trump indictments. i m melissa murray. i m andrew weissman. we are both nyu law professors, nbc legal analysts, now the co-authors of the new york times best selling book, the trump indictments. the hist forurge charging documents with commentary. donald trump is charged with 88 felony counts in four different jurisdictions. in this hour, we will cover the latest developments in donald trump s criminal cases starting with fulton county, georgia today. and we will also zoom out and reflect on whether the american justice system has so far proven whether to meet the challenges as we write in our book. the former president s attempt to politicize are corrupt, not only our elections, but the rule of law. january 6 committee member will join us. and later in the hour, we had flip the script. and ask an anchor the important questions. chris hayes will join us to weigh in on the media s role in the event that voters ultimately get to render a verdict on donald trump before a
atmospheric river is raising water levels and leaving a trail of destruction. a levee breech iach is forcing evacuations in monterey county. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency. we can t live like this. how do i live like this? how do i have my kids live here or my elderly mother live here? mike, a lot of people are trying to reassess how much longer can they endure this. reporter: right. you know a couple people made the decision to leave just a few minutes ago. we saw them coming out on national guard convoys because they couldn t wait any longer. we re here just over the santa cruz line in pajaro. you see acres of farmland that are now underwater. if we push in looking north, the farther you go, the closer you get to the pajaro river. a levee in the river failed around midnight local time, which is why you see all this water flooding this strawberry farm that s on either side of the railroad tracks. we want to jump to drone video of neighboring watsonvi
organizations experienced in dealing with exactly this kind of material. the timeline here, the waste removal was paused over the weekend following complaints from texas and michigan officials who said they didn t know the waste would come to their jurisdictions. why didn t they know what was coming their way? i don t know all the details of the environmental cleanup process. what i know is that there are ways that are set up for states to communicate with each other about this. and there is often a private sector role as contractors who have that extremely rigorous epa certifica certif certify step up to do that challenging work. this is both in responding to disasters like this and in routine operations. it happens a lot, which is why it is regulated so tightly, so carefully and closely. and epa has taken over the process originally led by norfolk southern to make sure that it s going to be handled well. of course, every situation, politics playing a role in this. som
twisters cited. gusts of winds reaching 114 mile-per-hour. when you are standing for our values you stand up against assault. woke ideology in the sunshine state publicly sparring with disney over presence rights you got woke ideology taking over some institutions. a group of grannies giving rihanna a run for money as they recreate halftime show now shining bright like a diamond. some critics suggesting they outperformed rihanna tonight is the night we will fight until it s over put our hands up like the ceiling can t hold us like the kreiger can t hold us. griff: you are looking live at nashville, tennessee. hands up, look at that gorgeous pete hegseth s hometown now there. joining pete and ainsley on this monday morning as we kick things off and ainsley, i don t want to put you in the middle of a fight. pete and i were talking about those grannies they didn t just recreate rihanna s super bowl halftime show they took to the next level. pete didn t like. it i