lawrence rosenthal: okay. a couple of things. one, the republicans put together around 1919 or 1920. an elected in 1933 goodbye to our republic. fourteen years of parliamentary democracy. in italy, and a parliamentary regime with a cane since the italian unification. and it was life the problems. so the difference between that and the usa is considered durable for you in the institutional level. the usa with all of the errors, but the main dishonored the breach again and again and again. to the extent in which we are talking to people on the left. these are the things that you have been marching about. three are adept lives. we know that is the case. but the institutions are much stronger than elsewhere. the much stronger than italy. much much stronger than germany. there much stronger in liberal regimes especially in europe. at the moment. liberalism is the kind of slower deterioration from democracy. it is retaining the and undermining all of the things the foundations of democracy both in civil society of p

lawrence, i will start with you. the video of these cars and of these incidents has been all over the web and all over social media this morning. what do you make of it? >> it's tragic. i think that it is evident that the local leaders have no control of their community. i really want to go back in time for a second, because i believe it's important to look at all of this in context. when this first started after the george floyd death, and he was not the first one, but the one that really got the country's attention. we were in the middle of the pandemic. the way people looked at it was different, they saw certain abuses take place, and it really got the country talking about different reforms that needed to happen in policing as well as in our criminal justice system. a lot of us civil libertarians had them talking about this with both parties for a while. but then cities started to burn. it is reflective in the polling that the support for the movement is much different. now, i've been on the ground reporting on i

>> thank you for asking, lawrence. i was at home yesterday and back in washington now and it's an orange glow in the bay area. it's an ominous warning that we have to act on climate. first thank you to the firefighters who are on the front lines. tomorrow it is 19 years since september 11th and we saw the brooifly of firefighters there and we have thousands right now fighting these fires. in my direct we have an all clear right now as far as evacuation warnings. but we know we're at the beginning of fire season, not at the end. what's disturbing is people say, wow, i can't remember a fire season that has been this hot or this smokey, but i'm afraid that this may be the least hot and least smokey fire season in the next hundred years if we don't act on climate that each year will be not as bad as the year to come. so it really is a flashing visual warning for us that we have to act. >> congressman eric swalwell, thank you very much for starting off our discussion tonight. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence.

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good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i was so glad you began tonight with a former clerk of justice ginsbu ginsburg, because she was so lucky. she was so, so lucky. i think that's what we were all thinking watching it, she was so lucky to have that job, to have that proximity to justice ginsburg, to have that experience, to know her so well. >> i also just feel like we're obviously and for totally understandable reasons with what's going to happen with the succession of the court and the vacancy that's created on the court by justin ginsburg's death. but for all of the mourning of her passing, one way to honor her legacy is to make sure that we understand it. and the people who were involved working shoulder to shoulder with her when she was writing her most important opinions and doing her most incisive and long far-sided thinking about the constitution, i think have stuff to tell us that we should learn from in terms of how to approach this moment and how to be strategic. there is a lot in her legacy that could help us

he's in a box, lawrence. i think his event in kenosha today, that disastrous fox interview, this is just reinforcing to people why they want a change. and lily makes an important point. there are going to be people voting through september when joe biden is at a strong position in the race. you know, the most important data in the rest of this campaign is september 29th. that's the first presidential debate. joe biden is solid, particularly given the low expectations trump has set for him. i would like to see biden do more than solid. he needs to punish donald trump. donald trump is a bully, to your point, he's unhinged. he wants to play defense, which most presidential incumbents struggle, including barack obama because you want to challenge your record. so if joe biden can maintain, much less growing his position with the electorate, he's going to be in a strong position. there are just polls, not votes. so i discount and to a great degree. but you're looking at polls now in battleground states. i could car

lawrence? >> cal, thank you for that report. we will be coming back the you through the hour as the situation develops. i want to go to mark. with your experience as a new york city police detective, police officer, i want you to give us your reading of the evidence in this case as we know it now. >> i think it's pretty clear that based on the information that came out this afternoon during the press conference and also the ag's statement that there was really a focus on the execution of the search warrant when there should have been, quite clearly, a focus on who was responsible for the execution of breonna taylor. the prosecutors have a wide range with which to conduct these type of grand jury investigations, and that is why many people have been saying for many years that this process should be opened up and made public. the devil is in the details. right now we don't have information as to exactly how this case was presented to the grand jury, but we have the evidence that was presented. and now we have to rely solely on the

we appreciate it >> good night, lawrence. thank you. >>> joining us is susan rice, the former national security adviser in the obama administration and i want to begin with a scene in the woodward book where we have the national security adviser telling the president that the coronavirus is going to be the biggest national security challenge that he faces as president of the united states, and that's in january, exactly when he should have been told that and then we see the revelations in the february 7th tape with bob woodward and more. so it's very clear that the president was told what was coming very early. >> which is extraordinary, lawrence, because the storyline from the white house is that the president really wasn't briefed. he didn't have the information that he needed it wasn't a big deal he wasn't expecting it to become anything of particular seriousness. on one level, i'm reassured to know that the national security adviser actually understood the gravity of a global pandemic on the other hand, i'm quite concerne

really appreciate it. >> thanks, lawrence. and congratulations. >> thank you. >>> up next, 24 hours from now we'll be talking about what we just saw in the first biden versus trump debate. joe biden is going into the debate with double digit leads in some battleground states, and that's before the voters in those states knew that donald trump pays less income taxes than they do. we'll take a look at the polls and the debate coming up. tonight, i'll be eating a veggie cheeseburger on ciabatta, no tomatoes.. [hard a] tonight... i'll be eating four cheese tortellini with extra tomatoes. [full emphasis on the soft a] so its come to this? [doorbell chimes] thank you. [doorbell chimes] bravo. careful, hamill. daddy's not here to save you. oh i am my daddy. wait, what? what are you talking about? unlike ordinary memory wansupplements...ter? neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory... focus... accuracy... learning and concentration. try it today with our money-back guarantee! want c

>> lawrence, the momentum is on our side. you know, right now i am living rent free in lindsey graham's head right now because he understands that the people of south carolina want something different. it's been consistent in our polling that 57%, 58% of folks want somebody new to be their u.s. senator. and they're going to get somebody who is going to focus on them and fight for them. lindsey just wants to sit with shawn hannity every night or fly around on air force one or golf with the president. >> jaime harrison, thank you very, very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. take care. >> thank you. >>> after this break steve smith's first tv discussion since the death of ruth bader ginsburg. it will be his turn to hold lindsey graham's words against him in tonight's last word next. . mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz... a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis when methotrexate ha

peter strzok that's an interview that you will want to see now it is time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnel >> good evening rachel do you find yourself capable of ranking the enormity of the different revelations of the bob woodward's book? >> the thing that pushes the covid stuff to the top is the unexpected fact that the president did understand the public health risk of covid. it has been easy for those of us who have been extra creditable for the president's response to assume that he did not get it. to learn and hear that he did get it and he deliberately lied to the american people while understanding how big of a lie he was telling it is hard to shock me in the trump era but i am legitimately shocked about that learning of what dan coats thought about the president is shocking, too. >> yes >> the covid stuff and hearing him do it in his own word is worse than nixon's oval office did in terms of what the president is admitting because it is tens and thousands of american lives on his hands. >> we'll approach it on many angles tonight john brennan is going to be with us and su

because lawrence had given him the blueprints for. it nishina cyclotron was destroyed during the allied raids of japan. they were not very far down the path at all. yes, sir. >> you mention the soviet efforts and the ongoing debate as to how much espionage accelerated. how soon are they got the bump as a result of espionage, specifically with britain and the states. >> that's a very good point. i go into quite a lot of detail about this in the book. what you have our these momentous discoveries being made on the eve of war. all of a sudden there is a lot less appearing in the scientific literature. in russia, there are many talented scientists who studied in europe and america. this strange silence on the subject of matters is noted. in particular by a young russian scientist who alerted the authorities who alerted stalin. i think his words were that he was suspicious of the dogs who did not park in the night. what had happened to all the signs that had been going on? so you have a very flamboyant russian figure who adopted the russia

now it's time for the "last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. we will continue the breaking news story. jeffrey goldberg's reporting about donald trump refusing to visit a military cemetery in france because he was afraid his hair might get injured in the rain that day and the attitudes in that article that he expresses about the military. we got a statement from mary trump, and i was so -- about this, i was so fascinated to see you begin your coverage tonight with mary trump because as i was reading this, that's who i was thinking about this because jeffrey goldberg has taken us inside a very perverse section of donald trump's mind, which is his attitude toward the military, as you pointed out. and that footage that we have never seen before about your interview with mary trump was so helpful on this. this is what she said in an exclusive statement tonight in response specifically to the reporting of jeffrey goldberg that you have been going through for the last hour. mary trump said anybody who

>> well, lawrence, good evening. i think, you know, the most predictable thing in the world was knowing the democratic party which, you know, is famous for what david plouffe characterized in 2008 as bed-wetting was that the party would start to freak out a little bit after the republican convention. there's been, as the race has tightened in the battleground states, as it would, you saw over the weekend a lot of democrats, and i'm talking about at the elite levels of the party all the way down to the rank-and-file, people saying that biden is in trouble, biden needs to address this. he needs to come out swinging. he needs to really take trump on on this law and order issue. the campaign was hearing it from its donors, from elected officials, from all over the place. this decision, they went out into the battleground states yesterday about a week ahead of what their schedule was. they were on terrain that was not the terrain they wanted to be fighting. they wanted to be talking about covid and prosecuting that case a

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. now that people are paying attention to the united states senate and its role in the confirmation process, it is a pretty good time i think to remind voters they have a chance to change what the senate looks like. john ossoff is going to join us tonight at the end of the hour, running for senate in georgia, where they have not elected a democrat to the senate since 1986. we have time to check that before he gets here. and he's running basically in a tie right now in georgia. so georgia is possible for the democrats with the senate race. >> i'll tell you, lawrence, since the passing of ruth bader ginsburg, the conversations about politics that i had and about public service that i had were all the first ones were all about justice ginsburg. and the second round of conversations that i had sparked by that were all about people that i know trying to find ways to contribute to senate races around the country, trying to figure out ways to phone bank and make donations and to otherwise mean

>> good evening, lawrence. thank you for having me. and frankly, yes, i did. senator perdue is not known for his integrity. remember this was the guy too busy trading medical stocks and dumping his casino shares in january and february to be honest with his own constituents about the threat of covid-19. so he's now completely reversed himself after those adamant words on the floor of the u.s. senate, thrown his so-called principles out the window because they want to rush through a judge who will overturn the affordable care act, rip health care away from people who are already sick, and overturn roe v. wade. >> you're running strong in georgia, and joe biden is running georgia. a "new york times" poll showing joe biden tied with donald trump at 45. is the biden momentum and the possible biden turnout helping your campaign? >> there is massive momentum in georgia right now. i mean remember, lawrence, that just two years ago, stacey abrams only lost statewide here by 1%. georgia is becoming younger and more diverse by the day. voters across the political spectr

really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. >> that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> good evening once again. i'm steve kornacki in for brian williams, who has the night off. day 1,323 of the trump administration and 61 days to go now until the presidential election. tonight donald trump and joe biden are exactly two months out from november 3rd. that mea t

really appreciate it. >> thanks, lawrence. and congratulations. >> thank you. >>> up next, 24 hours from now we'll be talking about what we just saw in the first biden versus trump debate. joe biden is going into the debate with double digit leads in some battleground states, and that's before the voters in those states knew that donald trump pays less income taxes than they do. we'll take a look at the polls and the debate coming up. your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ nothing is everything. keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nea

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence >> stacey abrams is going to join us a little later in the hour about voting, of course and she's a producer of a new documentary about voting and all the struggles involved in voting now with voter suppression and the title, listen to this title. the title of her documentary is "all in. i'm not sure why they just didn't call it the rachel maddow show does chris hayes have -- did they check with him? can you just pull that title right off of chris hayes' screen >> now you have something to fight with stacey abrams about >> it would be petty, wouldn't it be petty for -- maybe during the commercial break, we can discuss that >> we're on tv, nothing is petty for people like us, lawrence >> there you go. there you go rachel maddow sets the bar thank you, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> bob woodward will join us for the full hour tomorrow night, where his new book "rage" in this week where his new book has overwhelmed the trump white house. and because bob woodward

you're good at picking up donald trump's lies, lawrence. that one was not -- you don't have to be as good as lawrence o'donnell at calling the lies of donald trump to know that one was a lie. >> john heilemann gets tonight's last word. and once again, the last word is "lie." thank you, john. really appreciate it. that is tonight's last word. >>> well, good evening once again. glad to be back with you. as we come on the air, day 1,328 of the trump administration. 56 days remain until the presidential election. and tonight the president is driving home that law and order message on the campaign trail. he held his 21st campaign rally of the year 2020 in north carolina tonight. he mocked the idea of social distancing. he said a biden victory will crush the economy, destroy the u.s. suburbs. indeed, much of the crowd was unmasked. seating was pre-pandemic

lawrence tonight we're playing a kind of stare down there on who isgoing to go lawrence i b lk very hazyall are bay or smoke. ming down fro fires you might expect we have cally around the ar coming from. >>one that in butte county you can see all th workinits way back down into the bay area out sun the good partof it you saw only the nges the reds part of the color spectrum making its way into the bay area that's giving us that color all across our skies outs the air quality in the end not good either we've on amounts blooms across much of the bay lparea than your pocket of very poor air quality toward half moon bay parts of oakland alameda into martinez conquered as a very very poor, especially in the central valley. that looks some improving air quality conditions as we get the ext couple days we'rkeepinour fings crossed on that get a little more of a westerly component the wind outside you've got the hazy conditions toward sfo right now on things are going to begin to change the atmosphere a little bit rrow we saw even this afternoon we start improvement wre going to be pressure building

now it's time for the "last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. we will continue the breaking news story. jeffrey goldberg's reporting about donald trump refusing to visit a military cemetery in france because he was afraid his hair might get injured in the rain that day and the attitudes in that article that he expresses about the military. we got a statement from mary trump, and i was so -- about this, i was so fascinated to see you begin your coverage tonight with mary trump because as i was reading this, that's who i was thinking about this because

karnow who's been tracking these temps lawrence yeah hey guys this is going to be some kind of heat wave around the bay area, the temperatures really going to soar to some unusually hot levels and maybe even dangers in some parts of the area want to give you a look here and break this down for as you see along the coastline, you get the areas shaded in orange not often you see the areas shaded in orange, the advisories even out toward the coastline we're going to see temperatures like place like pacifica upper 70's, some 80's there. >>you'll see the same in the on a half moon bay in the san francisco you get over the hill though we're talking 90's maybe some triple digits by the time we get redwood city of menlo park by sunday in the south bay. remember this continues from saturday through monday and may be extended after that temperatures may be as high as a 104 degrees there and the east bay, it is just going to be scorching hot as high as a 110 inland 90's inside the bay contra costa county also looking at temperatures soaring to about a 100 and in the hot spots there then you ge

thank you lawrence next at 5 how you can skip. >>some good news for you why will no longer require visitors to quarantine starting in october the governor there says starting october 15th. travelers arriving from out of state may bypass a 14 day quarantine requirement that is if they test negative for covid-19 but people must get those covid test results within 72 hours before. >>their flight touches down in hawaii. now reports. >>we have agreements in place with cvs and kaiser permanente who offer the tests and we will announce new testing prop partners in the coming weeks. >>those who don't get tested or not able to get negative results within 72 hours will still be required to quarantine general horror expressed more optimism that the reopening plan will happen this time. he says the state has been able to increase testing and contact tracing capabilities which are necessary to reopen tourism. he adds that the health care system is also more prepared. >>we're able to bring in a total of 30 intensive care and public health nurse

now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. we are going to have the california official join us tonight who confronted donald trump about climate science today in california. the video of that has gone viral. it was an amazing moment as you know and he will be joining us later in the program. >> yeah. it's never a fair fight when one person in the argument is arguing with science and the other is arguing against science. and that happened in like eight seconds. it was like, oh, tko. >> it's exactly what you see, and donald trump brought no ammunition to that argument, to put it mildly. thank you, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >> we begin tonight with another bob woodward tape. at this point it's another day, another woodward tape. actually, today bob woodward released two new audiotapes of his conversations with president trump. well, okay, three technically, but the third one included material that we had already seen in "the washington post"'s first report of bob woodward's book last week. we saw that in print. we just got to

you're good at picking up donald trump's lies, lawrence. that one was not -- you don't have to be as good as lawrence o'donnell at calling the lies of donald trump to know that one was a lie. >> john heiglemann gets tonights last word. "the 11th hour" starts now. >>> well, good evening once again. glad to be back with you. as we come on the air, day 1,328 of the trump administration.

thanks to lawrence. >>the coronavirus as we all know has negatively affected many aspects of our modern day lives and for some people it has affected their love life. stuart price talk to some experts and figured out what's causing an increase in divorces. >>a website called legal template says there's been a 34% increase in the sales of their divorce agreement during the time frame one some type of shutdown was in place in most states, 31% of couples say that damage their relationship and throw on a spouse getting furloughed or losing their job altogether and having kids at home instead of that school and you have the recipe for problems and they're together 24 7. >>that just causes at all the little tiny things that used to bug you a little now you just can't get away from it and sir just little little things start to add up and add up and add up and it's not surprising. depression and anxiety and divorced all those things are skyrocketing right now. >>the survey indicates newlyweds have been hit harde

the stars with the stars, lawrence threw for 351 and a touchdown, ran for two. etienne rushed for 102, on just 1 carries. final score, clemson 27, wake forest 13. for our terrific crew, led by josh hoffman and scott johnson, good night from winston salem, north carolina. ♪ if i could, baby i'd ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. everybody felt fine. but now im super sick. everyone is sick. i just wish we had been more careful. it would have been easier than this. so wear a mask. do what you can outside. stay six feet apart. because some things you just can't take back. do your part to lower the risk. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farrell, it feels really good... that's good. and... i'm sorry. baby, don't touch that... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... (still singing) up above the world so high... like a diamond in the sky. i'm so glad that your shoulder is feeling better. but

karnow with the latest on the heat lawrence is like an oven out there it is been on a believable this heat wave really a feeling the grips of it now but starting to see some changes along the coastline and something i think you're gonna like to see but why it is still hot spots out there are a 100 in san mateo but look at half moon bay, a very comfortable 68 degrees blazing hot in livermore right now a 107 degrees 107 and conquer one '04 in dublin, 90. >>in oakland, a 100 for napa look at saint helene a 110 degrees santa rosa, a 110 it is also a 109 degrees in cloverdale a 104 in the bottle one '04 in napa and look at fairfield a 111 degrees get into san francisco, 88 degrees of course, san francisco got up to over a 100 degrees yesterday that was only for something like the 14th time in the last 147 years heat, advisories and heat warnings are still in effect but only until tonight that's we expect things to finally begin to cool down and change after that things are going to change quite a bit around the bay area but still the warnings in red here all around as we've seen the excess

. >> thanks, lawrence. >> we begin tonight with another bob woodward tape. at this point, it's another day, another woodward tape. actually today bob woodward released two new audiotapes of his conversations with president trump. well, okay, three technically, but the third one included material that we have already seen in "the washington post"'s first report of bob woodward's book last week. we got to hear the audio of it today. the latest tape shows donald trump telling bob woodward something he has never said publically about how deadly the coronavirus is. >> this thing is a killer if it gets you. if you are the wrong person and it gets you, you don't have a chance. >> yes. yes, exactly. >> so this rips you apart. >> this is a scourge. >> it is the plague. >> herman cain was the wrong person. he was in the higher age group that's particularly vulnerable to the coronavirus. herman cain attended the last trump rally before the trump campaign temporarily stopped having rallies. herman cain died of coronavirus six weeks later at age 74. herman cain didn't we

thank you lawrence, lots of people are try to be ready. >>for the weekend obviously that means getting prepared the deal with the heat and just in case there are any flex alerts out there they want to be ready to deal without power. the app for more on that we are joined by conference theresa she is at sun valley mall where it looks like it's starting to warm up to reason. >>it is beginning to warm out here you can tell by the temperatures it is a certainly cranking up. >>sun valley mall opening up this morning and that is going to provide some welcome relief to those people who. >>would like to go inside to have some cooler temperatures but of course the focus is and the hot weather and we have some video that we took just this afternoon and it was already one 91 degrees and that was only at 3 o'clock this afternoon you can imagine a couple hours later right now at 5 o'clock it's even hotter and as lawrence was mentioning, it's just going to crank up this entire weekend and one way again to beat all of this. he is to go inside now sun val

now it's time for the "last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. you used the word obsessed before this last break, that basically kind of apologizing to your staff for being obsessed with this subject. speaking for the audience, let me thank you for your being obsessed with what's been happening, both in the meat packing plants and at the cdc. and your reporting tonight is the essential kind of reporting we rely on "the rachel maddow show" for and i'm hoping the various organizations that consider awards for the work done in this field are watching, because this is -- this is as important as anything that this network has done this year. >> lawrence, you are very kind. i'm just going to go now. thank you very much. >> thank you, rachel. >>> well, the breaking news of the night is that the widow of former republican presidential nominee senator john mccain is breaking with her husband's party and endorsing joe biden for president of the united states. cindy mccain tweeted, my husband john lived by a code, country first. we are republicans, yes, but

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we turn it over to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence i wish it was better, yeah we're we're all hoping to get a breath of fresh air right but unfortunately had that northerly component to win that offshore wind that brought some law smoke fires in far northern california. >>outside right now we've got a couple things going on of that patchy fog now bump up against part of the east bay hills above that you've got that smoke lair and certainly some very poor air quality around a good part of the bay area right now back. it is extremely unhealthy parts of bottle into a petaluma napa fairfield lael martinez and conquer por aquatic staying in orange here into oakland hayward and fremont a little more little bit better right along the immediate coastline. that's where we've had a little bit of a westerly component to win. but today actually that smoke coming from some fires in the north the good news about the smoke it actually was so thick and knocked down our temperatures are temperatures coming way down as much as 30 degrees in some parts of the bay area today now that no

the elderly and people with heart and lung disease called for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now. >>lawrence when can we expect some relief from the smoke in the air will finally i think as we get toward the latter part of this week we'll get a cold front that's coming through and that should be just enough to mix it out but maybe not forever explain more on that just a moment outside though looking out walnut creek all that haze out there right now and all that smoke, sitting over head is that poor air quality that a little bit better today. it was worse over the weekend today we started to notice a change of sea breeze in the pickup around the bay area and that means some changes on the way still tomorrow the forecast is for unhealthy air all around the bay area from the north bay, the south bay, the coast and the valleys just staying on health the outside i think especially in the morning hours and then in the afternoon that sea breeze will develop now this is the front that we're looking at doesn't look like much and usually they are at this time of year most that ener

>>joining us now chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence how much damage is hurricane sally actually going to do it could be catastrophic this a very slow-moving hurricane. it's actually weaken a bit but it's not about the speed of the winds of course that's going to be an issue but it's going to be about the amount of rain that falls from the storm system and you can see it is not move hardly at all since yesterday slowly tracking 2 maybe 3 miles per hour. but all these bands of moisture rotating on shore bringing heavy rainfall in these squalls move through and just continuous downpours and that will be the case it's going slowly moving for the next 24 to 36 hours to see the winds. >>picking up along the coastal sections now immobile also been school and panama city of a flash flood watches and warnings have already been posted across much of alabama mississippi the florida panhandle as well the storm system going to slowly track a little further on shore as it moves inland, we're going to see that heavy rain band just continuing and it's not going to weaken whole lot so sustained

what does that mean, lawrence? that means in early march, two weeks earlier, shutting down the country so we could start reopening the economy more quickly. we could have schools reopen now in the fall instead of doing what we're doing now, which nobody likes. we could have actually had n95 masks, people getting the masks they deserve, not just being told to put a cloth mask in front of their face, but well-fit masks that they deserve. that he had the ability to produce at scale if he had planned ahead. just like he knew on february 7, from the woodward tapes, that this disease was airborne. if we had enough of these, we wouldn't have lost 140,000 lives at least. so that's number two. so the fact check here, we can continue on, but i'll tell you, lawrence, people want to know, hey, doc, should i go home for the holidays? what's in store for the next few months with seasonality and colder temperatures? what about air pollution, what does that mean for me with respect to covid? we don't hear the surgeon general, we d

is standing by lawrence yeah, very hot under attack this really some dangers heat developing around the bay area high pressure now building overhead what's dangers to is not we see temperatures maybe upwards of a 110 degrees in some spots look at that you can see that smoke already settling into the bay tonight as high pressure builds overhead, you're not going to see much of a sea breeze so that smoke is going to compress down near the surface. >>make for some very bad air quality too so certainly. temperatures a big problem that will be the big story this weekend likely going to see some record bake breaking tomorrow going to get hot. i think most the triple digits confined to the interior valleys, the east bay, maybe parts of the north bay and then you really see the heat kick in on sunday, but advisories up you can see even the orange there all along the coastline even inside the bay and then you've got to read those the heat warnings expecting those hot temperatures well over a 100 degrees in many spots. so certainly going to see some incredible temperatures outside you'll noti

>>chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is monitoring the very latest conditions that firefighters will face in the hours ahead, but first kron four's dan kerman joins us now live. in santa rosa were a number of homes were destroyed in the sky hawk neighborhood. dan what can you tell us. >>well we're on mountain hawk drive-in that skyhawk neighborhood and there were plenty of homes destroyed but really stands out here is the number of homes that were not destroyed unlike that 2017 fire. we did not see just rows and rows of houses in rows and rows of neighborhoods that were destroyed. let me show you some video of what we did see. yes there were plenty of homes that have been destroyed including the house behind me and several others that were burned down. but firefighters say what was different this time around was they had early evacuation warnings which got people out which got firefighters in and they were able to. provide structure protection for many of these homes. we talked to one homeowner whose house was safe. >>well we got here they were you know a lot activity this house was

>>very hazy and brutal out there across 4 meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us. well as the kids and i were trapped since i've let us out you're not you're not the only one i think everybody feels trapped now just because of the smoke the virus now we get and certainly. >>that makes less easy but outside that. he's continues you see that looking for a walnut creek am just very hazy all around the bay area we need a significant wind and unfortunately we've had i high pressure sitting over an. so we haven't had much in the way of wind so there you go you're very stagnant air and you're left with this may be a little bit improved compared to the weekend. but certainly not all that good in quality right now around the bay area still look at an unhealthy air quality all the way from the coast all the way inland of parts of the south as well and the north bay too. i think tomorrow maybe a little improvement but not that much better tomorrow morning it starts a pretty poor really the air is calm early on and then by the afternoon you start to see a little mix in the atm

all right lawrence. >>the owner of the east so on in san francisco says she's closing their doors after the controversial hair appointment with house speaker nancy pelosi here is a video went viral last week it shows speaker pelosi getting her hair done. indoors. when the city was in allowing indoor services plus he's claimed it was a set up the video sent to flocks. the owner of the salon erica kious says that she's received a lot of negative attention and she says she's afraid to go back to her salon she says she is closing down. and denies setting up pelosi. still ahead at 8 a wayward sea turtle was found in canada gets a rescue flight back to california how the turtle named a bernie strand ers got this game. >>plus lawmakers on capitol hill pushing for more covid relief but they can't seem to at your mri. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. well, dr. farrell, it feels really good... that's good. and... i'm sorry. baby, don't touch that... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle,

lawrence of michigan, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house many lawrence will vote yes on h.r. 4894. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 4894. as as the member designated by mr. danny davis, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. davis will vote yes on h.r. 4894. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. porter pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house ms. porter will vote yes on h.r. 4894. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: as the member designated by mr. lowenthal, purn to house resolution 965, mr. lowenthal will vote yes. as the member designated by mr. inch lu, i inform the house will vote yes. as the member designated by mr. lowenthal pursuant to house resolution 9 5, mr. lowenthal 4864. te yes on h.r. as the member designated by ms. bar bega

and there's lawrence o'donnell doing a you know 10 minute monologue on me in which he makes this point that i'm the least likely person in the world to do something as disruptive as the filibuster he sort of says listen this is a guy who played it safe who sort of climbed every rung of the latter. you know who just showed no signs of being somebody who would take as big a chance as standing by himself on the senate floor for 15 hours and demanding people listen to him and i basically say at the end of this book that he's kind of right that i you know probably had played a little bit safer than most that i probably was wary of taking big chances and that filibuster i think i hope is proof that i'm not the same person that i was before i went through the events of late 2012 and i tell the story of texting my wife as i'm standing there getting ready to launch this filibuster i say kathy i think i'm about to make a horrible mistake i think i'm about to stand up here take control of the senate floor and nobody's going to notice of course that's not what happened we ended up getting votes on