a new documentary reveals just how much we still don t know. one of the select committee members, congressman jamie raskin joins me tonight. the 15 page indictment lace out tax fraud. as climate change gets cut from the bipartisan bill, exxon lobbyist reveals just who he s talking to. joe manchin, i talk to his office every week. he is the king maker and he s not shy about sort of staking his claim early and completely changing the debate. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. it has been a very, very news day on this july 1st. lots of moving pieces. today has shown above all else a big take away from today. what unifies the american right in this moment and why it is so dangerous, although we should start with one of the big headlines today which is about disunity among republicans, of which there is also funding. liz cheney of wyoming, conservative royalty, super conservative by every voting metric, has one fault in the eyes of he
talking of which, that travel list. don t go to istanbul , fans of chelsea and manchester city are told, and they re now calling on uefa to move the champions league final to wembley after the uk government added turkey to its travel red list. weatherwise, in the company of low pressure introducing a settled story unsettled story but those temperatures are rising. i will return with all of the details. it s saturday the eighth of may. our top story: the snp s hopes of an outright majority in the scottish parliament still lie in the balance today. with votes still being counted, the party needs another 26 seats to win total control, but two key targets of dumbarton and eastwood have been missed. with all the details, here s our scotland editor sarah smith. angus robertson, scottish national party, 16,276. angus robertson, scottish national party. 16.276. party, 16,276. every seat that has chanced party, 16,276. every seat that has changed hands party, 16,276. every s
shooti shooting. this shot by a neighbor. brian todd is in elizabeth city, north carolina. brian, what does this other video shows if anything? well, jim and poppy, we are familiar with this video. we have spoken to that neighbor and several other neighbors:. some of whom who witnessed what happened a week ago tomorrow. it shows the aftermath, the immediate aftermath of the shooting of andrew brown. you can see andrew brown s car, a distance away. it s across a grassy area and then across the street, roanoke avenue. he drove across that grassy area. you see his car crashed against a tree. we spoke to the gentleman who owns that white house next to that tree. that gentleman told us that a bullet from the shooting ripped through his house and thankfully no one was there. witnesses told us that at about that time you are looking at this video, sheriff s deputies pulled andrew brown out of the vehicle and attempted life saving measures on him. obviously, the measures did not wo
controversial lobbying for the finance company greensill. the flag flies at half mast over parliament as mps and peers return to pay tribute to the duke of edinburgh. and we talk to the woman who made history the first female winner of the grand national. i think it will take some time to sink in, but i got a better night s sleep last night! and coming up on the bbc news channel, tottenham say they will conduct a review after another of their players, son heung min, suffers racist abuse online. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it s a big step back to normality for much of the uk today, with the high street reopening in england and wales and some restrictions also relaxed in scotland and northern ireland. so, from today, nonessential shops are open again in england, along with pubs and restaurants, which can now serve customers outside. hairdressers, gyms, and swimming pools are also back in business. in wales, shops and some high street services are open,
subservience of trump. did he say some people are more concerned about the election than you are? no. look and controversy over another police shooting in north carolina. they run up to his vehicle shooting. no. as the department of justice mounss a major investigationin police and big new developments on the usualfor america to help vaccinate india and the world. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, today we have one of the most consequential announcements in the country in the last decade, i speak of course of the census results. one of the most important undertakings we do in this you know can. making sure every single american is counted so we know the total population and then we use the data to make all sorts of big decisions based on the results from budgetary decisions to reputational ones. for instance, the number of congressional representatives a state may have in congress goes up or down depending on on the change i