mccormack. if there is a specific requirement like the two-thirds majority vote, like the requirement that the house impeach officers before they face trial in the senate, if there is that specific requirement, then that is a justiciable question, and that's one that the courts have to decide. justice rehnquist: mr. stewart, in both the trial of samuel chase and the trial of andrew johnson there was a great deal of motion being made and demands made for continuance on the part of the defendants, and the senate insisted in both cases that they be brought to trial much more rapidly than would be conceivable in an ordinary criminal case. you know, they were given something like 10 days to prepare. is that something that would be reviewable as an incident of a trial if the claim were made that we simply did not have a fair opportunity to prepare? mr. stewart: no, sir, and in those instances as i recall the case was extended for a substantial period of time and there certainly was an opportunity to p

jayne mccormack has more. any form of government in northern ireland. mlas have not been able to pass laws or hold debates since stormont collapsed but they are still entitled to their salaries and travel expenses. no action, no work but they're getting paid and i am fed up. what is your message to the politicians? get up off your backside and go back to work, stop sweating the small stuff and get on with the things that are important. new figures show that from april 2018 until march this year mlas claimed £283,161! for travelling to stormont and their constituencies. the further their constituency from parliament buildings, the more they can claim. the party still use stormont for meetings, talks to restore power—sharing and constituency business. but a former member of the body which set rules back in 2016 regarding mlas expenses is sceptical. i think this is now a disgrace, 1000 days and they are still claiming it. i have no doubt the members get a lot of facilities at stormont, they have offices there. ma

since then, mccormack raised its guidance twice apple did the same thing remember when they issued that q2 guidance at the beginning of the year that stock has gone from 142 to 225. one of the best performers out there. i think clorox has an opportunity to do the exact same thing, but that's not all. we got good news from the analyst day that i don't think anyone noticed because everyone was laser focused on the labor cuts the company rolled out a new long-term strategy with new forecast 25 to 50 basis points of operating margin expansion and copious free cash flow generation the issue here is that most analysts just don't believe clorox can do it they don't think they can hit the targets. they're really doubting, but i like the sound of the new plan they want to invest heavily in their brands and innovation, to differentiate their products from that private label competition. that makes sense to me if clorox can deliver on these goals, the stock deserves to go much higher. that strategy makes a lot of sense to me, even if clorox doesn't seem to be seeing a lot of benefit from it at the

all over we opened >>plenty of times but this this lasted the whole thing must the last 2 minutes mccormack is still in shock and he's still trying to come to grips with this. but says he's sure about one thing. >>i'm just happy that. my wife 2 kids and 2 dogs came out of this unscathed. >>47 this state attorneys general are now investigating facebook for potential antitrust violations, new york attorney-general letitia james announced today that her probe into the social media company has grown substantially since it began in september. james says all of the states involved are concerned facebook may have put consumer data at risk. the attorneys general are also investigating whether facebook has reduce the quality of consumers choices and increased the price of advertising. the move shows how law enforcement officials are probing specific business behaviors. they believe could support an antitrust case. that is a change from past tactics of pursuing tech giant purely because of their size facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is set to testify before congress on wednesday. >>facebook is taking ste

. >> reporter: woodbridge, new jersey, mayor john mccormack says, luckily, the family of three, includingive-year-old giwa what's the feeling in this community right now? >> shock, but yet relief that nobody was hurt. >> reporter: the plane was coming from virginia, headed to a nearby new jersey airport just three miles from here. norah, it is unclear what caused the crash. >> o'donnell: all right, nikki, thank you. we want to turn now to chicago, where police stormed a home looking for a drug dealer. what they found instead was an innocent nine-year-old and his family. a year-long investigation by our cbs chicago station uncovered a disturbing pattern of wrongful police raids that often leave children badly traumatized. here's wbbm's dave savini. >> chicago police! get on the floor! chicago police! get on the floor! >> reporter: police body cameras captured this night time raid in one of chicago's poorest neighborhoods. >> get on the ( bleep ) ground! >> reporter: heavy armed officers carrying assault weapons raided this home looking for a suspected drug dealer. instead, they found then-

two cities be on one hand president get a warm reception from international chiefs of police, at mccormackand addressing crime then in chicago city, trump tower where he had a fundraiser, everyone that gathered there pretty much hates everything that president stands for. but this city faces major problem. president hitting them to crime today it has improved, but city's finances, city is on a phys calling cliff, look at the -- a fiscal cliff, deficits are now manageable range, 800 million. that sounds like a lot of money that is manageable, because of pension funding short falling particular climb to over a billion dollars in two years. whawhere are you going to get tt money from? perhaps property taxes? the pension funding right now if you are pension funding is strong you are about 90%. considered weak if you are 60%, chicago pensions funded at 35%. so, the president you know, i tell you, he could have friends here, he had good luck with the economy today with s&p. you know nothing better there. but, he did attack the city, and mayor today, mayor lightfoot fighting back on twitter, here

the question is, when you walk into places like mccormack family restaurant, folks are reading theseat extent does voter opinion ultimately get the best of collin peterson? >> vaughn, thank you, sir. and i have to say, as a very urban guy, identify often joked that you are our chief agricultural correspondent. i think what happens when you go to cover a story, if you see agriculture, you just sort of go towards it. i appreciate that. we don't have enough of that on our air. that's where food comes from. vaughn hillyard. >> he likes the agriculture. >> and you like where the food comes from. >> i am conscious of the fact that it doesn't just come from the grocery store on the upper west side. i appreciate that we have reporters out there. >> next -- >> -- following -- >> -- twitter announces it's going to ban political ads as facebook takes a very different path. we'll look at both companies heading into 2020. >>> and brand-new video from the pentagon showing the daring raid in northern syria. you're watching "velshi & ruhle" live on msnbc. >>> welcome back to "velshi and ruhle." fw t