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bianca is off for this week. just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> why didnt we hear about this on november 2nd when the first batch of classified documents were discovered? >> those questions loom as he goes into the new week. storm after storm in california over the last few weeks. the ground and rivers are so sat saturated, its not going to take much for more flooding. >> so lets heed the warnings of the officials and remain vigilant. heart breaking coming off of a celebratory week...

candidate who doesnt want to commit. "the lead" starts rile now. with just over three weeks to go to the midterms, early voting begins in a key state that entire country is watching. herschel walker with a new admission today and the republican who wants to be arizonas next governor indicates she might not be interested in the actual results. plus, kamikaze terror, kyiv comes under attack from drones that russia is getting from iran. a pregnant woman killed. could this change how the...

is up. we see contrast from before and after pictures. for example, fort myers, where the hurricane first hit last. 2.5 million people are without power. >> i can tell you specifically for florida power and light, we have just over 1.1 million customers across the state at the moment, that said, weve been out and about throughout the storm, its been safe to do so restoring power to our customers and weve already restored power to 500,000 customers, but majority of lines are still above...

torrential rain. hundreds of miles away from where ian first came ashore as a hurricane at this hour they are inundated by water. im harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." breaking news with new developments now. lets go to orlando. look at these pictures. tropical storm ian hitting that metro and already our reporters are showing us conditions where high water rescues are underway. some 127 so far. returning now to sanibel island. look at the left side of your screen. th...

hell react in moments. >> john: begin "america reports" with the teetering economy, and with just 22 days now until the midterms, time may be running out to right the ship. im john roberts in washington. sandra, great to be back with you. >> sandra: i speak for the whole team when i say great to see you. >> john: good to be back. >> sandra: brand-new comments from the white house. press secretary karine jean-pierre scheduled to take reporter questions about 15 minutes from now. this as...

we had some of the strongest winds here so far. >> good evening, once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we are continuing live coverage of hurricane in, the category four storm made landfall on floridas west coast this afternoon, and it is still battering the state with heavy rain and hurricane-force winds. right now, more than 2 million homes and businesses in the state of florida are without power. lets get right to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman for the latest. michelle, i know you ...

seems like the whitehouse new about this but kept a tight lid on it. were asking who knew it. were with jacqui heinrich at the white house with what the administration is saying now and what aishah hasnie is saying that lawmakers want. wel welcome. welcome. this is neil cavuto. even with the markets closed, its a busy day. we go to jackqui heinrich first is how the white house is handling docuworld. >> what we know is this was going on a full two months before the white house publicly ...

miles an hour. it down trees and power lines, even -- without power. created storm surge in areas like fort myers and naples, florida. officials are warning residents about potential for flash flooding overnight, some areas inland could see over two feet of rain. lets go now to nbc news meteorologist michelle gross. michelle, you have been following the storm all day. what is the latest? >> i, there we are looking at really strong storm still. it is moving inland but we are still seein...

the governor talked about how impressed he was. these are dangerous missions. im grateful for the brave women and men in federal, state and local governments working as one team risking their lives to save others. and were going to learn a lot more in the coming hours. but we know many families are hurting. many. many are hurting today. and our entire country hurts with them. because its been all over the country we have seen so many crises. but in florida today, its the epicenter. wer...

currently, they will work 24/7, until we get the lights back on again, as the governor said, not our first rodeo, but every storm is also different and always face different challenges. and i appreciate all of the support from the state, governor, thank you, and from local law enforcement as well, the national guard, and this is a team sport, and a team effort, and were going to all work together until we get florida back up on our feet, and where we all want to be. thank you. >> and w...