lawrence: dr. grapght we don't know if it was china and they're ones that have been doing this for a while now. but, isn't it a legitimate question to say it could be anyone at this point. they know it is wide open at this point. we can't detect things that's been going on for years someone decided not to alert prior presidents -- i mean, what enemies could it be this time? >> somebody wants to probe our northern air defenses and i'm sorry prime suspect definitely china. why wasn't it detected before? remember norad was set up to detect soviet bombers and missiles, hot metal fast moving objects so i'm impressed that norad has been able to figure out the signature of these smaller slower moving objects and i think they've been real smart waiting until daylight to shoot last two objects down. i hope they can recover the wreckage and learn more about what's there. they're also going to be doing a lot of radar and other analysis to try to figure out where did these things start their flight that's a cr

lawrence: thank you for joining me tonight. guest: thank you lawrence. o'hare airport got been welcomed arrivals homeless are some of into their terminal. dumbo anywhere ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. lawrence: back with her video od of the o'hare airport were homeless individuals appear to have move-in when you post went viral showing active shelters, or of the terminal and concerned citizens and airport employees raise concerns but after national attention, the mayor by foot said she will take action in here to react former chicago dispatcher keith, and so is running for reelection and it looks like she is number three the polling now i want to has the national stage, and she was respond but th

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lawrence, they are fired up.e loving the interviews. >> you know, we are so fair and balanced on fox that they sent a cowboy fan to philly to celebrate with them and they have been so nice. >> steve: absolutely and lawrence, we've seen a lot of memorabilia for different teams that guy with the eagles hat, never seen anything like that. i want one. can you figure out where you get it and bring one back for me? >> i got you, brother. steve wants an eagle hat. >> ainsley: where did he get those? do they all wear those? >> he says he has you, he will get you one. >> ainsley: the lady at the end of the bar, what is her story, did she grow up an eagles fan? >> grew up an eagles know fa, almost like the mascot, she gets the crowd on fire. [screaming] >> ainsley: there she is, we love her, so cute. all right. >> steve: chicky and pete's. >> ainsley: if you live in the area. >> steve: lawrence will be there one more hour, stop by. >> ainsley: former twitter executives are on the hot seat on the hearing of big tech censors

lawrence: tell me sweetheart, what is on your heart? >> i don't know, i feel like -- ruin my life. >> lawrence: yeah. >> put me in a space where i was sick, i couldn't get out of bed, i lost weight. i just wasn't happy, it took a change, a toll, i watched my friend's mom cry, my aunt, my mom, it is different, it hurt. >> sandra: our heart goes out for her, i will pray for her, obviously difficult discussion you had there. >> lawrence: kids in philly believe they are going to get shot, be affected by guns or the people pulling the triggers or a family member may be affected. i wanted to talk to kids because they deserve better. all of this activism and this is no longer about criminal justice reform, my first job was in juvenile court advocating for young people. this is grown-ass people feeling like they can do whatever they want, they want total anarchy. we are getting to a point where there is going to be vigilante justice. cops are demonized, recruitment is down. the das don't do anything, the police chiefs don't do anything because

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and i agree with you lawrence. he did well on the stand considering the fact that the timeline of the murders in and of itself annihilate him and i think that's really thes problem that the prosecutor has here first of all he wasn't as vicious and direct as he could have been in his cross. and then he spent so much time on collateral issues about lies and thefts and things that he stole from other victims. but all he had to do is really narrowly go after the timeline here. because murdaugh first said that he was sleeping for an hour and he went to his mom's house. little did he know that paul had a video on paul's phone that had murdaugh on the crime scene at the crime scene minutes before the murders. so he had to come forth with that explanation because that's the critical eye. i mean of all of the eyes he lied about being at the crime scene minutes before it completely puts him there and then his explanation -- lawrence: does that prove -- >> nonbelievable. lawrence: does this prove the murder because that's one

>> yeah, lawrence.is an example of what i mean of joe biden and his white house officials bending over backwards to make excuses and apologize for chinese communists. almost act as their lawyer. the media in the last few days have said intelligence offices in the department of energy have now concluded it most likely came from the laboratory. media reports have long said that about the fbi. there is some other agencies that have asserted that they don't have enough information to draw a conclusion. i will be getting briefed more on in this week once we are back in the capitol and have access to the classified information. as i have said all along, there is literally no evidence, no evidence whatsoever except for the word of chinese communists that this virus originated in a food market. all the other evidence, maybe circumstantial, but all the other evidence and your common sense points towards the lab. yet, you still have liberals in the media and the biden administration acting like a defense lawyer f

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well, lawrence. know, when you're looking through old emails, you're trying to figure out where to find him. not just going through emails one by one. you're doing keyword searches. the reason that these some of these spycraft were detected during the trump administration was because they're taking this data they're collecting from these balloons are going back to the system because the u. s military civilian satellite companies anyway, none of them get rid of that data. they're going back just like finding those old emails using keyword searches, finding out where these could have been detected . that's how they're going back and finding these, but it's very notable that us by satellites. for years, they've been looking at north korean missile launches. ballistic missile launches ir satellites flying over space they're looking for those booms, explosions. those are what gets picked up. they have a library of information. that's how they know what kind of missiles flying from north korea, for example

lawrence: wow.eful to those parents for opening this dialogue and i want to continue with three men who sounded alarm in our putting in the work for our kids pastor cory brooks project of the life preparatory school for boys and civil right actist founder of the woodson center. gentlemen thanks so much for joining the program i chose each -- each of you for a different reason. but for the same goal bob i want to go to you you've been doing this for a long time and when you have parents that are shouting to the top of the roof something has to change. what do you see as the solution to this crisis? >> well, first of all the only names that we hear about and see on television are george floyd are in nichols the 20 people who are killed by police every year and then the president, vice president comes and speaks, and the black caucus is talking about -- injustice. justice for these people there are 20 people killed by the police like this 6,000 of our young people are being killed or hurt by guns every

lawrence, back to you. >> lawrence: doc, thank you so much for reporting out there.logist janice dean for the fox weather forecast. >> hello, good morning come of course our prayers for east palestine and the folks out there. we love you and pray for you. let's take a look at the messy weather here in new york. we were hoping for some snow and my kids are really angry today. it is 33 with just massive slush and yup, no small, snow in new york city in central park 1.8, not good. with that incredible snow deficit north of us where we are getting snow. maybe i need to take a kids for a tour up to albany. those snow totals, some people got over 6 inches on the hudson and hudson valley 6.2 but really nothing in new york city or south of us. the future track of the storm, it will get out of here by tomorrow. we have another storm we will be talking about bringing severe thunderstorms for thursday and friday, for the south sea mirror is hit by the tornadoes yesterday in oklahoma. the west coast relentless rain and snow for you. it has been all season long for the mountains

lawrence, ainsley?t tell, doc, because it took them three weeks to get into the town. i just think that's despicable. thank you so much, doc. >> absolutely. good to see you. >> ainsley: thank you, dr. siegel. >> lawrence: calling it chicago's last dance chicago voters head to the polls contentious mayor race. pastor corey brooks weighs in next. >> ainsley: brian is down in beautiful ponte vedra, florida. >> brian: metro diner. thanks for coming. round of applause for yourselves. [applause] >> brian: quick question for you. there is tens of thousands of people coming to florida every day. >> is that a good thing or bad thing? show of hands good thing? >> depends who they are. >> brian: it's a bad thing? >> only two or three. >> brian: the number one story i will ask you guys number one story in the country wuhan virus and train election 2024. janet, what's the number one story in the country? >> there are so many. i would say the revelation of wuhan which most of you was surmised it might have happened t

lawrence? >> lawrence: hey, good morning, family.een covering this youth crisis on cross-country for the last week. this is our series. and so often we talk about w. the adults the moms and dads. last week we had five parents that lost their kids to gun violence. but i wanted to talk to the teenagers to understand what their feeling and when you have these young people that are 16, 17, and 18, that says, you know, we have barely made it. that we go play sports, we go from the school straight home because if we stop any time between, then we could lose our life. i mean it just really breaks your heart. >> brian: so, in particular, lawrence, can you tell me the scene that we just saw in the stands? you were telling that one young -- that young teenager take your time, were they getting upset? >> yeah. so, when i was talking with her, guys, you know, there was a moment where i asked them do any of them fear for their life on the day-to-day? what's life like? do you feel like anybody cares? and she gets choked up and she says, you know,

lawrence: yes. part of the massive facility, we are building the newest state-of-the-art wind tunnel. the last wind tunnel to be builds in formula one was 2004. you can appreciate how technology has moved on from 2004 until today, so we believe there is a significant advantage to the two bits that make a formula one car go are the power unit and next most important or equally, sometimes more important is aerodynamics. they are developed through cfd and wind tunnel. having the latest and greatest state-of-the-art wind tunnel should help us considerably in our quest to move forward. matt: i wonder about the underlying business. f1 is incredibly exciting to watch your progression, your team grow. you are building a huge fan base. as you mention, the carmaker has a 110 year history, we grew up with aston martins in james bond. it is a visceral experience. now you have the suv everybody wants to get a piece of. is the business, which has been shaky, able to stand on its own two feet and run? lawrence: i

thank you, lawrence. we have a developing story. we have an update on that one year-old boy who was seriously injured when a big red wood crashed through his family's home. >> happened in boulder creek. milo smith has been in the hospital for the past 2 days. he is now in stable condition. he is doing better as parents tell us tuesday night, strong winds brought that tree down on the home on bobcat lane in the living room of the little boy been playing pinning him underneath the tree. first responders rescued him at that time. he was in critical condition. >> we think the most important. wasn't because everything >> milo's family has been thanking people in the community, the first responders and hospital workers for their concern and help. new at 5 former oakland police chief leronne armstrong has filed his official appeal to dispute his firing by. >> mayor sheng tao. this move marks the first step towards legal action against the city of oakland. according to his representative, sam singer, armstrong's attorney sent a letter to th

lawrence >> good evening, alex. and those 100 judges are -- a really big joe biden and ron klain accomplishment. ron klain having worked the judiciary committee with joe biden when he was chairman and the business of confirming those judges. ron klein told me about is last week of working for the white house that he's their they are way to feeling every vacancy in the federal courts. they might get to a point this year where they are sitting there with no vacancies. >> wow. >> that's just an astonishing accomplishment. >> at a time when it is abundantly clear how very important the judiciary is to to a functioning democracy. so -- on the biden administration. >> we are going to be joined tonight by harvard law professor laurence tribe and andrew weissmann, to consider, among other things, mike

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, alex wagner. and i have a programming note that it is just for you. it's one of your favorites -- of kurt anderson is going to be joining us this hour. and just for you, i saved him for last. so, you can get home and turn on the tv, and -- >> and still make it! >> there he will be and i'm going to offer him a theory to take as you will. and that is, that if you think that rudy giuliani has changed from some previous good version of rudy giuliani, you have not been paying attention -- >> you have not! >> i read some old spy martin magazine in kurt andersen's honor about rudy giuliani in 1990. and he's the same dude at his he was then. i can't wait for your conversation with him. >> we are going to be showing pictures of giuliani 1986, which i remember vividly, unfortunately. >> [laughter] >> when he was use u.s. attorney, he was the most political u.s. attorney in the country. >> yep. >> and he went on a crazy, public -- he was undercover, he said, wearing his hells angels jacket. >> yes, yes! >> b

>> i can hear you, lawrence, you can't hear me?r sound. -- >> mike pence, it really is remarkable that he is hiding. he is secreting from the grand jury. he is -- donald trump's pressure campaign to try to get him to commit a number of felonies, violate the electoral count act and obstruct congress's official proceeding. i don't buy the speech or debate clause protection. when you read the supreme court cases, each one says, yes, it is broad. yes, it is sweeping. yes, it is absolute when someone is involved in legitimate legislative activity. his ceremonial duties in connection with january six was not legislative activities. that is the underpinning of the privilege. so, i think that there is some superficial appeal here. but ultimately, i think the courts are going to reject the speech or debate clause privileges that pence has tried to offer up. >> glenn kirschner and congressman swalwell, thank you both very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. >> -- >> coming up, now there are three -- california congresswoman

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, alex. we are going to have more with blayne alexander's interview with that 4% of the jury. -- we east 14 of eight minutes of it last night. that's the most that has been shown anywhere on nbc are msnbc. there is more. there's the pat cipollone part that no one has seen before. we will get to that later in this hour. >> it is riveting television. i have seen some bits and pieces that did not make it to air. and you really could just screen the whole thing for the entire hour. >> you really could. it's really something. and it's going to be irrelevant as soon as the district attorney fani willis makes her decisions and goes forward. >> yes, and so that is why we much feast upon it now. >> it's all we have. right now it's all we have. >> and we have a right now, a handful of bread crumbs. i will be watching, lawrence. >> thank you, alex wagner. thank you. >> yesterday nbc news correspondent blayne alexander, as you saw, conducted what can very fairly be called an historic interview with the f

lawrence, you are in north carolina. what are you doing there? lawrence lawrence yes, ma'am. problem and you want to bring some veterans in to clean up that problem. this is a event for healing for the veterans. but this is also an event where the veterans can help the country by getting rid of some of these hogs that are destroying properties. we were talking about billions of dollars. they have destroyed billions of properties and that comes to the agriculture, the turkeys that are being eaten, as well as just destroying their property. so these special operators have given a lot to this country. what they do is many times is many times in darkness and all the problems they deal with emotionally, it's in the dark as well. so, soww great organization. camper, did some hole hunting with the veterans around the camp fire. great event, ainsley. >> ainsley: they are using special ops to come in north carolina as well as south carolina? >> lawrence: yeah, ainsley. this is in your neck of the woods. >> ainsley: yeah. >> you get these special operators out here. there's a bonding t

thank you, lawrence is long as everybody is careful. yes. well, with the heavy snow in the forecast tonight through friday morning in the sierra and tahoe area, what do people who are planning to head to the mountains need to know? so joining us now is our expert kevin coop cooper. >> kevin, you just showed us a second ago. how light that snow is. a morris was just talking about the utah snow. you said the same thing during the break. >> show us your window. >> now, this is the real stop, guys. i'll tell you what if we want to bring one thing here breaks of bothers me. is this going to be in that it to them on the bed where we're looking at multiple be over the next 2 weeks up here. we've had about 4 inches at lake level anywhere between 6 and 10 inches along the press. a bar not tell you what it's called lake level 18 degrees, 9,000 feet just about 2 to 3 degrees of the top of kirkwood with with about 40 to 50 miles an hour out of the southwest. so this is a really good stop, but it truck traveling conditions right now. >> that's the big is

well, lawrence, you're sounding excited. not only cold weather but may be record breaking cold weather. yeah, we have some record cold highs today. if you can believe that. >> but you probably noticed if you walk out the door, you don't coffee today to wake you up all that cold air wake up in a hurry as we've had. >> that cold alaskan air just kind of settle in across the bay area today and even colder. i think by tomorrow afternoon that is key out there tonight. you've got some ominous looking clouds out there. showers popping up around the bay area. now more that on the way. check out these temperatures for highs today. it was only 48 degrees, 13 degrees below the average in san francisco. that was a record cold high temperature for this date. 51 in oakland, 52 for a high in san jose. 51 in livermore. 52 in concord and 52 degrees in santa rosa. all these numbers, they all around the bay area, very cold. only 47 degrees today in fremont. these going to be colder. i think by tomorrow afternoon, some place. and that's why we'

talking about carefully. >> tracking this really dramatic a system, lawrence, what's happening? yeah, hard not to get involved in the story, but this is happening all around us may be one of the exciting weather events we've seen for quite some time. maybe back. >> into the 70's about to develop. now we've seen some scattered pop up showers around the bay area. really most of areas seeing some sunshine, but it fell those cold temperatures outside numbers right now hovering in the mid 40's even along the coastline in pacifica. 48 degrees in cocker. 46 and sonoma. look at calistoga already in the afternoon. 37 degrees. so you've got that cold air in place tonight. freezing frost and freeze warnings going up across the bay area overnight lows going to be in the 20's and the 30's and we'll start to see a few more showers and some pop-up snow showers as we head through the night tonight. look at all that cold air just rotating in throughout the bay area and across much of the western half of the united states. and you see those cold showers beginning to move in. now, most that just s

and now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence. wgood evening lawrence and we now have a most famous grand jury in the history of jurisprudence emily course gave today especially to nbc's blayne alexander of the most amazing discussions i've ever heard from a grand jury anywhere. >> yes, rudy giuliani superfan. who knew? >> i heard you during your discussion of it question whether lindsey graham or giuliani have something to fear in this grand jury. based on what we have found emily court saying in her interview today, i believe we have the answer to that which i'm gonna get to. we are going to cover a lot of what she had to say today and all of these things, because this is the biggest window we have ever had into a criminal investigation on donald trump. we've never really had anything like this. >> and what an investigation it may end up being. i will watch that segment eagerly laurent alec lawrence! >> thank you alex. >> have a good night. lawrence >> tonight in georgia,, nbc's plane i was under conducted single what is most im

all right, lawrence. yeah, it's been days now without electricity for some residents on the peninsula. >> our forces he mid spoke to a pair of neighbors in north fair oaks about their concerns with the ongoing power outage. i'm isolated. i-phone. >> no phone, no alarm system. no landline, no cell phone, no charging. no tv. it's been that way since monday. >> the ongoing power outages bewley a sense of desperation for some residents here in north fair oaks and unincorporated section of san mateo county bordering redwood city, menlo park and atherton. how much longer do you think you can last like this probably not too much longer, especially if their pets, but hopefully he'll be back today. that cooley has lived in this area for over 5 decades. but in over 50 years, have you ever experienced a power outage that lasted this long? never know. we were just talking about that. this is a very unusual. >> as you can see this traffic signal at the intersection of a road in march road was not working. >> but just

>> that is the show for tonight, now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good evening lawrence. >> good evening alex, tomorrow night we will have some of that report from the special grand jury in georgia, at least three sections of it. the part of what the grand jury believes to be perjury is going to be the most fascinating part. we will be studying and discussing at this very hour. >> we will be using our magnifying glasses, we will have our thesaurus is, we will have our dictionaries, all resource materials possible to read between the lines. >> the first big georgia grand jury night, and there will be more after that one. >> they're sure will be, lawrence. >> thank you alex. >> the big news of the night is that the special prosecutor jack smith has subpoenaed donald trump's final white house chief of staff, mark meadows, test testify under oath to a grand jury in washington d.c. cnn is reporting that mark meadows received a subpoena sometime in january, seeking documents and testimony related to the january 6th attack on the capitol by a trump mob encouraged by do

he's so is meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence, what's happening up there? yeah, you know, still been coming down up there for quite a time. in fact, your chain upon both 50 in 80 in the high country and things are going to get pretty ominous in the high country the next couple days. you really got to be careful if you headed up in that direction, likely going to see some blizzard conditions and that's nasty up there right now. but it's going to get a whole lot worse. here's a look at the very latest on the doppler radar. you can see the snow coming down on both 50, an 80 over the past. that snow level continue to drop overnight tonight and tomorrow. so it's going to be a long, rough right up there. but you've got the potential for some blizzard conditions. in fact, in the 70 valley up in that area, they're looking at a blizzard conditions possibly with as much as 6, maybe 7 feet of snow. that's a lot of snow in a short amount of time to go along with that winds gusting of 60, maybe 70 miles per hour. so dangerous conditions. if you're traveling in the high

all right, lawrence, a lot going on out there tonight. yes, statewide event to really get going now going to be a nasty storm. not only here and this year that avoid tough travel up there tonight. in fact, they shut 80 50 down. you can't get across there. here's a look at the castle peak on 80 right now. no cars going by having to see the snow plow either. you can piling up out there right now. tonight, more of that on the way you see the snow moving in across the sierra, right? the better right now, but it is going to be picking up tonight, getting heavy at times, some very gusty winds. so, yeah, we've got watches or warnings up across most california. there is a red. those are winter storm warnings there is orae. we actually got blizzard warnings across the sierra nevada. and how about this? even that a hatchet peas? we're looking at some blizzard conditions, maybe 3 feet of snow. and of course, that's going to stop traffic going along. i-5 they will shut down the great by before allowing people to go up in those kind of conditions. all

now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening. lawrence good evening alex in those hundred judges who are really big joe biden and ron klain a caution it's. ron klain having work to the judiciary committee with joe biden when he was chairman and the business of confirming those judges. ron klein told me about is last week of working for the white house that he's their underway fulfilling every vacancy in the federal courts. they might get to a point this year where they're sitting there with no vacancies. >> wow! >> that's just an astonishing accomplishment. >> at a time when it is abundantly clear how very important the judiciary is to be functioning democracy. >> exactly. we are joined tonight by harvard law officer professor laurence tribe to consider of among other things mike pence's novel to put it kindly, novel notion about why he should testify before a grand jury. >> novel is one way putting it or, it's account wait to see. it >> thanks. alex >> thank you. >> well the breaking news of the night is that special prosecutor

and lawrence, you pointed out some of the reasons. let me just go through three. one, the text in the constitution which pence claims to actually care about. the text of the constitution says that senators and representatives, as you said a moment ago, no one else, pence is not a senator, he's not a representative. second, the clause has innate an exception for quote, treason, felony, or breach of the peace. this is not just a twofer, it is a three for you almost have to try hard to get all three. but january 6th managed to do that. so you only need one to fall within the exception of the constitutional privilege and the speech or debate immunity. here you have all three to play, it is going nowhere. third, as you said, the speech or debate immunity is for things in congress. you know, all of the stuff that trump was doing, fermenting an insurrection, that was not taking place with pence giving some speech in congress. that was all before. he reminds me of when a member of congress said they asserted speech or debate immunity when thousands of dollars of cash was

>> reporter: sarah lawrence college says they did not know at the time. they said when these crimes happened, he was not living on campus, but last month, the 63-year-old was sentenced to 60 years behind bars, effectively a life sentence, david. >> all right, linsey, thank you. and daniel and felicia speaking out here, also featured in the docuseries "stolen youth," that launches tomorrow on hulu and then next week, much more of linsey's interview on "impact by nightline," streaming on hulu next thursday. >>> when we come back here on the news tonight, we have news on president zelenskyy this evening. his emotional plea tonight. >>> and then the expected moment here in the u.s. today in the alex murdaugh trial. why the courthouse was suddenly why the courthouse was suddenly evacuated. ri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't

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it, evening lawrence. >> good evening, alex. there will be some dramatic reading coming up in the show of fox text messages that have been revealed tonight in a legal filing just astonishing stuff from the people hosting those shows at fox, where they knew they were lying about the dominion voting machines, and they are telling each other they know it's crazy, and yet, they go out and sell the lie every, night every night they could. >> breathtaking hypocrisy, lawrence, i got the push alert on my phone, and i know those text messages or at least the commentary, entirely hippocratic democracy destroying commentary comes from a dude whose name rise with newport's murdaugh. and i am eagerly awaiting the dramatic reading. >> we will get to, it thank you. >> have a good show. >> thank you. >> lindsey graham, the first to deny he committed perjury when he testified to the georgia grand jury whose written report was released, in part, today. the first and last pages of an eight-page report were released with, the recommendations for in

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. >> and lawrence is back. lawrence. more chilly weather. you know, we still talking about maybe some rain. yeah. be nice to get the rain going again just a little bit anyway. looks like that's going to happen to. we've had these cold clear nights last couple. all caused by that weak system that came through on sunday. beautiful sunset out there, though, this evening, the sun setting tonight, 5.32 as the days grow longer now, but the high clouds up above kind of little sign of a storm system off the coastline. we'll see more of that on the way. so tonight it is going to be a chilly night. good. no. getting around that. some freezing temperatures inland tomorrow, mixture of some sunshine and some clouds begin to move overhead. the temperatures go to stay fairly cool in spots and then a possible storm moving in, i think looks more likely now on thursday night into early on friday morning. and then another one after that. but you can see things kind again, encroaching now on that ridge of high pressure, starting to see some of those clouds run

now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> thanks, alex. it's a pena night here at msnbc, with mike pence making a -- vice presidential history. >> it is we. should never lose fact of the site that the vice president is getting a subpoena to talk about the actions on the part of his own president as it relates to, potentially, fomenting a insurrection at the capitol to undermine democracy. the gravity of all they should not be lost on all this as we talk about the ins and outs of the legalities. >> yes. yet another unique entry in the mike pence position in vice presidential history. once again. >> it's looking like a long history at this point, lawrence. >> the breaking news tonight, as you just heard, is that mike pence has made history once again. this time as the first former vice president in history to receive a subpoena from a prosecutor investigating possible crimes committed by the president who the vice president served. special counsel jack smith has subpoenaed mike pence to give under oath grand jury testimony. the washington po

williams and before i start how about raurmdz for brother lawrence (clapping.) laurence i gave me chills brought me back to my days when around the church that is new jersey and ground and thank you for the honor and privilege to contribute to the black history month and mayor breed an honor to be here from our colleague mayor basing i spent a lot of time with her the last two weeks more than years we commensurate this be period of recognition we do so with a clear understanding of mayor breed seven hundred earlier we stand on the shoulders of giant and as mentioned in 1619 project the very people that are not supposed to be part of our democracy have played a role in creating. as mentioned he i was professor in public policy with the public service but as i share any thoughts today, i'm going to ask our permission if i can get personal? resistance is historical and essential component our our basically 150i6r8 consistently be mindful of that regard and i spent a lot of time in my home office and have images of black leader and icon or so and looking at them i f

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