President Biden is under more pressure over classified documents and the

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from the Washington Post I I'm Jeff Pierre. It's

Friday January 13th, but I'm not suspicious. Let's get you caught up with

today's seven stories.

Attorney General Merrick Garland made a surprising announcement yesterday. He appointed a special counsel to investigate Biden and his handling of sensitive government documents.

Good afternoon. I'm here today to announce the appointment of Robert Herr as a special

counsel pursuant to Department of Justice regulations governing such matters.

In keeping with those regulations, I have today notified the designated members of each House of Congress of the appointment.

Classified documents from Biden's vice presidency have been found at his home in Delaware

and his personal office.

So what could be next?

Maybe some interviews, property searches, and weeks of negative headlines.

It all threatens to hamstring Biden's agenda and slow his momentum.

And it'll now be harder for Biden to criticize former President Donald Trump for his handling of classified material, even though the two cases are different.

Number two, a large tornado killed at least six people in Alabama yesterday.

The storm tore across central parts of the state.

It ripped apart buildings and left hundreds of thousands of people without power.

What happened in Alabama was part of a broader barrage of severe weather events across the south.

Tornadoes were also reported in Georgia and in Kentucky.

Number three, a string of fatal police encounters has rocked Los Angeles.

Video footage of an incident on January 3rd was released on

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