economic advances for underserved communities, expanded voting rights and a robust defense of democracy, but how much can he really get done? then finally, we ll look how the massive infrastructure legislation passed last year may help restore one historic black and brown neighborhood in new orleans to its former glory. not by adding anything but taking something away. that story later in the hour. but we start with the ethical dilemma staring republicans and democrats in the face. and the growing frustration with both parties over what some see as self-inflicted wound. for democrats, yet another call for information on the biden documents controversy. this one, from the republican head of the house oversight committee. he wants the visitors log from biden s home in wilmington after biden s attorney said five more pages of classified documents were found there earlier in the week. a spokesman for the secret service said, those logs don t exist. but republicans insist that
families, come have a glass of wine. we took a look inside. a piece of that wharf we just showed you is now sitting in the dining room inside this restaurant, and look over here. some of the debris. this is indicative of the debris washing ashore. this huge log here seeing this up and down, littered across capetola beach. this trash can here, this dumpster is filled with debris and another one feet away. you can see, this entire area has been roped off, because it s just too dangerous for people to come here. it s unclear exactly how long these businesses will be shuttered, but the thing people are really hoping for is for the rain to stop so that california can dry out, and that s the good news. the remainder of january, for the most part, is expected to be dry, and that s going to help these businesses try to rebuild. chris? oh, dana griffin. thank you for that. president biden puts voting rights back in the spotlight, but any hope of delivering on one of his biggest campaign pro