politicsnation tonight s lead, danger all ove again. it we even and his third run fo the white house, forme president donald trump still can push politics to the edge. last night, trump happil mingled with maga supporters a a wrestling match and oklahoma just hours after dropping bombshell announcement, th former president claiming on his truth social platform, h would be arrested on tuesday although he offered no proof that charges were eminent just like on january 6th trum called for protest without specifying whether the the should be violent or non violent. manhattan da alvin bragg sending out an internal memo t the staff and his office assuring them they will be safe trump s response, another angr post calling him a racist an once again the most prominence and influential republicans ar rallying behind trump no matte what havoc he wreaks, speake of the house kevin mccarth calling the case against the former president and outrageou abuse of power by a radical da if this i
See some snow, the problem is not the amount of snow but the timing during the morning commute it moves through at 4 00 to 6 00 in the morning and moves out around noon, the heaviest it causes delays during the morning commute not only with roads and also low visibility with the falling snow, ill talk about how much snow to expect in the full accuweather forecast. More details on the timing coming up. This reminder when wintry weather hits, keep an eye on our Storm Tracker 6 radars we have your hourly and sevenday forecasts here on action news. And we are following breaking news out of new york city, police have arrested three men that they say had plans to join the terror group isis and we have learned that the case has ties to philadelphia. New York Police Commission under bill braton says two men are accused of trying to join isis and the third is accused of trying to pay for their efforts. That man ran mall kiosks in philadelphia and other stated as well. The men all lived in brook
The City of Houston receives $5 million to partially clean up a decades-old toxic waste site, sparking concerns from residents and a state representative about the project's effectiveness.