the attention of national by the office of the special counsel jack smith comes as there has been a wide-ranging investigation into the handling of top-secret documents and mr. trump s effort to maintain after 2020 election loss. make no mistake that this creates an extraordinary situation as it displaces the u.s. justice department into a investigation not only of the former president, but the current republican front runner for the 2024 presidential race. this is going to be messy, politically. donald trump already holds the historic place of being the only president being at being twice impeached and now he is the choice to be indicted on federal charges. cbs, catherine joins us now. this is a big development tonight. trump was already on edge that former president broke the news on a social media platform. reporter: multiple sources confirmed to cbs news that the former president has been indicted on criminal charges andy mar-a-lago document case. includes the unlaw
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science advisor for the ocean race. and this is that ocean track. reporter: she says the boats take temperature, oxygen, and carbon dioxide readings. scientists around the world use this information to study how the oceans are responding to climate change. as they absorb 90% of the excess heat created by planet-warming fossil fuel emissions. they have also detected micro plastics in nearly every sample taken on the race. we are looking at the second of two no drifter buoys. reporter: in a southern ocean, 11th hour racing deployet buoys that will help improve weather forecasting, and even track hurricanes. standby, guys. reporter: charlie enright wants to win back the race, but also protect the vast blue seas that make up 70% of the planet we call home. that s the important part, trying to find answers to these complicated problems. reporter: for eye on america, ben tracy, newport, rhode island. norah: the main suspect in
starts to steer more into that ocean track. now, the big-time change that you re going to see here is this is well offshore. potentially now we could not have a landfall, but this is about 30 to 40 miles from south carolina to charleston, so we re going to be watching that closely. and the next update at 8:00 a.m. this could shift, so we re watching this very closely. we still need to be prepared. i think virginia, potentially west virginia could be in the next cone update. so still some uncertainty. janessa keeping track of it for us. thank you so much. we also want to turn now to grand bahamas. they re expected to take a direct hit. morgan is live in nearby nassau. are the bahamas ready for this? reporter: joe, they believe they are. that said, it s not making anyone feel more relief as the hurricane is approaching.