and communities on the florida gulf coast are boarding up, stocking up and getting ready for impact and the possibility of a storm surge that could reach up to ten feet. people are taking it very seriously. we re trying to be ready. who knows, may be real bad or not bad at all, but if it is, we want to make sure we are ready. now, nasa is sharing this stunning view of the storm from the international space station. we have the latest. details emerging ahead of the january 6th hearing, and nbc is hearing from two services the secret service confiscated the phones of agents. and then footage that put roger stone s role in days leading up to the riots in focus. and then all facing seditious conspiracy charges. the impact this one trial could have on others surrounding january 6th. let s start with hurricane ian battering cuba before lowly making its way towards florida. joining me, bill karins, and ellison barber. ellison, let s go to you. the national hurricane center
have been saying that since day one and i mean it that s why i have sent producers out on the street to talk to everyday americans. it s also why i make the point to talk to your not so average americans. we call it unchartered waters. a segment dedicated to unique characters. so tonight we are taking a trip down memory lane, airing some of our favorite interviews with some of our most memorable guests and don t worry, there will be some new content, too. later on, in the show we will catch up with one of our old friends and i will give you a hint, she howls. first, let s start with someone had taught us a thing or two how to survive in biden s inflated america. watch. joe biden says that a recession is not inevitable and his press secretary, this is what she said. can you talk a little bit about if you are doing anything at all to prevent a recession or a rise in unemployment. we are in a moment of transition. we don t see a recession right now. that is not we are no
after he made allegations in a whistleblower complaint. he was strip of his gun and badge, and removed from the daytona beach fbi field office. that sounds like fun, getting stripped at the daytona beach feel office. i guess as far as the fbi is concerned he s been unfriended. see what i did there with his name? because his name s friend. i think that s a courtesy laugh on yor part, bat i ll let it go. now, you can keep doing it, aren t you? don t you remember the whistleblower protection act? that was such a big deal when all the anonymous sneakers were coming after trump. now it gets ignored like tinder dating profile. very lean guy. laughing through the tears. n. friend was declared absent without leave because he wouldn t take part in a swat raid that hey considered excessive force agents the january 6 folks accused of misdemeans. in a way it s like being punished for refusing to take part in a home invasion. but because friend missed off the wrong people he was gone fast
work while letting his former boss do all the work. m.i.a. from the campaign trail, democrats are turning to barack obama to rescue them from a midterm shellacking, the guy who lost the best hope to stop this red wave. the only way to save democracy is if we nurture it and fight for it together. that starts with collecting people who know you and see you and care about you. every republican politician seems obsessed with two things: own the lives. they are only libs. they are interested in making you angry. they are hoping it will distract you from the fact that they don t have answers of their own. even the media realizes that biden is at their worst customer. he can t be out there, so this is the only person they can put out. the democrats hope he is a closer. i talked to two people yesterday and regular conversations. barack obama is good at this, and i think that s what they are counting on, especially for we need those millennials, the gen zs. he energize
and russian media reports a car explosion has killed the daughter of an influential russian philosopher and key putin ally. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brun brunhuber. we begin with the extreme weather threat across the central and southwestern u.s. a tropical storm warning has been lifted for far southern texas, but rain from that system could spread into oklahoma and louisiana through midweek. strong winds are expected as the storm moves further inland. meanwhile, more than 12 million people across the southwestern and central u.s. are under flood watches. in parts of arizona, new mexico and texas, the risk of flash flooding is high, with these areas expecting heavy rain and thunderstorms throughout the day. in new mexico, residents are doing what they can to prepare for the worst. water backs up into our yards and also so far we made almost 50 sandbags. we have some that we made last year, but we re making more to prepare for that rain. an