how did you find out that rutherford b hayes is a national hero in paraguay. yeah, that's interesting because if you go to paraguay actually, he's pretty much a household word. i don't know exactly where i found out but you find out rutherford behave just very little information about him in the united states as a matter of fact if you go to his birthplace in delaware, ohio, it's actually a gas station is actual house has been torn down but in terms of paraguay what happened when he was president part of this was the secretary of state it wasn't use necessarily active in at least all records show that but there was an agreement between argentina and paraguay and paraguay garnered about 60% of the land that has today and hayes is really credited with that. so in case so go down there and there's actually a national holiday forum. there's a postage stamp for him. there's a villa for him. there's actually a scholarship to ohio wilson university in delaware, ohio where rutherford b hayes was actually born and there was a reality tv show where the winners actually

good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we have new revelations tonight about the ex presidents coup plotting that contain some of the most incriminating evidence yet, i'll explain. so in the weeks following the election with his defeat appearing one more certain trump's scheme to sustain power, as we have chronicled on the show, became increasingly desperate. and his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, had been spreading all sorts of conspiratorial nonsense about the voting machines for weeks. falsely claiming that the voting machines rig the election for biden.

hayes had failed to come home from work that evening. hayes lived at 115 herndon avenue. simply because of the proximity, we obtained permission to search, and that was when we found a gun, a knife, a picture of a hangman's noose hanging in a tree. we brought them to police headquarters downtown and questioned them, and then all of the sudden, a character surfaced by the name of johnny ray kelly. mr. kelly said on friday night he was five blocks west of herndon avenue on springhill, and he said i was standing out here and up walked jimmy, johnny and ralph. >> kelly claimed that he observed blood on ralph hayes' clothes. ralph told them that he had, quote, jumped a black dude. >> and ralph has a spot of blood this big on his t-shirt. and one of the edgar boys is literally cleaning blood out from under his fingernails with a pocket knife. this was evidence that was piling up. so four days later, we arrested and charged them for the murder of michael donald. we have them in jail. we're starting to pick up pieces here and there. we determine there had been a burglary that occ

hayes, what about pence's comments here?t does it mean for the republican party and the voter base? is there a division or is that much ado about nothing? i don't know if you saw our earlier conversation we were having, but essentially i was making the point that, look, mike pence, you know, on january 6 essentially did what he said just yesterday. i have no idea why it took him an entire year to say it, and i'm not sure that what he says now actually has any bearing given the fact that for the last year trump was able to run rampant with his lie. >> yeah. so, pence, he said exactly what he did on january 6, which is i don't have the power to overturn the election. what's different about this time around is he was willing to call out trump by name and say, no, again, my guy, i do not have the ability to overturn the election. you, mr. former president, i'm talking to you. that's the biggest difference, that he's willing to say this so directly. but if you listen to his speech, one of the things that's interesting, we're givi

i would like for hayes to react to it. here we go.sten. >> yesterday reporters asked me if i thought president putin was smart. i said, of course, he's smart. putin is saying, oh, they're going to sanction me. they've sanctioned me for the last 25 years. i'm going to take over a whole country and they're going to sanction me? the problem is not that putin is smart. the real problem is that our leaders are dumb. >> what's your reaction to trump's comments there, hayes? i mean, defending his praise of putin, trying to downplay the close relationship they had when he was in office. what do you make of it, and ultimately, giving a level of propaganda to vladimir putin by calling our leadership dumb. >> well, first of all, bully recognize bully. he is seeing russia and putin specifically act towards ukraine in a way that he recognizes. he recognizes it when someone who is bigger pushes around someone smaller, and looks at him and says, ah yes, i see what you are doing there, and i think good job. so on the one hand there's that. on the oth

hayes, i'll start with you. desantis took to the stage right after mike pence. this freedom default as the corner stone of his pandemic strategy, and i want to talk about that and how florida has fared through covid-19. the answer, not well. florida has a staggering number of both hospitalizations and deaths. >> yeah. part of me still wonders why on earth ron desantis, who is a politician, is invited to speak at the federalist society to talk in conversation with a former white house press secretary. none of it was about the law. if you want to give him some sort of credit, i mean, ron desantis is speaking to the right audience about freedom being the basis of his pandemic strategy, the idea that certain individual liberties are much more important than whatever public health benefits would come from actually using the law and using government structures to actually prevent further deaths. that's a position. it's a terrible position in my opinion, but it's certainly the right room to make that position too. i mean, ron desantis is there because he wants to be in

i think that's an interesting point, hayes, jennifer is making.ews think piece, michael conway, a former council with the house judiciary committee argues that mazars this about of trump's binational statements is a turning point in this new york attorney general's investigation into whether trump's company, trump in this company engaged in fraud. do you think this is a significant step in this direction for both probes actually, the state and the federal probes? >> yeah, i think so. because i mean, do we have a situation where you really just don't want your accounting firm to say, well, we didn't find any problem. we can't say for sure that these were all legit, like all of our numbers where as they should be. like i feel really, i'm interested to see who the heck is going to be trump, trump organization's taxes, these upcoming tax season. who is going to actually be filing that and the next couple of months when those taxes are a do, and how closely is this going to be looking? maybe they're gonna be running that audit the trump spent four year

>> he's got time phil, and he's burning them-- >> the question is >> hayes: yeah! >> and the answer is time that's what patrick mahomes ♪♪ ♪♪ (hayes' music completely overpowers the conversation) >> stephen: perfect sound for anyone who wishes their halftime report was more like a date in a loud bar. (shouting) "you like patrick mahomes? oh, give you your "hat." you wanna go "home?" i thought the date was going well!" ( laughter ) but whether you're into the rams or the bengals, there's only one nfl goat: tampa bay buccaneer and abercrombie mannequin you swear just blinked, tom brady. this weekend, there was some big news: after 22 seasons and 7 rings tom brady may be retiring. bad news for your dad. there's a new retiree about to 'dominate' the pickleball league. ( laughter ) brady retiring would end a legendary career, he accomplished more than any other quarterback to play the game, even though he was drafted 199th overall. which just shows that 'anyone' can be successful, as long as you're one of the most gifted and attractive people in human history. ( laughte

and hayes is really credited with that.so in case so go down there and there's actually a national holiday forum. there's a postage stamp for him. there's a villa for him. there's actually a scholarship to ohio wilson university in delaware, ohio where rutherford b hayes was actually born and there was a reality tv show where the winners actually got to go to got to go to fremont ohio to visit the rutherford b hayes presidential library and museum that the contrast is fascinating in another fact by the way kind of interesting is whether for behaves was the only president ever born in delaware, delaware, ohio. so mr. rubino when you put this book together, first of all, is it self-published? yes it is. and what's that process like for you? yeah, it's interestingly. so there definitely pros and cons for it the main pro is you have editorial discretion in terms of the order that you want to put it the con is you have to do a lot of the promotion yourself. i've had used publicists for passbooks this one. i'm basically using a l

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plenty of hayes and sunshine for the day. some patchy fog is possible, very early in the day but it is going to be very localized and it will dissipate quickly. santa rosa is warming up into the mid-70s. one of the warmer spots on the map by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in concord not quite that warm but likely to hit or exceed 70 degrees during the afternoon hours tomorrow. the san jose region reaching further up into the mid and low 70s with warm temperatures in store by wednesday, thursday, and friday. dilling and the rest of the map, temperatures will reach the low 70s. santa rosa one of the warmer spots at 76. up her 60's for san francisco and along the coast. those numbers are a good 8 to 10 degrees above average, and wednesday, begins the near record high temperature pattern. let's take a look at wednesday's forecast temperatures compared to the record for that day. i think we will fall short of record territory in san francisco and san jose, likely to break record high temperature for downtown oakland at 74 degree

hayes brown joins us.ificant is it you have durham himself now distancing from the way the conservatives are portraying his filing? >> i think it's pretty important. this whole thing goes to a case against an -- an indictment named michael flesman with the hillary campaign, not directly for. and it looks like he freelanced a little bit. he was charged with lying to the fbi and in the filing that made people go nuts, durham included a bit of a side note about why he thinks the law firm that is working has a conflict of interest. the fact this got spun out and durham sees it as a threat to the case that he wanted to push back on it, i think, it's very important. they filed with the court saying, look, john durham is clearly just trying to make a mess of things. he's trying to push this narrative into conservative media, which forced durham to say, no, no, if you are misreading this, that's on you. i am not trying to make this into a political thing. >> so, was it then just a handful of paragraphs in this fil

let's bring in phil flynn and tom hayes. phil, that's bench mark yield, took off when jobs report was released. ec with eties are absorbing it are nicely, but what could shape the markets as we get closer to the fed meeting? >> i think just more urn -- uncertainty and fear more than anything. today's market reaction after the initial selloff and the initial concern, the good news is bad news, and higher yields means a scarier economy. but i think it's going to be good old-fashioned inflation. look at these energy prices. look at the potential war, you know, between the ukraine and russia. those are the things that are overhanging the market. as far as the fed is concerned, i think the volatility that we're seeing is pricing that in. and i think the shakeout between the good stocks and the bad stocks. and mark zuckerberg looks like he's lost his way. but some of these other players in that space seem to be navigating the waters quite well right now. liz: we got some breaking news, guys, and i want to hear your your response o

and hayes is really credited with that. so in case so go down there and there's actually a national holiday forum. there's a postage stamp for him. there's a villa for him. there's actually a scholarship to ohio wesleyan university in delaware, ohio where rutherford b hayes was actually born and there was a reality tv show where the winners actually got to go to got to go to fremont ohio to visit the rutherford b hayes presidential library and museum that the contrast is fascinating and another fact by the way kind of interesting is whether for behaves was the only present ever born in delaware, delaware, ohio. so mr. rubino when you put this book together, first of all, is it self-published? yes it is. and what's that process like for you? yeah, it's interestingly. so there are definitely pros and cons for it the main pro is you have editorial discretion in terms of the order that you want to put it the con is you have to do a lot of the promotion yourself. i've had used publicists for passbooks this one. i'm basically usi

how did you find out that rutherford b hayes is a national hero in paraguay. yeah, that's interesting because if you go to paraguay actually, he's pretty much a household word. i don't know exactly where i found out but you find out rutherford behave just very little information about him in the united states as a matter of fact if you go to his birthplace in delaware, ohio, it's actually a gas station is actual house has been torn down but in terms of paraguay what happened when he was president part of this was the secretary of state it wasn't use necessarily active in at least all records show that but there was an agreement between argentina and paraguay and paraguay garnered about 60% of the land that has today and hayes is really credited with that. so in case so go down there and there's actually a national holiday forum. there's a postage stamp for him. there's a villa for him. there's actually a scholarship to ohio wilson university in delaware, ohio where rutherford b hayes was actually born and there was a reality tv show where the winners actually

chris hayes it. was one year ago today that the second trial of donald trump in the senate, trump of course the only u.s. president in history to have been impeached lights. because only two presidents were impeach before. i'm president johnson, and president clinton. trump accounts for all presidential of peach mints. the second time of course was for inciting the deadly insurrection of january six. and that case was presented a year ago this week with jamming precision by the impeachment manager. >> after he knew that violence was underway at the capitol, president trump took actions that further incited the insurgency to be more inflame to take even more extreme selective and focused action against vice president mike pence. former president trump is also described by -- refusing requests to publicly and mediately, and forcefully call off the riots. and when he was told of the insurgents inside the capitol were trump supporters, the president said quote, well kevin, i guess these people are more u

all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in. >> make no mistake, if russia pursues its plans, it will be responsible for a catastrophic and needless war of choice. >> president alerts the world, vladimir putin has made up his mind. >> as of this moment, i've come cans myself he's made the decision. >> but the u.s. now knows about the russia's plans to invade, and the ongoing effort to stop a war. then, donald trump had a tacit agreement with capitol attackers, so says a federal judge in a january 6th lawsuit that will proceed, as the national archives confirms that trump took classified intelligence to mar-a-lago. >> and, rupert murdoch's conspiracy machine heads into overdrive. >> why is this not the bigger story of the year? >> it's the biggest scandal, spying scandal, ever. >> this is the biggest scandal we have ever seen. >> how fox created a new hillary clinton frenzy, then suddenly dropped it altogether. >> and as an aside, they are getting awfully close to actual malice in their attacks. >> as all in st

good evening from new york on alex wagner in for chris hayes. just hours ago russian president vladimir putin ordered troops into two breakaway regions in eastern europe rain. announcing that they will carry out quo peacekeeping functions. it is unclear if troops will actually enter the country. the un security council will convene an emergency meeting within the next hour. ukraine's president called russia's actions a violation of this country's integrity. saying that a televised address late tonight quote, a country that supports war for eight years cannot be talking about peace. earlier today in a highly choreographed event he met with his country's top security officials floated the idea of recognizing sovereignty of russian separatists groups in donetsk and luhansk. pro russian groups control about a third of those provinces in eastern ukraine. then in a televised -- putin at light his vision for ukraine. he described the country as a historical part of russia calling it part of our culture. and said it was run by a quote puppet regime cont

hayes: thank you, ms. burroughs. i'm smiling because my next question is how would finalizing the n.o.p. organic farms -- and you led right into it because it's all connected. exactly what you have just talked about is what i'm hearing from small farmers in connecticut. our landscape in my district is just outlined and created by the farmers. their investments in the communities. what they do for neighbors, for our schools, our agriscience programs and it would be devastating for connecticut's fifth district for these farmers not be sustainable and for us to continue to lose at the rate we've been losing. so thank you so much for your work in this area. and for your very thoughtful comments. mr. chair, that's all i have. i yield back. mr. costa: i thank the gentlewoman from connecticut for your comments and your insight. our next member is the gentleman from indiana, representative jim baird, who represents the fourth congressional district, i believe. good to have you involved, my friend. mr. baird: thank you, mr. c

every day woody hayes the football coach would come. and he'd eat by himself and i may coach hayes and i got to talk to him very directly and individually a lot and he was a big nixon supporter and i we talked to him about politics and one day i he saw me reading in a norman mailers book armies of the night about protest at the pentagon and i was a rain again and he like me over and he just said what the hell are you reading that for? i said it's in being a sign in a class. they're assigning norman mailer what class and i told him he was like writing down. it's like oh god. am i getting this professor in trouble or something he acted like i was reading the worst piece of subversive literature. that's ever been written. and and i said, why are you really think he said no, you finished it if it's assigned i'm not you have to but i'm just questioning it not i'm not questioning you reading it because if you're assigned read it, but i'm going to look into who's assigning this and i love there like god he's a but coach chase was actually a wo

winning a metal every time with 5 goals and 2 silver you are watching the debris news line from berlin hayes and remind her of our top story right now. u. s. president joe, by has warrant the threat of a russian invasion of ukraine remains very high. he accuses moscow running a false flag operation by claiming to be withdrawing forces from the border region while actually sending in more troops on my locker in berlin. thank you so much for watching more news coming up at the top of the hour. and i hope to see you again. ah stories that most people of the world over information they provide opinions. they want to express d. w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch, follow us. ah.

hayes, a. russia and eastern european expert at the german council on foreign relations. thanks for being with us. stuff on the white house says russia could attack ukraine any day. now, what's your threat assessment? i think it looks like that russia is really preparing war, her illegal crying, and i think putting is also driving himself into this war. i think he wanted something from the u. s. a name to which he could not get. and if, if you don't want to lose face on one point, needs to, to, to have a war, he needs to show a week to re, however, it looks like it can be a hybrid, mixed hybrid. what we've, real war can be a small war. but i think it's getting every day more dangerous. germany has drawn a lot of criticism from its allies for not providing weapons to ukraine. the u. s. has been much more hawkish sending troops to nato allies around ukraine. do you think the u. s. and german leaders can pawn common ground regarding the crisis at their meeting today in washington. i think they will show unity. i think it's important also to what's russia to show that they, t

emma hayes�* side took the lead early on, jess carter's cross was headed in by norweigan international to be the only goal of the game. chelsea play arsenal on friday night, and will go top if they win. it is the tightest campaign so you feel like you can't knock points anywhere. i've said all along i think league titles are decided in the second half of the season. is in a strong position after today's result, i think. a strong position after today's result, ithink. we a strong position after today's result, i think. we are three points closer. elsewhere, reading won at everton, strugglers leicester beat bottom club birmingham 2—1, spurs beat brighton 4—0, and west ham are currently a goal up at aston villa. it's half time in yaounde in cameroon where either sadio or mo salah will be lifting the africa cup of nations come the end of the night. it was an action packed start with senegal being awarded a penalty for this foul. liverpool's sadio mane stepped up but his spot kick was saved by the egyptian keeper gabaski. his club team mate mo salah then had the best chance of the half for

hayes is there -- and three states put up two sets of electors for florida louisiana and south carolina. those states are saying we are not deciding. we will say both of them won silver couple of weeks of violence starts to bubble up and in the country and they are threatening violence on capitol hill. it's at that moment that grant starts to look a hind the scenes for this grand bargain which really keeps the country together. in the meantime when he enters office you describe there's a piece about grant that you'd say i related my ear and he was the anti-politician and he just meant business but at the same time you write because he had zero political experience and he was not interesting -- not interested in getting an a. that's what led to monde so many of the scandals that the place during his presidency. >> he's trusted a lot of people and he did not have the political insider savvy about the possibility of corruption so he put some of those friends of in positions of power and some of whom take advantage of him. there were some decent sized scandals in his administration did noth

good evening from new york, i'm alex wagner in for chris hayes. today, the president of the good evening from new york, i'm alex wagner in for chris hayes. today, the president of the united states, joe biden, called russia's actions and ukraine and invasion, while the former president of the the actions in united states and the leader of ukraine and invasion all the former president of the united states and the leader of the republican party called the the republican party called them, quote, genius. quote genius every much sums up message that pretty much sums up the situation here at home on the international crisis we will be discussing through the hour tonight. this all comes after russian president vladimir putin formally declared to regions in eastern ukraine to be independent republics and ordered in russian troops for so peacekeeping efforts. speaking from the eastern of the white house this afternoon, president biden forcefully condemn putin's actions. >> who in the lord's name is putin thing gives him the right to declare so cold countr

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still some hayes on the bay. this is about what the map is going to look like for the next couple of days with the wind trying to improve our air- quality. just the amount of air on top of this trying to trapping hazy conditions. medium tomorrow and thursday it back into the medium high category, pushing that the arrival slightly, the densest allergens, the top three. it is ahead of schedule for the pollen count to be this high just because of the warm and very dry weather we met recently. looking outside, you can see the hazy horizon. 67 degrees in oakland is the cool spot. everybody else is in the low 70s. again, this is weirdly warm for the month of february. we are just going to get warmer over the next couple of days. most of our temperatures running several degrees above for they were 24 hours ago. the exception, fairfield. temperatures running from 3 to 7 degrees above yesterday's readings. temperature tonight are going to back down, but not quite as far. i don't think we will have too many 30s on the map.

jess carter rounded off the scoring for emma hayes's side five minutes before the interval.rdiff pulled further clear of the championship relegation zone in one of two matches in the division. they beat bottom side barnsley 1—0 — uche ikpeazu with a debut goal off the bench in the second half for cardiff's second win in four days. and huddersfield kept their push for promotion with a 2—0 win over derby. staying with the championship, west bromwich albion have sacked boss valerien ismael. he had taken them to fifth in the league, but fans have voiced concerns over his style of football. steve bruce has emerged as the favourite to take over. he's been out of work since being sacked by newcastle united in october 2021, after their saudi take over. the baggies have a week before their next game against sheffield united at bramall lane. sadio mane became senegal�*s joint all time leading goal—scorer as they beat burkina faso 3—1 to make the africa cup of nations final. the goals all came in the second half, senegal taking the lead through abdou diallo, and then the second from ba

emma hayes' side took the lead early on, jess carter's cross was headed in by norweigan internationale game. chelsea play arsenal on friday night, and will go top if they win. elsewhere, reading won at everton, strugglers leicester beat bottom club birmingham 2—1, spurs beat brighton 4—0 and aston villa are at home to west ham. afterfour weeks, 51 games and some dramatic matches, the africa cup of nations reaches its climax this evening. we're less than half an hour away from the final which sees senegal, who start as favourites, looking for their first afcon title against egypt, who are the most successful team in the tournaments history winning seven it times previously. we canjoin our reporter mimi fawaz who's in yaounde in cameroon for us. we have seen the closing ceremony there. plenty of lights and fireworks. the atmosphere building. what is the myth like there between the fans? ., ., , ,, the fans? you actually miss the fireworks just _ the fans? you actually miss the fireworks just a _ the fans? you actually miss the fireworks just a few _ the fans? you actually miss the firew

there is the hayes. we are 61 degrees. warm spot, san jose. santa rosa in the mid-60s. average high temperatures right around 60 degrees. either one is either near or well above moral for this time of year. it will be cold tonight but not as chilly as last night. upper 30s for the chilly spots on the map early tomorrow morning. inland, east bay, most temperatures dropping to the low to mid 40s to start the day saturday. hi tim winters tomorrow, similar to today. maybe a degree or two warmer. close to 70 degrees for fairfield. otherwise low in the mid-60s. temperatures will warm up a degree or two on sunday. that includes the coast. if you are headed down to the pebble beach round on sunday, good. passing close tomorrow. almost 70 degrees on sunday. we will see temperatures into the 70s for parts of the bay area next week. right around 74 oakland. into the 70s for the rest of the work week. same thing for the north bay. even mid-70s in the forecast wednesday and thursday. temperatures will be in the mid- 60s for much of next week. unusually warm and unusually dry februar

show, we'll talk to two airline ceos about the return to travel delta's ceo, ed bagz, jetblue's robin hayes will give us their take on the industry >> plus, we're gearing up for a big hour of earnings airbnb, wynn, roblox all set to record "mad money's" jim cramer will give us his snanlinstant analys soon as the numbers cross. >> mike santoli is tracking the market action for us, and alex from the eurasia group here with the latest on the conflict between russia and ukraine mike, first to you and the markets. nice relief rally. >> i think relief is exactly what we've got here. kind of lifted the s&p 500 out of that zone of the late january lows it's allowed it to look like there's a little bit of a higher low for now, although the market has been trading very much right within friday's range. so friday is when you did see the bottom kind of drop out by 1% to 2% under the s&p 500 when we got a little bit of the ratcheting up on russia tensions it's not all the market has been dealing with, but that's the last little turn of the screw that got the market on its heels for friday and monday. so

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on all in! >> let's have trial by combat. >> rudy giuliani's expected to cooperate fully with the january six committee and donald trump's longtime accountant dumps him. tonight maybe a big step forward for the capital investigation and want the retraction of financial statements sensual to two trump investigations is a pretty big deal. and julio fee on what we know about what's actually happening as larry putin vladimir putin friends with the invasion of ukraine. concerned citizens who took back their small town for the grips of white ring right-wing demagogues. >> it encourages you to think for yourself. >> all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. we've got huge news. donald trump's longtime firm is abandoning him. we learned this news from new york attorney general, letitia james who had been investigating the ex president 's business practices since 2019. her office just released a letter from that accounting firm mazars, to the trump organization saying, it's wo

and that's tonight's the reidout all in with chris hayes starts now.r putin escalates in ukraine after an angry televised spectacle. tonight what we know about what's going on as more russian troops move in, and what we know about the american response. deputy national security adviser john finer joins me live. then why is americans loudest mouthpiece rooting for the russian

good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we have new revelations tonight about the ex presidents coup plotting that contain some of the most incriminating evidence yet, i'll explain. so in the weeks following the election with his defeat appearing one more certain trump's scheme to sustain power, as we have chronicled on the show, became increasingly desperate. and his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, had been spreading all sorts of conspiratorial nonsense about the voting machines for weeks. falsely claiming that the voting machines rig the election for biden. >> it's way beyond what people think. including a very very dangerous foreign company that says -- that's not american, accompanied that's far. a company that has close ties with venezuela and therefore china. and they were using venezuelans company software that was used to steal elections and other countries. i don't think people have an idea of the dimension of the national security problem this dominion creates -- this dominion company is a radical left company, on

a little bit of hayes there. let's bring in paul heggen. how warm could it get? >> cinnamon parts could get close to 80 degrees which is not normal for the month of february. let's look at what's happening right now. temperatures are in the 60s. warmer spots are further inland. air-filled is up to 73 degrees. we startewith the waer acss the board.od 9 to 12 degrees above average. into the low 70s for oakland, san jose and concord. i'll show you the seven-day forecast and along with us will stay around. >>> with those temperatures warming, the question is could we be in for that early spring? len ramirez spoke to local farmers about the concern of how the him climate can change the crops. >> reporter: the warmth of the sun feels great. there could be problems ahead for certain crops like these grapevines. the vines are dormant. what could happen is thathe wa tempetured and sprouting shoots. the problem is there could be a frost ahead that would kill those young chutes that come out and that could lead to big losses for grape growers. >> that's gone, a secondary bu

good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. president joe hiding is taking steps to answer one of the biggest lingering mysteries of the trump administration. who was donald trump talking to in the days leading up to the january 6th insurrection? today president biden announced he would be waving executive privilege for the white house visitor logs from trump's presidency, clearing the way for the bipartisan committee investigating january six to get their hands on them. well trump likely -- again it's important because donald trump has a talent for surrounding self with the worst people. he'll often encourage authoritarian tendencies and it would be painted that insurrection, there was two groups of people in donald trump's orbit. those who despite whatever, we're adamantly opposed to trump's coup. and then the wackos who will courage or assisted in the plan of a fair and free election in american democracy as we know. and then there is a net a another category, category one, the former white house chief of staff mark meadows.

a little bit of hayes in the santa clara valley. it's february.are in the mid to upper 70s. 74 degrees in livermore and san francisco. 79 in san jose. it is the record by a wide margin. the old rockford was 73. we crushed that. tim winters when the sun goes down to back down into the mid to upper 40s early tomorrow morning. 50 degrees on the coast. tomorrow, still above normal. low 70s for san francisco and oakland. close to 70 along the coast. farther inland, still warm, mostly mid to upper 70s. another day of record want for san jose. livermore will be close to a record as well. let's take a look at those record high temperatures for tomorrow. san francisco could fall several degrees short. san jose crushing an old record. santa rosa gets close. richmond will get close. the temperatures back down slightly saturday and sunday. the big drop happens from sunday to monday. 7 to 10 degrees drop in our temperatures. that will put us closer to what is normal for this time of year with more clouds overhead. even with that chance of a couple of passing s

i'm chris hayes. donald trump wants the world to know that he's a clear and present danger to american democracy. after a near miss he's mounting a second attack. i'm not connecting the dots or reading into anything that comes as a conclusion, but on a weirdest and yet strangely inoculated things about donald trump is that he just comes out and says when he's up to. that's exactly what he did at a rally in texas this weekend when he dangled pardons for the insurrectionists and essentially mounted a campaign to intimidate his way out of criminal liability. >> if i run and when we will treat those people from january 6th fairly. we will treat them fairly, and if it requires pardons, we will give them pardons, because they are being treated so unfairly. if these radicals, vicious, race just prosecutors do anything wrong or illegal, i hope we are going to have in this country the biggest protest we have ever had in washington, d.c., in new york, and atlanta and elsewhere, because our country and our elect

that is tonight's read out, all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in, united states put imposes sanctions on vladimir putin himself, as the president of ukraine takes to the streets, and the russian army bears down on kyiv. tonight, what we know about what's happening right now, the surprising resistance taken place in ukraine, moscow, and beyond. and the key trump world figure who helped sow the seeds of this current mess. >> that's what he said, that's what i said. that's obviously what our position is. >> and an epic day at the white house, when the first black woman in american history has been nominated to serve on the supreme court. >> the united states of america is the greatest beacon of hope and democracy the world has ever known. >> all in starts now. good evening from new york, i'm alex wagner, in for chris hayes. tonight, the united states, in partnership with european allies announced they are cutting the architects of russia's war against ukraine with sanctions. the country is moving to directly sanction vladimir putin a

all in with chris hayes starts now. night's read out all in with chri>> tonight on a- >> plans to manufacture a pretext for its attack. we don't know exactly the formal. take >> a historic appeal from this familiar seat. >> i am here today, not to start a war, but to prevent one. >> tonight, can america's radical transparency keep russia from starting a war? then -- >> taking the fifth, i think it's disgraceful. >> donald trump, ivanka trump, and donald trump jr. are ordered to testify. today's wild court hearing and why the ruling has a huge ramifications for the civil and criminal investigations. plus the sad collapse of a maga wannabe and what the trump endorsement actually means. new reporting on large clusters of miami voters mysteriously switching to republican without their knowledge. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight, at this, hour we are closely watching developments and ukraine and along its borders. as it appears, more and more likely that russia plans to invade tha

all in with chris hayes starts next. out. all in with chris hayes starts tonight, on all in.ning on white house burn map and documents seizure at mar-a-lago. >> the person out there needs to pin down every republican and say do you side with what the ire are sea did, or do you condemn what they did? >> today how donald trump has maintained a stranglehold on the republican party. and then, how our fanning the flames unimportant north of the border. plus, the shadow dockets drinks again. the stunning supreme court decision that just reroute the voting rights act. and a personal bankruptcy collapsing to a 25-year low. why aren't democrats taking more credit for the biden boom. all in starts

all in with chris hayes starts now. want to do bui >>ld back better tonight on all in. >> take back your party from this cold. >> reporter: the running man slows down but stops short of explaining his party -- insurrection. >> they can run, but they cannot hide from what happened on january 6th to call that legitimate political discourse. >> reporter: tonight, january six as a republican wedge issue. plus, rudy giuliani's reporting attempt to commandeer voting machines. the anti vaxxer who just took a capital riot plea deal, and subpoena -- the offensive coordinator of the -- then congresswoman katie porter on the announcement of a stock trading ban from numbers of congress, and a surprising rescue of the u.s. postal service after decades of republican attempts to kill it. >> the post office is losing millions of dollars, and the taxpayers are paying for that money. >> reporter: all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. today, house republican leader kevin mccarthy at least stopped running

hayes ktvu. fox two news certainly feels like a lot more people feeling more comfortable about traveling somewhere, mills. thank you. a wreath laying ceremony took place at mount vernon today to mark george washington's 290th birthday. the ceremony featured a preposition to wreath in front of washington's tomb, along with a gun salute and military demonstration, patriotic music and many people dressed in period costumes. already first off. we're gonna start off with up in yosemite. you know, it's the time of year where the fire fall is a big thing, right? and this late february, february 20 through about the 26. the sun angle is such that horse tail falls. lights up. as the water goes over the edge. you probably see spectacular pictures of that well this year, of course, not a lot of water in the last month or so. and so you're seeing horse tail falls or the fire fall. you can see the gold color like it's on fire, but you know, it's not as vibrant as it typically as this was taken by a good frien

hayes is the republican. samuel tilleden is the democratic. three states put up two sets of electors. florida, louisiana, and south carolina. and so those states are saying we are not deciding. we're going to say both of them won. so over a couple weeks, the violence starts to bubble up in the country. and they are threatening violence on capitol hill. and it's at that moment that grant starts to work behind the scenes for this grand bargain, which really keeps the country together. >> i want to cover that in a minute. in the meantime, though, when he enters office, you know, it seems you describe there's some thing about grant that you would say i really admire. he was the anti-politician. he just meant business. you know? but at the same time, i think you write that because he had zero political experience and was not interested in getting any, that's inevitably what head to so many of the scandals that took place during his presidency, right? >> yeah. he trusted a lot of people. he didn't have a political insider's savvy about the possibili