HARLOW: All right. So we've just learned that documents related to the FBI's raid of Michael Cohen's office and apartment will be released to the public tomorrow. Of course redacted versions of some of the search warrant materials related to last year's raid. Again, of his home, of his office and hotel room, have been approved for release by a judge. This is taking place in the Southern District of New York. The documents are being released as a result of a request from various media organizations, including CNN. We'll watch out and see what those show us. In the meantime, tragedy across the Midwest. Record flooding in Nebraska has submerged at least 17 locations throughout the state. Look at this. These are some of the aerial views of what is happening right now in Nebraska. Bridges broken by the rushing floodwaters, families are being plucked from their homes by rescue helicopters and boats. This is the result of the worst flooding, there, in half a century. More flooding is expected on the way. Many towns have become like islands, with more than one hundred cities and counties issuing emergency declarations. Here's what we know right now. At least three people have died across Nebraska and Iowa, 290 have been rescued so far. Right now, at least 22 shelters are open.
Southern District of New York to Release Documents Tomorrow Seized in Michael Cohen Raids