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francisco. we begin this evening with the next steps in the sprawling election interference case down in georgia. tomorrow, the judge there will hold another televisit hearing on legal motions from defendants kenneth chesebro and sidney powell. and we could learn more about where this entire case is headed next. d.a. fani willis wants all 19 to be tried together, but the judge has already called that an unrealistic idea. meanwhile, a judge today denied mark meadows request to pause a decision to keep the charges against him in state court. and as all that is happening, tension is seriously growing in washington after house speaker kevin mccarthy announced an impeachment inquiry into president biden. nbc s peter alexander has more on that. mister president president biden tonight not responding to shouted questions about the house republicans knew impeachment inquiry, as speaker kevin mccarthy is defending his decision to move forward. an impeachment inquiry is s ....
the government. but he says he has a job to do. 18 hours from now, autoworkers in detroit could strike against the big three. the union president says we re likely going to have to take action. he is talking about a targeted strike. and new details on the capture of the escaped killer in pennsylvania, he survived for days on watermelon and stream water and he was planning to escape to canada. and new watches are issued for coastal new england from hurricane lee. cnn this morning starts right now. i know you re counting how many days away are we from potential shutdown? you re putting me on the spot. 17, 16? 16. shutdown, impeachment inquiry, mitt romney, we have a lot to talk about as it relates to the former presidential candidate and current republican senator. and we re glad that you are with us. a government shutdown looming as republicans instead of focusing on their impeachment inquiry of president biden just a couple hours from now, house speaker ke ....
impeachment on joe biden. i have introduced articles of impeachment, to impeach joe biden! i have introduced four different sets of articles of impeachment. then, the trump judge in florida who is quietly helping the ex president delayed justice, and a all in who done it on the totally foreseeable in childhood poverty. the childhood poverty rate and this is one that really jumped out at me has more than doubled during that same time. senator cory booker on who is to blame for forcing children in america into poverty, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. marjorie taylor greene s first every day as the united states congress person in the state of georgia was when she was sworn in on january 3rd, 2021, and just two weeks later, she filed articles of impeachment against the president of the united states. she did that the day after he was sworn in, january 21st 2021. what exactly did joe biden do in 24 hours to warra ....
from environmental groups for watering down his initial targets. our business editor simonjack reports on what we know about this situation. this is a bombshell announcement at the very top of one of britain s biggest business and most globally recognised businesses. bernard looney has been at bp all of his professional life since the early 90s. he spentjust underfour in the top corner office behind me at bp s global headquarters. what s emerged is that, in may of last year, an anonymous source informed the board about allegations about his personal conduct with colleagues. now, the board looked into that at the time. mr looney admitted he d had a small number of personal relationships. they looked into that and found there had been no breach of their compa ny s conduct. however, in the last couple of days, it s emerged that very recent allegations of a similar nature have emerged, and mr looney has admitted that he wasn t fully transparent with the board at the time o ....
prevents him simply from lashing out at court staff, prosecutors, witnesses, jurors, and the family members of the district attorney as well as judge. at a hearing earlier, prosecutors argued that trump s threats go way beyond exercising one s first amendment rights and they said that the threats against the staff and forced the nypd to get involved and even without dangerous rhetoric, the d.a. is having difficulty in getting witnesses to testify since they all know ahead of time that trump will come after them when their names are made public. today s decision is the second time in just 24 hours that a new york court has handed trump a legal defeat. another judge rejected trump s request to prevent the case from going to trial while he tries to move the case out of new york. that was just two hours after his attorneys argued that manhattanites could never make up a fair jury for trump. all of this means that the stage is still set for a trial, where the stakes for dona ....