the breaking headline, the arrest tonight in the murder of a prominent synagogue leader. first, the house voting moments ago. republicans voting to formalize the impeachment inquiry involving the president, but where is the evidence? and the stunning moment today the president s son hunter biden coming before the cameras. eric ruse life at the white house. the storm across several state, the storm bringing heavy snow, rain, damaging rains. it will slam the south, too and the northeast. rob marciano timing it out. the news breaking late today. police arresting a suspect for the murder of a prominent synagogue leader in detroit. one college student dying and three others overcome by suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in campus housing. tonight, the fbi now on the case after several attempted abductions. three young women separately targeted near campus. the suspect, they say following the women in his car. tonight, the families of the american hostages still being held capti
they are concerned about this. in ottawa, for example, the 9-1-1 system was overwhelmed this week. the prime minister says that the significant majority of those calls came from the united states. the funding for this protest, on gofundme, was shut down. so there s a concern that this kingsmanship, the yearning to have that connection with the u.s., with these trumpian notes, that we are seeing, with the flags, with the banners, the prime minister called this group the minority fringe. well they made hats already, the minority fringe 2022. there are these trump tropes that we have seen before. all, right cal perry live for us there in windsor, ontario. cal, thank you my friend. we will be checking back in with you in an hour. and staying on the story for a second, as we just said, this is a firestorm issue with republicans, which republicans and the right-wing media are actually choosing to poor gasoline on. my question is, why are republicans at fox news getting involved at all? why
we asked people about the potential for truckers to purchase at the super bowl, and folks said they would go and help the protests. the government will tell you they are concerned about this. in ottawa, for example, the 9-1-1 system was overwhelmed this week. the prime minister says that the significant majority of those calls came from the united states. the funding for this protest, on gofundme, was shut down. so there s a concern that this convention, the yearning to have that connection with the u.s., with these trumpian notes, that we are seeing, with the flags, with the banners, the prime minister called this group the minority fringe. well they made hats already, the minority french 2022. there are these trump tropes that we have seen before. all, right cal perry live for us there in windsor, ontario. cal, thank you my friend. we will be checking back in with you in an hour. and staying on the story for a second, as we just said, this is a firestorm issue with republicans, whi
building sway in the wind. that s how incredible it actually was. listen, the sounds we ve had here. familiar to me who has chased many hurricanes. we have generators in the distance. obviously, no power. just like nadya in new orleans. that s going to continue for days, if not weeks. there are helicopters that have flown around occasionally overhead. of course, we re waiting for daylight here the next couple of hours will reveal the extent of the damage. from what we ve seen, and what you can see directly over my right hand shoulder, this is just a drop in the budget of what we anticipate to see this morning once sun comes up. there are trees on top of vehicles. roofs that have been blown off homes. signs ripped off the sides of the buildings. the hotel i m staying in is one of them. we know the emergency operations center is completely down in the saint charles parish. 9-1-1 system is also having technical difficulties. so getting emergency calls to the appropriate people is going to
break the system. we have pumps and protections for the operators. we have back up power. so just on that side of it, just night and day with the system. and on top of that, i would tell you just the cooperation and the communication and the clan ration that is going on between the state. you remember last year the most active atlantic hurricane season on record. five storms that hit the state of louisiana. i mean, this is a very practiced state. the corps. of engineers is just shoulder to shoulder and back to back with the state, with the city of new orleans. so i m just very pleased with what we ve been seeing and tough, tough day yesterday. yeah. when the sun comes up here later this morning, i think it s going to be another tough day to see an exactly what is happening. but i can tell you the corps. of engineers is leaning forward on a pos dhur and ready to help the state of louisiana however or fema asks for help. a little over two hours until