biden s former office to the nearly 200 pieces of government material that were stashed at mar-a-lago. and a new discovery could help the muddy the waters even further. we ll explain. meanwhile, gop leadership in the house gets the ball rolling on the long promised investigation ofs president and his family. also ahead, we ll have the latest on that massive system failure that grounded flights across the country for hours yesterday. good morning and welcome to way too early on this thursday, january 12th. thanks for starting your day with us. aides to president biden have found more classified documents outside the white house in different location than the batch we learned about earlier in the week. a person familiar with the matter tells nbc news that during an exhaustive search of the president s belongings from his time as vice president at least one other batch was discovered. that search started in november. n. response to the discovery of about a dozen other classi
that s going to add to the flooding concerns. it s going to add to the saturated soil. we re going to see on saturday another storm system moving on shore. so we ve seen eight systems on shore since december 27th. we ll see a few over the next week or two. so as we go throughout today, we ll see storms also to the east. we have a cold front working through portions of the east. that s going to bring a chance for rain and strong storms along this cold front. in the higher elevations and northern new england, cold aur is going to work in. we ll see snow mixing in. we re concerned about the severe weather. that is portions of georgia, also alabama. this is where we re looking. where you see the yellow and orange, that is the greatest chance for strong to severe weather. winds gusting to 60 miles per hour with any of the storms also the chance of hail. even a few tornadoes. that s tonight and also later on this afternoon. 17 mullon people at risk. heavy rain also in downpours with this. we
why when you see these pictures of these people climbing into these chambers, what s with the smoke or the gas? is that nitrogen? that s typically the cold air. that s the refrigerated cold aur. so there s two methods of achieving this cold temperature. one is liquid nitrogen and one is refrigerated cold air. i suppose the use of cold, which is probably cryotherapy, has been used since the time of the ancient greeks. and more recently i m sure all your listeners and viewers will have familiar with using ice baths as a method of recovery. however, in the last couple of years, we have seen the increasing use of cold body cryotherapy as an alternative to ice baths. okay, joe costello, years of
this morning more than 8.2 million people and 21 states are without power in the wake of superstorm sandy. how big that storm was. that s amazing. that means there were millions of refrigerators full of food when the lights went out. how long will it last? abc s senior medical contributor dr. tim johnson has some advice. reporter: as hurricane sandy batters much of the east coast of the u.s., people are being reminded to stay indoors and not take unnecessary risks. that advice also applies to perishable foods when the power goes out for any reason. food in your refrigerator could become a source of food poisoning. after four hours or more with no power, throw out any perishable foods in the fridge. you have more time with food in your freezer. frozen foods should remain safe to eat for 48 hours if the freezer is full and as long as the door was kept shut. if the freezer is half full, that safety window is cut in half to just 24 hours. however, opening the freezer door allows cold