home. president trump had absolute authority to declassify documents. you do know who doesn t have authority the vice president so when joe biden left the administration he had zero authority or take them with him in a fair country in a safe country, in jeopardy for joe biden here. todd: that was an alexandria hoff in quite a bombshell, alex. when we are learning about anton, these records discovered in washington where biden held private office space between 2017 until the start of the 2020 campaign. the documents found november 2nd by the president s personal attorneys. according to the white house, cooperating with archives and the doj regarding the discovery of what appeared to be obama/biden records with small documents with classified markings. and took possession of the materials. thank you. the document, sir? as you can see the president ignoring questions on the matter but of course it calls to mind criticism with former president trump last year after fb
think i might look into one myself. stay in the home and life you ve built for years to come. call. to receive 50% off installation of your kohler walk-in bath. and take advantage of our special low monthly payment financing. we have new documents in a bunch of key stories including new nbc reporting on those biden documents. a money man for a former president about to go behind bars and pictures from the summit in mexico. just in, let s start with what nbc news sources are telling our team that fewer than a dozen classified documents were found at president biden s former office while on capitol hill, you ve got a top democrat now demanding a senate briefing on the whole thing with republicans in the house set to go full steam ahead on a full fledged investigation. we ve got our doj and hill team standing by. the long time cfo for the trump organization heading to jail. plus, president biden meeting this hour with the leaders of mexico and canada. our team just in the ro
attack on the capitol city. president biden right now in mexico for the first time as president, getting ready to go one-on-one with the mexican leader as the politics over immigration top headlines. we re live in mexico city. also this hour, you ve got the house getting ready to come into session. kevin mccarthy now officially in charge. trying to set the rules and set the tone for his term with the gavel. this hour, not all republicans on board for today s vote. even with some of the concessions mccarthy made. with our new reporting on what is being called an aggressive pace of gop-led investigations. plus, hundreds of people under arrest under violent protests of brazil s congress. supporters have recently ousted jir bolsonaro, storming the capitol building and why presidential extradition could be part of the conversation. i m talking with a top national security official about that later on in the show. we have a ton to get to in the next hour. let s get startsed wit
# well, you may go to college, you may go to school. austin butler wins best actor for his portrayal of elvis presley, at the golden globes. we ll have the latest from the awards trying to recover from controversy. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we start in california, where at least 17 people are now known to have died from heavy flooding in the state. nearly 50,000 people have been ordered to evacuate, amid fears of landslides. all residents that s 10,000 people living in the coastal town of montesito, near santa barbara, have been ordered to leave. warnings of flooding and high winds are in place across much of california, with more cyclones expected. jon donnison reports. not a river but a road, but in much of california, rather than a car, you d be better off with a canoe. large parts of the state are already underwater following back to back storms, and there is more to come. in less than 12 hours we ve received more than eight inches
and also ahead: a big night in hollywood. have you been round? i haven t been round. have i been round? colin farrell wins best actor at the golden globes. we ll have the latest from the awards, trying to recover from controversy. hello and welcome. we have a fax programme ahead. packed programme ahead. we begin here in the uk, where more than 20,000 ambulance and support staff have gone on strike in a row over pay and conditions, with health service leaders warning the system is in a precarious position. call handlers and dispatchers are also taking part in the industrial action, the second such strike to take place in england and wales in three weeks. people are being warned that ambulances may not be dispatched for some emergencies, such as heart attacks and strokes, and the effect this time is expected to be worse than the first walkout. gareth barlow reports. it is the second walkout by ambulance staff this winter. workers including paramedics, emergency care assistan