judge. a south florida airports still closed by floodwaters after the rainiest day in fort lauderdale history. and new restrictions on abortion pills kick in just hours from now will the u. s supreme court step in. good friday morning. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m christine romans today in air national guard i t specialist will make his first court appearance after his arrest in connection with a major leak of top secret defense documents. the exact timing for jack to share his arraignment in a boston courtroom has not yet been announced. cnn s oren lieberman has more on the investigation. rest from the pentagon. 21 year old member of the massachusetts air national guard is in custody arrested in connection to the massive leak of classified documents online, the fbi swooping in on titan, massachusetts, a tactical team moving in to arrest jack to shera after surveilling him for a couple of days. a u. s official said the plan was to arre
in less than 24 hours, and keep in mind that about 20 inches of that rain fell within a six hour period. stranded vehicles. this aerial drone shot just really speaks volumes to what they have had to deal with. that was again on wednesday night, but of course we still have our flood. warning in place for ford lauderdale. this includes the airport that is valid through eight am this morning. the current radar generally quiet, there are a few pop up showers starting to form just east of the coastline there, but when you look at the rainfall totals , this is interesting because we have to put an asterisk next to fort lauderdale. climatologists are out kind of assessing the rain gauges that are in and around fort lauderdale, and they re going to determine whether or not a 24 hour state rainfall record was actually shattered by over two and half inches previous record set back in 1980 key west, so that really puts this into historical context, right? that is a lot of rain in a short period o
doesn t become a law. we re all getting a fascinating constitutional civics lesson on impeachment in real-time. that said, just the importance of that trial and this is why i brought up the state of the union address in the first week of february. you ve got the iowa caucus and then the new hampshire primary, coupled in the middle of an impeachment trial. and the president getting the opportunity to address the nation in the middle of it. i mean that week in american politics, you think the last seven days were interesting, buckle up. because that end of january, first week in february could be just, just as quick-moving and fast-paced. we ll grab our popcorn. put an asterisk next to president trump s name waiting to see what happens next. this week the president was asked about how he feels about being impeached, if it is technically impeached. here s what he had to say. what does it feel like to be the third president in u.s.
obligations. we believe strongly in the ethical and professional rules and regulations that govern our industry, our work, and our client interactions. as a matter firm policy, professional rules we do not comment on the work we conduct for our clients. these peanuts don t necessarily mean that america will ever see the details of america s finances since they d be protected by secrecy rules governing grand juries and wouldn t become public unless they are used in evidence in a criminal case. sandra: rick leventhal thank you. to speed on big day ahead big program including hogan gidley from the white house. more coming up in our 10:30 eastern time slot. sandra: just a few things to talk to him about. bill: which got an hour 20 minutes to think about it. meanwhile president trump putting a target on iran over the saudi oil attack. is tehran responsible and if so what happens next? republican mike turner member of the armed services committee will tell that next. sandra: plus the