The storm, most of the rain is off towards the west side of the storm where there s more population as well. Tropical storm warnings in effect now, the hurricane warning has been eliminated, the storm weakened a little bit, moved over colder water. The hurricane needs 80degree water temperature in order to sustain itself. It s off the coast and water temps are in the lower 70s and upper 60s, so rapid weakening of the storm. We re talking about a slow process for the next 24 hours. Not very common in the northeast to have a slowmoving storm. This will be moving slow so there is a bigger flood threat. We ll see a lot of heavy rain. The ground is pretty t saturated, the interior sections, because of the remnants of tropical storm fred, because of the rain and the wind, it s going to probably knock over of trees and branches, that will cause power outages. You get the idea, areas of eastern pennsylvania, up across parts of vermont and new hampshire in some sort of flood warnings right now.
The memo from the state alert. The memo continues the united states government cannot ensure a safe passage to the international airport. For updates, follow us on facebook and twitter and to check your spam folder for messages. Now break this down. We cannot ensure safe passage. Follow us on facebook and twitter, and if that is not one of the most sickening things i ve ever heard it, no rescue plan for our fellow americans, no plan whatsoever. We don t even know how many americans at this hour are actually behind enemy lines. We don t even know where they are. God help all of them at this hour. Today during a speech, not about afghanistan. Biden completely ignored the real crisis, the life and death crisis for our fellow americans in afghanistan and as per usual took no questions at all, i m sure fearing that his staff might get angry with him. It s simply spineless and pathetic, cold and out of touch and it s unacceptable of an american president. Joe biden and his secretary of state
now. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, november 16th. i m brianna keilar with john berman. a jury in kenosha is about to begin deliberations in the homicide trial of kyle rittenhouse. 18 jurors, ten of them women, eight men, will be parred down to the final 12 this morning in a random drawing that uses a raffle tumbler. yesterday, jurors heard more than five hours of closing arguments. both sides really portrayed different versions of the defendant. the prosecution painted rittenhouse as an armed ri vigilante, an active shooter. the defense portrayed him as a frightened teenager trying to defend himself and the community, they said, from a violent mob. joining me is senior analyst elie honig, former federal and state prosecutor. so the audience knows, we ve been talking about this, you identified the key moments of the closings. i want to start with the very first thing the prosecution said. listen. this is a case in which
still too close to call. by then doing his best earlier to shrug off the brutal losses. do you take some responsibility and do you think that he would ve won if your agenda had passed before election day? i think we should have it should ve passed before election day. but i m not sure that i would be able to have changed the number of very conservative folks who turned out in the red districts who were trump voters, but may be, may be. do you still think voters really want to hear you talking about trump more than the issues that are affecting them of the day? the reason i mention trump is i didn t account for time the issues he supports are affecting the lives of a day. and the negative impact in their lives. it s become republicans or sensing major momentum going into 2022. it turns out, when you run a campaign that says the government is smarter than parents, the people disagree with you. that is exactly what happened. americans across the country rejected