the lawyers reading this and being an attorney and trying to have to defend this page-by-page, number-by-number, asset-by-asset, property-by-property, so we ll see. that was a mouthful, don, you were absolutely right. enjoy yourself. see you later. this is don lemon tonight and this really hasn t been a good 24 hours for donald trump. in large part because of this. but first off because of his hand picked special master basically told him to put up or shut up. now a federal appeals court is calling out his legal team for refusing to provide a shred of evidence for his claims that he declassified documents found in the search of mar-a-lago, so they re allowing the justice department to continue looking at those documents, upending a trial judge s order that the review be blocked, or block the review. and first on cnn, a source says that ginni thomas, a conservative activist, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, agreeing to talk to the january 6th committee in
caribbean, hundreds of thousands of people have no power or running water. it is difficult. the worst does appear far from over as we watch the track here with turks and caicos and bermuda. now in fiona s path. we are keeping a very close eye on that of course. also this morning new details on the 2020 election. surveillance footage showing what happened inside a georgia election office on the same day voting machines were compromised there. a republican county official and associate seen working with an attorney for former president trump spending hours inside of that restricted area. but let s begin in puerto rico where today marks actually five years since hurricane maria s catastrophic landfall on the island and now the same survivors of that crisis say the devastating flooding from this storm could be even worse. our lay low sanity thyago is on the ground in san juan with the latest. reporter: today the majority of people in puerto rico are waking up without power
Marginalized, if you haven t tried to carry some of those burdens. you have to let your heart be broken. yes, that s right. steve made it safe to love the people you represent. someone, like shawna shackelford. what happened in 2009? my house burned down. i ended up getting blamed. we lose everything, end up hom homeless, and i was charged with first degree arson. they offered me 25 years at first. 25 years in prison? yes. for a fire you didn t set? right. and then you wrote a letter to someone. i received a letter just two weeks ago. oh, my god, i have not seen this letter in forever. i ve lost my job. i ve lost my home. i ve lost my dogs. now i sleep in my car. i m tired and i m beaten and i don t understand how to fight this. it s been days now since i ve eaten. so bright took on her case
First-degree arson. they offered me 25 years at first. 25 years in prison? yes. for a fire you didn t set? right. and then you wrote a letter to someone. i received a letter just two weeks ago. i have not seen this letter in forever. i ve lost my job. i ve lost my home. i ve lost my dogs. now i sleep in my car. i m tired and i m beaten and i don t understand how to fight this. it is been days now since i ve eaten. so bright took on her case for free. what happened to the charges? they were dropped. dropped? because he had done a few weeks of investigation. and it was determined that it was actually an electrical fire. how long has it been since you saw him? about a decade now. what would you say to him if you got to see him. thank you for saving my life. we thought it would be nice if you could tell him yourself. because of his teaching and