scrapping a billion dollar development in florida. the impact it could have on his upcoming presidential run. a major settlement between deutsche bank and jeffrey epstein s victims. we will break down what it all means and who could be paying, next, as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening, once again, i m stephanie ruhle. partisan fireworks erupted on capitol hill earlier today, in a hearing for the so-called weaponization of government committee, which of course is led by ohio republican jim jordan. the witnesses were three self-described fbi whistleblowers who jordan and his fellow republicans said would show that the fbi was biased against the right. and we see reports that, yesterday, the fbi warned jordan in a letter that two of these three witnesses, quote, lost their security clearances because of their conduct in january 6th cases brought into question their allegiance to the united states. that didn t stop jim jordan. the hearing went on e
tonight, clashes on capitol hill. at the so-called weaponization hearing, republicans spent the day questioning questionable witnesses. democrats called it a clearinghouse for testing conspiracy theories for donald trump. then, disney raising the stakes in the feud with ron desantis, scrapping a billion dollar development in florida. the impact it could have on his upcoming presidential run. a major settlement between deutsche bank and jeffrey epstein s victims. we will break down what it all means and who could be paying, next, as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening, once again, i m stephanie ruhle. partisan fireworks erupted on capitol hill earlier today, in a hearing for the so-called weaponization of government committee, which of course is led by ohio republican jim jordan. the witnesses were three self-described fbi whistleblowers who jordan and his fellow republicans said would show that the fbi was biased against the right. and we see re
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major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions: this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. yang: the somber tallies keep mounting tonight in the aftermath of hurricane irma . the death toll has risen to 48, many thousands are struggling to get home across florida, and officials are rushing aid to the state s hardest-hit sections. p.j. tobia begins our coverage. reporter: roads leading to the shattered florida keys reopened early this morning. people lined up in cars, anxious to return to their homes, or whatever remains of them, and tensions were running high. right now we don t know where to go. reporter: some found lawns filled with debris, siding ripped off their houses, trailer homes and boats knocked over like toy models. governor rick scott flew over florida s coast on monday. the negativ
major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions: this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. yang: the somber tallies keep mounting tonight in the aftermath of hurricane irma . the death toll has risen to 48, many thousands are struggling to get home across florida, and officials are rushing aid to the state s hardest-hit sections. p.j. tobia begins our coverage. reporter: roads leading to the shattered florida keys reopened early this morning. people lined up in cars, anxious to return to their homes, or whatever remains of them, and tensions were running high. right now we don t know where to go. reporter: some found lawns filled with debris, siding ripped off their houses, trailer homes and boats knocked over like toy models. governor rick scott flew over florida s coast on monday. the negativ