Lawyers for donald trump approaching a 5 00 p. M. Deadline as prosecutors push to limit what the former president can say about the federal case against him. And after years of dodging the question, Governor Ron Desantis bluntly said, of course trump lost the 2020 election, as the former president s rival tried to reset his campaign. Plus pink is in the new green. Barbie and taylor twist and beyonce proving to be big business for the u. S. Economy. Welcome to the lead. Im Bianna Golodryga in for jake tapper. We start today with our Law And Justice lead. Donald trump is on the clock. His lawyers have just minutes to let a judge know what they think about a request that would block trump from sharing some of the evidence in the january 6 case. Prosecutors say if trump were to start publicly talking about or posting about evidence in the case, it could have a Chilling Effect on witnesses and they point to this post trump shared on truth social on friday. Where he wrote, quote, if you go a
they fight with aef other. when you get them by themselves, they are a super cell and they could begin to rotate and put down tornados. this is the area from new york down to alabama for that matter. but the wind gusts potentially here, 75 to 80 miles per hour. that is the biggest threat. smaller threat, because these may be small tornados but not if it is near your house, but this is philadelphia down through d.c. and that is where we re seeing the strongest storms. tornado watches in red, severe thunderstorm watch in yellow and some are rotating. not that far from charlottesville, virginia and bloomsberg, and all storms separated from the rest that are producing a little bit of rotation. that doesn t mean every rotating storm will put down a tornado but it is possible. look at the warnings in a line. here we go. closer up to d.c., probably another hour before you start to see it on the west virginia area. starting to see some rotation
a winter storm is making its way across the country. let s go to our meteorologist chad myers for details. what should we be looking at here? brianna, we will have snow, ice storm, flooding and also going to have the potential for isolated tornados all because of the storm coming out of the southwest right now. this weather is brought to you by the jamaica tourist board. plan your vacation and visit jamaica.com. this is what it is going to look like. winter weather advisories have been posted. 8 to 10 inches. could be up to a foot with blowing snow. to the south where it s not cold enough, two to four inches of rainfall, making the potential for flooding. texas, oklahoma, cold weather today. jackson, memphis, mississippi tomorrow. some storms will be severe. they could rotate and put down tornados. there is the low, this
is another threat by later this afternoon, and just like yesterday if you were with us, we had morning thunderstorms and redevelopment through the afternoon. as these storms begin to move off to the north and east, you see it on the trailing backside of it, these storms are worry some by this evening, and they could develop into super cells, the ones that put down tornados, and all of this pushes into east, not only into texas but iowa as well. the worse of the weather into dallas and iowa, and everywhere in between we have the potential of storms, and myrtle beach, tropical storm ana, it will continue to weaken, but just leftover showers and the threat there will be diminishing. thank you so much. we are also following a breaking story in the philippines. a super typhoon makes landfall. the storm is packing
gary, indiana big storm there and a number of them still into iowa and they all have been putting down tornados, one after another, especially across parts of iowa, and we still have many more hours of this warmth. it s still 7:00 out there. temperatures as warm as they will get for the day, and we have that tornado watch, and that tornado watch probably posted i think for another five to six hours, even though it will expire at 9:00, i think they will keep it going many more hour was after that. this is these storms moving across the northwest and could turn into derecho. i ve never heard of that. what is that? a squall line can last 50 miles or so. this derecho event can last for hundreds of miles. think of a 200-mile wild f 0, f 1 tornado that plows across the countryside. that s what we had last year. here is where it s likely probable and even possible as