Just nine days unless he gets the money to continue. Much more on that coming up. Were going to start this hour with explosive new details on this whistleblower story involving the president and ukraine. The wall street journal reports late yesterday that President Trump, quote, repeatedly pressured the president of ukraine to investigate democratic president ial candidate joe bidens son urging Volodymyr Zelenskiy about eight times to work with Rudy Giuliani, trumps personal lawyer. Rudy giuliani reportedly has been pushing for ukraines government to investigate the Vice President and his family. A story that has prompted a fresh standoff between congress and the white house and threatens the president with a slew of legal issues that started wednesday. The Washington Post first reported an official within the u. S. Intelligence Community Filed a formal whistleblower complaint involving the president over a phone call the president made to a foreign leader who has since been identified
had in our oceans and beaches. we saw plastic forks, cups, and bottles, a lot of single-use straws, even some scooters that came out of the ocean. but so much of the plastic debris has a negative impact on marine life and human life, which is such a big deal here on our beaches. now, of course we also did see a lot of volunteers here just in santa monica. we picked up more than a half of ton of trash, and that s just a few hundred yards of this beach. dar sha, thank you so much for reporting,s dar sha phillips in santa monica, california. as part of a week-long focus on climate change a best-of now with all in with chris hayes. we ll start with nbc s jacob soboroff in guatemala. there s a lot of talk about a humanitarian crisis on the southern border, but the reality is the real humanitarian crisis is right here. yeah. that s all tied together, lack of opportunities, no credit, no
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more? you won a grammy in 2006. yeah, i m presenting it today. i never believed in the jinx because the beatles have won best new ar sha, alicia keyes, some really successful artist i. but the percentage who go on to have successful careers like yourself, not very high. the music business is rough for everybody. i would rather take my chances winning it than not. right, i can understand that. talk to me. who was john legend before you were john legend the superstar, before you were so well known in the industry. i ve been a musician my whole life. making music i love. and i ve been playing since i was 4 years old. and now i m getting to do it in front of millions of people. how are you celebrating?