lap and watching the stock market crash. there he goes. and a high drive. aaron judge his second home run of the game. he has got 57 now. oh, sometimes, i get a good feeling yeah. yeah. get a feeling that i never, never, never, never had before i get a good feel. ainsley: that is gorgeous. native amenarrow began zet rhod. i got shining down on the water narragansett, rhode island. that s what he saw from the santa maria, a bird flew in or leaves blew up and he realized he had land. ainsley: that s what noah saw every day for a long time. steve: 40 days. brian: that was a lot of rain. steve: maybe not every day had the shimmering sun that is just gorgeous. brian: imagine being on that ark with all those animals. ainsley: no. tigers come on in my house. brian: leave the donkey alone. steve: go at a time. ainsley: 79 degrees there. not a cloud in the sky according to the 10-day forecast. brian: and our eyes. ainsley: today at least and tomorro
efforts that they ve made to looking at this, the special master process, obviously that has not worked out and winding down and not going to appeal, now that the courts have ruled that to be done. and now, you have a department of justice that is really honing in on the former president, you know, and at the beginning, i mean you have to go back and remember is that the hearing, this was not viewed as anything other than a complicated records dispute, and by not moving the subpoena forward and by the actions that were taken over the summer, this has really escalated to a place where the former president looks at what could be the most perilous probe for him. a number of his advisers have been in the grand jury in recent weeks, who have been questioned about list document storage and this entire orbit is enveloped into the investigation at this point. and as you know, as well as anyone better, there has been