did not recognize him at first, because he had his sunglasses on. the mayor suffered broken bones, but is said to be in good spirits, and he is being kept overnight at the hospital for observation. good evening and when i m alex savage. i m heather holmes. that collision happened this afternoon on sutley drive in san jose, not far from the east foothills. we have developing news now. she has a statement from the mayor tonight, and more from the neighbor who rushed to his aid. azimuth. reporter: this is where the crash occurred come in the middle of the street. the mayor was in the bike lane crossing the road when he was hit by a car. the neighbor i spoke with says he was very lucky. had he not worn a helmet and his safety gear, his injuries would have been worse. anything we set our dead, he just kept saying thank you, thank you, you guys are great. reporter: linda was in her home when she heard someone yelling outside. she saw a man lying on the sidewalk bruised
michigan to derail biden s path to the nomination, a former congressman who supports the effort and why it could be good for the president. and, beyonci s vortexes hold him has some country fans want to guess why? spoiler alert, it s a classic case of if it ain t white, it ain t right. i am ayman mohyeldin, let s do it. allies to the maga movement have not been quiet about their terrifying plans for a second term for donald trump. they have plotted brazenly to essentially institutionalize trumpism, but something you probably haven t heard about is the plan to fight it. new reporting from the associated press reveals the extent to which liberal activists and legal experts behind the scenes are attempting to protect the u.s. government itself. and that s not hyperbolic, as trump and his allies literally want to destroy it. we believe in heritage, whether it s conservative, whether it s president trump or someone else in the field, will replace president biden, thank g
journalist and also my friend, and friend of the show. so proud of, you can t wait to see the documentary. thank you very much. and that is tonight s reidout, everyone. inside with jen psaki starts right now. donald trump is a need of an intervention. that is what speaker emerita nancy pelosi said the last time i spoke with her on this show, just over a month ago. well, she s back with me tonight, and i know she s not gonna hold back. she never does. we re gonna talk about everything that s happened since then. and a lot has happened since then. including two civil penalties against donald trump, totaling over four and a half billion dollars with interest. almost $90 million.01 of those cases with her client, e. jean carroll, also joins me tonight. and after trump referenced carolina speech how far can he go before they bring him back to court again? and are they watching all this? i do want to start tonight back in 2021. with the documentary that was released by alexei
since then. and a lot has happened since then. including two civil penalties against donald trump, totaling over four and a half billion dollars with interest. almost $90 million. 01 of those cases with her client, e. jean carroll, also joins me tonight. and after trump referenced carolina speech how far can he go before they bring him back to court again? and are they watching all this? i do want to start tonight back in 2021. with the documentary that was released by alexei navalny in russia that made vladimir putin, frankly, look pretty bad. this film showed aerial footage captured by a drone of a 1. 3 billion dollar palace that navalny alleges was built for putin. he dubbed it putin s palace. fit for a diabolical king, equipped with a casino, billiard room, and a room just for electric toy cars. it s very weird. the documentary also went further and outlining the filthy extravagance of putin s lifestyle, including multiple vineyards he owned, and some of his quirky, l
eastern saturday night. i will see that. now, time for the last word with brought lawrence o donnell. good evening. good evening good evening,. rachel i have nothing to do on saturday night, so i will be dropping by and joining you at that table. we have senator sherrod brown joining us tonight, which is always a pleasure. and thank you very much for how you primed your audience for what we are doing later in this hour with ben wikler on that wisconsin miracle. it shouldn t be a miracle but democracy prevails in any situation in this country. but the way you described it so perfectly, and better than i can, and better than i well later in this hour [laughter] it really shows people what was at stake. well, it s important about wisconsin because wisconsin is important. it s also important for wisconsin as an example to other states that have had to deal with, you know, anti- democratic power grabs like that, for how you can unravel that. i think it s also just important