shelters up and shelters run by the counties. the 800-number is a number that will get you service or visit our website for a list. we have a banner scrolling says kroo the top of ours that will get you to resources we might have. we are standing by waiting for the storm to continue doing what it s doing. we are in wait and hold pattern. the governor mentioned we are hopeful it is out by 8 p.m. this evening, maybe 10:00 and we will begin to,a sess. those hit first, we will try to get to you first to provide resources. with that, we ll take questions. you have anything? so as governor mentioned, it is category 1 hurricane right now, weakening quickly,
could be decades from now, learn more about the details of the involvement of members of congress. it s possible during a trial in these matters that more of that information comes out. but i would imagine that the department will at least endeavor to adhere to its policy of not discussing things outside the kroo, outside the pleadings. so we may never know fully the involvement of some of the members in all of this. just remarkable, remarkable commentary on our times. congressman adam schiff, thank you for making time for us and starting us off this hour. we are grateful. thank you. switching gears to us to the other development in jack smith s other investigation into the ex-president, the probe into his mishandling of classified documents. today s hearing was the first one presided over by judge aileen cannon. she did not make a decision on the timing or scheduling for the trial, but she did say she would make that decision promptly. let s bring into our coverage former senior
commentary about where they are and what they will see. but it s not really a free-for-all with jurors left open to satisfy their curiosity. speaking of in the kroo, ellison, we saw alex murdaugh break down again during the testimony of this forensic pathologist. tell us about that. reporter: we heard from a forensic pathologist today, also we ll hear from a blood spatter expert who is on the stand now in cross. what we heard this morning was a lot of questions raised by the defense s witness, suggesting that perhaps the proximity of the shooter, that that maybe was not entirely accurate based on the witnesses the prosecution witness standing of things. they have questions about whether an exit wound was actually a contact wound. in terms of the proximity, what we heard from the latest witness is he is suggesting in order for a shooter to have shot paul
degrees with sunshine. there s the warmup. above normal temperatures into play wednesday and into thursday all kroo we can expect more snow to fall on top of the 30-plus inches that we ve already seen in buffalo. she s. brie any, thank you. fiech they say arrested three 17 yeefrds and two 18-year-olds who will be charged with and more than 160 passengers were forced to help.
since this war began and since russian kroo troops moved in an around the nuclear power plant. reporter: absolutely, willie. as you mentioned, it is this increased shelling that s happening around this highly sensitive situation, around a nuclear plant, one of europe s largest. in this instance, as you said, a fire broke out which knocked the power off the power grid, forcing it to operate temporarily on the backup generators which take diesel. the russians, as you know, occupy this plant, and there is no way of knowing how much diesel the russians have left, should this incident happen again. meanwhile, this knocked off power to thousands of people in the area. they didn t have sewer services. they didn t have water or electricity. it really highlights a potential humanitarian crisis here. we know that the international atomic energy agency says that it could just be a matter of days before a crew of experts are able to go inside the facility. here s the issue there, they want them