and there you see it. a major storm heading for the tampa area that could deliver the first direct hit there in a century then not move for nearly two full days. already people in areas are ordered to leave. the local sheriff is warning anyone who defies the order and stays, you re on your own. we just received a new advisory from the national hurricane center. we re in the weather center with the very latest and new advisory. what does it say, tom? john, we don t have much in the way of changes except the pressure is dropping. and it usually takes a while when that pressure drops, the storm gets stronger. so what we re going to notice here is even though the winds have not changed, still 100 mile per hour sustained winds, they will start to increase now greatly. when that pressure drops, the equivalent to a stronger wind pattern. the they re just heat engines. they feed on that warm water. that warm water then as it rises up changes the energy and goes to wind the we re 13
called a january 6th rioter. plus, what new text messages from mark meadows reveal, and why a former congressman pressed the january 6th committee to press the wife of a supreme court justice. ten straight days of protest in iran for a woman killed over a hijab. now the regime is out with its own crowds pushing a different narrative. welcome to the lead i m kasie hunt in for jake tapper. we start with politics lead, we are less than 48 hours away from the next public january 6th committee hearing. cnn is learning about text messages from then trump chaief of staff mark meadows linking the white house with a pro trump operative who was trying to seize voting machines. we re going to have more on this exchange in just a moment. we re also learning about new links between the white house and a rioter on january 6th. denver riggleman who was an adviser to the january 6th committee is telling cbs 60 minutes. riggleman will join us on the lead in a moment. cnn s sara murr
bans nearly all abortions. cnn was in arizona and met one of the last women to get an a legal abortion there, something she needed to save her life. reporter: at the planned parenthood clinic in tucson, arizona, we meet a 23-year-old patient. a mother of two boys, 9 weeks pregnant with her third. you could see the head and the little nose. baby she will never hold. what brought me here is an abortion by choice. we re calling her jane to protect her privacy. her last pregnancy almost killed her. breathing machines and paperwork to sign to decide whether i have to save my life or my son s life. she 2 1/2 months ago, she and her partner s birth control failed. i m only nine weeks right now. nine weeks and all of this pain? all of this pain.
jill gibson, planned parenthood arizona s medical director. to have politicians who have never had any formal medical training, for them dom into that exam room and make the decisions, for which they have no basis, is completely unacceptable. we met gibson at the only fully functioning planned parenthood clinic in tucson under the now existing state law if she performs abortions that don t fall under the state strict guidelines, she faces prosecution and up to five years in prison. at another clinic in nearby phoenix what s happening here now? nothing. the silence that is present here is really deafening. why is it so silent? there is fear about what is legal and not legal in our state. i m calling from planned parenthood. this registered nurse now arranges travel to get women out of phoenix to tucson. so what i want to do is i can