They said the following. This is an extremely dangerous category for a hurricane nearing the southeastern coast of louisiana, Hurricane Force winds now moving on shore. Lets get a closeup and you can get a better idea of whats happening. Youll see Grand Isle on top of your screen. Just below there, port forshaun, a key place for oil and gas. From cocodrie you can see how these tides have risen in these bays of louisiana. That shows the eye just offshore. Its moving about 15 miles per hour which means Storm Surge is moving quickly into areas like Grand Isle where we do know a Couple Dozen residents decided to stay behind. Were going live to many reporters and local officials in louisiana in the next hour, but lets begin with Chad Meyers who can break down the latest forecast for us. Chad, this is not just Rapid Intensification. Its almost like we need a new term for what this is. People went to bed and they saw a category 2 storm. Theyre now seeing a hurricane on the verge of cat 5. Yes
With him that day after. I think after. I dont know if i spoke with him in the morning or not. I just dont know. He just doesnt know. The committee is about to find out the facts. We dont know if jordan will comply with this request. They can issue a subpoena if he stonewalls. Jordan also admitted sending a message to trumps chief of staff, mark meadows, on january 5th offering a legal theory on how trump could block bidens win. Joining me now, former federal prosecutor joyce vance, juanita tolliver. Trump is deeply unnerved by the January 6th Committee. I wonder what you are now reporting given this jim jordan news . Yeah, we reported early in the week that trump was reagitated by the amount of communications and documents that meadows had turned over to the select committee. I can only imagine that the former president is even more unnerved now because it appears that the committee is going to go after his biggest allies in congress, including jim jordan, who the committee now knows
Crowd. Plus new reporting on unnamed lawmakers working with the white house. Why a judge tossed trumps lawsuit to keep his taxes away from congress. And a closer look at the ongoing Human Victims of the big lie. When all in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. Right now as we speak the House Of Representatives are preparing to vote on Holding Donald trumps former Chief Of Staff mark meadows in contempt of congress, a body in which he once served, for refusing to comply with subpoena from the January 6th Committee. The debate on this resolution started this afternoon around 4 15. There was a bit of a holdup by republicans over accusations that House Majority leader steny hoyer disparnged republican congressman jim banks. Once they sorted through all that they picked up the debate around 5 30 p. M. The debate is done now. Theres some other house business happening. Were waiting for them to vote on whether to refer mark meadows to the Department Of Justice for con
Reliable sources. But first you know the biggest story this weekend is the firing of chris cuomo from this network, cnn. I have been working the phones ever since this was announced yesterday evening. Frankly, i have been on the phone until the last five minutes here getting information about what happened, and where cnn goes from here. So i would like to start, now that you know the news about cuomos firing with a timeline of how it came to this point. Why was chris cuomo fired now after cnn management supported him all year long . Thats the key question i have been pursuing as a Media Reporter for the past, you know, 18 hours or so. So here are the answers i have so far. Lets take a look at the daybyday timeline this week to catch you up. On monday the new York Attorney general Generals Office released that document dump. It landed with a thud. There was a lot to read, some of it damning. Some of it about chris. Now cuomos view was he never engaged in Opposition Research on behalf of
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