lawrence lawrence i don't know if he's -- i've never met him.nd, quite frankly, this is an example, right? the real thing is are you against cancel culture or are you not. and that is the theme of cpac, america uncanceled. i will remind people of this, cancel culture is like a wildfire. if you pour gasoline in it, don't be surprised if that gas raises up that fire and hits you next. and that is the real issue with cancel culture. and the second thing, and i know we've got to go, cancel culture doesn't give people room to grow. how am i supposed to learn about something if you cancel me and make me go into the shadows? that's not the american way, it's not the christian way, that's not how we should be as human beings. sean: well said, lawrence, and you're right, cancel culture has gone too far. we've got to move on. still ahead, rnc twitter is trending on twitter. many users are telling the social media giant to drop dead. ♪ this is my fight song, take back my life song -- ♪ prove i'm all right song. ♪ my power's turned up -- ♪ starting right no

we'll see about lawrence's opinion. the biden administration could keep getting worse in some ways if the republicans continue to behave this way. >> neal, speaking of pernicious, i have an you are yent matter to raise with you and that is voter suppression. voter suppression is on in a big way. forget gamestop neal, it's happening out loud and in plain sight iefts happening in a lot of states where they have republican legislatures. but for those watching, for those who can't believe the speed and visibility with which this is happening, to change who can vote and how they vote because the election didn't go their way, the democrats control the game nationally. do they have levers they can pull to keep this in check? >> they do, brian. and it is a clear and present danger right now. just since the november election over 100 different bills have been introduced in state legislatures that make it harder for people to vote. they're putting limits on who can vote by mail. there's all sorts of stuff about photo id laws and

lawrence, i know you know los angeles well.ities in the county that surrounds l.a. you'll have steep inclines, steep declines, hair pin turns, "s" turn curves. this area, infamous for car accidents. several they'll see over the course of a year. that speaks to the nature of the hair woods was traveling in. that will be part of the investigation as well as the speed he was traveling in, all alongside the fact that he's now recovering from surgery. >> thank you for the report, steve. really appreciate it. >>> that is tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts right now. >>> good evening once again. day 35 of the biden administration. we now have new at cans of the deadly insurrection, the riot at our capitol from the very chief of security officials on duty that day as a mob screaming hang mike pence overran the building and carry out the deadly siege that went on for hours. today, congress started its

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> good evening. we're going to have full coverage of the biden town hall tonight, starting off with symone sanders, the spokesperson for the vice president, joining us. people who didn't catch it, you haven't missed a thing. we've got it all for you. >> excellent. thank you. >> thank you, rachel. >>> the first political trip of the biden presidency was to a state that joe biden and kamala harris won by .6% of a vote. won wisconsin by 20,000 votes out of 3.3 million cast. he is only more popular there now if wisconsin is following the national polling trend that is showing a surge in support for joe biden, 62% of americans now approve of the job joe biden is doing as president. that number is so high that it has to include some trump voters who have been converted to approval of the job joe biden is now doing as president. president biden went to wisconsin to convince voters that they're to support his $1.9 trillion covid relief package and he used a cnn town hall to deliver that message to the countr

>> yeah, lawrence. i thought that the senate impeachment trial was going to be the highlight of my february. and we wrapped that up saturday evening and i flew home early sunday morning and by sunday night my power was going off just like it started going off for millions of texans and thousands of san antonians. and so my family and i were without power for about 55 hours. my mom, she had her water pipe bust and her garage is flooded with water right now. it's just been a real humanitarian disaster in texas. it's been a failure of leadership of the governor and the public utilities commission and ercot to prepare the state for this. but most of all it's times like these just like the early days of the pandemic where in congress you have to tell your staff that whatever else you all are working on, you've got to focus very intensely for this period of time on just constituent services. we always do constituent services but this is when you get all the calls and the e-mails, facebook messages, instagram

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. so i'm wondering is this more or less homework for you? because back when you couldn't get the cdc director you would still have to do stories about it, and you'd have to try to figure out certain things that were not easily apparent. tonight you could actually go into that interview not knowing the answers to the questions because you're going to get actual answers to the questions. >> well, the thing that -- i mean, the thing that changes that you don't have to anticipate what the interviewee is going to say, what they think, or what was their motivation because you can ask them directly. but you still need to know about the issues and you know how to follow up and press them on it. but it is just being able to interview dr. fauci and dr. wolensky and, you know, you've been talking to the white house chief of staff ron klain, and andy slavitt has been on chris' show. being able to talk to the people who are making decisions about the decisions they're making particularly when the de

lawrence? now they have to defend them, they promoted him, you'd think they'd play a part in bringing out the truth. look, this is what i am not friends with politicians because they always let you down. of any party. i am going to be in my libertarian square. above are all the criticism we get a fox news, right, don't you think they would evaluate themselves right now? i don't remember us ever covering for a politician like this on the news side, i just don't remember that happening. this information was out before the election, right? so they had the opportunity to have this intellectual curiosity to follow the facts. he was intimidating people before the election, they could have some curiosity to follow that. people were dead and the policy was out for us all to see before the election, they could've highlighted that but because he was the trump alternative they chose not to cover those facts, that is the media we are dealing with today, this is why their rating is so low, because people ca

thank you lawrence, thanks lawrence. well restaurants. they do of course continue to take a big hit during the pandemic but a local lawmaker says he's got a new idea that could help and kron 4 sanaz tahernia takes a closer look at state senator bill dodd has proposed bill which extends benefits not just for restaurants, but for customers. >>it just and that the hit that this industry has taken unlike any other industry really that i can think you know, so i think it's going to be a good bill will get bipartisan support and the support of the governor as i do. >>california state senator bill dodd introduced senate 3.89 thursday legislation designed to throw a lifeline to california restaurants struggling to survive due to the pandemic the bill would allow restaurants to permanently sell to go cocktails as part of the takeout or meal delivery order a practice of the california department of alcoholic beverage control has temporarily allowed during the pandemic. >>revenue source that can really all these restaurants that have had limited rev

>> so let's be really clear, lawrence. the president said tonight, he is not going to politicize the justice department. frankly, he is going to allow them to do their job and the justice department will make prosecutorial decisions. and that's that. there are no other considerations to go into that. it might be a hard concept for folks across the country to accept, that the president of the united states isn't going to tell the justice department what to do. the reality is, as president biden said tonight and vice president harris as reiterated over the last couple of months, the justice department is not the president's personal justice department. it is the department for the people of the united states of america. >> there's another point that the president got into that you could see his reluctance to get into it and it almost sounded like he'd been advised not to. it was that question that everybody has, when are we going to get back to normal under this pandemic. basically he aimed toward september of the academic y

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel, and thank you for that peek of new orleans. i have a huge branch of family in new orleans. i haven't been able to get there because of covid. that was nice to see. >> yeah. >> rachel, it was the night of the impeachment managers on msnbc. david cicilline is going to join us in this hour. >> oh, good. >> one thing i found fascinating about the trial is that, as you know in the house, it is very rare for a house member to get to speak on the house floor for more than one minute. they actually -- the one-minute speech is the general rule on the house floor, so there's a way in which we really don't know what they're capable of. we never really get to hear them speak. >> that's a good point. >> and so joe neguse and david cicilline and ted lieu and all of these managers, stacey plaskett, coming to the house floor, knowing their work as well as i did, i didn't now how they were going to hold the senate floor and they, they each were just so

good evening, lawrence >> good evening, rachel. so jen once again goes above and beyond the call of duty. >> seriously first of all, she is like the crisis manager of the rachel maddow show staff in every circumstance, but at this point she's like 15 months pregnant as far as i can tell. and like it's going to happen. like we're there and you know, she's just like running everything calm as a cucumber tonight while i blew through three commercial breaks. >> you know exactly how much work i would put in if i ever had to endure it won -- >> me too.on >> guys wouldn't be showing up for work, i can promise you that. >> nor me. nor me, my friend. >> you're a good soldier. thank you, rachel. thank you. we are covering two breaking news stories tonight, and we have the perfect expert guests to cover both of those subjects in our opening discussion tonight.se president joe biden authorized his first military strike today. american officials told "the new york times" it, quote, was essentially a tiny demonstration strike, one bomb dropped o

really appreciate it. >> thanks, lawrence. okay. >> we are one month now into the biden/harris administration. that means we are one month into the new reconstruction period in this time. the premedicated treatment of immigrants at our southern border to the corruption of the trump treasury department, the trump internal revenue service. every piece of the government poisoned by trumpism. joe biden and kamala harris have to rebuild all of that. they have to reconstruct all of that. donald trump is no longer allowed to spread his poison on social media every day and president biden and vice president harris spread their proposals for getting us through this pandemic and reconstructing american life after the pandemic. for perspective on this new reconstruction period, we will be joined at the end of this hour by isabelle wilkerson, the best selling author of "cast" and "the warmth of other sons." isabelle will get tonight's last word. today president biden pointed out that although he doesn't yet have congressional support for

i think that's right, lawrence.k, i think, you know, anybody who is sensible in counting votes and claire is as sensible as anyone who has ever been in the united states senate. i think we recognize the likelihood of conviction is small. i still refuse to rule out the possibility that evidence presented that the cumulative force of what senators will see with some combination of politics and shifts in public opinion make it unlikely but not impossible that you can get to conviction. i say very unlikely but not impossible. and i think democrats understand that. so what is this about? i think what you're talking about is, how bipartisan can they make it in an environment in which nothing is bipartisan. can you get five, six, seven, eight, maybe nine or ten republican votes that would send a clear message of rebuke, of accountability, that would set precedent and would, in this hyperpolarized environment, make a certain statement about how egregious this conduct was that would leave a mark on history. i think that's wh

it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening. we have four guests joining us from texas. i could be sitting here alone at any moment given that the power could go out at any one of their locations. the first two are the brothers julian castro and joaquin castro, secretary castro, congressman castro, joining us together. they've been without power, been without water this week and they have a story to tell about what it's been like in texas. >> i spoke with lina hidalgo and trying to let the country know what's going on because the state needs help from the country. but to see the state collapse there, it is a scary thing with that many people in it. >> and it is tragically predictable the way that power system is set up there. >> exactly. >> thank you, rachel. the one thing the junior senator from texas never has is the element of surprise. no one is ever surprised by how low he can go. in 2016 senator lindsey graham said, "if you killed ted cruz on the floor of the senate and the trial was in the senate, nobody would convict you

new variants. >> good evening, lawrence. thanks for having me on. dr.liably right and i disagree with him with some trepidation, but i'm a little bit more optimistic than he is. i'm worried about the variants. let me be very clear. i'm very worried. there are a couple differences between us and the uk and ireland and other places were when they were hit. first, we are vaccinating and we're vaccinating relatively quickly. second, we know that this is coming and we can take proper steps, so i'm hoping we can stave off the worst, but that's not going to happen naturally. we are going to have to be vigilant about the variants. not to downplay them at all. >> we heard vice president harris at the beginning of this segment say they came into a situation where there absolutely was no plan whatsoever. states and localities fending for themselves. they are no trying to develop that plan. we at the retail level are watching breakdowns, we're watching dodgers stadium, the biggest vaccination center in america, had to close down because it had no vaccine the other

lawrence: yeah.nterviewer: do you think they could have some variation on this to tackle those things? and what would it look like? lawrence: i don't know, that is a little out of my paygrade. those things interest me but frankly, i don't delve deeply into such things anymore. i don't have the staying power. i used to have staying power, but i know my limits now. i know that one of my granddaughters is in medical, is very interested application -- interested in applications to improve medicine. and she impresses me in that sense. i think she may get into that. she is just alien in mathematics and all the sciences -- she is just brilliant in mathematics and all the sciences, and she may someday teach me something. but it has come to where i am beyond doing the research anymore. [laughter] interviewer: it is hard. it is a tough thing. lawrence: it isn't tough at all. i'm having a good life. interviewer: no, i meant the question is tough. lawrence: yes, you really need to be involved to answer the quest

>> i do, lawrence.ts in the hardest to reach communities, the farm workers and the homeless since the summer, really taking a community-based approach, working with free clinics, nonprofits and other volunteer health care providers to really go out there and overcome the barriers that are hard to reach and highest risk community members face in getting tests and also vaccines. >> what are you finding in terms of those barriers? how much of it is reluctance? how much of it is lack of access? >> you know, that is a very important question, lawrence, because a lot of people on the other side of the aisle want the blame to be minority populations and say they simply have hesitancy, and that's why we see the disparities. but i can tell you firsthand from practicing years in the emergency department and as a public health expert in emergencies that the number one driver here is systemic inequalities with access to the resources that these community members need. as a doctor, i'm very privileged to have a very

normally, lawrence, this is who we are. we come together this way to honor those who have fallen in battle defending our freedom. what's abnormal about this is that it was -- the battle was inflicted from our midst. and that's why, as you say, this will be remembered for generations. this will not disappear into the ether of american history. there are some folks who want to move on and want this to end. yes, we will move on and deal with legislation and argue and debate as we always have, but this episode in january is a major pearl harbor style moment in our history and this scene tonight is the beginning of us pulling together to process it in a way that does justice to our values. >> the flag you see positioned beside the remains of officer brian sicknick was flown over the capitol by speaker nancy pelosi on january 7th, 2021, the day after the invasion of the capitol. that flag was flown over the capitol that day honoring the life and service of officer brian sicknick. and there is president biden and first lady jill b

really appreciate it. >> all right, lawrence. >> thank you. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> coming up next,tic congresswoman mikie sherrill, who was the first to raise concerns that republican members of congress might have provided reconnaissance tours of the capitol before the invasion. advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the first and only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more starry nights. more sparkly days. more big notes. more small treasures. more family dinners. more private desserts. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right

thank you lawrence. well remarkably. >>another horse death has been reported at golden gate feels the death report notes it is an accident and that it happened while training today on the track. this is now the 3rd horse killed in 4 days horses were also killed over the weekend on both saturday and sunday and this total now makes 5 deaths since the season started which was january 15th, golden gate fields was closed for the majority of last season because of covid 26 horses were killed on that track in 2020. no word on this latest horse death from the track officials. >>san francisco literary icon lawrence ferlinghetti has died at the age of 101 the beat poet artist and publisher also founded city lights bookstore in the city's north beach neighborhood. that's where kron four's maureen kelly found some of his admirers paying their respects we seem to see the people of the world exactly at the moment. >>when they first to time the title of suffering humanity poetry fan tom huntington reads from lawrence ferlinghetti is be

in this scene but there was a moment in the book where iranian lawrence you can tell us who that is where he finds out about this african-american motorcyclist who first believed where they were told was killed in an accident when his motorcycle crashed after a police chase but slowly revealed as a result of an ominous tip to edna and her reporting that he may have been beaten to death by police officers and there's a moment where ronnie lawrence learns about that that it is absolutely you can see the scene playing out cinematically can you tell us who ronnie lawrence is an about that moment. >> ronnie lawrence was a miami native who was called a progressive opposite basically at the end of the 70s didn't matter if you were black and passing the exams, you are just not getting promoted. there was no hope so they launched this club in the county they fired the county sheriff and bring in a progressive sheriff and ronnie promotes his job as commander of the public information officer, he's the link between county police and the public and he gets this phone call the demand call with d

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. rachel, i've been waiting to see, hear, and i hope someday talk to fani willis since the story broke in georgia last month. i remember the first night we covered it as a possible criminal prosecution of donald trump in georgia, remember saying then that fani willis is on the threshold of becoming the most famous district attorney in american history, period, done, because if she ends up being the first and only district attorney in history who prosecutes a former president of the united states, her place in history is assured. the mystery for me as we've been covering it, and reading all these articles about it, is who is she, what is she like, and you answered that tonight, rachel. this is someone who knows exactly why she's investigating this. she's very solid and sure about what she's doing. very, very impressive interview in this last hour. >> i was really, really, really psyched to book her. and credit to my staff, credit, i will -- i'm not supposed to do this, but credit in part

thanks, lawrence. i appreciate it, man. >> thank you, rachel. >>> well, the minority party in the house of representatives is powerless because the house is simple majority rule institution. so the minority party only, only gets to define itself by what it opposes. but today house speaker nancy pelosi gave the minority a chance to vote for what they support, a vote for what they believe in. and almost all of them, 95% of the house republicans stood up and voted in support of assassination threats on the speaker of the house, anti-semitism, attacking children who survive school shootings, denying that those shootings were real. 199 republican members of the house of representatives said today that if you believe all of those things you are one of us. if you have publicly said all of those things, we want you to have all the rights that any member of the house has. and 11 republicans said no. 11 republicans said they would not stand in support of the deranged homicidal madness of congressman marjorie gre

well, thanks for having me, lawrence.rt to watch for me was the video that the house managers put together because as i was sitting in the chamber and going through the events, we didn't have a tv in there. so, i was getting text on my phone about the ongoing events. but to see the video and to see what was going on in real time, to see the mob, to see the heroic actions of the capitol police, it's been heartbreaking. we've already had two members of the capitol police force die by suicide. and to see what they went through first hand was very, very difficult. and then to see in real time how the president was continuing to incite the mob, inciting them to go over, knew they were marching on the capitol as i was inside knowing that he was sending them over to attack our capitol, our congress, me. and then to know that even as they were inside the building, even after they had breached the building, he was continuing to incite them via tweet about what he thought the vice president should be doing. that was hard to watch.

"the last word" with lawrence o'donnell starts right now. lawrence, good evening. >> rachel, i just you will be anchoring that special coverage beginning at 5:00 a.m. or maybe -- they didn't tell you? >> what's that? what's that -- i can't hear -- i'm having -- >> yeah. mm-hm. maybe not, maybe not. >> no. >> might not have to. >> no. >> so, rachel, we have adam schiff, andrew weissman this hour and blumenthal who got to ask one of those questions today in that trial today. so, we're going to have the full coverage here of what went on with some really great legal minds. >> get to it. get to it. thank you, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. >>> we have new reporting tonight on what donald trump angrily said to kevin mccarthy while the invasion of the capitol was going on, while it was actually happening. but two days after the attack on the capitol, it was reported that house minority leader kevin mccarthy got into a screaming match on the phone with donald trump while the capitol was being invaded. mccarthy, quote, demanded that trump release a

and there are two goals in that, lawrence.ually raise the federal minimum wage, and the other is to abolish the filibuster, which is actually the shiny apple at the end of the road for progressives as much as the federal minimum wage. house progressives believe that if they have a stand-alone bill to raise the federal minimum wage, they will pass it, they will send it to the senate, and then the question will be on the front doorstep of our political system. do we abide by the rules of the filibuster, which would kill that federal minimum wage raise, or widow do we actually use in a moment, this inflection point to abolish the filibuster, which is something the biden administration has been asked about, which is democrats would like to do. this will lead to a bigger fight over one of the biggest procedural hurdles to passing major progressive legislation in the biden era. >> jon heilemann, sounds like joe biden and chuck schumer have to swerve away from that fight because we know how it will turn out. the filibuster would not

chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now lawrence, it was really warm here in the bay, but it was also windy. yeah and they're going to see those winds across the mountain peaks there even down the lake level and that's going to everything a lake wind advisory in effect in the tahoe area. we'll see some gusts over 30 miles per hour maybe 40 miles an hour or so and so we'll see some building waves out there on the lake and you get these nice days people want to get out there on lake you can see some 2 to 5 foot waves. so certainly that could be concerned if you take your boat out there on the water. they around the bay area today he's temperatures smashing records all around 81 a record set in santa rosa 79 that was a record in canfield airport in san francisco 76 record redwood city 78 a record oakland 80 a record there in san jose 79. and even if you didn't have a record in your neighborhood certainly very nice out well above the average some these temperatures over 20 degrees above the average lot of 70's and 80's around the bay area of the warmth though i think t- will c

normally, lawrence, this is who we are. we come together this way to honor those who have fallen in battle defending our freedom. what's abnormal about this is that it was -- the battle was inflicted from our midst. and that's why, as you say, this will be remembered for generations. this will not disappear into the ether of american history. there are some folks who want to move on and want this to end. yes, we will move on and deal with legislation and argue and debate as we always have, but this episode in january is a major pearl harbor style moment in our history and this scene tonight is the beginning of us pulling together to process it in a way that does justice to our values. >> the flag you see positioned beside the remains of officer brian sicknick was flown over the capitol by speaker nancy pelosi on january 7th, 2021, the day after the invasion of the capitol. that flag was flown over the capitol that day honoring the life and service of officer brian sicknick. and there is president biden and first lady jill b

lawrence is my brother-in-law.first love, my sister, that very year. >> this occasion is more than about just winning a championship. it's more than about getting rings. >> reporter: the night of our report, marlin velde, was watching in louisville, kentucky. she called lawrence and said his team brought her back to her own childhood, to the kindness she remembered from her parents, evangeline and kent wheeler, and asked if she could personally pay for every one of their championship rings and their trophies. and so they gathered again, marilyn at the podium. >> it's such an honor for me to be here in front of all of you all. >> amen. >> reporter: telling the team why she wanted to honor them. >> lawrence was on abc news telling a story. i started crng but it did. i say, hey, david, muir, thank you for doing the abc story. >> reporter: now, the team proudly wearing those championship rings, holding their trophies. >> it was a good day. it was a blessing that you can hardly imagine. >> reporter: a special honor for

time around with this incoming cold front, let's go and check in with our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for a look we got that nice little break over the weekend guys and i was just enough to allow all that water to work its way all the way down in the tributaries and back out the ocean so kitchen that break much needed the got that rain moving in now the clouds beginning to gather after really a lot of sunshine to start your day in the winds begin to pick up then here comes the rain. >>and it's dropping down to the bay area right now you see on the radar there's the rain begin to move in we've got some pockets so pretty significant downpours just off the coastline just about to make its way on shore you see right there headed are in mill valley timber on you're about to give soaking here in the next few minutes that is going to be a pretty good cell that's moving on shore also probably dragging that into parts of san francisco toward the sunset as well so watch out some heavier downpours now just about to move into your neighborhood little further to the north the rain had alrea

lawrence and abby, quickly, is joe biden right? >> no, i think this is what you get when you vote for a man who doesn't take a position with the american people. i'm a free trader, libertarian but no one has been able to answer the question, what do you do as emily correctly pointed, when the other side doesn't play by the same rules and they manipulate currency income after what feels like intellectual property. what is the game plan? now he's going into the white house and we don't know what the plan is but apparently they're just our friend, maybe? >> something i picked up on was no conflict but extreme competition. i'm not really sure how that works. if i'm going to liken it to the super bowl you have patrick holmes versus tom brady. they are in conflict when they are on the field and staging an extreme competition. that reprieve doesn't happen until they leave the field and i'm not sure united states and china have an off the field moment. i'm not sure how that will work. >> now it's time for this fox news alert. if the firewo

was beating on but lawrence no rain starting to are starting to look at possibly maybe the 6 driest year on record since the 40 we certainly would love to get the rain going right now not seeing much in the long range, although there's a chance in the forecast you'll see in the 10 to 10 but temperatures today spectacular they were really amazing. if you like warm sunshine. it's been a while since we've had a day like this haven't had a day like this all year in fact warmest day of the year in fact 81 a record in santa rosa 79 record in campfield the airport in san francisco, 76 also record redwood city. check to 70 degrees a record oakland how about 80 degrees that was a record in san jose, 79 degrees but all around the bay area just amazing temperatures, 70 along the coastline in half moon bay was 76 in fremont was 80 in hayward 81 in concord even 83 degrees and laos. so these numbers amazing all courtesy of that offshore wind and that very very dry air and high pressure overhead. clear skies out there for tonight looking from our mount tam cam you see the bay bridge out their spar

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thanks to lawrence. still to come tonight, el chapo's wife appearing in court today after her latest arrest. >>details on what lies ahead. >>a judge has ordered the wife of drug kingpin el chapo to stay behind bars, 31 year-old former beauty queen emma aispuro was taken into custody yesterday at dulles airport in virginia she's now being charged with the helping her husband run is international drug cartel, she's also accused of helping her husband escaped from a mexican prison at today's hearing a judge ordered her to remain locked up for now if convicted she could face a sentence of life behind bars el chapo is already serving a life sentence. >>stevie wonder says he's moving to ghana. the music legend has been saying he wants to move to the african nation since the mid 70's. and it looks like he's now pulling the trigger wonder told oprah in a recent interview that his decision has to do with the political turmoil in the u.s. because he doesn't want his children's children to go through what we've gon

this is one is for representatives beatty and lawrence.l paso, texas is pursuing her masters in health administration from george washington university. she as a question about access to the vaccine. >> have you reached out to zern communities and asked what locations will be more convenient in order to participate in receiving the vaccine. also have you thought about incentivizing for those who sever the shot in. >> congresswoman beatty. >> absolutely. thank you for that question. for the congressional black caucus we have four nurses within the congressional black caucus. we are reaching out in our own communities. let me tell you about in the heart land of it all in ohio. we have a young dr. by the name of laurel espy beall who put a vad owe to talk about what you're talking about. it's all young, black doctors and these doctors all will give you a statement about why you should get it. the ramifications if you don't get it. where you can go and they have made themselves available to our younger folks because it's so important for you t

karnow is here with details lawrence guys this a fun little storm nice little soaker rolling through the bay area now we're not done yet. >>as it continues to bring rain drops out there and you've got some downpours some modern day be some heavier amounts of rain making its way through the bay area looking for the bay bridge right now the toll plaza certainly coming down there making things very slick out there on the roads. you know the little swirl in the atmosphere that is the area of low pressure that bringing with it the cold front of the rain and certainly it has been coming down specially in the afternoon and were seen the last big band i believe rolling through right now we'll see a few more bands after that but not as strong as this so certainly right now along the peninsula see more rain coming in and thank you see a pretty nice cell now moving in to parts of pacific you see right here as we take you right down the street level and a little more valley area pacifica shelter grove seeing some heavier downpours as that system rolls on through continue to see that stretch acro

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> they faced a challenge today, telling us something we thought we knew. we thought we knew what happened at the capitol. we have seen so much of it, read so much of it, seen so much video. and then we saw something new today. we had an experience of it we never saw before, they had material we had never seen before. and it is a completely different experience tonight than what our knowledge of it has been up till now. >> yes. and, you know, hearing senator coons tonight tell me moments ago that he had never seen that footage before, in which you could cheerily see him, as one of the senators who was rushed down the corridor with the capitol police holding the mob at bay just 50 something feet away. seeing the footage of nancy pelosi staffers holding one another's hands while they, for the first time, were watching that security camera footage of them running into that conference room and barricading the door and moments later the mob came looking for them, ba

>>so yeah there's that lawrence.o many places to go see wants everything opens up again right in that going to be just fantastic, a beautiful state we live in hey we've got some clouds rolling in tonight some patchy fog out there overnight tonight certainly. yeah, it is going to be a little thick in spots tomorrow temperatures going to be mainly in the 50's get ready. we do have a chance of a few scattered light showers coming our way it looks like that chance of showers mainly in the north bay, but a chance of a couple sprinkles so little for the right lawrence thank you. for watching coming up next. is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. with nutrients to help support immune health. with nutrients to help ♪ ♪ >> injected. >> look at this lady, wow. >> for heckerling lebron james. >> now i'm getting kicked out. i have courtside se

has been tracking the events there lawrence yeah guys they managed to sneak into the 60's today and that is such a big change from what they're dealing with last those temperatures dropping down to 5 degrees or so. >>even in dallas, but certainly looks like some improving weather conditions for them. the cleanup will begin right now they said at 57 degrees you can see the cold temperatures retreated toward the northern tier of the u.s. for the likely will hold there. for the latter part of the season, but we're going to see some changes coming our way in what a contrast. we're looking at of course beautiful offshore winds kicking in it will be blustery in spots could have to watch out for that, but it is going to generate some unbelievable temperatures. i think downtown san francisco tomorrow about 72 degrees 75 in the mission, 70 even in golden gate park along the coastline you find sunshine and a few high clouds and that's it that's going to be gorgeous out there along the coastline easily in the mid 60's probably some low 70's there as well maybe about 75 in millbrae 75 in burlin

we have kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with a look at what is ahead. yeah guys it looks like we're going to see some drier some warmer weather ahead. but we're not done with the rain this week we've got the chance showers on the way out there right now. >>certainly a lot of clouds stuart half moon bay. the wind's been with that along the coastline and elsewhere around the bay area seeing those winds kind of picking up as well you see out there right now call people out there all been love out there for a walk along the beach certainly cold out there on the coastline with the winds out there as well. temperatures today, running below the average in san francisco 55 degrees 61. in oakland 62 for a high in san jose 59 and the more 63 in concord and 63 degrees in santa rosa rainfall totals wanted to give you an idea of where we stand the date now we've had a series of storms coming through, although they've not been very large, but certainly adding to our totals we're now at almost 7 inches of rain that's 43% of normal in san francisco, san jose chicken an

karnow is here lawrence, this looks better.re back to normal storms where they come from north to south. yeah, this one not a huge atmospheric river events like we're dealing with last week so yeah it's not going to flooding storm. but certainly it will be an ice storm and i think sexes slow down a little bit as it comes to the bay area so some soaking rain overnight tonight and. >>need to get as much as we can we are well behind for this time of year skies start to look a little gloomy out around the bay area get a little gray out there's a few showers begin to pop up and you can see on the doppler radar look at that storm system all the way up in reading the front rain now in the far northern parts of the bay area will continue to work its way in our direction and south of that we've had a few scattered pop up showers fairly light but still a pop-up showers part of the east bay along the peninsula to you can see that around the bay area right now so nothing too heavy just yet most as a little for the north where you can see r

thank you lawrence.k to our top story tonight, a growing frustration over the delay of reopening schools in san francisco today, the union says it's making progress with its plan to reopen, but still it can't give parents a date for bringing the kids back to school that's right san francisco school district officials went on the defense today. >>and showed off one of 6 schools that's been inspected for in person learning and this as the city that pursues a lawsuit meant it to force schools to open back up to students kron four's maureen kelly has the latest. >>today san francisco school district officials brought news cameras inside sunset elementary school which was one of 6 schools recently inspected by the city's public many social distancing markers - on the ground water fountains have been covered up with caution tape classrooms now have a maximum occupancy of 16 people the teacher's desk is surrounded by a plastic barrier and plenty of ppe is on hand the other schools inspected or over oddo cobb gl