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the house committee investigating the january 6th attack voting unanimously to advance a measure holding mark meadows in criminal contempt over his refusal to testify. the resolution includes a referral on the justice department. the measure comes as meadows refused to answer questions about the documents he already handed over. when the record raised questions as these most certainly do. you have to come in and answer those questions. when it s time for him to follow the law, come in and testify on those questions. he changed his mind and told us to pile in the sand. mr. meadows testimony will bear on another key question before this committee. did donald trump s action corrupt congress proceedings to count electoral knowledge. mr. meadows persuade state officials to alter their election results. in georgia, for instance, mr. meadows participated on a phone call between president trump and georgia s secretary of state, raffensperger, meadows was on the phone when ....
are the crisis wof our generation. reporter: i m pamela brown in mayfield kentucky, one of the many communities devastated by this weekend s outbreak of deadly tornados. still hopes for a miracle here, that search crews will find a survivor in the rubble of a candle factory but still at work, the odds are long, dozens of people still missing. so much grief and heart-ache tonight but also a sense of resiliency. this town of 10,000, hardest hit. they lost their town, town square, so many people lost their homes from the factory, farmland, once quaint downdown, few buildings still standing. many people i talked to are wondering about their jobs, how will they survive moving forward. one man today said he couldn t find blood pressure medicine, lost his home, didn t know what to do. so much need here in mayfield and beyond in kentucky and the heads of homeland security and fema have been in this area today and are bringing much needed federal resources, more than 80 people ....
is, could we see new restrictions put in place? and new reporting on the document that ended up in mark meadows inbox about overturning the 2020 election. his lawyer says he had nothing to do with it. the question is, did he meet with someone who did? way too early for this week. good morning. welcome to way too early the show thinking about all those impacted by the severe weather the last few days. we ll start with the news. the search for survivors continues after a series of devastating tornadoes spanning six states, close to 50 people are confirmed dead. a number that is expected to rise. after the storms touched down in kentucky, illinois, tennessee and missouri, they wreaked havoc friday and early saturday morning. in edwardsville, illinois, six people were killed when an amazon warehouse was hit. a similar tragedy in kentucky, the state with the most widespread damage. eight people were killed while working in a candle factory. to the people of america, ....
covid. thank you. thank you. i ll take this one question. reporter: are you going to share anything more about the message to senator manchin about why you would like him to [ indiscernible ] . no, look i, i told you when i speak to senators or house members or governors or any other elected official, to try to convince them that what i m proposing makes sense and it s not inconsistent with what they believe, i do that and then i ll discuss it after. okay? thanks for your time. thank you. all right. welcome to meet the press daily . i m garrett haake. we ve been watching president biden answer questions after he was briefed by his emergency response team on the state of the federal response to those tornado disasters that just hammered kentucky and several neighboring states. as you heard him there, the president said he will be visiting kentucky on wednesday. and that the federal government would provide whatever assistance was needed in the region. we ll ....
we begin with the staggering damage wrought by one of the deadliest tornado outbreaks in the u.s. in decades. search and rescue efforts are set to wrap up in the coming hours after dozens of tornados ripped through six u.s. states. at least 84 people are feared dead. kentucky bore the bankrupt of the devastation and the small town of mayfield was nearly leveled by the storm. homes and businesses all reduced to piles of rubble in mere moments. the storm also flattened this candle factory in mayfield. more than 100 people were working inside when the storm hit, and dozens are still unaccounted for. and this video, it gives you a sense of the scale of those tornados. this was taken friday night in southeastern missouri. while it s unclear if this is the same tornado that hit mayfield, it appears to have touch down along the very same path. the mayor of mayfield says that her town now looks like matchsticks, and the human toll is not yet known. cnn s brynn gingras is there. ....