the corporate talking point has been if we can just innovate faster than the chinese all the while they are hiring chinese nationals. for the win, and justice tucker has done it for baltimore who had two seconds left on the clock. brian: congratulations u.s.a. and congratulations ravens by the way. president trump celebrates his front line healthcare workers across the country receive the first doses of the covid-19 vaccine from pfizer. steve: it started yesterday. jackie ibañez is outside low langone where some of the first shots were given yesterday. good morning. that s right. good morning, guys. today the hospital behind me nyu langone is one of five hospitals in new york city that has a vaccine this morning and mayor de blasio says by the end of the day 37 hospitals here in the city will have the vaccine and over the course of the next three weeks, there is supposed ainsley: attorney general bill barr stepping down announcing his resignation effective to be 465,00
one of the windows of the capitol. she was also accused of using a bull horn to direct rioters. this all comes as we re days away from the start of trump s second impeachment trial. one person we won t be seeing or hearing from, however, is donald trump himself. his defense team confirming trump won t testify. a new reaction this morning from congressman ruben gallegos. well, this is more a typical trump move. this is not about defending his presidency, it s not about defending his actions, it s about, again, dividing america. it s a very cynical move because he believes and he understands the republican senate is not going to hold him accountable. there s a lot of new information to run through with the trio of nbc reporters and we will begin with nbc s mike memoli, joining us from wilmington, delaware, where president biden is spending his weekend. mike, welcome to you. in the past few minutes we re learning more from the white house on the former president and intel br
jussie smollett found guilty of staging a fake hate crime and lying to police. we say good morning friday. feels like christmas almost. dana: almost there. bill: we have had so much going on this week. we had our show party yesterday for america s newsroom, thanking our team. dana: we relit all american christmas tree and went back in to do the five and jussie smollett verdict came in. i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. it was early 2019 in january when smollett told police she was attacked by trump supporters in chicago. it prompted a flurry of outrage and finger pointing on the left. bill: those hot takes haven t met well. it was meant with deafening silence yesterday. dana: police spent 3,000 hours investigating a fake crime that never happened. the cover-up today s new york post just this. bill: matt finn is covering the story from the beginning to begin our hour today in chicago. good morning, bill and dana. jussie smollett s lead attorney
prison. few know what asian americans have endured in the country, how we ve been scapegoated more than a century. but it s time all of us change that. because today it s asian people. but tomorrow it could be your community. it s pretty sad, right. um-hum. and we have to make sure that nothing like that ever happens to anyone again. we have to stand up for people no matter who they are and what color their skin is, right. um-hum. i ve never been in a rolls royce before. it s all hand made. wow. i m riding shotgun down ocean avenue in a car worth about half a million dollars. what other cars do you have? right now i have a ferrari 458, a porsche turbo, a gt, the range rover. and you re how old? 23. this 23-year-old college student from china symbolizes what s been happening there. in the last few decades china has gone from this, to this. it s been the fastest economic transformation in history. and that is having a big effect here in america. from w
david hogg s leaders we deserve get tonight s last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight, a georgia judge throws out three counts against donald trump. the impact of today s dismissal. plus an update on where things stand on the remaining 88 charges against him. and big changes at the rnc after team trump s takeover. plus, the new lawsuit in michigan over the state s voter rolls. then, crime has become a major political talking point. so tonight, we are separating fact from fiction. our spotlight conversation with three police chiefs from across the country. as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle live from msnbc headquarters in new york city. we are now 237 days away from the election. today a georgia judge threw out six counts in the election interference case involving donald trump. three were against trump himself. the rest were against his codefendants including mark meadows and rud