once it patti patty's mom, her hand and hand and thrown. and the two started walking. they started walking in the direction of the united states. and eventually they crossed international boundary. at some point, they and shortly after doing that, someone the group and either patty and or her those two but someone in the group. yeah that dreaded word to migrants who are trying to cross into the united states clandestinely whether in the 1980s or these days. somebody used the word migra border patrol agents immigration agents were approaching and. so patty and her mom did what everyone else their group did. they started running. and as soon as they started running, they lost track one another. they didn't know where the other one had gone. and when i asked patty's mom about this dona frances, when i asked her about this this evening, almost 40 years later, well, after daughter had established herself, created a stable life, a successful life in united states, i asked dona frances about that experience, and she could barely even tell me the basic facts of what happened.

patty: think about this all the time. i am a climate optimist and i am here to assure you that the grid is not only ready for the electric vehicles, but we need them and i will ask when that in a second. there is a hierarchy of needs. it absolutely begins with safety as the foundation. we have to have safe infrastructure. the fact is, given climate change and changing extreme weather conditions, it creates a different standard required for the infrastructure. so i think it is going to be the biggest era of change in the way we define safe infrastructure is happening before our eyes and here in california we have the opportunity to lead the world in building infrastructure that is resilient to climate, extreme climate conditions. not just wildfire. wildfire caused by droughts is certainly a hazard. we have reduced 94% of the wildfire risk on our system to date but that is just the beginning. we had a blizzard warning in the sierras for the first time this year. we need infrastructure that is resilient for wildfires, blizza

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and she's my wife patti. we fell in love. patti blagojevich is a loyal wife, she is a tough customer, and she's the daughter of dick mell. she's complicated. that budding relationship between those two is how rod goes from this nobody politically, finding a way to kind of imbed himself into one of these big political families in chicago. they have so much power. i don't think it was, you know, some great surprise that, like, you know, when it comes time to meet the parents, that dick mell was the father-in-law and the--the powerful city council chieftain. we're gonna try to work together to put this great city back together so that we're all part of it and we all feel free. dick mell was a guy who always had the voice in the backrooms. he was a power broker in that kind of chicago classic sense. before politics, it was a nice relationship, but for the most part, respectful. and then because i was in the family, and i was actually pretty good at helping her dad, local politics, knocking on doors and trying to get him votes, th

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hill. patty, what's been happening so far? us without objection, abuse, or reconsider as well. the volt that we really haven't been focused on as much as a to taiwan ukraine in israel. it just passed over well, mainly in the house of representatives. it does a couple of things and orders us to impose harsher, harsher set sanctions on around, especially when it comes to production of drones and missiles. it gives the us the authority to basically take russian money in us banks. now whether or not the ministry station will do that and use that money for ukraine is what the bill says . it should do. it's not at all clear because there are been many people within the administration saying that that would set in absolutely formal precedent. and then nobody, no country would think their money was safe anywhere else. so whether or not they're going to do this. and if it passes the senate in that they're able to reconcile. that would just basically give the president the option to do that. the other thing, and this is going to be real

and fell in love patti will goya, which is a loyal wife. she is a tough customer and she's the daughter of dect male. she's complicated that budding relationship between those two is how rod goes from this, nobody politically finding a way to embed >> himself into one of these big political families in chicago that has so much power i don't think it was some great surprise that when it comes time to meet the parents, that dich mal was the father-in-law and the powerful city council chieftain in a shrine to work together to display city back together. so they're all part of it all for free. >> dick mill was a guy who always had the voice in the back rooms. he was a power-broker in that kind of chicago classic since before politics, it was a nice relationship, but for the most part, respectful and then because i was in the family and i was actually pretty good at helping her dad. local politics, knocking on doors and trying to get him votes. there was an opportunity to run for office in rod blagojevich mel could see a guy that eventually if h

what happens if you listen closely as is said to patty murray's at verdict, the presiding officer heree says article falls. you cannot consider and can -- continue to debate and assented if it is not relevant, in play. the senate has voted twice now on both of these respective articles to say they are out of play. the only thing than to do is devote to end the trial, that is precisely what chuck schumer, the majority leader just announced here that they're voting to terminate to the court of impeachment, the senate's meeting as a special court here on the impeachment trial for alejandro mayorkas and he used the term there, you often hear it at the end of a congress, of the congress has adjourned, it is latin for meaning "without and" meaning we do not come back. so the congress ends, you had that every january 3rd when they and the congress d.e.i. this afternoon is there ending the impeachment trial, it will probably be a partyline vote, 51-49, since they have 51. there is no final judgement here on a track because assented voted that both articles were unconstitutional. >> neil: were

patty murray is being handed documents. you saw a bald gentleman go back and forth in the well. that is the secretary for the majority gary myrick talking to the majority leader. let me listen to patty murray. >> the point of order is well taken and the article falls. >> madame president. >> majority leader is recognized. >> i raise a point of order that impeachment article ii does not allege conduct that rises to the level of a high crime or misdemeanor as required under article ii section 4 of the united states constitution, and is therefore unconstitutional. >> madame president. >> under the precedence and practices of the senate, the chair has no power or authority to pass on such a point of order. the chair therefore under the precedence of the senate submits the question to the senate. is the point of order well taken? senator from utah is recognized. >> madame president, as wrong as the majority leader was moments ago, in making this particular point of order as to article i of the impeachment articles, article i, remember, refers to the willful defiance by secretary mayo

we're going to go to patty. now patty go hain is in washington dc. we were explaining just moments ago, the students from georgetown university walked over to george washington university, where you are, where, how, how are things developing? i see the tents behind you where your things are really very calm here. we've heard chance. we've heard speeches, we've heard them sit down and dialogue, basically how the movement moves forward. the step of the see, show you. none of this was here this morning, this all spring up these tents, these couple of hundreds of students because they said they were inspired by what's happening in columbia. and they've got provisions here and they say they're going to stay the university but doesn't agree. they've told them they could protest at a different space, but that they couldn't set up tents, but they did any way. and it's not just protesters here. we also have pro is really demonstrators with a very large is really flag. and it to introduce you to skyler's, she's a senior here at george washington and she came h

ceo patty poppy. when will rates come down and if so, by how much? and what's she doing with the $2 billion in profit that pg and e made just last year? our exclusive interview coming up on our 6:00 news heads up plan for detours. if you're driving through the east bay this weekend, caltrans is shutting down southbound 680 for repaving work, starting tonight, all lanes of southbound 680 will be closed from 580 to koopman road in sunol. the closure begins at 9:00 tonight and is expected to wrap up by 4:00 monday morning. northbound 680 will remain open all weekend . it's possible for your air conditioner to deliver nice, cool air without making you boiling mad about your high electric bill? i'm consumer investigator chris kimura. i'll show you how next we're checking in on those wind speeds down to the teens in san jose. but 20 to 30 mile an hour winds along san francisco and the peninsula. we'll talk about how they do this weekend. and if you like warmer temperature and we want to talk about summer. it's just around the corner and you can cool your h

patty, the wife of mike's boss got to know them both. impressions of her? >> this nice, delightful.olutely delightful. >> after attending a private christian high school, they graduated from florida state university and got married. their baby girl was born on mother's day. denise was a cpa. mike had become an ace real estate appraiser in his hometown tallahassee. his boss clay was amazed despite the 15 hour days mike put in, he always made time to take care of the home front. >> he made sure dinner was ready. laundry got going. >> he is mr. mom. >> he was mr. mom. we all said we wanted to be married to mike williams. >> his coworkers took mischievous delight wondering what denise had in store for him when she called him in the office. >> i'm across the street. get my gas. >> i guess denise needs gas. >> now, with mike gone, denise would be the sole provider for their young daughter. fortunately, mike had hefty insurance policies. >> you have a small child and a way to take care of, sure. you need to get insurance. >> brian's and insurance broker helped denise navigate the claims pr

it is back to patty murray's right up against the wall, there is a drawer. i don't know the republicans usually didn't come over there. they must have a candy drawer somewhere on their side. there's always small little wrapped pieces of candy. the candy and the milk and water is not something that came about during donald trump. those three things have been around on the senate floor for a long time. >> so i guess if you need a little boost, caffeine is not okay, but maybe you can have caffeine infused candy or at least get a sugar boost. >> well, you can, chris. you can walk right back in the cloak room, which is right behind -- there's two cloak rooms, right behind where even is sitting, and there is coffee always in there, and there is usually an opportunity for your staff to bring you up a diet coke, and you can enjoy those beverages back there, but you can't bring them on the floor. >> important behind the scenes information from claire mccaskill. as we continue to watch the senators sign the book, matt gorman, thank you. we're all going to be back as t

all right, patty, go, hey, will be right there with you. thank you very much. the are reporting there from uh, from washington dc. it's still a head on alpha 0. find out what one of italy's most famous cities is doing to cut down the number of it's dave is the, the color we got. oh, i'm sorry. i'm certain whether it was a good positive here where to where the right, which was the eastern part. so losing that to struck the when the, the dustin cab has been drifting up from this, a hara got some good scattering, a shelves across central pos, lots of areas of light pressures. but of adults tend to assume fact. and then we got this where the system will these to what the systems thinking further south was and they will introduce what the weather into that west inside of here as we go through the next couple days, much needed cloud of rain coming into spain and portugal what will become more widespread do without it really across from south? because england? well, scotland pushing it across into northern not in and in fact across the republic as well. but it does te

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patty murray as you just showed says she doesn't have the power to decide the question. she's going to ask for the senatens to vote on whether the point of ordern. is valid. if the senate votes to sustain schumer's point of order it to eat it effectively dismisses the first article of impeachment, then schumer will move forward with the point of order similar point of order against the second article of impeachment. if that is sustained by separate vote, both charges will be dismissed and the senate trial will be effectively over. >> this could essentially become and even speedier trial in what senator schumer was offering in that original statement that he made? >> well, what schumer offered which is set aside debate time to give republicans an opportunity to vote on some trial resolutions sponsored by mike lee and ted cruz to basically either hold a full senate trial or to refer the impeachment to the special committee. but as you saw on the floor freshman senator eric schmitt republican of missouri objected to that unanimous to agreement. so because of that there is n

but patty has one other goal. she is a huge wilmer flores fan. she says every season, logan promises her that he will introduce the two. it has not happened yet, but she says she is hopeful that this year will be the year that they finally meet. reporting at oracle park i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> meantime, on the other side of the bay, the city of oakland, it's the end of an era for major league baseball. months of negotiations and months of speculation. finally over. now the a's announcing that this will be their last season in the bay area. the a's lease at the oakland coliseum expires this fall, and now they will play in sacramento for three years at the minor league stadium for the sacramento river cats, with an option to play there an extra year. the a's also doubled down on their plan to move to las vegas and be in their new ballpark for the 2028 season. ktvu jana katsuyama was in sacramento to see how people feel about the a's moving to their town. >> oakland a's owner john fisher announced the move thursday. the athletic

president pro tem emeritus the senator from iowa will now administer the oath to the president pro tem patty murray. >> you solemnly swear that it all things pertaining to the trial of impeachment of alejandrohe mayorkas secretary f homeland security now pending you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and laws is to help you god? >> i do. at this time i will administer the oath to all senators in the chamber in conformance with article one section iii clause six of the constitution and the senates impeachment rules. while all senators now stand and raise the right hands? do you solemnly swear and all things appertaining to the trial of the impeachmentia of alejando mayorkas secretary of homeland security now pending you will do impartial justice according to thest constitution and laws to help you god? >> i do. >> the clerk when i call the names in groups of four. senators will present themselves at the desk to sign the oath book. >> ms. baldwin, mr. barrasso, mr. bennet, mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal, mr. booker, mr. boozman, mr. braun. mrs. britt brown, mr. budd, ms. b

tempore emeritus, the senator from iowa, will now administer the oath to the president pro tempore, patty murray. mr. grassley: will you place your left hand on the bible and raise your right hand? do you solemnly swear that in all things appertaining to the trial of the impeachment of >> do you solemnly swear that -- to the impeachment of alejandro n. mayorkas, secretary of homeland security, now pending, you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and all ofra us so help you god? >> i do. the president pro tempore: at this time i will administer the oath to all senators in the chamber in conformance with article i, section 3, clause 6 of the constitution, and the senate's impeachment rules. will all senators now stand and raise their right hands? do you solemnly swear that in all things appertaining to the trial of the impeachment of alejandro n. mayorkas, secretary of homeland security, now pending, you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and laws, so help you god? senators: i do. the president pro tempore: the clerk will call the names in groups of

also, pg and e has made patty poppy a very rich woman. coming up at 11:00. we'll ask her about her average annual compensation of $28 million. there's a lot to digest here. we're posting the extended interview about 30 minutes of it on our website later this hour at nbcbayarea.com. we are learning more tonight about the fatal crash that claimed the lives of a pleasanton family. coroner hasn't released the names of the victims, but we know it was a family of four with two kids under 15 years old. crash happened wednesday night on foothill road near stone ridge drive. police now say speed could have played a role as the car hit the curb and then a big oak and then big oak tree hitting that before bursting into flames. police also confirmed today that the car was an electric vehicle made by vinfast, but we don't know which model. we do know that the national traffic safety administration is examining complaints about steering and driver assist systems on some of the vinfast models. vinfast declined our request for an interview as police examined the crash. othe

well, l 0 is patty cohan, is standing by for us in washington, dc. patty will come for you in just a moment 1st, so we'll go to john henry and who's screen right at columbia university in new york, which has been the epicenter of this set. this protest movement really? so john, the protesters behind you had been given. what is it now? 7 hours till midnight local to leave. you've told us that they're not going to leave. so what's happening as well? they are saying they're not going to leave and they do seem determined 0. they have said that they are focused on the demands that they have given the administration. and those are they want the administration to disclose what the universities investments are. didn't dive asked of anything that is either directly connected to israel or is a new nation factors or anything that contributes to the war in gaza. and they want amnesty for all of these students who haven't been protesting, and some of them have paid a price for that. a 100 had been arrested right here. and across the street at bernard university, the daughter of johan omar, a cong

here's senator patty murray of washington in the impeachment trial of the secretary of the department of homeland security. let's listen. >> majority leader's recognized at this time pursuant to rule three of the senate rules on impeaching she meant in the united states constitution, the president pro tem emeritus the senator from iowa, will now administer the oath to the president pro tem, patty murray do you solemnly swear and all things ever caning to the trial of impeachment of a halland, ella handrail in mayorkas secretary of homeland security. >> now pending you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and laws. so help you god. >> i do yeah. >> at this time, i will administer the oath to all senators in the chamber in conformance with the article one, section three, clause six of the constitution, and the sentence imposed each moment rules will all senators now stand and raise their right hands do you solemnly swear that in all things appertaining to the trial of the impeachment of alejandro mayorkas secretary of homeland security, now, pending you will do impart

all right, patty will be crossing back to you throughout the day. thank you so much for the time being. let's bring it onto on hold on who's joining us from the ukrainian capital k. so john, i mean that's what's happening over in capitol hill. how closely are these events in the us actually being watched in ukraine? the, what if you talking about the country's government really, really closely at president will blow them is landscape at said this a pro, you put it this dog a if congress doesn't help you cry, ukraine will lose baseball. so that's how he's at least putting it out that he's seeing it. ukrainian prime minister was sorry, and washington relatively recently in talking about is he talking about the ordinary person on the street? perhaps in key. if we turning on national tv, it's not made it on national tv. it has been on the newspapers. it's been on social media. this perhaps give is a, a bit of a bubble compared to some townsend beast, a feeling the full impact of russian attacks. i'm russian, shelly, but if you talk to ukrainian soldiers

but really right now the focus is all on diplomacy. patty, thank you very much for that. that's how pentagon correspondent patty calhane, or ron says its attack on as well, was a legitimate action under the un charter in response to the strike on his consulate in damascus. 2 weeks ago, foreign ministry spoke phenomenon. he made the comment that his weekly news briefing and urge west of nations to appreciate the wrongs restraint is all mess with on. and then what i hit on if the international community and the security council had reacted to israel's aggressive actions in previous years. we would not have seen such bold acts by this review. now, we have carried out this action in the framework of deterrence. and then if another action is taken, our actions will be more serious and maybe a short or a correspondent dosage about is input on the more on yvonne's reaction of the reigning foreign minister jose. and i'm here after law he on, in a phone conversation with his german counsellor park on monday morning stress the fact that the operation which the revolutionary guard c

they have made patty poppy a wealthy woman. >> yes indeed. when she got to pg&e, she earned that first year $51 million. mostly in stock options but her salary is 1.3 to $1.5 millions in and of itself. and there are all these add ons for bonuses. and additional incentives to stay with the company. >> that's a nice paycheck, pg&e says rate payers don't actually pay the salary of executives. the shareholders pay those allies. what's the fine print there? >> well you know, pate rayers pay the bill. so the root of the money is from the rate payers. what happens is that pg&e is entitled to a rate of return automatically. and, that is where this money comes from. the earnings or rate of return. >> any idea or any word or anyone approach pg&e says maybe take some of that money away from the executive compensation and lower the bills for the rate payers? or is that a whole different conversation? >> the regulators have long overseen this process. and to some extent, still do. but now because the money comes in the earning side, regulators have less o

managers led by homeland security committee chair delivers two articles of impeachment to the senate pattyray presides over the trial mitch mcconnell said the chamber is expected about whether to dismiss or kill the impeachment charges. live coverage of wednesday on cspan2. on c-span now are free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. that media, we don't -- we believe where the live here or right here way out in the middle of anywhere should have access to fast reliable institute. despite we are leading the way cox media, support c-spa as a public service. along with these other television providers. give me a front row seat to

. >> not a preformed patty. >> seth: okay, perfect. >> the preformed patty, it's already preformed. >al so far. >> exactly. [ light laughter ] but there's actually some method here watch this, ready? >> seth: yep. >> 20 seconds or so. a cooked patch on there right. >> seth: just a patch, great. >> that's it so that makes it so it won't stick to the bottom of your spatula. >> seth: ah. >> i want you to feel that. >> seth: okay, great. >> this is one pound -- you can -- oh there you go. you can do that. >> seth: all right great. [ laughter ] >> i'll do the rest. >> seth: i just want the burger man! >> that was a good feeling. >> seth: and you have a 15 -- 15-stool counter. >> yes. >> seth: in new york city. >> i do, yes. >> seth: is that just exactly what you think it should look like when people have a good burger? >> exactly. it's supposed to make you feel good when you sit down at the counter to eat. >> seth: yeah. >> it tastes good, it smells good, and also obviously looks great as well. seasoning, a little secret seasoning on there. that's not too much of a secret. >> seth: can you

] that's who i was -- it's so meta -- you know, the night i won the tony award, patti lupone also wons is it. you're living life great. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i also want to congratulate you on even cooler news. you had baby number two. >> i did. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] that's the best news. >> yeah, that happened. >> jimmy: yeah, and so how old is he now? a year? >> sullivan is about 15, 16 months. i don't know. you know how you sort of like -- estimate. >> jimmy: no, you don't -- >> yeah, you do. you're like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you don't estimate. >> you're under two. he's under two. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> 16 months, yeah. >> jimmy: my wife did the months thing for a long time. >> for a long time, and then you're like, 433 months. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm like doing the math. i'm like, i think they're 5 years old. yeah, i don't know how many months. and how old is the other baby? >> beckett, my older one, is a a little over 3 1/2. yeah. >> jimmy: so, is he loving the new baby? >> he's not great. [ laughter ] it's not that he's -- it's not

patty murray as you just showed says she doesn't have the power to decide the question. she's going to ask for the senatens to vote on whether the point of ordern. is valid. if the senate votes to sustain schumer's point of order it to eat it effectively dismisses the first article of impeachment, then schumer will move forward with the point of order similar point of order against the second article of impeachment. if that is sustained by separate vote, both charges will be dismissed and the senate trial will be effectively over. >> this could essentially become and even speedier trial in what senator schumer was offering in that original statement that he made? >> well, what schumer offered which is set aside debate time to give republicans an opportunity to vote on some trial resolutions sponsored by mike lee and ted cruz to basically either hold a full senate trial or to refer the impeachment to the special committee. but as you saw on the floor freshman senator eric schmitt republican of missouri objected to that unanimous to agreement. so because of that there is n

president pro tem patty murray presides over the trial. the senate will be sworn in as jurors. senate minor leader mitch mcconnell says the chamber is expected to vote on whether to dismiss or kill the impeachment charges. live coverage wednesday on c-span2, on c-span now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. >> the house will be in order. >> this year sees and -- c-span celebrates 45 years of concrete -- covering congress. we have been your primary source for capitol hill, providing unfiltered coverage of government. taking you to where the policies are debated and decided, all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. other things to watch out for, this is open. we will start with saul in new york on the democrats line. caller: good morning. i have two statements i want to make. these wars that are happening, if we keep allowing hatred to permeate through our societies, it will never go away. there is no solution to it. another thing is, i just want to tell the people what is going on with my life in this c

it has two patties. bacon, american cheese also served on a brioche bun.ll stadiums used to be not very good. this changes all that and you can't forget an oracle park favorite, the dungeness crab sandwich with aioli spread and a sprinkle of sea salt served on grilled sourdough bread. can you tell i'm excited? don't worry if you want the traditional garlic fries, pizza and brats, those are still here. the giants have also upgraded the sound and lighting system, the latter of which will especially come into play at night games. the team says adding new options keeps people coming back. >> we really want people to feel like it's a fresh experience and kind of surprise and delight with new things every year. >> all right, so steve, what would you like the best? you know what i like? if i had to choose one, it would be the crab sandwich that looked good to me. it looks so good. i mean, everything i tried was good. that chicken i talked about was really crispy, really good. spicy. i understand why it's so popular. the burger was very good. not like the burgers

president pro tem patty murray presides over the trial in the senate will be sworn in as jurors. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says the chamber is expected to vote on whether to dismiss or kill the impeachment charges. light coverage wednesday on c-span2, c-span now our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. >> the house will be in order. >> this year, c-span celebrates years of covering congress like 45 no other. since 1979, we been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced, unfiltered coverage of government. we take it to where the policies are debated and decided with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting powered by cable. ♪ we are taking your calls this morning on whatever is on your mind until 9:15. real quick jobs numbers have been released by the labor department and the first friday of the month so i wanted to show you that. employers added 330 -- 303,000 jobs in the 39th straight month of job growth. the new york times says it is another burst of strong job gains and it is also the unemployment rate felli

senate president pro tem, patty murray, will preside. as i have said repeatedly, we want to address this issue as expeditiously as possible. impeachment should never be used to settle a policy agreement -- policy disagreement. let me say that again. impeachment should never be used to settle a policy disagreement. talk about awful precedence. this would set an awful precedent for congress. every time there's a policy agreement in the house, they send it over here to tie the senate in knots to do an impeachment trial? that's absurd. that's an abuse of the process. that is more chaos. nevertheless, when the house is ready to send us the a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. marshall: mr. president, on february 2, 2021, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas took an oath that haul of us in the chamber have taken, an oath that many of us have taken that have served in the military, an oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. yet here we are t

>> lou: we've got a cookbook for patty's pub. >> jimmy: there you go. patty's pub.ks like -- it looks like they pried him out of the liberty bell. >> he looks like he knows his way around a tasty cake. now, sir, can i ask you a question? okay. i'd assume you've been to jail. [ laughter ] but have you ever been to jail -- been thrown in jail at a family reunion? >> jimmy: oh. >> okay. that's not -- >> jimmy: he says no, but he had to think about it. >> had to think about it. >> jimmy: he did have to think about it. >> vance, have you ever urinated into a trash can at a sporting event? he's from philly. he's from philly. >> jimmy: vance, are you from philadelphia? >> i am not from philadelphia. >> jimmy: hold on. >> okay. >> jimmy: vance, but you are from the east coast for sure, right? >> absolutely. jersey shore. [ laughter ] >> sorry, vance. i mean, that's the same thing. >> jimmy: it's pretty much the same thing, vance. vance, you are claimed by rob mcelhenney as a philadelphian. we have a gift for lance there, lou? >> lou: of course. season 4 of "it's always sunn

patty murray as you just showed says she does not have the power to decide that question she's going to ask for the t senate to vote whether schumer's point of order is invalid. the senate votes to sustain point of order it effectively dismisses she first articles of impeachment. then schumer will report as a point of order a similar point of order gives the second article of impeachment. if that sustained by separate votes, both s the chargers wille dismiss the senate trial will be effectively over. >> this could essentially become a speedier trial than what senator schumer was offering in the original statement he made? >> what schumer offered was to set aside debate time to give republicans an opportunity to to vote on trout resolution sponsored by michael lee and ted cruz to basically either hold a full senate trial or referred to a special committee. as you saw on the floor freshman senator schmidtch of missouri objected to that unanimous consent agreement. so because of that there is no structure for the trial and schumer is moving ahead with a point of order basically to decla

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then as i said you can do this all day and here's patty murray right now, let's listen. >> and 51 thegreed to. the pending order is a motion made by a majority leader on the point of order. >> that a president. >> senator from louisiana >> madam president i have a notion and i think my notion takes precedent having heard senator schumer's serious allegations which in my judgment are speechless about the constitutionality of these impeachment proceedings. we find ourselves in the awkward position because we are in impeachment proceedings of being unable to discuss in public the merits of senator schumer's claim and at the same time, my democratic friends have refused to go into closed session so we can't discuss it. for that reason, madam president, i move we during this court of impeachment immediately until 12:00 noon on tuesday april 30th and i ask for the eaas and theys. >> there sufficient second? there is a sufficient second. >> ms. baldwin. >> mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. >> sandra: all right, chad, here is what is next. >> as they would say in shake

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patty murray presides over the trial and the senate will be sworn in as jurors. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says the chamber is order to vote on whether to dismiss or kill the charges. live coverage on c-span 2, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. >> the house will be in order. announcer: this year received 10 -- c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. we have been your primary source for capitol hill providing a and unfiltered coverage of government, taking you to where policy is debated and decided all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. announcer: at a news conference in brussels, belgium, secretary of state antony blinken said he was outraged by the israeli airstrike the killed several kitchen aid workers in gaza earlier this week and spoke in more detail about a recent phone call between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in which the president warned of possible policy changes if israel did not do more to ensure the protection of aid wo

just to put you inside the room, we're looking at senator patty murray.e's about to receive these articles. you see the house members waiting outside the doors here. it's interesting if you look at this group of impeachment managers who are about to enter the senate floor because among them is congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. she's right in the front row in a red or seemingly pink dress according to the way i'm seeing it on the screen and she has been the person who has not only been pushing the impeachment of mayorkas for the entire time that republicans have had this majority, but she is also now the thorn in the side of the current speaker, mike johnson, because of this lingering threat of a motion to vacate. being an impeachment manager is a privilege. the fact that she has this privilege while she's also threatening the job of the man who gave it to her is really fascinating. palace intrigue for those of us who cover the capitol, and a moment where it's clear she has cemented power within this conference and can still openly challenge the speake

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>> they just swore in patty murray the president of the senate the most senior member of the majority will preside over this impeachment trial. you know usually you have the chief justice of the united states, john roberts or the president or the vice president not necessarily a captain so that's why patty murray is going to reside. and the other thing they have just done is have a group of the senators they are calling them to the front of the senate chamber in small groups where they will sign their names into this book. they will swear them individually as the jowers in this case. now, what happens here we don't think they will be jurors for very long. we probably will have some motions made at the end of this process once they are all seated as a jurors where chuck schumer will try to allow for a little bit of latitude for the impeachment managers to present their case but it probably will not go far with the republican senators and they will make points of order they want to have alejandro mayorkas the homeland secretary answer some of the impeachment charges, there are a couple