Elsa has left a message footprint along the east coast and dramatic video of people here in new york simply struggling to get home. Take a look at this video. You can see subway riders trekking through black water with floating trash, even wading through the flood in plastic garbage bags. In this video, the water is turning this new york city street into a river, flooding businesses on the street level below. In the bronx, the running water created a waterfall, trooping people underground. Flooding roads and causing traffic standstills and prompting water rescues. In connecticut, the rain triggered a mudslide under the amtrak train tracks this morning. The mayor said they re grateful somebody called in the incident early. It s very dangerous. If it wasn t addressed sooner than later, might have been a worst scenario of where the track might have collapsed. Tropical storm warnings from new york to massachusetts this morning. Flash flood watches are in effect as elsa continues to move no
your family members. that video is part of a night mare story detailed in two-must read reports that shed light on the disturbing power of the big lie. the video recorded at a police station shows the 62-year-old freeman with a woman that threatened freeman that people were going to disrupt her freedom. and as unbelievable as it may sound,cutty is a publicist for kanye west who is friends with donald trump. cutty showed up saying she was sent by a high profile individual to give freeman an urgent message, confess to trump s voter fraud allegations or people would come to her home in 48 hours and she would go to jail. that s why they agreed to meet at a police station where cutty put freeman on the phone with someone that tried to get freeman to implicate herself in committing voter fraud on election day. despite their attempts to indim intimidate, according to freeman, the fbi called her the next day and urged her to leave her home of 20 years because it wasn t safe. free
bombshell reporting from reuters. a kanye west publicist pressured a georgia election worker to confess to bogus election fraud two days before january 6th. i cannot say what specifically will take place. i just know that it will disrupt your freedom. tonight what this revelation means for the investigation of donald trump s coup attempt and what it means for the ongoing march to undermine democracy. then what we learned from the alarming supreme court decision on the texas abortion ban and why there s genuinely good news on the vaccination drive in a place you might not expect, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. they attempted a coup. we use that word a lot on this show to describe donald trump s attempts to stay in power following the 2020 election. we use coup. we use it in scripts and graphics and banners that you see on the bottom of your tv. when we first started calling it that, and we made a choice to do so. when we fi
kutti showed up on freeman s doorstep earlier that day claiming she was sent by a, quote, high-profile individual to give freeman an urgent message. confess to trump s voter fraud allegations or people would come to her home in 48 hours and she would go to jail. that s why they agreed to meet at a police station where kutti put freeman on the phone with someone who tried to get freeman to implicate herself in committing voter fraud on election day. despite their attempts to intimidate her freeman refused to confess to something she didn t do. but the scariest part is that according to freeman the fbi called her the next day and urged her to leave her home of 20 years because it wasn t safe. freeman describes in a lawsuit how she left hours before a mob of angry trump supporters surrounded her home shouting through bullhorns. since then she s moved from house to house in fear for her safety. as disturbing as that is, it s just one part of the trump-fueled intimidation effort t
by his case reflect more widespread concern amongst mps about whether the current anti sleaze system gives them a fair hearing. i think the reason it has come now is because of the volume of complaints that have come through and the more widespread feeling of unfairness across all benches that have been brought to my attention and the attention of others. in very simplistic, cliched terms, this is the famous straw that has broken the much suffering, long suffering camel s back. public trust in politicians remains low, and critics say that to be seen to be writing their own rule book won t do anything to restore it, but the government would argue that changes are long overdue. do remember, as you are following the programme, if you ve got questions or comments on the stories you cover, you re very welcome to follow me on twitter and you can send those my way. you can also get plenty of background on the stories we cover through the bbc news website as well. you re watching bbc