moving across that part of the country and into the carolinas. here this will likely go away later this afternoon. the recession of this water and according to officials, all good on the ground right now. >> bret: talking to brian earlier about the speed of this storm and how fortunate it was it was going fast through a lot of these areas. it's fair to say judging by what you just said that authorities feel they did better than expected in clear water? >> i think it's fair to say. i asked the lieutenant that exact question. would you label this as a worst or best case scenario? she said right now i think this is a very good scenario. but she did caveat that with worried about the high tide. that's about to come in. right here i don't think it will be a problem in the main hotel area. even if it does come up, i don't think it will make its way into many of these businesses, but
school on the tuesday. i really hope... i think you'll be all right for that. hope... i think you'll be all right forthat. how hope... i think you'll be all right for that. how much money have you had to lay out to go over there. b, had to lay out to go over there. a lot. eurostar itself was in the region— lot. eurostar itself was in the region of— lot. eurostar itself was in the region of 1300 to £1400. the train from _ region of1300 to £1400. the train from leeds— region of 1300 to £1400. the train from leeds to london was about £350, bearing _ from leeds to london was about £350, bearing in_ from leeds to london was about £350, bearing in mind there are six of us. yeah _ bearing in mind there are six of us. yeah and — bearing in mind there are six of us. yeah. and then a couple of hundred term _ yeah. and then a couple of hundred term it _ yeah. and then a couple of hundred term it might pounds for the same in london _ term it might pounds for the same in london and — term it might pounds for the same in london. and then more on eating and everyone _ london. and then more on eating and everyone else. my wife was on this kind of— everyone else. my wife was on this kind of chat — everyone else. my wife was on this kind of chat but thing to ryanair which _ kind of chat but thing to ryanair which took an hour to get through. we did _ which took an hour to get through. we did get— which took an hour to get through. we did get told that they will cover the expenses, but it is a caveat to do with— the expenses, but it is a caveat to do with reading the book off, we are 'ust do with reading the book off, we are just hoping — do with reading the book off, we are just hoping that what the burke is deeming — just hoping that what the burke is deeming as reading the book of...
you've still got the shelter in place. do not be deceived by the reports that this hurricane is moving away from us. because look at the intensity with which we are getting hit here. you can see, plenty of cars on the road, people still navigating these roads. not a great idea. because local officials are telling us, you have got to let the first responders, the power crews and the other crews that are trying to get to these streets and clear them of trees, you've got to let them move around and let them navigate, give you the space. don't do what these folks are doing and come out on the road. also, i can tell you, i've been in touch with an emergency management official in neighbor neighboring county, very, very vulnerable to storm surge and flooding. he said so far, they have not had any reports of extreme flooding, but he says with a caveat they have not ventured out yet to survey the damage and, of course, right now you can't do that. we're still getting hit with
into lee county there caught so many folks by surprise, that fingers, toes, everything crossed we don't see that catastrophic loss of life here this morning. >> yeah, no question about that. obviously there have been some people, as you note, we've spoken to some of them who have decided to stay, because they don't believe it can be as bad as people are saying, or they believe they can ride it out out. you hope for the best for them. you hope everybody has heeded the request of state and local officials who have asked for evacuations, bill, it's picking up where you are. we're going to continue to check back in with you. and to brian todd, in tallahassee, the state capital, up from the big bend region where landfall is expected right now. brian, looks calmer where you are, but -- this is a key caveat, as we've been speaking to reporters throughout the course of the morning, "a," it comes in waves, and "b," it is certainly picking up as landfall
know, when he was on calls with donald trump and rudy giuliani, then trump's personal attorney, that that was part of his job as chief of staff as a gate keeper and as someone who is keeping the former president's schedule. he said when they were setting up this call with secretary of state brad raffensperger that that was also part of his official duties because there's a federal interest in ensuring that elections are run smoothly. they described these obligations to widely, at one point meadows' attorney gave sort of a caveat of what might not fall under his official duties as white house chief of staff, saying if he shot a demonstrator in lafayette park, that would obviously be outside the scope of his duties. >> georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger, as you mentioned, he testified. what did he tell the court? >> he was a key witness to make the case that what meadows was doing couldn't have been part of his official duties. this was in campaign activities,
trump. until he became a codefendant. and then also just because it's risky, when you're a criminal defendant to go under oath. in this case, meadows's needs to make the case that the actions he was taking were part of his official duties when he was the white house chief of staff. so, he's being questions both by prosecutors and his own attorneys, he saying, when he was on call with donald trump and rudy giuliani, then trump's personal attorney, that was part of his job as chief of staff. a gatekeeper and as someone who's keeping the former president's schedule. they were setting up the call with a secretary of state brad raffensperger. that was also part of his official duties. there is a federal interest in ensuring that the elections are run smoothly. that was the brunt of his case. in, fact they describe these obligations so wildly. at, one point meadows attorney gave a caveat of what might not to fall under
with one small caveat is it related to the january 6 related case. there are a small number of classified documents that they feel like they have to turn it over to mr. trump. it is a small number. it is going to take the same number of hearings as the mar-a- lago case. yes, there might be some details in a new indictment or document. maybe they have not seen. much of the story has been told in the press. it has been told in the indictment itself. government was ready and they had completed turning over discovery. it is not the kind of thing