Host begins right now. E msnb host begins right now. Good evening. Welcome to tonight Special Coverage. Im Rachel Maddow here at the msnbc mothership with my colleagues joy reid and Lawrence Odonnell and jen psaki and ari melber. I friends chris hayes and alex wagner and Stephanie Ruhle or are gonna be joining us later. Its going to be fun. Were less than a week out from the republican president ial caucuses in iowa. Theast eye or a public can debate is underway tonight with oddly a sort of random selection of two of the remaining five republican president ial candidates. Taking part in that debate. If you can, right now, name all five remaining republican president ial candidates at the top of your head without looking anything up, congratulations. And ill say you need to get out more. Two are debating tonight. Nikki haley and ron desantis. Also tonight, two miles away from that iowa debate, fox news conducted a live town hall with the front running republican candidate, who, of cours
Particularly among people age 50 to 64. This years dominant strain is age 3 into which researchers say appears to be stronger this year that was last year but it is not clear why. This was particularly strong in that is why the transmissibility is more. It is not to late to get the flu shot. The cdc that it will not be clear exactly how well the shot is working until next month when the flu season is expected to peak. At the current rate the cdc estimates about 34 Million People will get sick from the flu before the season ends. Behind every statistic number in the flu outbreak is a person who had a life and people who love them. Rob roth spoke with one family who just lost their loved ones. Jason is one the most recent people to die from the flu. His family took him off life support yesterday. Reporter these are two people jason left behind, his wife and sister. The still cannot believe he died from having the flu. It has been eight treacherous three weeks. Reporter his home he was ho
Getting the news from the people who are affected. People need to demand reform. Were here to provide the analysis. The context. And the reporting that allows you to make sense of your world. Ali velshi on target only on Al Jazeera America you are watching Al Jazerra America live from new york city, i am Morgan Radford. Life or death for james holmes the jury set to announce a decision on the colorado Movie Theater shooter. Shuck schumer splits with the president , he says he will vote no. And back to ferguson. One year after the shooting of Michael Brown. We return to the place where one death renewed a movement. You are looking live at the county courthouse in centennial colorado in just a few short minutes james holmes will learn whether he will spend the rest of his life in prison or whether he will receive the Death Penalty. In july, 2012, home holmes downed don 12 people and injured 70 more. He was charged of 12 count of first degree murder for each of the victims killed that tha
Back against that trend. The lesson from history that we should reflect on tonight is that those who believe in the merits of an open International Order should fight for it when it is under challenge. And that is the context, in my mind, that we are debating this and related issues tonight. We are delighted again to present the Philippe Aghion lecture. This forum has become the leading forum for debate on the transatlantic relationship and how the transatlantic relationship tackles broader global issues like globalization. It is a special honor for us tonight to add another chapter to the series and pay tribute to aghions legacy and host to notable economic scholars and authors who will address the issue of how to make earth more equitable. Philippe aghion and heather boushey. I would also like to mention how fortunate we are and grateful i am to have our brookings colleague, david wessel, joining Hutchins Center on fiscal and Monetary Policy to moderate the discussion. To conclude, i
Back against that trend. The lesson from history that we should reflect on tonight is that those who believe in the merits of an open International Order should fight for it when it is under challenge. And that is the context, in my mind, that we are debating this and related issues tonight. We are delighted again to present the Philippe Aghion lecture. This forum has become the leading forum for debate on the transatlantic relationship and how the transatlantic relationship tackles broader global issues like globalization. It is a special honor for us tonight to add another chapter to the series and pay tribute to aghions legacy and host to notable economic scholars and authors who will address the issue of how to make earth more equitable. Philippe aghion and heather boushey. I would also like to mention how fortunate we are and grateful i am to have our brookings colleague, david wessel, joining Hutchins Center on fiscal and Monetary Policy to moderate the discussion. To conclude, i