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most people watched into a collective yawn. from democratic perspective to me this is a bust. bob mueller s presentation was not detailed. this was not the robert mueller i knew. bob mueller is not a made for tv guy, we live in a made for tv society. you do not have that viral they fumbled the entire accountability mission, on optics it was a disaster. look who winning now, it looks like donald trump is winning. kennedy: not chuck todd s beard. it was not mueller who had a bad day, she said it was president, channeling win stone winston churchill. it will is the end of the beginning. a renewed interest by congress in hearing from the people who were on mueller s team and did the work beyond the sort of distant figure head figure of mueller himself, second thing. that i think sort of comes out of today s hearing, i think we re already seeing, will be a renewed focus by democrats, on figuring out the money side. figuring out the financial side. kennedy ....
it was almost ver verbatim. most people watched into a collective yawn. from democratic perspective to me this is a bust. bob mueller s presentation was not detailed. this was not the robert mueller i knew. bob mueller is not a made for tv guy, we live in a made for tv society. you do not have that viral they fumbled the entire accountability mission, on optics it was a disaster. look who winning now, it looks like donald trump is winning. kennedy: not chuck todd s beard. it was not mueller who had a bad day, she said it was president, channeling win stone winston churchill. it will is the end of the beginning. a renewed interest by congress in hearing from the people who were on mueller s team and did the work beyond the sort of distant figure head figure of mueller himself, second thing. that i think sort of comes out of today s hearing, i think we re already seeing, will be a renewed focus by democrats, on figuring out the money side. figuring out ....
well, good morning to you. i m reena ninan. and i m kendis gibson in for t.j. holmes. we re going to get started with that one-two punch of the most populated stretch of the country. first tornadoes and now severe storms. that s right. winds reaching as high as 70 miles an hour pummeled the east from washington to southern new england. this is a tornado. this is the moment those powerful winds hit the new jersey shore kicking up waves, rocking boats, shaking up the cameraman. lightning like this in maryland lit up the sky causing fires too. the death of one woman being blamed on the storm. and in coal city, illinois, a maim cleanup is under way after the city s second tornado in less than two years. abc s kenneth moton has the story. reporter: this is the aftermath, homes ripped apart. power lines taken down. large trees didn t have a chance as severe weather marched across the country from the midwest to the east coast. the goodwill store is collapsed? ye ....
eating those colorful detergent packets, at least one emergency call an hour an one hospitalized every day. why are they still being sold? candid cam lot, never before scene photos of the kennedy family from their longtime nanny s private collection. why they are just coming to light today, wednesday, june 24th. 2015. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, welcome to today on a wednesday morning. we have some hot steamy weather here yesterday and it got black and orange last night. we were spared. other parts of the northeast really got it. it s our top story, violent weather causing damage and destruction. al is following it all. at one point the airports from new york city to baltimore to washington, d.c., all shut down for at least two hours. we had over 800,000 people without power. and as you look right now, this is a severe weather in the northeast damaging i mean, punishing tornadoes ripping apart homes, flipping over cars. this is in ....
captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs this is cbs morning news for wednesday, july 24th, 2015. good morning. thanks for joining us. i m alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. the summer is just four days old but is off to a wet start for millions of americans. severe weather and the possibility of tornados in the forecast today for the northern plains and the midwest. much of iowa and illinois from des moines to chicago remains under the threat of flooding. as wendy gillette reports many in new england are cleaning up after the summer s first big storm. reporter: the storm darkening skies as it moved in from the midwest tuesday evening. southern new jersey getting battered. winds downed by trees, smashing cars, and taking power lines with them, leaving thousands in the dark. it came within 15 minutes and was here and gone. reporter: the severe weather halting amtrak service between washington and philadelphia. it also caused a train to stall near ....