all of my undisclosed locations, it s pretty close, you re not supposed to guess. this one is actually a couple of thousand miles away from my last, undisclosed location and, rachel, here s the thing, here s the thing, it s the first time, not gonna say where i am, but it is the first time, in the year and a half, that you and i have been doing our shows in the same state. so we can just kind of leave it at that. you re in normally a two? we re so close, rachel. we haven t been this close since 2020. february, first week of march, 2020. it takes me back, i totally thought that i had locked up the wardrobe, and i was the only one who could broadcast from nor india. but now that i know you re here, i m gonna come find you. the same state. thank you, rachel. thank you. thank you. well, as of tonight and this could change because thinks could take a dramatic turn for the worst in every moment. as of tonight, president joe biden is managing the most successful american
msnbc. that s going to do it for us tonight. now it s time for the last word where ali velshi is in for lawrence tonight. i too am at that time in my year and just getting ready for this has been fun because we re going through people doing inspiring things in our lives, in the news. that doesn t bubble to the top as much as it should, so i m excited about it. rachel, have yourself a fantastic weekend and we ll see you on monday. thanks, my friend. thank you. well, it s just 101 days into president biden s term, six months after his election. the new president has already proven that the trump republican claims about a biden economy were total lies. he s a headwind in the stock market because if he gets in the market will crash. not only is the economy booming under biden but we re at transformational moment for the american economy. a moment that could improve the course of the nation for generations to come. in 101 days president biden has overseen a really stro
we have a cracked windshield. we re going to be declaring an emergency and back to atlanta. 14,100 pounds of fuel onboard. we ll be able to land right now off the pattern. we have to get set up. reporter: i want you to look at the photos here now. this is what the bird hit. apparently the windshield of this flight, airbus 320. in a way it s a good news because it s a very strong part of the airplane. it has three layers of strength in glass, built to withstand birds, hail, lightning. this was a crack. al though not that big of a deal it seems like. the faa says there s about 15,000 bird strikes in a typical year and only 5% of those result in significant damage to an airplane. they say it s one up after the miracle on the hudson where captain sully landed a plane in the hudson after birds hit both engines. in this case, not nearly as significant. back to you. that s the thing i always go back to when you see the damage a bird can do is the sully sullenberger flight. you
never knew you had. those peripheral relationships we are missing in the time of lockdown. hello, i m laura trevelyan in new york city, christian fraser is in london. it s almost four weeks since supporters of president trump stormed capitol hill, claiming the election was stolen and today, house democrats laid out their case for convicting mr trump of inciting that insurrection accusing him of being singularly responsible for the events of january the sixth. the impeachment trial will be in the senate next week. in the memo they submitted, the nine impeachment managers say the president incited the attack but had laid the groundwork for what they describe as the big lie, well before the election in november. they say the speech he delivered onjanuary 6th whipped his supporters into a violent frenzy. and quoting directly from the constitution and its framers they say the senate has the jurisdiction to impeach a former official. in the last few hours mr trump s lawye
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, chief leader writerfor the observer, and kieran andrews, scottish political editor at the times. welcome to you both of the good to see you again. tomorrow s front pages, beginning with the financial times. it leads with a warning to russia from the us president as tensions between russia and ukraine continue. the metro looks at claims from rebel tory mps who say they were blackmailed to back the prime minister. the guardian similarly leads with the conservatives using dirty tactics to get support for the pm. staying with the government, the i says there s a tory civil war over boris johnson s future. meanwhile, the telegraph leads with the response to the ending of plan b measures, as some headteachers tell parents masks must stay in school. and the daily mail also leads with reaction to plan b restrictions ending, saying unions are at war with the prime minister