i m bianna golodryga in new york. president biden is avoiding questions and the special counsel is making moves. the justice department has interveered biden s former executive assistant who was on the team that packed up his office at the end of the obama administration. we re told that process was messy and doing high-profile work right up until the inauguration and led to a mad dash to close up the office while biden was still using it. phil mattingly and evan perez are covering all angles. we know biden s former execute assistant had been questioned. we re also learning more about the materials that were found with the classified documents. tell us exactly what the special counsel rob hur will be looking at here? well, bianna, one thing he s trying to do is set up a office and hire and people to bring in to the investigation but a lot of work has already gone on. already happened, during the investigation that was being handled by john lausch, the chicago u.s. attorney
falling debris also killing a state employee. some students and staff in griffin, georgia, spent the night in a middle school and couldn t go home until early this morning because storm debris made the roads impassable. out west in california a different potentially deadly weather event is once again unfolding. more heavy rain is moving in. weeks of wet weather already has led to 18 deaths. we have teams on both ends. ryan young in selma, alabama. the damage behind you was caused by a tornado on the ground for at least 50 miles. tell us what you re seeing now. reporter: i can tell you people are still shaken by this. they are looking all around them and see these signs of destruction as they try to start cleaning up. this is one of the cars that was damaged. you can see it was pretty much torn up from front to back. this is the famous broad street right mind me where the edmunds pettus bridge is down the street the other way. traffic snarled as people have