republican debate, wednesday ten pm eastern, the day after tomorrow. i will see you here then. that s gonna do it for me for now. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. good evening, rachel. at 9:30 a. m., it means i m gonna be glued to my sofa listening to msnbc, which i have to say is way more dramatic than images, for me, it actually carries what i guess was the drama of radio drama before television, you know, before i was around. and just your imagination is more active. and my concentration is better, i think, just locked on those words that we can hear. for me, it also means that i can, like, do the dishes, walk the dogs, and, like, get on the treadmill, although i probably wouldn t, while listening to it because i can focus on the audio like that in a way that i can t focus necessarily on taking it in visually. so, i mean, federal court ruling, d. c. circuit. a huge deal, huge implications for the case in general and wha
[barack] i believe governor romney s a good man, but when he said 47% of the country consider themselves victims, think about who he was talking about. [tim] for conservatives across the country, they ve been frustrated for a long time. justice antonin scalia has died. i simply ask republicans to give merrick garland a fair hearing. i am running for president of the united states. there are questions swirling tonight around hillary clinton and they concern a personal email account. you say that you have the most transparent administration ever. it s true. it can be frustrating, this business of democracy. mahalo. as some of you heard, the state of hawaii released my official long-form birth certificate. [amy] president obama, a first black president, was constantly questioned not really because of the policies but literally because of who he was. it s not just that they disagreed with obama, the undertones of it were pretty clear. he is an other. [chip] donald trump called th
hello and welcome to bbc news. it is good to have your company here. we begin with international news. pope francis has addressed worshippers in the vatican this morning. his address follows the death of his predecessor, benedict xvi. the former pope will be lying in state in st peter s basilica from monday to allow mourners to pay their respects until his funeral on thursday. pope francis celebrated mass for the solemnity of mary in the vatican, and afterwards he paid tribute to his predessecor in st peter s square. translation: the beginning . of the new year is for mary most holy, who we celebrate today as mother of god. at this time, let s invoke her intercession, especially for pope benedict xvi, who left this world yesterday morning. let us alljoin together with one heart and one soul in thanking god for the gift of this faithful servant of the gospel and of the church. we saw recently, on the television, his images and all of the activities and life of pope benedict. o
replacement for the six nations. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. russia has dismissed media reports that it s holding compromising information about donald trump. it comes after claims in america that russian intelligence agencies have obtained personally compromising material about his business interests and his private life. mr trump who has denied the allegations is due to hold a news confererence this afternoon his first since his election last november. he tweeted that the intelligence agencies shouldn t have allowed the information to leak. he took one more shot at them and said are we living in nazi germany. he will hold a news conference this afternoon, his first since november. our correspondent jonny dymond reports. in nine days‘ time he will be president but never has a president elect been so ensnared in controversy. the allegations that swirl around him controversy. the allegations that swirlaround him and his controversy. the allegatio
interfere. a couple who met while building lancaster bombers in the second world war celebrate the 73rd wedding anniversary. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. russia has dismissed media reports that it s holding compromising information about donald trump. it comes after claims in america that russian intelligence agencies have obtained personally compromising material about his business interests and his private life. mr trump who has denied the allegations is due to hold a news confererence this afternoon his first since his election last november. he tweeted that the intelligence agencies shouldn t have allowed the information to leak. he will hold a news conference this afternoon, his first since november. our correspondent jonny dymond reports. in nine days‘ time he will be president but never has a president elect been so ensnared in controversy. the allegations that swirl around him and his aides are unverified. explosive allegations, all denied by the ma