killer tornados continues. we start tonight with that developing news from capitol hill. just a few hours ago, the january 6th committee unanimously voted to refer trump s former chief of staff, mark meadows to the full house for criminal contempt. the vote comes on the heels of the new bomb shell revelations found in the very e-mails and text messages meadows himself exchanged before and on january 6th. committee members were taking pains tonight to point out the pivotal role meadows played. mr. meadows put himself in this situation. he must now accept the consequences. it certainly appears that mr. meadows played a key role in events that culminated in the violent attack on the capitol and on our democracy. mark meadows has committed a crime. in this case, a premeditated one. no one is above the law. not even a former president s chief of staff. i expect the justice department to move as swiftly in dealing with mr. meadows as it did with mr. bannon, and prosecute hi
arkansas, illinois, missouri and tennessee. but even just in kentucky, it is deeply worrying that beyond the dozens of people known to have been killed already. there are more than 100 other people who have just not been accounted for since the storms hit. more than 100, again, unaccounted for. and this is night three in the cold in the dark searching. president biden will be traveling to kentucky on wednesday. we have eyes on law enforcement, on the governor s office overnight tonight as the rescue and recovery efforts continue. but this is stretching into the part of the rescue window where things start to get very dire. we ve got eyes on that tonight, we will let you know more as we learn more over the course of this hour. what we re gonna start tonight is with some breaking news from washington. tonight, the january six investigation has voted to hold trump white house chief of staff, mark meadows in contempt. the committee holding him in contempt tonight means that tomor
3,200 faithon, picture driving through a swarm of bugs, that s how earth swarms through the debris fields. bundle up if you need to, and head outside to catch the show. if you don t get a chance to see it tonight, don t worry, you should still be able to catch them tomorrow night as well. that s our broadcast for this thank you at-home for joining us. this hour, very happy to have you here with us tonight. the tornadoes hit very late on friday night. and that means, tonight, in the dark and the cold in kentucky it is a third straight night. saturday night, sunday night, and i ll tonight. of searching for survivors. the death toll in kentucky is almost unimaginable. it stands at more than 70 already. at least 13 other americans have also had deaths contributed to the store in