Investigation. For me this is a story that is important for republicans to hear, americans to hear. Lets hear the whole truth and nothing but the truth about Donald Trumps actions ask the surrounding cast of characters around him. . Cnns Marshal Cohen is joining me in the studio with more details on this. Weve all had our eye. Youve definitely had your eye very trained on georgia, Fulton County. Whats going on down there . Does this mean things are about to start happening . Yes. Finally. After three years of investigations, 70 witnesses to the grand jury, a grand jury report, lawsuits, Security Feting beefed up, so much speculation. Its happening. According to, as you just played, Lieutenant Governor, former Lieutenant Governor jeff duncan. Really making clear that this is sort of the opening shot of the very final stage of this investigation. These witnesses are being told that its time to come in and get ready to testify. So as weve previously reported, the prosecutors down there le
Former georgia Lieutenant Governor and cnn contributor jeff duncan revealing to cnn today he will testify before a grand jury in just a few days. I did just receive notification to appear on Tuesday Morning at the Fulton County grand jury, and i certainly will be there to do my part in recounting the facts. I have no expectations as to the questions, and ill certainly answer whatever questions put in front of me and dont want to go any deeper than that to jeopardize or compromise the investigation. This is a story that is important for republicans to hear and americans to hear. Lets hear the whole truth and nothing but the truth in Donald Trumps actions and the surrounding cast of characters around him. Fulton County District attorney fani willis is expected to seek multiple charges against trump and his allays in the years long investigation into the efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. We have Defense Attorney and former federal prosecutor shan wu for some legal analysis
afternoon. you ve been here since 3:00? none of us has moved. my co-worker is up there three trucks. they ve been here the whole time. it s either laughter or tears. when i talk to all the people in our business that have been affected, about 14 people that lost their houses and so we re just trying to do the most good we can. it s really frustrating when you can t. so in terms of the wider picture, there are new figures that are out from fema estimating that it s going to cost $5.52 billion to rebuild lahaina, 2,207 structures either damaged or destroyed. 4,500 people, that is the estimate for the number of people who need to be sheltered in both the near and the long-term. but this, what we are seeing here, is the first chapter to both rebuilding, seeing what survived, and seeing what is left of a place that was so
after dawn today. listen to what both of those drivers told us. i got out here by 11:00, made it all the way to the other side. i was done by 3:00, picking up all the supplies i got, and then got to here, and i ve been here since 3:00 in the afternoon. you ve been here since 3:00? none of us have moved, our co-workers. i got three other co-workers, they re back there, they ve been here the whole time. it s either laughter or tears, you know. when i talk to all the people in our business that have been affected, they have about 14 people that have lost their houses and so we re just trying to do the most good we can, but it s really frustrating when you can t. so in terms of the wider picture, there are new figures that are out from fema estimating that it s going to cost $5.52 billion to rebuild lahaina, 2,207 structures either damaged or destroyed. 4,500 people, that is the
couple more feet of rain on the city by the end of the week. houston officials holding a news conference this morning saying that there have been 75,000 calls to 911 and 2000 rescues. the national guard has been helping to rescue some people by helicopter. fema estimating 30,000 texans are expected to stay in shelters after the storm, more than 300,000 have lost power. meanwhile, analysts are estimating the costs could reach 30 billion or $40 billion. leland: the rain continues to fall, that means that there is a need for more and more rescues. they are happening quite literally by the minute by one calculation, houston four times the minute. people on their cars, as you can see, on the roofs as well. the national weather service saying that the threats from this storm into the rain and the rising water will continue.