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unprecedented step -- possibly, at least leaving the door open -- prosecuting trump saying no one is above the law. the federal reserve is meeting today. experts predict it could raise -- make its second significant rate hike in just six weeks. first, let's get more on the reports that the doj is asking questions about trump's actions around the january 6th insurrection. what more are we learning? >> reporter: good morning. what we're learning is from "the washington post" reporting that they've asked a number of questions about trump's role. the department of justice and witnesses...

What that would allow the president to do exactly? >> sure. i appreciate the opportunity. and first, let's set the context. you did half of it, which is calling out not just wildfires in california, other parts of the west, the floroding in st. louis, extreme weather events throughout the country and, frankly, around the world. we also have to remind folks of why we're turning to the president because our republican colleagues in the senate who continue to disregard the science or fail to act legislatively to address the climate challenge have -- left us no choice but to turn to legislative an...

And clearly they have contempt for everyone who calls this country home. i'm not looking to the courts. i'm not looking to our colleagues across the aisle. i'm looking at this democratic party to stand up and to be responsive and to meet the moment and to act legislatively. we need to codify roe v. wade. we need to pass my bill with julie chu, abolish the filibuster, expand the courts and repeal hyde. not necessarily in that order but all of those things must happen. >> congresswoman ayanna presley, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you, chris. next, the unbelievable scenes o...

Across the aisle. i'm looking at this democratic party, to stand up in to be responsive in meet the moment. and to act legislatively. we need to kind of fire roe v. wade, we need to pass my bill with judy shoe, we need to abolish the filibuster, expand the course and we need to repeal high. not necessarily in that order but all those things must happen. >> congresswoman, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you, chris. >> next, the unbelievable scenes of destruction, as the remnants of hurricane ida batter the northeast. secretary of energy jennifer granholm, joins me to talk abou...

Except it was even more money. this same group of people rolled gives joe biden a huge lead over the obama administration the rest of the democratic primary rivals that are running. reprogrammed $105 billion, $267 his 32% here, more than double million came from the fema elizabeth warren, who sits in disaster relief fund, $31 second. sanders is in third. they're on the right of the million came from the coast screen. andrew yang, at 3%, is polling guard maintenance fund. there were other monies they moved around. ahead of beto o'rourke, cory obama reprogrammed that money after congress went on...