from an mess nbc rolled headquarters, welcome in new york. welcome to alex witt reports. we begin this hour with the big story of survival and recovery, mostly in florida that state hit hardest by hurricane ian. the total death toll from that storm is estimated 78 people. power outage numbers are down from reporting last hour, now it s over 21,000 in north carolina and just over 7000 in virginia without power. 1200 in south carolina. search and rescue operations are still underway, with the coast guard leading most efforts as 100 of thousands struggle with basic necessities like power, water, cell phone service. here is fema director demon chris just short time ago. we have well over 2 million people without power immediately following the storm and the power companies there have done a numbing job of getting the majority people back online. i think where the difficulty comes in, jonathan, is that there are so many homes especially in fort myers beach, area that are compl
documents constitute presidential records versus personal records. judge dearie owes his answer to judge cannon no later than december 16th. he was willing to work like the wind, we now know it doesn t help jim warns teen is still in the district. he certainly is free to do so. we have new updates on the timeline for the next public january six committee hearing that was late this week due to hurricane ian. here s chairman thompson. well the hearing will keep it flooded for the november 8th election. it won t be next week, but for all intents and purposes expected to be going on here. we re not really looking at witnesses before the committee in the next hearing. we still have significant information that we have not shown to the public that is available to us. so ryan thompson has said this committee will not observe the simple quiet period before