life in america for the better. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. well, history was made this weekend. there have now been four impeachments in american history. donald trumps the subject of half of them. the second impeachment concluded saturday, and it was by far the most bipartisan impeachment ever undertaken. last year, mitt romney became the first senator in all of american history to vote to convict a president of his own party pursuant to an impeachment. and on saturday, seven republican senators voted to convict donald trump. the final tally was 57 guilty, 43 not guilty. the most bipartisan impeachment conviction vote in the senate, following the most bipartisan impeachment vote in the house last month. a 53-47 majority is a big majority. it s a divided country. if you are running for office, and you win by 14 points, you have trounced the opposition. it s not a close race. in fact, public opinion almost exactly follows t
and a bit of history in the snow, as charlotte bankes becomes britain s, first ever snowboarding world champion. i m enthusiastic and i m keen. there must be someone. must be someone. there must be someone- looking for love in lockdown the search for a soulmate moves online for a virtual valentine s day. and if you have fallen out of love with the cold, i ve got your perfect weather partner. next week, still a few days of chilly weather to come. good morning. it s friday, 12th february. our top story. concerns have been raised over the government s hotel quarantine plan for travellers arriving in england from covid hotspots, after new details emerged over how it will work. the scheme s due to begin on monday, and follows those adopted in countries like australia. a union representing hotel staff says it s worried that the uk s rules will be less strict. it comes as the government anounces that police patrols will be stepped up at airports and ports to ensure travellers c
mechanical debris landed on a denver suburb, but the plane landed safely back at denver international. there is no word of any injuries. tom costello will join us with more this hour. we are also following the end of a long, cold week in texas. tens of thousands of residents are still without power there. 15 million are still without steady or perhaps any water service. this morning president biden approved a major disaster declaration for texas. this makes federal funding available, including grants for temporary housing and home repairs and low cost loans to cover uninsured property losses. the president says he might visit the state next week to assess the federal response but only if it makes sense to go. i had planned on being in texas the middle of next week, but what i don t want to be is a burden. when a president lands in any city in america, it creates there is a it has a long tail, and they re working like the devil to take care of their folks. if, in fact,
we begin with breaking news, and we are following the end of a long cold week in texas. tens of thousands of residents are still without power there. 15 million are still without steady or perhaps any water service. morning president biden approved a major disaster declaration for texas. this makes federal funding available including grants for housing repairs and low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses. the president said he might visit next week but only if it makes sense to go. i had planned on being in texas the middle of next week but what i don t want to be is a burden. when the president lands in any city in america, it creates a it has a long tail and they re working like the devil to take care of their folks. if in fact it s concluded can i do it without creating a burden for the folks on the ground while they re dealing with this crisis, i plan on going. today marks one month since president biden took office. it might feel like a somewhat slow start
what to do to curb it. if you look at this they ve been doing this poll-driven drive against corporate america saying it s greed that is increasing the numbers when i actually think it is a lot deeper than that and inflation pressures are coming from all the money thrown at covid and other things in the last couple of years. bill: the thing is you can go to georgia and talk about voting rights but this cannot hide. talk about gas prices and food prices and everybody feels it and now it is playing out in a way that unfortunately the economists predicted. we haven t seen numbers like this since the early 1980s, dana. dana: we ll talk about it a lot this morning and have good he personal for you as well. numbers on inflation are colliding with supply chain issues and staff shortages. pictures of empty store shelves across the nation are going viral. honestly i looked for march 2020 when everybody was stockpiling and the shelves were bare. pretty much all produce is gone. t