>> annie. >> who the [ bleep ] is annie? >> annie is a girl that was at your house for a party last weekend. >> dude, i have no idea who annie is. >> we've already talked to a lot of other people that all verify she was there, danny. >> okay. show me a picture, then. >> you showed him a picture of annie. >> yep. >> brittany? is her name brittany? >> no, it's annie. >> detectives thought daniel was lying, and they were done playing around. >> what if i told you she's dead? >> i didn't do it. what the [ bleep ]? if you guys think i did this, i do want a lawyer. >> okay. >> because there's only -- >> we're done. >> the only thing that is shaking me -- >> we're done daniel, because i think you did it. >> well, if you think i did it, then you've got the wrong guy, man. for real. >> good luck. >> find the right guy. >> derek was confident he had. they booked daniel for annie's murder. did this name mean anything to you? ferry? >> no. >> guy's known for doing drugs. >> uh-huh. >> i didn't understand it. annie was extremely anti-dru

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why don't i bring annie up to this day? i give you annie custer. thank you, jim shane oh my goodness. -- thank you, jim. look at this crowd. good afternoon, nashua. the most amazing part of this is there a whole overflow crowd. sorry we had to leave you standing a moment longer. mayor pete had to go say hello to the overflow crowd. you are rocking it. i cannot be more proud than to be here with all of you. mainly with the eyes of the world upon us, i won the world to know that these hard-working alks have turned out on beautiful, sunny, cold sunday to make the biggest decision that we could make. how to turn the page and elect a in november.ident [applause] often, butaid this it is particularly pertinent after the week we just had in washington. exhaustedof you, i am by this president. the vitriol, the divisiveness. it is just exhausting. it is a lot of strain on our families. and now, with the eyes of the world upon us, we get to take the next step. we get to turn the tide of history. we get to elect the next president that can bring our country t

annie karni, white house reporter with the "new york times." and long hi chen, research fellow at the hoover institution, former policy director for the romney-ryan 2012 effort. and notably a former senior hhs official. thank you all for coming on. doc, as you might have imagined, i'd like to begin with you. when you sat down, because we are co-workers, we shook hands. and i mentioned that rachel maddow shook hands on live television tonight with a public health expert who said on live television, that's a habit we may have to adjust, that life and such circumstances may have to change. tell us about that. >> well, look, i mean, brian, yes. that's how these viruses are transmitted. if you get it on your hand by being exposed to someone who's sneezing or coughing and then you touch your own hand to your face, your mouth and your nose and your eyes, that's how you can transmit the virus to yourself. so you know, in cold and flu season anyway i think people are a little more cautious doing air kisses and things like that. yes, you can shake somebo

and then there's mitt romney, annie.ly the sole republican senator to vote with the democrats and convict trump on one of the articles of impeachment. we've seen over the past 48 hours the president and those close to him including his son go on the attack. romney knew it was coming. mitt romney knew that the president wouldn't like this. he's also not up for reelection. having said that, is there a sense that it's kind of going to be just put in the background, you know, apparently mitch mcconnell has suggested nothing is going to happen there. >> it's interesting to see mitch mcconnell's response to romney and the white house's. mitch mcconnell is concerned as he said, about the next vote, and he wants romney to vote with the party on whatever legislation is up next. the president is more vindictive, especially when he seems like someone is coming straight at him, and he and the rnc and his family members have all made it clear that they are going to try and hurt mitt romney in utah. the rnc immediately sent out talkin

annie, i'd like to begin with you. with the chief justice and with the u.s. senate having begged off of this, does a new era in fact begin tonight for this president? >> it certainly does. and i think we saw part of it yesterday. i think we're going to see trump unbound. if you thought that unbound was what we've seen already i think this is a new chapter. people i've talked to over the past few days pointed me to four factors that are making them feel extremely confident as they look down toward the heart of this re-election campaign. one is the expected acquittal that is now a reality. two is the iowa caucus mess that makes the democrats look like a party in disarray and casts doubt over the whole election process. three was a chance to look presidential at the state of the union. and four was the gallup poll that came out a few days ago that showed his approval rating at an all-time high. so they are feeling very confident. they're going to go and they're having another boatload of surrogates hit new hampshire start on sunday. trump has a rally there monda

and to naomi, thank you for yours as well, and carmen and annie, and annie and i have been working togetherbut i don't know how. she still has that energy. and mario paz, thank you for your leadership. good samaritan family resource center, a perfect name for all of this. because one of the fears that people have about the census is well-founded because this administration wanted to have a citizenship question on the census. in total violation and defiance of what our founders had intended in the constitution of the united states, that everyone would be counted. so, madam mayor, i'm going to talk about your grandma saying that she didn't want government in her business, from the standpoint of immigration that's a real and a legitimate fear. that's why we fought so hard and working with some of the groups and with our own standing in congress in the supreme court to win that case in the supreme court. [applause] and even after the case we later learned the intention, the political intention, that was there to have a citizenship question so it would have an impact on politics. yes, it does ha

nbc news correspondent hans nichols and annie carney. the president, i wouldn't say he was emphatic today. that wasn't necessarily his most emphatic. but with all this news swirling about russian interference and trying to meddle in the election, he is now on the record saying he doesn't want the help. >> the only way that you can square what the president is saying and what his defenders said during impeachment is making a distinction between help, assistance and information. the attorneys, the white house counsel seemed to be suggesting and arguing during impeachment is that information from a foreign source wasn't necessarily assistance and therefore it didn't have to be counted as a contribution. the president is saying he doesn't want any assistance and/or help, but that doesn't mean that he won't accept information, like he told george stephanopolous in that oefbl office interview. it seems that the door to that remains open. attorneys can get into a debate about whether information can be assistance. there's a great deal of value

annie kuster was just telling us, she's never seen it like this.s hard to call it other than bernie sanders seems way out front. >> what's happened here is the center left or moderate candidates are attacking each other. bernie sanders has stayed in that boston globe poll around 26%. there was a point pete buttigieg was ahead of him, now down to 19%. if you believe that poll you have to believe this back and forth has had a big impact. vice president biden has a part in it, hoping against hope he will not come in fourth or fifth. that will damage him. you have to be honest about it no matter what anyone says. this could end up being michael bloomberg's best scenario, bernie sanders doing very well and the rest of the field looking muddled and bloomberg having the massive resources he does to compete on super tuesday. >> stephanie cutter, you have seen a lot of new hampshire primaries. you have seen a new tracking poll that does not show the amy klobuchar bump we have seen. it's a muddle. we don't know whether to trust one tracking poll over another

he is increasingly confident about his re-election prospects. >> annie, there's a question when it comes to russia and trump and now tonight this reporting about russia and bernie sanders and his campaign for the democratic nomination. there's a question of what does it mean when the intelligence committee is apparently judging russia to be interfering? what form is that interference taking? do you have a sense of at least the range of possibilities here? if there is anything that's in place or anything that's being done outside of what the president is saying publicly here that might counter that in any way? >> we don't know yet the full scope of what it means they're interfering but in the past online advertisements boosting one candidate or putting false information about another. one thing that i think was striking was bernie sanders' response was kind of what we expect politicians to respond when we hear that a foreign country is meddling in our elections. it was strong. it denounced the news. it stood in stark contrast to how the president reacted. behind the scenes what we're seei

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annie oakley a name i have not heard in a while. >> it was a beautiful speech.state of union in my lifetime. it wa was wonderful for a variey of reasons here, was able to appreciate our country history, a you pointed out. weaving in personal narratives from veterans, from people that are struggling first hand and benefits thanks to donald trump's decisions of school choice. and economic empowerment, and an appreciation of heroes ands as pais --as power aspiring excelli was getting frustrated with the democrats who would not applause for -- for example, end the war on aids almost they had hatred for donald trump that superseded their love of america. it was a brilliant speech, and for next couple days you will hear candidates, politicians and media expert say that donald trump is frying to divide america -- try to divide program, democrat boycott the speefnspeech. they hissed. they booed and nancy pelosi tore of the speech, tell me who is dividing america, it is the democrats. trish: and they impeached him. and you know, they have been trying from the beginning.

. >> "annie hall" was about people getting together, breaking up. >> he was jewish.ly not jewish. >> you are a real jew. >> thank you. >> anne hall is the best relationship movie i think ever made. if you want to just take all the truths of a relationship, how it can work and not work, i think "annie hall" nailed it. >> he told that story non-chronologically. it took risks in the style of film making. >> i can't believe this family. >> there are moments he is talking directly into the camera. >> nothing like my family. like oil and water. >> he shows both what his family talks about and does and what her family talks about and does. with these wonderful split screens. >> how often do you sleep together? >> do you have sex often? >> hardly ever. maybe three times a week. >> constantly. i would say three times a week. >> we think of "annie hall" as being woody allen's movie. >> well, la de da. >> she steals the show. >> wonderful. >> swept the academy awards, which is rare for a comedy. it won best picture, best writer, best director and best actress for diane keaton.

democrats, please welcome to the stage from the second district of our great state, congresswoman annieuster. [applause] ♪ was a night for new hampshire democrats. woo hoo. fired up and ready to go. impressed just so with my new colleague, chris? i love this man. and a very, very special thank you tonight to my extraordinary colleagues, two women i have looked up to my entire life, senator jeanne shaheen and maggie, thank you for standing up for democracy and justice. i have a couple of friends to recognize. brad, thank you for being with , thank you fores making the trip. ambassadorelcome the to ireland. this is how we do democracy in america. i want to welcome an incredible fox, backf, michael j to the future, it is such an honor to be with you. let me just tell you, he is all heart. it is an honor. i admire your courage, i admire your grace. you are a great american. thank you. ok, take a deep breath. week we just had in washington. i've got to tell you. monday, the iowa caucus, tuesday night, the state of the union, wednesday, the verdict on the impeachment trial. i couldn't be more

the obvious i speak for patty, amy, annie, obviously for me.press our most profound and everlasting gratitude for president trump. how do you thank someone given back freedom stolen from you. he didn't have to do this. he is a republican president. i was a democratic governor. doing this does nothing to help his politics. president trump is a man who is tough and outspoken but he also has a kind heart and this is the act of kindness. i also believe beginning of the process to actually turn an injustice to a justice. sorry about this blood. all these years away i never stopped reminding myself of the words from a poem. it is called, the gate of the year. go out into the darkness and put your hand into the hand of god. that shall be to you better than light and safer than a known way. been a long time since i've been home, nearly eight years, nearly 3,000 days. i suppose a better way to measure how long it's been, is our daughters amy and annie. when i left home, it was so long ago, amy, our old daughter was a sophomore in high school and it will

annie oakley a name i have not heard in a while. >> it was a beautiful speech.ate of union in my lifetime. it wa was wonderful for a variey of reasons here, was able to appreciate our country history, a you pointed out. weaving in personal narratives from veterans, from people that are struggling first hand and benefits thanks to donald trump's decisions of school choice. and economic empowerment, and an appreciation of heroes ands as pais --as power aspiring excelli was getting frustrated with the democrats who would not applause for -- for example, end the war on aids almost they had hatred for donald trump that superseded their love of america. it was a brilliant speech, and for next couple days you will hear candidates, politicians and media expert say that donald trump is frying to divide america -- try to divide program, democrat boycott the speefnspeech. they hissed. they booed and nancy pelosi tore of the speech, tell me who is dividing america, it is the democrats. trish: and they impeached him. and you know, they have been trying from the beginning. mi

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annie! chanting] to buttigieg: it thank you , the love of my life, who keeps me grounded and makes me whole. [cheering and applause] mr. buttigieg: i want to congratulate my competitors and their supporters on their campaigns in new hampshire. --[cheering] mr. buttigieg: i admired senator sanders when i was a high school student, i respect him greatly to this day. i congratulate him on his strong showing tonight. [cheering and applause] mr. buttigieg: and i want to congratulate senator klobuchar, senator warren, vice president biden, and all of our democratic candidates and supporters. [cheering and applause] and i know we all share the spirit we heard from some of our volunteers, who welcomed supporters of a competing candidate with "vote blue, no matter who." we are on the same page. [cheering and applause] mr. buttigieg: over the past year, some two dozen campaign to crisscrossed, each laying claim to the ability to bring people together, turn out the vote, and move americans toward a bri

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the roof and how to get out the vote. >> annie, annie, annie, annie, annie. >> and thank you to chastenlove of my life, who keeps me grounded and makes me hope. i want to congratulate my competitors and their supporters on their campaigns here in new hampshire. i admired senator sanders when i was a high school student. i respect him greatly to this day, and i congratulate him on his strong showing tonight. and i want to congratulate senator klobuchar, senator warren, vice president biden, and all of our democratic candidates and supporters. and i know that we all share the spirit that we heard from some of our volunteers at a poll site earlier today who welcomed a competing candidate with chants of "vote blue, no matter who." we are all on the same team. now, over the past year, some two dozen campaigns have crisscrossed this state, each laying claim to the ability to bring people together, turn out the vote, and move americans toward a brighter future. that too. and here in a state that goes by the motto "live free or die," you made up your own minds. you asserted that famous independ

annie? yeah! she helped me find the right bonds for my income strategy.'re very popular around here. there's a birthday going on. karl! he took care of my 401k rollover. wow, you call a lot. yeah, well it's my money we're talking about here. joining us for karaoke later? ah, i'd love to, but people get really emotional when i sing. help from a team that will exceed your expectations. ♪ >> kristin: president trump was fired up tonight writing make new highs in the polls after a pretty heated democratic debate. alicia cuneo joining us with all the highlights. >> president trump really work this crowd for about an hour and 40 minutes tonight, hitting on some of his favorite topics like low unemployment and the economy and now has a new target, the democrats' performance at last nights debate starting starting with mayor bloomberg. >> he wasn't meant for the camera. do we agree? wasn't exactly great last night. i think he lost too last night. probably looks like burning, doesn't it? looks like crazy bernie. couldn't breathe! alfred e. neuman looked at her and

i'll be spending some time with vice president pence. >>> let me bring in annie carnie, you're writing-election strategy. because you and your colleagues include taking back the suburbs, expanding the electoral map and winning and they're targeting pennsylvania, michigan, right here in new hampshire. talk about the broad strategy here. >> the broad strategy is kind of two pronged. i think they have enough money and enough time to do both. it's not a get out of the base or attract new voters it's both. so on the one hand, you saw the super bowl ad they ran with alice johnson, a black woman whose sentence donald trump commuted that's a play to reach african-american voters. and to promise white suburban voters that he's not racist as people claim. >> they're not looking for huge numbers. >> no. he won 28% of the black voters in 2016. if he can get a little bit more that will make the difference. at the same time, they're doing a very targeted ad strategy on facebook, talk about illegal aliens and doing the fear mongering tactics that we know well from 2016. but those ads are so targeted

tom winter, glen, nancy, annie, on a day with a lot of breaking news. all surrounding doj. thanks to all of you. there's other politics going on. 20 20 politics. tom steyer coming up, stumping hard in nevada where he said he's going to, quote, shock the world". he'll be with me in a bit. and nevada is changing the strategy for the upcoming caucuses to avoid a disaster like iowa's. we'll talk to the head of the democratic party in that state next. you're watching msnbc. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ nothing is everything. keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nearly 9 out of 10 sustained it through 1 year. and skyrizi is 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. ♪ i see nothing in a different way ♪ ♪ and it's my moment so i just gotta say ♪ ♪ nothing is everything skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your abili

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i want to call out annie wong in particular. she is not here, but some of you know her. she founded our environmental justice program. elizabeth felt her, has been working on this initiative as well and especially i want to thank these two women in front of you for their tremendous commitment, passion, and professionalism. i thank you will see that in the presentation. you know them already. you will not be surprised by it. i am inspired by them and deeply grateful for the work that they will present to you. take away. >> thank you. i will try to make this not sobering. [laughter] good evening, commissioners. thank you for having us here to provide an update on our department's racial equity initiative. i'm with the environmental justice program which is part of our climate team. >> i am with the zero waste team >> we were the racial equity leaders at the department. i wanted to start off by giving you a snapshot of what we wanted to talk about today in our presentation. we will start off by giving you some background and an overview of the racial equity initiatives and

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to think my colleague in washington, the best allegation we have, jean shaheen, maggie hassan and anniers. they are focused on getting the job done, and i think you have seen over the last few weeks, the kurdish they bring to their position. we cannot thank them enough. they bring to their position. we cannot thank them enough. i want to welcome all the out-of-towners. to our friends in organized labor, or in the media. the volunteers and activists. i had some colleagues from congress you are here. here inf those who are new hampshire. welcome. mark your calendars. be backyears we will here to renominate a democratic president to a second term. [cheers and applause] your passion is amazing. thank you. i want to thank, in particular, the thousands in this arena who chipped in, helped out and powered us to victory in our 2018 congressional election, in a tough, tough district. thank you, so much. work of sond the many across this country helped flip the majority in the house, and is delivering real results to the american people. have passed major legislation to take on big pharma and low

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former new york city rudy july annie says that the attacks on officers by a suspect with a violent history a reflection of bill de blasio's leadership? >> i don't know how to say that the heart is breaking for the city that i worked hard to turn around, 24 hours a day, mike bloomberg kept it safe which i always appreciate it and this guy is a total disaster, typical democratic mayor, look at all the cities who are governed by democrats, i took over a city that was governed by democrats, i left the city to 500 murders and bloomberg got it down to 200 murders. heather: during giuliani's 8 year as mayor, directed police to view smaller-level offenses as precursor for assault, violent crimes dropped by 56% and murder rates dropped by nearly 2 thirds, well, to another fox news alert, sergeant first-class javier gutiÉrrez and ray rodrÍguez died in a shootout with afghan officials on saturday, 6 others injured, javier gut i shallize leaves behind a wife and four children. both fallen officers were promoted to sergeant first class and awarded the bronze star medal and purple heart. and another fox