tonight -- chris hayes.of "mythic quest," actress charlotte nicdao [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- chris hayes. star of "mythic quest," actress charlotte nicdao featuring the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news today is the georgia senate run-off. and there's only one candidate in the race who definitely knows that [ laughter ] georgia republican senate candidate herschel walker said during a rally over the weekend that he doesn't know what a pronoun is and someone said, "it's what you call your illegitimate kids. and he said, "oh, them?" [ laughter ] that's right, herschel walker said at a rally over the weekend that he doesn't know what a pronoun is okay, it cannot be good for raphael warnock's self-esteem that this is a close r

hayes was born in southern ohio. he went to kenyon college. he graduated from harvard law, became a lawyer in what is now fremont, ohio. he was a reformer. his wife was a reformer. and when the civil war started, he joined up as a major of the 23rd ohio volunteer infantry. he saw a lot of action. he was wounded five times, but kept returning and ended the war as abbreviated major general. he was nominated to congress. the war was still going on, but he refused to campaign, saying and he is quoting him, an officer fit for duty at this crisis would abandon post to election year for a seat in congress. ought to be scalped. and that was all the he did. and that was all the campaigning he needed to do. he was elected, but didn't really like congress that much. and he returned to ohio and served as a very popular governor for three terms. he's the first ohio governor to be elected three times, and he gets elected as a republican at times when democrats actually end up taking the state house. this is his popularity transcen

is that fog we are looking at or hayes? bank fog in san francisco with the 49ers that is hayes lingering. we've seen an improvement when we compare yesterday to today. we've seen a 50-70 point drop in those numbers. this is the walnut creek camera. there is hayes right now but this afternoon for little bit, we did get in on some blue skies. current numbers now. these are some the highest numbers missing on the map. san mateo at 135 a qi. san francisco 120. oakland 122. we are unhealthy for sensitive groups for most of the bay area and walnut creek at a moderate 99. tomorrow we are tracking 12 fires to the north. there's another smoke plume tomorrow morning. i think as we head through the day, we still will deal with this hayes across the bay area. that is what we saw a day and a half ago. but we still will dip in the unhealthy range for sensitive groups. tomorrow night, saturday and sunday we are expecting some improvement. we have a system in the pacific. i wanted to show you this. it's wide reaching. it lines up here by s

they referred to him as a fraud hayes. or fraudulently. and he is going to be limited into his effectiveness. he said he's only going to serve one term. th and he does this for a variable reason. he said this way, he can do what he wants. in he does not have to make a plan to do something, thinking about whether it will hurt me in the next election. and, that's very noble. at the same time, it means he enters office as a lame duck. everybody knows he's not to run again, and therefore they do not feel like they need to play ball. on and then, in his first year, there is a niche and ride nail strikes, and he comes down on the stride of management by sending federal troops to police this strike, and this pl makes him very unpopular with a lot of people. so, all of these things are happening, even before he is president. and, he really does not look like a effective president. this is not to say that he doesn't do some good stuff, he does appoint people based on ce merit to government offices, he appoints performers to his cabinet, he tries to

good evening from new york, i am chris hayes.ylor greene's first every day as the united states congress person in the state of georgia was when she was sworn in on january 3rd, 2021, and just two weeks later, she filed articles of impeachment against the president of the united states. she did that the day after he was sworn in, january 21st 2021. what exactly did joe biden do in 24 hours to warrant being impeached? never really clear. the extremists in the house maga caucus have made impeaching the president one of their central political goals during their time in congress from, literally, day one. honestly, it might be the one issue they care the most about. it's almost certainly true for congresswoman greene and her erstwhile -- representative lauren boebert of colorado. you may remember that dynamic duo echoing president biden during his first eight of the union or greens repeat performance that joe biden second state of the union earlier this year, when she cheered, booed and shouted at the president multiple times during

all in with chris hayes, starting right now. starting right now >> tonight, on all in. >> we will clean out all of the corrupt actors in our national security, and intelligence apparatus, and to be in them with it. >> they wouldn't help trump and democracy. >> it is being punished with. that's >> as much as these are directed at me, it is directed at the institution of the military. >> and, the big decision from the judge in the trump coup trial as the truth comes out in a new york court. >> maybe he is not as rich as he says he is. >> this weekend, more good polling for the biden campaign. the latest on from the republican front runner to avoid the debate stage. >> the headline is, why is he afraid to debate? >> he is afraid to get on the stage. >> what is the former president afraid of? >> all in, starting right now. >> good evening to you new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight, the republican primary debate featuring a bunch of candidates not named donald trump, pulling in a distant second amounts. what is likely being laid bare

shaun woodward and adrian hayes. jubilee. shaun woodward and adrian hayes .s, the most adrian hayes. plus, the most important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop market. gb news.com. and this show has a strict golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch . i just won't have it. my watch. i just won't have it. especially on a sunday night. so a big two hours to come. we start with my big opinion . you start with my big opinion. you won't believe this, folks . bnp won't believe this, folks. bnp paribas, one of france's biggest banks , has advised its clients banks, has advised its clients to move money out of the eurozone and into britain by putting their money into uk stocks, arguing that a cheap pound and an attractive combination of sectors and the better than expected performance of the british economy makes the country's businesses attractive. investments thoughts and prayers for those who love to characterise britain as an economic basket case and those who stay attached to the fading idea that brexit is a disaster. now, i v

shaun woodward and adrian hayes. jubilee. shaun woodward and adrian hayes .s, the most adrian hayes. plus, the most important part of the show, your emails, they come straight to my laptop market. gb news.com. and this show has a strict golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch . i just won't have it. my watch. i just won't have it. especially on a sunday night. so a big two hours to come. we start with my big opinion . you start with my big opinion. you won't believe this, folks . bnp won't believe this, folks. bnp paribas, one of france's biggest banks , has advised its clients banks, has advised its clients to move money out of the eurozone and into britain by putting their money into uk stocks, arguing that a cheap pound and an attractive combination of sectors and the better than expected performance of the british economy makes the country's businesses attractive. investments thoughts and prayers for those who love to characterise britain as an economic basket case and those who stay attached to the fading idea that brexit is a disaster. now, i v

but he said you don't have to do what i do and go on and chris hayes and troll trump. but if anyone wants to come on chris hayes and troll trump. >> open invitation. >> i sent him a note just being like not only is the substance here, but this is really, really well-done. >> just a class "a" reporter and individual. he'll be visiting our set in a moment -- not a moment. he's welcome to come on tonight. >> i was about to say he's in a cone of silence. >> there's a lot in that book that needs to be discussed. thanks to you at home for joining me this hour. today donald trump was rebuked by the one judge who he was hoping might give him a leg up. in a new decision this afternoon judge aileen cannon appears to have basically ignored one of the trump team's most brazen requests in the entire classified documents case. last month judge aileen cannon allowed mr. trump to review the documents at issue in his mar-a-lago club while he prepare said for trial. that request was fairly outlandish given the fact the charges in that case all stem from trump's decision to take classifi

vic hayes , you can barely even see alcatraz , you can't even see blue skies. >> reporter: it is a first alert weather day, with terrible air quality from the north bay, all the way into the valley. we have been struggling with the fires burning close to the oregon border, they are still sweeping in that smoke into the evening hours tonight. luckily, we will see a better recovery process into the weekend forecast. we will keep you alerted now, into the weekend, the weather will get better. we will see that air quality slowly starting to improve. by saturday and sunday, if you are planning to head out for that beautiful pacifica fall fest , check out the list. here is what we are looking at. daytime highs today, up in the north bay, 70s this afternoon, no matter whether you live near napa or in santa rosa. close to the golden gate bridge, this afternoon, we are in the 60s. this forecast is so beautiful. on a normal day, i would suggest you get out there and get some fresh air. but today, it is quite the opposite. stay inside this afternoon and bind indoor activities for your loved ones. w

initially capital julie hayes initially with capitaljulie hayes initially with the internationally recognisedppens through the military authority thatis through the military authority that is present in eastern libya and has the control of the area around derna so we need more, we need the un. the un agencies are not on the ground actively yet, so as eye was driving into derna there were still driving in a convoy towards derna, we need you and agencies for sanitation purposes. agencies for sanitation purposes-_ agencies for sanitation --uroses. ., ., purposes. claudia gazzini, the anal st purposes. claudia gazzini, the analyst with — purposes. claudia gazzini, the analyst with international - analyst with international crisis group in libya. thank you for the details and insights from the ground in libya. good to talk to you. for more information, please head to our website bbc.com/news. there you will find the latest updates on the historic flooding in libya, as well as in—depth analysis on how climate change is contributing to extreme weather events across the globe. authorities have revise

it's jerry hayes and michael crick. jerry hayes and michael crick.r yourself , jerry you're a barrister yourself, employed. do you take a lot of sick days off? well i'll ask you a question. >> 47 years i've been doing this job. how many days sick do you think i've taken off? >> probably very close to zero. >> probably very close to zero. >> 2 to 2 because i couldn't >> to 2 to 2 because i couldn't speak. i had an abscess in my mouth because, as you know, i couldn't sickie . the couldn't pull a sickie. the trouble and i'm not against trouble is, and i'm not against the public sector, obviously, a lot people say they have lot of people say they have a right many days off right to take so many days off per year because they're sick and problem. i mean, it's and it's a problem. i mean, it's and it's a problem. i mean, it's a better problem we a far better problem that we have than unemployment that we had the in the 1980s. i had in in the in the 1980s. i think the government's doing their address this at their best to address this at their best to addres

former criminal former tory mp and criminal barrister hayes , and barristerjerry hayes, and author broadcasteror and broadcaster michael crick . michael, very crick. michael, it's very interesting. labour has not come out today and said we will stick to the triple lock. there seems to the triple lock. there seems to be a realisation that there is a degree of unaffordability of the constant increase . of the constant increase. >> well i think both parties are starting to think that they'll have to abandon the triple lock after the election and it'll be interesting to see what they promise ahead of the election. i suspect neither of them are going to be promising to keep it in the way they were at the last election. but my own view on this is, look, the key aspect we're talking about is we're talking about here is rising, with rising, rising in line with earnings and the idea of that is that the as as the country gets more prosperous, which it tends to over time that pensioners share in that as well . and if share in that as well. and if you say, okay well we're going to get rid of that part of

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>> jimmy: i have nothing to do with sean hayes at all but yes, i'm hugging everyone at the end like,ve i was witnessing a guy that i've known and loved for many years - >> jimmy: yes. >> -- in this role i was blown away he's gonna win every award, and you should get tickets if you can. >> jimmy: i love this. >> that's my publicity >> jimmy: rosie, thank you that's your -- >> thank you good night, good night [ cheers ] >> jimmy: no, not "good night," i'm talking -- but i love you you're like, "yeah." i go, "i'll talk about your podcast. you go, "jimmy, i'm just happy i don't need to -- >> yeah, whatever. yeah, i have a podcast wherever podcasts are sold, rosie o'donnell, "onward." >> jimmy: yeah, there you go >> go! go okay [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but you are no stranger to broadway not only supporting, but you've actually -- i've seen you perform in -- was it "grease"? >> i was in "grease. do you wanna guess who i played [ cheers ] >> jimmy: rizzo. >> yeah, it wasn't sandy 'cause sometimes people ask me [ laughter ] people go, "you were in 'grease' who did you play?" and i just

former a tory mp and barrister jerry tory mp and barristerjerry hayes , and the author and hayes, and the author and broadcaster michael craig. as always, you know this. i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mail mog at gbnews.com. but now it's mail mog at gbnews.com. but now wsfime mail mog at gbnews.com. but now it's time for the news the it's time for the news of the day with middlehurst . day with polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story tonight from the gp newsroom is that emergency measures are being put in place and commissioners are to be appointed to take over the day to day running of birmingham city council. they'll also be a local inquiry into the labour run authority after it was declared effectively bankrupt andifs declared effectively bankrupt and it's now facing a growing equal pay liability of around £1 billion. the communities secretary, michael gove, says today's action is aimed at protecting the interest rates of the city's residents . and also the city's residents. and also in the news, the

former a tory mp and barrister jerry tory mp and barristerjerry hayes , and the author and hayes, ande author and broadcaster michael craig. as always, you know this. i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mail mog at gbnews.com. but now it's mail mog at gbnews.com. but now wsfime mail mog at gbnews.com. but now it's time for the news the it's time for the news of the day with middlehurst . day with polly middlehurst. >> jacob thank you and good evening to you. well, the top story tonight from the gp newsroom is that emergency measures are being put in place and commissioners are to be appointed to take over the day to day running of birmingham city council. they'll also be a local inquiry into the labour run authority after it was declared effectively bankrupt andifs declared effectively bankrupt and it's now facing a growing equal pay liability of around £1 billion. the communities secretary, michael gove, says today's action is aimed at protecting the interest rates of the city's residents . and also the city's residents. and also in the news, the ho

all in with chris hayes starts now. go chris! h chris hayes starts now. look at some of the things he's done. >> the entire republican front runner makes his case to remove his judge. tonight, the ever expanding era of the con man, and how donald trump assured it's in. plus, what we learned in jeffrey clark's hearing, the move his case out of

good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. the abject political, morrow, self bankruptcy of the republican party is on full display today live from the cameras on the capitol. we are now two days and about four hours from a government shutdown. you may have heard about this. if congress cannot pass legislation to fund the apportions of the united states before the start of the new fiscal year. a shutdown is bad. it would disrupt all sorts of government services and millions of federal employees, both a civilian and military, will not get paid. and everyone, basically unanimously understands that efficient than happens, which looks likely, it will be entirely the fault of house republicans. you don't have to take my word for it. listen to none other than senate republican leader mitch mcconnell who says that his house is doing their job. >> so the senate and the house are quite different, as you know. i think in the senate, we will continue to try to reach an agreement on a bipartisan basis and hopefully keep the government ope

plus, we'll jerry hayes.'ll be joined top tv producer and joined by a top tv producer and director worked with director who has worked with some of the biggest names in the world and world of comedy and entertainment that's radio. well, a big reaction to my big opinion . opinion. >> i'm not happy with the fallout from the allegations around russell brand on either side. people are trying to score points, whether they're supporting brand or rather the opposite. the bottom line is we don't take sides. we need the law to have due process. how about this from jim who says, mark, we find social media totally disturbing and have stopped using all of it. on balance, we feel that the world will be a better place without social media, particularly children . i would ban all social children. i would ban all social media, particularly tiktok and instagram. of course, when i was talking the big opinion, talking about the big opinion, i did point out that so much of this tribalism even around a story russell brand, is sto

plus, we'll jerry hayes.'ll be joined top tv producer and joined by a top tv producer and director worked with director who has worked with some of the biggest names in the world and world of comedy and entertainment that's radio. well, a big reaction to my big opinion . opinion. >> i'm not happy with the fallout from the allegations around russell brand on either side. people are trying to score points, whether they're supporting brand or rather the opposite. the bottom line is we don't take sides. we need the law to have due process. how about this from jim who says, mark, we find social media totally disturbing and have stopped using all of it. on balance, we feel that the world will be a better place without social media, particularly children . i would ban all social children. i would ban all social media, particularly tiktok and instagram. of course, when i was talking the big opinion, talking about the big opinion, i did point out that so much of this tribalism even around a story russell brand, is sto

all in with chris hayes starts now. h chris hayes starts now. >> tonight on all in -- >> the proud boys, the proud boys stand back and stand by. >> a dramatic reckoning for a top trump foot soldier as a federal judge throws the book at proud boys leader enrique tarrio and another proud boys makes a pardon plea from prison. >> oh i know he'll pardon. i believe that with all my heart. >> then, all my the trump 19 enter not guilty pleas as the defense strategy chaos erupts in fulton county. plus, echoes of trump in texas, where the impeachment trial begins for the states robe eternity general. >> attorney general, ken paxson is absent and therefore please not guilty. >> why today's major victory in federal courts for alabama redistricting could have huge implications for the control of congress, went all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes this evening. one of the leaders of the far-right gang the proud boys a guy by the name of enrique tarrio, received the longest and harshest sentence to dat

all in with chris hayes starts now. go chris! h chris hayes starts now. go chris >> so on all in. >> leading by a lot, including obama, i'll tell you what, you take a look at obama and a look at some of the things he's done. >> the entire republican front runner makes his case to remove his judge. tonight, the ever expanding era of the con man, and how donald trump assured it's in. plus, what we learned in jeffrey clark's hearing, the move his case out of fulton county, and the party that's less interested in keeping the government open that john fetterman's hoodies. >> no dress code now, i think is another step in the wrong direction. >> senator john fetterman joins me to talk about it all. all in starts now. , -- >> good evening from new york, we're awaiting a ruling from judge tucked in in d.c., on whether or not she will recuse herself from donald trump's federal election case. that request, made by the ex presidents lawyers, comes because they say, she is bias. their argument senators -- during previous trials of january six defendants, that donald t

>> that's tonight's read out, all in with chris hayes starts now. hayes star ts now.>> tonight's on all in, this was posted and then sometime later, magically, it disappeared from the public posting. >> a conspiracy theory masquerading as a trump alibi goes poof. >> what i'm wondering about is mr. -- >> he's conveniently never been charged with a crime. >> right absent, why did i not see him in the d.c. jail? >> tonight, the doj announces charges against rae ups, and a political movement captured by conspiracy theories. >> the donald seniors -- for jack smith to continue his election interference. >> america caucus plans a shutdown to protest the prosecution of donald trump. >> keep running lunatics, you're going to be in this position. >> and how the republican candidates running to defeat donald trump are making the same mistakes as 2016. >> can you trust donald trump to actually be a conservative? i don't think so. >> all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. the extent to which the republican party has been consume

hayes. earlier this morning, we were seeing a little bit of that put hill and now you can't really see. >> anything of it. so as the morning progresses, obviously we're going to see a lot more of this thick and smoke through the air. chat with some people and what they're doing when it comes to outdoor activities and how they're managing that. very latest in san michael thomas, i will send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you for that time. now 7, 0, for the fremont unified school district is making modifications because the air is so bad. they don't want the kids to breathe it in. >> less school still in session, but the district wants parents to know the windows and the doors will remain closed. >> pe classes are going to be indoors and recess and lunch. those will still be the our story. those will be inside as well. and the district wants parents to know that the afterschool activities and sports may be in jeopardy. they're going to be monitoring the weather and the air quality

. -- an msnbc political analyst, and hayes brown, writer and editor for msnbc daily. they're all friends of the program, great to have all three of you back. cynthia, just out of the gate, i think a lot of people, certainly what the president suggested, after chutkan's ruling, he vowed to challenge that march 4th date that start date. our trial calendars even subject to appeal? >> no. they aren't. and it was ridiculous. he should've checked with his lawyer. and you notice his lawyer threatening a lot of emotions that he's going to file. not one of them includes the motion to appeal the trial date. he's talking about he wants to have motions on selected prosecution, he wants to bring up hunter biden, he wants to talk about immunity, he wants to dismiss conspiracy accounts, and even his own lawyer is not saying he's going to try to appeal the trial date. so, no, he cannot. he can ask to have her reconsider, and perhaps apologize for his behavior, which was abominable and embarrassing, and ask her to reconsider. one of the things that happened in the court was she said g

and did any of you know tom hayes and mayor hayes. yeah, he i think annie got a key to the city and and i did too. but anyway, it was it was a wonder. whole thing of bridge building healing wounds and we had this it's still there the memorial park and that's still there and i ended up doing a book with william hartley. i came to tell you the truth. i was supposed to teach a course a graduate course at umsl on mormon migration. it was called. well, i need to find a story that was again generating more light than heat. okay. they came upon the saluda story about oh my word i got to do a documentary film on this i got to do a book. this is great stuff because it was moving forward rather than talking about you know those people from the past that did these rotten things it was showing healing compassion helping this is the history. i enjoy telling when it turns when we think of the other, right? so i did this film some of you know, jack cashel he was involved with this jack is the one that did the arabia steamboat introductory film. a gr

mayor tom hayes. when this thing was over, he said, fred, i want you to come down and meet my friends. he took me down to the baptist church, and -- do any of you know tom hayes? mayor hayes? yeah, he, i think, and i got a key to the city, and i did too. but anyway, it was, it was a wonderful thing of bridge building, healing wounds, and we have this, it's still their memorial park, and that's still there. i ended up doing a, a book with william hartley. i came to tell you the truth. i was supposed to teach a course, a graduate course at home sold on mormon migration, it was called. well, i needed to find a story that was, again, generating more light than heat, okay? i came upon this, and oh my word, i got to do a documentary film on this, i got to do a book. this is great stuff, because it was moving forward rather than talking about, you know, those people from the past that the these run things. it was showing healing, compassion, helping. this is the history i enjoy telling. when it turns. when w

chris hayes' tour, what is this happening?all know it is happening because we have not enforced any laws. it takes one sentence and one point to answer his questions but i guess they won't see it. >> cities are hard to build and easy to destroys. kat. i am so tired of saying i told you so. i am going to say it all the time. you know what it mean? we could say i told you so. you can't blame immigrants for coming here when you hand out free stuff. if you say that, you just piss off the other side so they get mad. >> i pissed everyone so i don't want anyone to get free stuff. >> that's right, you are an stingy little -- >> i have done a lot for the homeless. >> you dated the homeless. >> i did! >> i literally did. >> she homed them. >> here, sleep next to me, let's have a relationship. [laughter] >> i brought my show to chicago, right? >> yes, yes. >> i am going to portland in a week and a half and my show is not [ bleep ]. >> yes. >> i have not been, i am going to go there and i don't want to let there be any limits on where i c

so pharmacy victor, bonus hayes has been quite successful into life at laver cruz and the nigerian strike is no slouch on the pits either too quick for the dom. set defense labor crews. in one. they allow 5 to 21 minutes. this collision in the bill that helps bonus face break away. which play allowed to continue, but there was no doubt seeing the quality if he's finished. his 3rd go in 3 games darmstadt equalize, not long after through oscar vill helm said that this was as good as it goes for the visitors as it was one way traffic thereafter or as equal philosophy also put life accusative front certainly after half time. so there was an element of pinball about his efforts with the boy ricocheting its way into the next. then it was born, his face again leading down the stats defense, and merry don told them before we leave the keys and shots. the face repaid the favors. he sets up fellows some, assigning your his huffman for his 1st goal for the crap. they for twos in full, one up would still move in 20 minutes to go down. the stats painful afternoon was brought someone ends by substitute

laughing and discussing the kiss on the team bus following the game but chelsea women's manager emma hayest unnatural. we all do lots of different things in shock, one, and two, i don't look at it like that. i look at a group of women where it's almost been normalised for them. i think finding a smile in something that is quite shocking reveals an awful lot about the situation rather than the person. i think for someone likejenni hermoso, you could see in her interview directly after the game that she was completely uncomfortable, but no—one has been listening to them for such a long period of time. well, there were ten games on thursday night in the europa league qualifying playoffs and a further 22 in the europa league conference league qualifying playoffs. aberdeen lost to swedish side bk hacken in their europa league qualifying playoff. second leg 3—2 — 3—1, sorry, on the night 5—3. on aggregate in the europa conference league playoffs, aston villa were three no winners at home to hibernian, a massive 8—0 on aggregate, while hart's hopes of reaching the group stages for the second seas

and these denise hayes, the towns that we're seeing but 1st of all, of course, they need those professionals. so that's help the search and trust commissions and the remote areas. but the also thousands of people homeless. and they need all the basics of survival. they need fluids, some makes it housing, medical, attention and, and so on. and so that has been an impressive willingness here among the local communities to help but to west, but probably also be needed in the long run is more international financial aids to help us reconstruct all those. so devastated areas, what sort of international aid is being deployed so far? what's been coming in already? as of yesterday during the filming, i saw a many in spanish professionals. the spain was among the 1st countries to be on the grounds, protested also of course, with its uh, geographic or so location close to morocco, basins, military, and firefighters. and morocco has also accepted help from great britain from the united emeralds. rhodes and from culture and germany has also offered to have but this to waiting for for an answer which is

he was more than half a 2nd. foster then australia and austin, pastor oscar, p, austria and hayes, mclaren, teammate lander. norris. the stop in life has said that anyone who doubted his rental team should quotes go and stock on an egg. england scored posted the highest score and 20 years of the rugby world. comp thrashing and debutantes, chile, 71. neil the lopsided victory featured 11 tries 5 of them, scored by wing a. henry arrendale in a record time will comp debut. it's england's asserted strength lane and pull the whole but securing then the spot in the quarter finals. you're watching the news, he's reminded now about top story. armenia is urging the un to st. admission to know go on a car bomb to monitor the safety of a sneak armenians. to this as the 1st icon boys reach the villians trump for months in the dispute on class, the after the break report a and how the invictus games are inspiring, recovery through sport. so going to the veteran's more on dw dot com, social media to dw news. i'm jared read through your company. the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for but

he's put it on the agenda and he wants to define hayes, paul, to his leadership in no position to the labor party. so he made this issue. this used to be something that unites apologies. he made it into an election issue not very far from the relief from the next selection that we're expecting in the it's time. so if this is about attracting votes, is it likely to work of the well iron isabel, smelly, i am quite skeptical too. it is uh, it used to be something that old policies on how to consensus on the to reach not 0 by 2050. and there are milestones that need to be reached on the way. now the government's advisors say that by 2030 that the u. k. is not on its way to reach to reach these, these targets. so this is something that the, it will be hard to dispute for the pregnant and stuff. but also the british people can't about the environment. we have poles that continue to show that climate change is something that is on the mind. of course. each betas is the cost of living prices and climate change. these 2 issues of very much on the mind of research betas and over 75 percent of w

but sirjohn hayes believes the _ claimed asylum.s that unite us are greater than those _ routes. those things that unite us are greater than those things - routes. those things that unite us are greater than those things that divide _ are greater than those things that divide us, — are greater than those things that divide us, means that all those in this country— divide us, means that all those in this country need to be accommodated in a way— this country need to be accommodated in a way that— this country need to be accommodated in a way that nurtures that sense of self belonging. i think that is endangered by the volume of change that 600,000 people a year, 6 million — that 600,000 people a year, 6 million people over a decade. 20 ears million people over a decade. years ago, million people over a decade. 20 years ago, we face the same problems of organised _ years ago, we face the same problems of organised criminals _ years ago, we face the same problems of organised criminals trafficking - of organised criminals trafficking v

all in with chris hayes starts >> tonight on all in -- >> like flying monkeys on a mission to the wicked

i'm chris hayes. we have the very first televised hearing of one of donald trump's many criminal cases. the ex president faces 9 to 1 count across four jurisdictions, but only one of those jurisdictions, fulton county georgia, allows these hearings to be televised as a matter of course. they're not making some special exception for trump. we don't have to rely on court sketches or transcripts. the world can watch it all unfold live on video. when and if trump and his 18 codefendants go to trial, that will also be televised as well. no one in the world understands the power of tv quite like donald trump, who was a reality tv star at nbc before turning to politics. fact, hosing the apprentice is what allowed him to sell americans the false narrative that he was a wildly successful businessman, capable of running the country. tv fame gave him the name recognition to compete and win the inner upon looking primary against atlanta better funded and frankly more qualified candidates. the impact of television

all in with chris hayes starts now.now. >> tonight on all in -- >> the proud boys, the proud boys stand back and stand by. >> a dramatic reckoning for a top trump foot soldier as a federal judge throws the book at proud boys leader enrique tarrio and another proud boys makes a pardon plea from prison. >> oh i know he'll pardon. i believe that with all my heart. >> then, all my the trump 19 enter not guilty pleas as the defense strategy chaos erupts in fulton county. plus, echoes of trump in texas, where the impeachment trial begins for the states robe eternity general. >> attorney general, ken paxson is absent and therefore please not guilty.

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

report for rob hayes from our sister station in los angeles has a look at the latest on the discussionsriters may be used to dealing with some of hollywood's biggest names, but the ones that are facing today are reading from their own scripts. the heads of some of the biggest entertainment companies in the world, nbc universal, warner brothers, disney today all sitting in the same room as negotiate. members of the writers guild of america. after months on the picket lines, is trying to the players seem to share one familiar phrase cautiously optimistic, cautiously optimistic. >> cautiously optimistic. >> entertainment attorney and journalist jonathan handel has been following the to strike since they began. for the writers, that was more than four months ago, putting the big studio heads at the table is a good sign. the presence of the ceos is absolutely required in order to get a deal done. >> the ceos should have been hands on. you know, 120 days or more ago. so this is the second day in a row leaders of both sides have been in the talks. >> down on the picket lines. that alone is imp