keepers is charged with seditious conspiracy, why is donald trump sharing a stage with a self-proclaimed oath keeper? plus i ll ask congressman jamie raskin about the former president and seditious conspiracy and why he says primetime january 6th hearings will blow the roof off the house. and ezra klein and carol anderson on why the biden presidency isn t quite going as planned when all in starts right now. good evening from washington, d.c. i m in for chris hayes. long before donald trump had any real presidential ambitions, republican-controlled states across the country were disenfranchising people of color. the modern era of the voting rights struggle began before the 2020 election, began more than two decades ago with the 2000 presidential election of george w. bush versus al gore. that election, of course, came down to the state of florida, and a paper-thin 537 vote margin of victory for george bush. in its wake, the u.s. commission on civil rights conducted an
trump s obsession and repeated false claims of voter fraud laid the foundation for the deadly siege. leading off tonight s hearing expected to run two hours in prime time, new video of the attack. as well as live testimony from a british documentary filmmaker, embedded with members of the proud boys who captured the chaos. the night s first in-person witness captain police officer caroline edwards. she suffered a brain injury after she was knocked down by rioters. those images, the smells, the yelling, the chaos, the blood, i mean it was that day was a war zone. reporter: the committee is also expected to show recorded testimony from some of the 1,000 other key witnesses interviewed including the former president s daughter ivanka and her husband jared kushner. trap allys have blasted the hearing. this is a smear campaign. reporter: but overnight new audio recordings provided by the book this will not pass reveal kevin mccarthy less than a week after the january 6
gunfire tonight outside this bay area target. 2 people shot. shoppers run for their lives. good evening, i m elizabeth cook. i m ke now at 11:00, gunfire outside this bay area target. two people shot, -p shoppers run for their lives. that shooting happened outside the target store in emeryville. betty yu is live with the latest. reporter: emeryville police tell us those two people who were shot are in critical condition tonight at the hospital. that shooting happened behind me in that target parking lot which is still closed off at this hour and police officers are still here on the scene. one person has been taken into custody and three firearms have been recovered. tonight crime tape roped off the target parking lot in emeryville. as investigators surrounded a dark colored suv with a door opened. evidence markers were set just outside of it. shots rang out after 6:00 p.m. tonight. shot approximately 10 times. i was working on the floor. when i heard one of the
condition tonight at the hospital. that shooting happened behind me in that target parking lot which is still closed off at this hour and police officers are still here on the scene. one person has been taken into custody and three firearms have been recovered. tonight crime tape roped off the target parking lot in emeryville. as investigators surrounded a dark colored suv with a door opened. evidence markers were set just outside of it. shots rang out after 6:00 p.m. tonight. shot approximately 10 times. i was working on the floor. when i heard one of the guests saying there was an active shooting, i called the walky and said there s an active shooter in the parking lot. so we evacuated all the guests to the back room for their safety. reporter: there was about 50 customers in the store at the time. all the customers were running everywhere. they ran into the warehouse in the back. they were putting their kids in the starbucks in the walk-in because it s a big meta
2013 until december 10, 2014, you served as emergency manager of detroit. kevyn: yes. brian: why did you take the job? kevyn: i have been asked that a lot of times. i was a restructuring professional. detroit is 83% african-american, a city that had gone through several decades of decline. it was a city that needed restructuring. i initially was a little reluctant to take the job. i thought it would be difficult and i was comfortable in my corporate attorney life, my family and i. my managing partner steve and my wife said, look, this could be a call to action. it is important. it is outside your comfort zone, but we have people making the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of their country. this is temporary. and you will still be in an air-conditioned office in the summer and heated in the winter. sometimes you have to give back. after some reflection, it seemed like the right thing to do. brian: you are based in washington and a graduate of michigan law school. do not have anyth