Seat and julie roginsky. Thank you, both. A new hour of cnn, new central starts right now. All right. Breaking overnight, getting ward, the biden administration he is preparing for a possible iranian attack. Historic devastation. We just got a brand new Death Toll from Hurricane Helene now, One Hundred And Two people killed that number does appear to be rising. We are getting our first look at some of the areas hardest hit and brand new details on how the Vice President ial candidates are preparing for Tomorrow Nights debate. Im John Berman with Sara Sidner and kate baldwin. This is cnn new central Destruction And Devastation than people really are having a hard time putting words to this morning when you just take a look at these images from florida to Virginia Power systems, crippled roadways washed out, cell service, wiped out food, water, and fuel. Now, becoming hard to come by. Hurricane helene is left so much damage in its wake. And as janja said, just moments ago, we have a new
at former vice president mike pence s home. we are told that a lawyer for pence discovered about a dozen documents marked classified at his home in indiana. they ve now been turned over to the fbi. but the discovery comes after pence has repeatedly said he did not have any classified documents in his possession. let s go straight to cnn s paula reid with the latest on this story. paula, this is happening again. what are the details on this case? reporter: again, and again, abbey. here s cnn learned pence s attorneys decided to do a search out of an abundance of caution after classified documents were found at multiple locations connected to president biden. now, pence has repeatedly insisted he had no classified materials in his possession. but his attorneys uncovered these materials in boxes that originally went to a temporary home that he had in virginia before moving on to indiana. now, i emphasize these were not in a secure storage area. now, it is not clear at this poi
officially subpoenaed by the january 6th committee. order to turn over documents related to the capital riot by november 4th. and appear before the panel on november 14th, after the midterm elections. congressional investigators arguing that you were at the center of the first and only effort by any u.s. president to overturn an election and obstruct the peaceful transition of power. which included, according to the committee, purposefully and maliciously disseminating false allegations of fraud. attempting to corrupt the department of justice, illegally pressuring state officials to change election results, and filing false information under oath in federal court. mr. trump has not indicated whether he would reply comply with the request. a lawyer represented him both brought, we will review and analyze it, and respond appropriately to the unprecedented action. the subpoena coming on the same day his former top advisor steve bannon was sentenced to four months in prison fo
about joe biden over the last several days including documents that apparently he had or that were in the senate at the time when he was serving that somehow appeared in his private residences, a lot of members from both sides say is unclear exactly how that happened as well and how joe biden could have gotten in possession of documents typically reviewed into very secure spaces. now that those documents are in mike pence s office, concern from john cornyn and others that this appears to be wider spread problem than perhaps we ultimately know here and also some calls to continue an investigation into this matter. james langford just told me moments ago the senate needs to look into this. that is not something dick durban who runs the senate judiciary committee that democrats were in the senate wants to do how how will the house republicans decide to pursue this? they have launched an investigation from at least two committees about joe biden s handling of this. what will they do about
the club have been widely criticised for their handling of rafiq s allegations but have since made a whole raft of sweeping changes. the ecb also welcomed the report, which warns racism is a problem throughout english cricket. this isn tjust a matter of racism in yorkshire cricket, it s racism in english cricket. i think the ecb s own figures show that since they launched their information line, their whistle blowing line, 4,000 complaints have been made. the number of stories that we have been told as a committee, and as committee members, often by whistle blowers, we continue to be told by people everyday, indicates it s a much wider spread problem than just yorkshire. therefore, it needs a game wide approach. the report has been widely wrap welcomed, including by azeem rafiq. we will hear from him welcomed, including by azeem rafiq. we will hearfrom him later.