president. every rational person says this gets an investigation. you can have primetime hearings about january 6 which was a riot not in insurrection but this the biggest scandal in history far outweigh watergate does not get an investigation western mark as law professor at cornell in the line setting up a committee to look into impeachment to actually engage the investigation to figure what happened. attorney general garland clearly cannot be trusted. jon: david, you say this is political, the focus on hunter biden. there are those that say the charges against president trump are exactly the same thing. trying to handicap president biden s chief political rival. well, yeah. look, i don t want to get into it tit for tat here. donald trump is under indictment in many jurisdictions for many
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crew found him when they opened a manhole cover between two highways here in los angeles. he was apparently 11 feet down. he was lucid and talking. they dropped a hose and pulled him out and the first thing he asked for was a cell phone so he could call his family who were obviously very, very worried. rescue workers said they hoped they would get him, but they knew the window was closing. dave and rene. back to you. nick, thank you. a risk for severe weather today from the gulf coast to the ohio valley and winter hanging on in the great lakes. we have meteorologist ivan cabrera joining us now. the battle of the seasons this morning and through tonight with the frontal boundary. we have heavy snowfall potential with winter storm warnings flying across the upper midwest. you put this in motion and you see the snow is flying to the north and across the south with a distinct line setting up this
obviously, but for a bide stretch of the u.s. 70 million people, really, affected by this storm system. and the storm prediction center has issued a high-risk warning, something they don t do very often. but to see that in november is incredibly rare. we of peoria. we have seen the damage. it s quite incredible. we re going to see pictures unfortunately. and hopefully people are taking shelter. indianapolis. cincinnati. in the red shaded area you could see the potential for tornados and straight line winds, heavy rape and hail. certainly, as we go through the next few hours you can see that line setting up. and that s where we have those tornado warnings that stretch from missouri up to illinois and indiana over the next several hours. a very dire situation, shannon. i can t stress it enough.