>> lawrence: may be. i do think he has a lot more relatable to a lot of young people but i think he doesn't come off as very authentic. it seems like they pull everything that he says. >> marie: love people love bernie too though. it doesn't make any sense to me. >> lawrence: but you have someone that is closer to their age that is more relatable than bernie. >> emily: and a lot of democrats are looking for the next obama and pete may be closest. there will never be a next obama, there will never be another one and that is okay. >> emily: there are a lot of republicans that like pete as well. i see a lot of space for him in seattle. i think he kind of has a wider spectrum of appeal to people. >> tom: seattle, land of never trumper republicans. >> lawrence: the democrats are eventually going to have to pave it from impeachment. from a communication standpoint, how can they pave it? candidates are not talking about impeachment but they are basically being asked to run a marathon with 20-pound weights around

him, lawrence. and personally... kate: he's going to die on there. >> greg: he's going to die on there. how dare you, people! geraldo? geraldo: my 50th year in the news business. in recognition of that, fox graciously is giving me for our documentaries. the corresponding years, the first one is about my biggest story about the willowbrook institutions for the population we've been described as mentally retarded, you don't say that anymore, now you call them differently disabled developmentally disabled. i talk about it. unannounced and unexpected by the school administration, we toured business number six. >> no one has gone in and filmed the actual conditions of a. >> filming was so raw. >> there is a ground spell of outrage to put that on the air. it was like an explosion. >> i am geraldo. 50 years. part of fox news access, only on fox nation. >> geraldo: it starts on -- >> greg: i wish they did a special on your changing hair. >> katie: it is national law enforcement depreciation debris at law of

>> lawrence: why do we need this robot? it last time i talked about robots on the show i got in big trouble. i'm not going to say what i said. >> greg: throw a glass of water on them? >> katie: i said throw them away. get rid of them, they are bad. >> greg: that is robotics. when they become conscious, you're going to be seen as a bigot and they're going to come for you. >> katie: i don't care about their feelings. i have a shotgun. [laughter] >> juan: can i leave? >> lawrence: what do you think about this? >> juan: i think the next step actually is implanted. they got this thing rolling around your house, crawling and taking your picture. i think that is crazy but guess what, i think it is going to be a required accessory for the upper class very shortly. >> greg: and it's going to get cheaper, everyone will have it. >> lawrence: a woman ended up in jail over mcdonald's dipping sauces when employees tried to charge her for extra sauce. she threatened them by "any means necessary." >> katie: she wanted that sauce. i have a

these people have everything, lawrence and their still unhap unhappy. >> lawrence: i am team meghan. the way this has been put out in the press, megxit i'm like, is she not married to harry? >> melissa: it's because it rhymes. a >> lawrence: she is gotten the blame for all of this, i'm sorry, i know we should respect the queen, but she's no angel. [gasping] >> lawrence: she's no angel. i'm sure harry did not forget the way she treated princess deanna. he is always been a rebel. little boys don't forget how people treat their mom. >> melissa: wait, wait, at her age she is just out with andrew, her son, she has a husband who is ill. >> harris: what do you mean dealt with andrew? >> carley: let's not forget, they could not go to her and do this quietly, they had to release this statement. i mean, i'm sensitive, their young, they want their own life, but you couldn't do this quietly behind the scenes? >> melissa: maybe it's because of what happened with andrew and the hashtag made to, all that stuff he got caught up with. maybe you do want to take a look at what they're trying to negotia

>> i haven't, lawrence. we weren in a classified briefig with the head of homeland security when all of this went down. there's going to be a major meeting tomorrow that i will be attending with the trump administration and all of the senate. so we can ask questions about was there really an i mminent threat that led to this series of events that brought us here tonight. like everyone else, i would be relieved and so happy if we did not see casualties, but that doesn't mean, like the president said in his tweet, that all is well. i think we all know all is not well because we have escalating situation with iran and i hope that we're going to be able to step back now and use this precious moment to work with our allies, our arab allies from the emirates to oman to the kuwaitis to the european allies that have some relationships with iran from the swiss to the german to the british to try to get to a point where we can de-escalate this and take this step back, because to me this looked like a situation -- and

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> look who's here. >> it's weird. >> it is weird. i don't know how to do this. >> you hold this in front of your face. >> could you get in a box somewhere? so much for overturning an election. if donald trump is removed from office, you get the other guy that people voted for when they voted for donald trump. >> um-hmm, you get donald trump's personal choice of the guy he'd most like to succeed him. >> this turns out to be harvard law professor versus harvard law pro percent. alan dershowitz on the floor of the senate being challenged by professor lawrence tribe who is a constitutional law professor. he has greater stature on the subjects. professor tribe is going to join us in this hour. >> nice. >> to respond to the dershowitz argument that no matter what the impeachment managers say about donald trump, none of it -- none of it is an impeachable offense. >> the dershowitz v. dershowitz argument is the most impressive argument of the week i have to say. seein

martin lawrence was pretty skinny will smith was just a kid they were 25 years. so there there is a pretty big difference i have a just so amazing and it was it was will smith's big break in the movies and i believe he owes this to mountain arms it was martin lawrence who was the bigger star who pulled will smith and it really paid off for him because now will smith is a lot more famous and he is but at the at the press conference here at the premiere in berlin will smith said that he had been looking back at the 1st 2 movies he'd really watched them and he said that the acting was just horrible and you have to hand it to him he really has come a long way in the last decades yeah why did it take. to make i mean 17 years since bad boys to. the official story that will smith told at this press conference was that this movie was really important to him he'd done sequels before that he wasn't thrilled about he wanted this one to be perfect and he was willing to wait now what he didn't say at that press conference was this project been underway for 15 years the last d

de 2020 al will smith y martÍn lawrence de 1995? >> esa es una buena pregunta ¿quÉ consejos nos darÍamos a nosotros mismos? >> yo creo que cuando fuera al gimnasio iba un poco mÁs, y como que me quemÉ perdÍ el deseo de hacerlo ya, dirÍa tranquilo. (risas) ¿y en tu caso martlawrence? >> para mÍ tener paciencia con el momento disfrutar lo que haces. >> es bueno divertirse mÁs ahora con esto, creo que en esa Época trabajamos tan duro... (risas) que llegamos a divertirnos tambiÉn, pero me dirÍa a mi mismo, presta atenciÓn, disfrÚtalo porque yo pienso en aquellos tiempos y ni siquiera recuerdo algunas experiencias y me dirÍa que vaya un poco mÁs lento y preste mÁs la atenciÓn. >> sin lugar a duda nos han hecho reÍr mucho y nos encanta su trabajo, pero ahora yo quiero saber cÓmo han evolucionado sus personajes en la pantalla, de esta pelÍcula y su amistad detrÁs de camaras? >> sÍ, creo que la manera que han evolucionado los personajes, fue importante para nosotros, en esta pelÍcula no copiar las dos primeras pelÍ

>> lawrence: i think it is, and anybody who knows me knows that i hate war. i'm not advocating for war. >> dana: nobody loves war. to speed on the president said something. we took action to stop the war, not to start a war. and that we were not advocating for regime change or anything, but the threat was imminent. and they have said this for months that the president needs to listen to the intelligence. the president to listen to our intelligence. we do not know exactly what was in that briefing, but it was enough that the president felt the need to act. this is a bad guy. >> dana: it is hard to compare previous administrations, the circumstances are different as isis emerged after the bush administration during the obama administration, now the decline, and everyone would like everyone to come home, but only if we can prevent -- >> pete: you mention risk threshold, there is a different risk threshold, we ended up partnering with iran and soleimani to push him back, which only empowered the iranian officials more, they could take over baghdad. now landing th

then you have lawrence o'donnell. i met lawrence o'donnell at the conspiracy channel msdnc. he's a nice guy. he revealed how the fake news media truly and in many ways believes all of this nonsense. take a look. >> cnn, which is sort of -- we're playing it down the middle, except we hate trump. >> no, they don't. 1/3 of the people on their payroll love trump. so, you are guaranteed on any 1/3 of the programming the programming will bey supportive of trump. someone on their payroll saying here's why trump's right. >> yeah, well, they bring someone on to do that. >> yeah. they used to have -- their hosts don't do that. >> their host don't that's why trump wants you to watcho cnn instead of msnbc, because he knows on msnbc there will be no one defending him because we don't bring on liars. >> sean: no one defending him. everyone is a liar.yo oh, wow. sweeping with a broad brush there, lawrence? maybe ahead of yourself in the hyperbole department? anyway, he hasn't seen the tape of cnn star reporter, that would be fake news acosta yesterday. he was making a total fool of himself

so, it's an interesting question, lawrence. we've been doing a lot of reporting for the sources in west palm and washington. i can tell you president trump was at mar-a-lago tonight. our team is confirming he spoke with his national security adviser and robert o'brien. tonight i'm told by one source that o'brien is at mar-a-lago with the president or had been earlier this evening at mar-a-lago with the president, not surprising given the enormity of what's at stake. the president was largely most of the day off twitter which has been somewhat unusual over the holiday break. he's been particularly vocal about the impeachment proceedings against him. we did not see much of that after about 9:00 this morning. he spent about 5 hours plus at his golf club and returned back to mar-a-lago where he's been since about 3:30 this afternoon. that is what we know about the president's activities. the bhowhite house is leaning o this statement you have been reporting from mark esper, confirming that the death of soleimani, the question as yo

martin lawrence is here! >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: also matthew lopez and kyle soller are here >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and we got great music from karol g >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: "tusa. guys, today is friday. that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff you know, i check my inbox, return some emails, and of course i send out "thank you" notes. and i was running a bit behind today, so i thought -- [ cheers and applause if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd like to write out my weekly "thank you" notes right now. is that cool with you guys [ cheers and applause james, can i get some "thank you" note writing music please ♪ [ laughter ] always in such a good mood, you know >> steve: yeah wow. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, harry and meghan, for deciding to give up your status and salary to live a normal life. or as baby archie put it, "wait, what? [ laughter ] >> steve: "whoa, whoa, whoa. time out." ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, prince harry, for

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence mcdonnell." good to see you, lawrence. >> i saw your interview with elizabeth warren which was great, and you know what we know about every single presidential candidate except one? >> hmm? >> everyone is going to drop out of the race. every one except one is going to drop out of the race, and some may not drop out until the convention, but they're all going to do it except one and they're all going to endorse that other one eventually and may be making different endorsements along the way. we had julian castro's big endorsement today of senator elizabeth warren. ztz t . >> the timing is fascinating, isn't it, to make his endorsement at this point in the race rather than wait to see who the nominees are going to be? >> this means he's not placing a bet on being joe biden's vice presidential pick. i think it still works perfectly well for him in the following way. if you're joe biden, you really want to get a vice presidential nominee who represents that side of the party, what we can now call pos

thank lawrence. >>coming up with the new year comes a new pricing how much more you'll be paying to ride bart in 2020 southern california police are investigating after 30 llamas were stolen from a farm who some of the animal care takers are blaming for the theft and next to south. a man has been arrested after police say he put hidden cameras inside a bathroom will tell you where it happened and if you want to skip the commercials to get more news during the trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as may

let me say this, lawrence. when we talk about health care in america, there are two things i believe the government needs to evdo. one is to recognize that affordable health care is a right for americans in the 21st century, a right. and secondly, that health care in america is far too expensive, and that means it isn't affordableis and available to ts of millions of americans. government's job to drive down the cost of health care because weos pay twice as much on average as other advance countries for the same or worse health care. so when you talk about medicare for all or a public option to the affordable care act, really what we're trying to do is succeed in accomplishing those two objectives that i happen to be for a public haoption. but i think those two objectives are what really count. >> all right. we're going to squeeze in a break here. please stay with us. when we come back, i'll ask tom steyer if he thinks it's fair thathi billionaires can buy the way into presidential campaigns with massive ad cam

you know, a couple things stand out to me, lawrence. first of all, stepping back, why was this person lev parnas involved in our ukraine policy at all in the first place? you know, we kind of take this all for granted, but who is this character who's delivering messages on behalf of the president of the united states to a foreign government that has been invaded by russia to try to get an investigation of president trump's political opponent? just the character of lev parnas is unthinkable in any other administration, and that alone is kind of staggering to see him talk about these messages he's delivering on behalf of the president of the united states. the one other thing i want to say, lawrence, is the idea that mike pence wouldn't know why his trip to the ukrainian inauguration was canceled i think is also laughable, and ron knows this from being chief of staff for a vice president, but this is a big deal to travel all the way to ukraine for the inauguration of an ally that is besieged by russia. if the rug is pulled out from under

1st bad boys movie that proved will smith had what it takes for the big screen he and costar martin lawrence are back in action now in their fifty's secret. out of couldn't got a preview. of. the real secret to this blockbuster franchise is of course the comedic chemistry between the 2 cops mike and marcus. well come on man you. know you can get that but they are older but now much wiser. not not. one but is not and he is behind your head right now i got this on the penetrate this man's soul with. what's so i really. want in the legacy to be. a body count. look at this matthew carney 7 i didn't do all this you wouldn't see what i'm doing all my stunts you know i don't know stunt man just whatever it is tom cruise can do all his stunts i can do all my stunts and we got we got about 3 days a day it's a whole lot easier doing a fight scene and trying to fall out of a window and all that kind of stuff at 25. 50 say thank god for special effects. bad boys 3 does have plenty of those. but it's also about the 2 cops ride and die friendship that gets put to the test when an old enemy resurfaces. but

time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. we have the person who i've been hoping to speak to about this situation with iran since these hostilities broke out, former secretary of state john kerry is going to join us. >> excellent. >> no one knows more about how we got to here since he finished negotiating that iran deal which president trump decided he was going to rip up. >> excellent. get to it, my friend. >> thank you, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> we've had exactly one secretary of state who began his public life as a war protester. john kerry asked the question that haunted a nation. >> we are asking americans to think about that because how do you ask a man to be the last man to die in vietnam? how do you ask a man to be the last man to die for a mistake? but we're trying to do that, and we're doing it with thousands of rationalizations. >> john kerry saved more american lives by joining the peace movement that forced an end to the war in vietnam. he served 28 years in the united states senate before president barac

in iraq lawrence cold thank you very much ok at the top of the hour if you're just joining us here on al-jazeera english let's just get you right up to speed with what we know 2 leading militia commanders one iranian one iraqi have been killed in a u.s. air.

hello i am welcome to news from the world of arts and culture hollywood stars will smith and martin lawrence were here in berlin on tuesday evening for the world premiere of the latest bad boys movie more in a minute also coming up. ballet dancers dressed like chewbacca from star wars and techno point unique modern darts on stage in berlin. and a food photographer who won't make you hungry but will make you think. for fans of will smith and the bad boys film franchise the long wait is finally over it's nearly 17 years since the last one and now to miami detectives of back with bad boys for life so have the bad boys slow down with age well it's german fans are going to find out 1st as the world premiere was here in berlin on tuesday night and will smith and his costar martin lawrence with their. first. it's been 25 years since the 1st bad boys movie that proved will smith had what it takes for the big screen he and costar martin lawrence are back in action now in their fifty's secret. lot of good.

welcome to news from the world of arts and culture hollywood stars will smith and martin lawrence were here in berlin on tuesday evening for the world premiere of the latest bad boys movie more in a minute also coming up. ballet dancers dressed like chewbacca from star wars and techno point unique on stage here in berlin. and a food photographer who won't make you hungry but will make you think. for fans of will smith and the bad boys film franchise the long wait is finally over it's nearly 17 years since the last one and now to miami detectives of back with bad boys for life so have the bad boys slowed with age well it's german fans are going to find out 1st as the world premiere was here in berlin on tuesday night and will smith and his costar in lawrence with their. star it's been 25 years since the 1st bad boys movie that proved will smith had what it takes for the big screen he and costar martin lawrence are back in action now in their fifty's secret. to put out a pretty neat.

lawrence -- listen. [laughter] this survey's stupid because those top three things i literally do with my kids every week. me and my 5-year-old watch jaws, oh, [bleep] you see that? we do it all the time. cuss words, according to tony robbins, is just words. so i don't believe in that. i because all the time, they just know don't do what daddy does, you know what i'm saying? i'm a cusser, that's e what i do. and once children watch something, what else are we supposed to do? i want to see this movie, i can't leave them alone, so -- [laughter] and we have code words in my house. greg: yeah? [laughter] >> you know? greg: it's true though, being a good parent means making them watch what you watching. lawrence? >> you know, i think parents have gotten too soft. we've got kids that are entitled today, there's no discipline in the household. i think parents need to get tougher. and it is true they get very soft with the youngest, right? they let 'em do whatever they want to do, and they grow up entitled. but

now it's time for the "last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. >> good evening, rachel. >> good evening, rachel. it's been a real frenzy of a day of news. we've never seen anything like it. >> we've never seen anything like it. i'm already riveted. >> you will have almost half a morning to yourself tomorrow the way this is going. >> am i dead? are those angels singing? there's a new tv show on the cw called "bat woman" and i have a voice role. >> what is your character's name? >> vesper fairchild. >> that's my new starbucks name. vesper fairchild. >> he is old, he has gout, he's been very unhappy in jail, not to mention lonely. lawyers for the president's campaign chair paul manafort has cited his health, his age, his conditions for confinement. >> you threw me there. i thought i was being introduced when i heard you say "he's old." once you said he's in jail i'm like oh, okay, it's someone else she's talking about. >> i know nothing about your gout status and i don't think you're that old. for the

martin lawrence's character wants to take it easy no chance with a friend like will smith though i'm done my time. he wants a legacy to be. body count. look at this carnage 7 i didn't do all this you wouldn't shoot anybody. compared to you know our shots and yet. we came into this movie and i was like i'm doing all my stunts you know. just whatever it is tom cruise can do all his stunts i can do all my stunts and we got we got about 3 days a day it's a whole lot easier doing a fight scene trying to fall out of a window and all that kind of stuff at 25. at 50 say thank god for special effects . bad boys 3 does have plenty of those. but it's also about the 2 cops ride and die friendship that gets put to the test when an old enemy resurface in this. one that's a black with. some of the jokes have an edge to them a lot of them are just about being middle aged 9 o'clock to. 4 you're still cool even with classes these are like the. less you got to do when we. knew we were never there i will never do that again. just a reminder the top story we're following for you here today on d w news pr

lawrence worked well because everything else changed. the new leadership combined with gifted and talented programs, acceleration academies, parental outreach, applied learning opportunities, longer school days, and early college programs help students find their footing and they blossomed. [ applause ] >> thank you. today, 154 lawrence high school students have graduated with more than 2,600 college credits at no cost to them or their families through our early college program. dozens are in full scholarships at area colleges. and joining us today are 11 of them, six who attend merrimack college, and five who go to community college. will you and your students stand and be recognized? woo-hoo! [ applause ] >> congratulations scholars. i know i speak for everyone here tonight when i wish you all the best as you continue your education. now, many people have questioned the state's ability to fund our new education law. but i think that may be the easy part. the harder part will be implementing the proven strategies in schools and district

thanks lawrence in the south bay police have arrested people accused of trying to break intcars. early this morning milpitas police got a call about men in a 2011 the chevy. the call said they were trying to break into a van police were eventually able to pull the chevy over they say inside they found jose roscoe and passenger. >>caramel camacho police y they had burglary tools and ugs including heroin in the vehicle. camacho face attempted auto burglary charges along with possession of a controlled substance and conspiracy charges. police in alameda say they want your help tonight to y to find these 4 women. police say all 4 stole from the grocery outlet store on saturday aroun9 o'clock a police say the ieves entered the store and stole 3 full shopping carts worth of merchandise. the women were accompanied by a boy describethat about 11 or 12 years old all 5 individuals were seen dring off in the 1990's whiteford arrow star minivan if you recognize any of them you're asked to call police. >>coming up at 6.45 white house officials continue to defend president trump after his twee

and lawrence articulated perfectly why good lawyers tell their clients not to talk. because every time they talk they narrow their options for defending the case. you're now in a sort of a box and there may not be a way out if you continue to give false excuses. on abuse of power, so in the united states federal crim law is codified. by that i mean it exists because congress has passed statutes that criminalize certain conduct. like bank robbery or tax evasion or espionage, it is codified. we did not have codified federal criminal law at time the constitution was drafted. the bribery came along decades later. 60, 70 years later. we didn't have codified federal crim law. so the notion that you hear from some of the president's defenders that in order to be impeached you have to commit a crime or a crime-like offense is utter nonsense. >> it is false. >> it is completely false. we did not have codified federal criminal law so high crimes and misdemeanors doesn't mean crimes as we understand it today under codified federal crim law, it means an abuse of power, public mi

lawrence yeah, it's a cold front diving in the bay area but bringing the rain outside the heaviest in the northeast he coming down there. yeah, this is a shot earlier in marina certainly publish shown up there some places like campfield over an inch of rain. >>and even santa rosa over half an inch of rain lesser amounts elsewhere, but still we get that rain falling in fact. doppler radar showing you that rain continues to fall outside as the cold front slides into the bay area here comes to the showers popping up all around right now really the afternoon commute a lot worse than the morning commute is a storm system comes through starting on the north bay early on you see the showers begin to taper off they're just a bit in fact the in a break up in the san francisco, somewhat continuing with some raindrops in daly city also richmond and oakland san leandro east bay kind of broken right now you see the showers in toward hayward and then san ramon just beginning to see couple raindrops move toward your neighborhood lot more stay mostly dry right now in the south stay mostly dry all day

george looked up to lawrence as a role model, and lawrence was a very good man, but he also died in his late 20's, early 30's. attributes, of his his patriotism, his loyalties, intelligence, integrity, fidelity, all of these things had to come from somewhere. clearly, they came from his mother. she was the one who taught him life lessons that made him the president, the standard by which all other presidents are measured. i wanted to people to understand the 1700s was not a very hospitable century for a lot of people, african slaves, but also women. she obviously didn't have the vote, but she couldn't own property. women in that century couldn't own property. they would inherit it from there husband and there husband died, but then, their job was to be a custodian of the property and pass it along to their eldest son. that is what she did with the farm. augustine left it to george and she was the custodian of it. then, interestingly enough, indicative of the relationship, handed ferryreally farm over to george, even though he expressed frustration with her for not executing the paperwor

john lawrence. >>hate crimes sadly are on the rise and police officers are now regularly patrolling places of worship in palo alto especially after recent events that like this one, someone vandalized the city's oldest african american church it happened over the weekend. police are still looking for the suspect tonight. a witness described the suspect as a man in his 30's or 40's riding a bicycle. >>warning for drivers in dos palos that or said in the central valley. they say a man slammed his truck into several other vehicles, including an ambulance. this video shows the aftermath you see how foggy it is started yesterday morning on i 5 near goodstein a woman reported the suspect had stopped in traffic and jumped on her car after that police say the suspects stole a car and then made his way on the highway one 52 crashing into at least 6 different vehicles in that fog, including an ambulance. that flipped on its side. fortunately it wasn't transporting any patients and the driver was not seriously

before his brother lawrence -- when his brother lawrence own 'he ryu rye named it mt. vernon. before that is was known as little hunting creek and there is some evidence they mary may have again there to plead with george not to go join the british army and fight in the ohio valley, to fight in the french and indian wars, but it's very scant evidence. tend to believe she never visit mt. vernon. >> host: book to the callers, rick from las cruces, new mexico, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i would like, mr. shirley to comment on anything he knows about those allowances he mentioned that george washington provided his mother. i seem to have read somewhere he expected those to be paid back and viewed those as loops. loans. >> guest: he wrote them down in his diaries, very meticulous about all of this transactions and his acreage and what was being prices, potatoes and tobacco and other things like that. i'm not sure i recall them being -- he may have listed them at debts but i don't think he ever expected to be repaid because the didn't have the knock repay him. plus he fe

thank you, lawrence. thanks a lot. stomp wh >>> when we come back, it appears nancy pelosi's strategy on holding onto those impeachment articles has worked. ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs for everyone you love. expedia. my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i took for granted got tougher to do. thought surgery was my only option. turns out i was wrong. so when a hand specialist told me about nonsurgical treatments, it was a total game changer. like you, my hands have a lot more to do. learn more at factsonhand.com today. >>> the case will not be dismissed. yesterday donald trump tweeted that he wanted republican senators to vote to dismiss the articles of impeachment and not put the president on trial. and today nbc news is reporting that tennessee republican senator lamar alexander will not vote to dismiss the articles of impeachment, and that maine's republican senator susan collins will not vote to dismiss the articles of impeachment

feels he was instrumental in leading to the war in iraq, the chief of staff of colin powell, colonel lawrence wilkerson. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. over the weekend, i caught up with congressmember alexandria