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and it might strike hard there tomorrow. not only is this a life-threatening category 3 hurricane getting stronger, packing winds of 120 miles an hour, it s also getting larger in its size. ian s wind field is expanding, which can potentially expose more of florida to destruction. the storm s exact landfall tomorrow does remain uncertain, but it could be between tampa and ft. myers. now, one of the greatest threats is the storm surge and it could reach up to even 12 feet in some areas, which could bring, as you can imagine, pretty catastrophic flooding. floridians are being urged by officials not to underestimate this storm and nearly 2 million people are already under mandatory evacuation orders all across florida. and more are at least urged to leave. police in tampa are now going door to door warning people they got to get out. 5,000 national guard members are now even activated in florida and another 2,000 guard troops are from other states to help them out. we re a ....
country and giving us an early read on what they re thinking as the nation is heading into an unprecedented, unprecedented presidential election year. the contest american democracy as it s never been tested before. this is cnn s coverage of america s choice 2023. i m erin burnett. and i m jake tapper. we are about to get the first results of the night possible clues about the political trends in 2024 and the potentially historic and divisive rematch between president joe biden and former president donald trump. polling places just closed in the eastern half of kentucky. the commonwealth has one of two governors races tonight. new measure of the democrats strengths and weaknesses on republican turf. popular democratic governor andy beshear is fighting to keep his job in kentucky, where president biden is in louisville, kentucky. let s go to king in columbus, ohio. she s tracking the state s abortion rights ballot measure. king has there been last minute campaigning ....
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15 pages. at least. each juror fills it out. both sides look at it, it gives the them an ability to try and knock people out for cause. it gives them some idea where these people are coming from before they re questioned. but this is standard. there s nothing unusual about this voir dire questionnaire. in fact, some people who were very excused said things like in their written statements, this was the most treasonous act i ve ever seen, which of course, you know, gets you struck to have that level of honest. although, as you re saying, there s no requirement that you be ignorant to be impartial. you can know about the case as long as you can be impartial. we ll be right back. ahead, a huge boost to a bill to prevent another january 6th attack. and mitch mcconnell s on board. the senate s top republican. plusus, a january 6th heari that was planned for tomomorrow has now w been postponed. does that hurt or help the committee and their credibility? are they running out of st ....