particular industry. and they won t back down. a top u.s. diplomat warns the drum beat of war is sounding loud from russia. what will vladimir putin do next? welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper starting with the politics lead. for the first time in the january 6th investigation, the u.s. justice department is using the rare charge of seditious conspiracy related to the insurrection at the capitol. prosecutors indicted 11 defendants on this charge including the leader of the oathkeepers, the violence prone far right extremist group. prosecutors say that the defendants opposed by force the execution of the laws governing the transfer of presidential power. video from january 6th shows a group in oathkeepers insignia, many wearing helmets, moving in a single file tactical formation through the crowd. and according to the indictment the defendants conspired beginning in november, 2020. they recruited members and affiliates, organized training and paramilitary combat tactics.
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that corresponds to the winds. but the power would be turned off several hours before the winds. everyone needs to get prepared today and before tomorrow afternoon. pg and e customers are being told this outage could last at least several days. it could be shorter, and hopeful loi hopefully it will be. this is to prevent another catastrophic wildfire, as you get a look at the conditions here from sky 7. it s just impossible to contend with, and you re dealing with this both in northern california as well as southern california, where they have raging fires down there as well. right. this is the kincaid fire, which has burned, certainly, a lot. it exploded overnight again, it s now at 21,000 acres. and we have 49 structures that have been destroyed. we know that 21 are homes and 28 are outbuildings or i should say were, because they are no more. and you can see the spot fires. they keep spreading as the
embers pick them up. although today is not terribly windy. so firefighters we
Quickly. here s the wind field you have tropical storm conditions occurring on florida s west coast but the intense inner core about a hundred miles off to the west of pinellas county and 150 miles south of the big bend. now the issue is you have this motion off to the north at about 17 miles per hour. that s going to bring that inner core to the big bend, or perhaps curving through the northern part of the nature coast here probably by about 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. from there, you re moving through the skinniest part of florida at a good clip, likely at that point up to about 20 miles per hour. this is going to quickly bring hurricane conditions toward places like georgia, arcing up the coast hurricane conditions possible along the coastline up into the carolinas. so this storm will have a next chapter after it makes land fall as what we re expecting to be a devastating category 4 hurricane. let s go back out to fox weather
Watch that s in effect up and down the peninsula, the western half the peninsula right to the spine of the state. you always have a lot of spin, of course, with any land fall and tropical system but we had that was another aspect of this. jane: those intense bands earlier today. ian: yeah, earlier late season, it had more of a subtropical look with the arcing that came over the top and went down south. and that went west to east across the peninsula jane. i think naples portions of collier county there was like six tornado warnings. jane: flooding rains happening in naples and fort myers i think two areas that maybe are looking at this storm thinking okay, we re in a good spot, we re not expected to see the worst of the impacts but the flooding rain and the impacts made it to the east coast, too, up the 853 leaving miami was a real stretch this evening. ian: right. these are the hurricanes warning where we re expecting hurricane conditions, you see that up across the nature c