committee, and while the subpoena was expected, it is the committee s most aggressive step yet. it could result in an epic legal battle which frankly is also anticipated. the panel is asking for phone calls, texts, videos from the former president relating to the attack on the u.s. capitol and efforts to overturn the 2020 election. it s also demanding trump testify under oath on november 14th. in a letter accompanying the subpoena, the panel said this. as demonstrated in our hearing, we have assembled overwhelming evidence including from dozens of your former appointees and staff that you personally orchestrated and oversaw a multipart effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election and to obstruct the peaceful transition of power. cnn s senior crime and justice reporter joins us now. the january 6th committee making it clear that they see trump as the central figure of this effort. reporter: exactly, victor. the center of everything. that is what this cover letter and
onto the pop tarts he d been cradling in his lapse. the milliseconds felt like hours and suddenly out of nowhere joe biden regained consciousness. yes, the fda, he responded. he got the message, always welcome acute commercial break, crisis averted. there were a lot of moments like that. he could tell don lemon was very close to asking the fda but time and time again he held off. he had to. the audience might have noted something was up there they had no choice but to let the commander in chief keep talking, as he did in this moment is joe biden began to muse about black people and their love of basketball. and what we did, the original bill got passed, he would go down in the tough neighborhoods in my state, in my city of wilmington, which is overwhelming minority city and everybody can tell me where the best basketball is played in the playground here in this city. you know who it is, you know who the best ballplayers are, you know where they are.
the world whether you re a person on the street. i heard ludacris was giving money to organizations liven carnival and, you know, ngos like jose andres and others. please continue sending aid and help. it s going to be a long rebuilding process, but the bahamian people are ready to get their lives back together. they re wonderful, wonderful people there in the bahamas. all right. we appreciate it. thank you, sam. all the best. thank you. the united states, north carolina is feeling the effects of dorian right now. we have a live video from the city of wilmington. but even before the sun went down, it had already seen a good deal of nasty weather from the storm. it s been hit with a number of tornadoes. more than one dozen reported so far. one passed by a fire station near wilmington. another near there tore siding and roofs off several homes. dorian spawned this waterspout
seems like a small world when you put it that way. bill karins, thank you so vf very much. we want to turn to ana mcray, the assistant emergency management director for new hanover county. we ll show you what we mean by that. this is the part of north carolina that includes the city of wilmington. she is with us by phone from the emergency operation center in wilmington. please tell me, ana, that you guys aren t out making all kinds of rescues, that for the most part the streets are safe, if not a little water logged. we agree with that assessment 100%. so our community has been great about listening to the messages we ve been pushing, about the importance of seeking shelter and making their final plans well before 8:00 p.m. last night. we know when we started to experience the stronger
their way back to this, the seventh or eighth largest city in north carolina. reporter: yeah, exactly that, david. folks starting to make their ways back as the bands make their way through. what they re greeted with is this. trees down in the middle of the road. the crews can t get to these houses. you see here, this house. this is charlie s house. we ll talk to charlie in just a minute. had this big tree come in and this is the damage we re talking about. this is the risk of why you leave this storm. if you follow me, we ll go right with charlie. hey, charlie. thanks for doing this. i really appreciate it. show us your house. show us the damage so people can get a sense. you were here during the storm. you actually moved you said to a fire house? yeah. we evacuated across from the fire house downtown. we were worried about the wind speeds and how long the wind would be here. and we were worried about the trees falling on our house and it actually happened. you can see here, dav