newly discovered asteroid will pass by earth later today will be about 100,000 miles away . nasa says that while close approaches are a regular occurrence, only one this big only happens about once a decade now, while some of us might go hiding under our bed, nasa calls it to quote unique opportunity for science story is expected to fly by harmlessly. between earth and the moon. and star gazers are being treated to a stunning show. five planets lining up beneath the moon and what's called a planetary parade or alignment and includes mercury, venus, mars, jupiter and uranus. the alignment became visible friday and can be seen for the next couple of weeks. but the best time will come on tuesday to watch it. alright that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom i'm kimberly huber. you can follow me on twitter at kim bruun hoover for viewers in north america. cnn this morning is next. the rest of the world

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