eric: there idaho and the like. pretty astounding for what happens any sense of how long the flooding alert will last? you ve got the ring on top of tthose mountains as you showed. it goes down the mountains into the troughs and the sub divisions out in the desert. you are asking for trouble. that s why these things are delayed it might be raining inch or two in los angeles and those mountains ring out the moisture is going to rush down could be a day later. just because the storm passes does not mean the flood risk is necessary over immediately you need to give it a little time. eric: even. me like another day it s not usualusual for that couple of d. nighttime tonight and tomorrow still have to watch out. adam, thank you. arthel? arthel: okay adam and eric for a good southern california prepping for the stork storm that is already hurting the region with heavy rain put orange county fire authority captain greg joins us now.
i am asking you questions, mis carroll. no, women who come forward whe the reason they don t come forward because they are alway asked why didn t you scream. someone wound scream, some women don t. why didn t you scream e. jean, why didn t you scream? you better of a good excuse wh you didn t scream, because i he didn t scream, you weren raped. i m telling, you he write me whether i screamed or not. tacopina, you need a minut miss carroll carol, no. you go right on. joining us now is a fait - civil litigation attorney an former federal prosecutor an adam class felt managing edito of law and crime, who covering the trial from th press room today thank you both for being here. adam, i want to ask you abou the contentious nature you said it was contentiou right from the get-go and e. jean carroll did not cry but, there seemed to be a real emotional back and forth between her and joe tacopina trump s lawyer that is a very good point from the get-go, yes it wa contentious from the word
off that direction is a low pressure system is going to become a intrapreneur monday forecast and assisting when you will be paying attention to, this is assistance going for next in vector. low pressure system, cold front sweeping across the country by this is into tuesday. the backside of it is snow out in front of it. we re talking more severe weather for folks who just does severe weather recently. i will leave you with winter weather alerts on the backside of the system. these are winter weather alert system across the northern plains and upper midwest. here is where the storm threat is for tuesday. eric, this is very similar forecast of alyssa back on friday. so unfortunately more severe weather or something we will be tracking is making into the middle of the upcoming week. support folks will have to stay on guard, adam, thank you. molly: another case of human smuggling found on our southern border. officials preventing another tragedy from taking place near light on the border,
whole community a swift recovery. max gorden and little rock, thank you. c4 little rock tony is a part of a huge storm system that tore through eight states in the south and also the midwest. reportedly killing at least 26 people. there is a high death toll. that same devastating system that brought those high winds and severe thunderstorms, and even if you tornadoes well brought into the northeast last night. so what is in the forecast for this weekend? adam class and the weather. let s break across the country were not going to get a huge one today, sunday a little bit more the nicer side we are tracking a storm s 90 sweeping across the country next week i will begin with relatively mild temperatures except in the middle of the country see the warm air pulling up, cool air off towards the west and it s going to kind of wintry here in the next couple of days. clear across the country, little snow in the northern plains in the upper midwest as it drips
this new president from mexico means to them that he s a leftist that campaigned on helping the poor. whether he takes any action, we will wait and see. it s encouraging that there s no one else there be just you reporting from the wall without anyone trying to get over it or through it . thank you. alaska is experiencing more than 1000 aftershocks from friday s major earthquake near anchorage. the magnitude 7 quake opened roads and left thousands without power.utility companies are scrambling to restore service. fortunately, no deaths or serious injuries were reported. roof collapse and structural damage appears less widespread than expected. there have been rare december tornadoes ripping through central illinois in the midwest.that destroyed homes and injured at least 30 people so far. adam class is tracking the storm from the fox news weather center. pretty rare and unusual to have this at this time of year. it s very rare and all