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many as 850 still missing. plus, our new poll with des moines register, the first time year on iowa with some surprising results at what likely republican voters think about front-runner, donald trump, and his challengers. as the former president and his 18 co-defendants in georgia still have to surrender at the fulton county jail for booking on the alleged election racketeering case by noon this friday. when will any of them show up? and good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. tropical storm hilary is setting off flash flood alerts from central california to idaho as millions of americans are bracing for severe weather or dealing with record flooding. priscilla thompson is in
record flooding in alaska caused a dam to burst north of juneau that triggered a landslide, sending this house into a river. no one was inside. people in the area were warned to leave. more serious storms are brewing for a large part of the country. let's bring in meteorologist jack jacqui jeras from our partners at the weather channel. >> good evening, robert. we'll be tracking severe weather late tonight and continuing into your monday. this is our second consecutive day dealing with this system. and tomorrow will be the third. as we look at the severe weather risk area, it stretches from the ohio valley all the way down into parts of the deep south including indianapolis, st. louis, birmingham, and atlanta. a few tornados will be possible. but damaging winds the most likely form of severe weather. and some bowing segments are expected as this moves through indiana on into parts of ohio. now, that storm system works its way across the great lakes into the northeast for tomorrow.
u.s. could come to its defense. that would require senate approval. is there an appetite on that on capitol hill? >> there's an appetite for little on capitol hill. i will say in my conversations with biden administration officials and folks in israel, there is an extreme desire to get a saudi/israel deal done. it's a huge deal and it would be a huge victory for joe biden. it's only complicated by the fact that this administration embraces the abraham accords that were cut by the trump administration. i think there's a real thirst to get this done. >> jake sherman, thank you. >> thank you. record flooding over the weekend in alaska is the latest in a string of extreme weather events battering the united states. how people from coast to coast are coping with the unrelenting rain, heat and wind. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. "chris jg
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right here, sue purcell dumping tennis ball sized hail. this is around sweetwater texas. destroying the windchill anna storm chasers vehicle. record flooding across the mississippi river. rob marciano is live in st. paul, minnesota, along the mississippi. rob, you're going to start with the severe storms. what do you see tonight? >> rob: david, the second day in a row storms erupting in texas and florida. let's start with texas. there was a storm that dropped a tornado just to the west of waco. still a tornado warning. the big watch area up until at least 10:00. you see those storms continuing to fire. they were clustered moved to the south towards i-10. new orleans, biloxi, mobile. the northern part of this thing pushes into ohio and virginia on friday, mid-atlantic in the northeast for heavy rain in new york city. the second trouble spot is florida. two seabreeze fronts colliding we have storms or baseball size hail. winds at 80 plus miles an hour.
>> if they are there, what are they envious about? they're supposed to and be that we have in and out and they don't. >> captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the new round of severe weather hitting the country as california struggles to dry out from that record flooding. the dangerous threat to california with the rising risk of landslides. >> it's not just mudslides authorities are worried about, they're concerned about situations where the ground gives out beneath the road. >> o'donnell: severe storms and possible tornadoes in the south. a failed candidate under arrest accused of hiring four men to shoot democratic officials. new video of the 39-year-old at the homes of some of the lawmakers. egg-flation, our look into why the price of eggs have skyrocketed. cbs's carter evans shows us the lengths people are willing to go for the breakfast staple.
good morning, everyone. welcome to cnn. i'm amara walker. president biden is expected to visit the border today and what it could mean for migration. and the nfl honors damar hamlin in the game since his collapse. we've got a look at the tributes. and more than half the people across california are without power as high winds and rain hammer the state. we've got a look at the forecast including where we could see record flooding. plus, harry tills all. the revelations in his forthcoming memoir coming up on "cnn this morning." ♪ welcome, everyone. it's sunday, january 8th, a new week. thank you so much for waking up with us here on "cnn this morning." a lot of news to get to.
to bottom inside and out using surgical gloves. >> reporter: in court on thursday, kaylee goncalves's father in the front row pointedly staring at kohberger. there have been a lot of questions about why a 911 call wasn't made sooner and i think this affidavit certainly raises even more questions. but i do want to emention i spak with the latah county coroner after this incident and asked if a 911 call had been made sooner could lives have been saved? she said no. veronica miracle, cnn, moscow, idaho. >> thank you for that report. now 15 million people are under flood alerts as california braces for more heavy rain and flooding next week. where meteorologists say we could see record flooding. a 6-year-old boy shot his teacher at school. what we know about how this started and how the teacher is doing. plus, the fda grants approval for a new alzheimer's drug.
breaking news, nbc news has learned congressman-elect george santos is now under federal investigation. a law enforcement source confirms federal prosecuors from the eastern district of new york are looking into santos' finances. they're in the early stages and have not zeroed in on one allegation yet. the incoming republican has admitted to quote embellishing his resume. nbc news has reached out to santos for comment but he has not responded. meanwhile, 2022, a year of record breaking climate extremes. record heat in london, record flooding in the midwest, wildfires, snowstorms, and hurricanes. nbc news meteorologist dylan drier has a closer look. >> 2022, a violent year of climate and weather extremes. from heat waves and drought, to