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lawrence i d like you to take a look at something that happened exactly 11 years ago tonight at this very minute, the very first words that were ever spoken on the last word, let s take a look at this. now here s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell, tonight lawrence interviews joe biden. lawrence, hi. ready to go on the first. so we are all pulling for you, and very excited. i can have a better lead. and it s very kind of view, sort of. thanks. rachel could you tell how nervous i was? you actually looked fine he looked totally in control, i look like i had no idea how to do this kind of thing. also, what was that shirt? it s like i borrowed it from someone who is never me? you look, you look yourself. you re totally in control. i was a mess. the network was actually re-running a show at 10 pm. so you never had somebody to hand off to, suddenly there was a live show at 10 pm and you had a little drop to do at the end rachel, because you say ....
politicians. they are rare finds in the world of politics because they are not 100% dependent on speech writers, in fact not at all. they both speak from the heart and the mind, in truly beautiful combinations of intellect and determination and the first is presidents lewinsky who has given his very best interview yet, by far, to the atlantic s jeff goldberg and an apple bomb. one reason it is president-elect skis best interview is that there were no cameras present. he said he was more relaxed without tv cameras when he was speaking with his interviewers. we will consider what president zelenskyy had to say in our first segment tonight and in our second segment tonight you will meet a member of the missouri house of representatives, ian mackay, and he represents a district we are he believes he could never have gotten elected to the missouri town where he grew up because of the strong anti-gay prejudice in that area. he brought his life experience to the floor of the m ....
bestselling author, michael lewis, and whether we will need a brand-new pandemic playbook as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle. as ukraine enters day 52 and its war against russia, moscow has launched two strikes on kyiv and other parts of the country. it is prompting now to increase attacks on the capitol. this may be retaliation for the sinking of a key russian warship, which u.s. officials have confirmed were indeed hit by e to ukrainian missiles. there are also new reports of potential war crimes. police in the area around kyiv say the bodies of more than 900 civilians have been discovered, most of them fatally shot, executed. president zelenskyy now asking the u.s. to declare russia a state sponsor of terrorism. as the fighting intensifies, ukrainian leaders say the world needs to prepare for putin to resort to nuclear weapons. not only me, i think with all of the world, all of the countries have to b ....
sunshine and occasional showers. beautiful weather in south western scotland, the lake district and lancashire into the coast of wales, 18 degrees. but turning a little bit cooler. you can see from the wind direction, from the north and the norwegian sea spreading across the country and bringing showers. 16, i7 country and bringing showers. 16, 17 in scotland and in the south east, around 21 degrees. it will probably hover about 20 degrees in the south for the next few days so this is the bank holiday weekend. elsewhere in the north it is the high teens and you can see a lot of rain icons on the weather map and on the outlook, so changeable weather. but i think bearable temperatures, not too cold just yet. it is too early for that. thanks, tomasz. and that s bbc news at ten. there s more analysis of the day s main stories on newsnight, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one as now its time to join our colleagues across the nations ....
and major storms set to hit the east. first, donald trump criminally indicted in georgia, facing 13 counts. also, 18 alleged co-conspirators charged. rudy giuliani among them, for allegedly trying to flip joe biden s victory in that state. tonight, because this is now at the state level, what this means when it comes to pardons. why this case is so different. our chief investigative reporter aaron katersky standing by tonight. also, breaking news coming in from north korea. what they re now saying about that u.s. soldier that crossed the dmz into north korea. martha raddatz standing by. the haunting images from maui. the grim search for victims. and tonight, the utility now pressed on why the power wasn t cut, with red flag warnings and those high winds. their explanation, and you ll hear it. whit johnson again tonight. the severe storms at this hour set to hit the east coast from the carolinas up through washington, philadelphia, the northeast. damaging winds u ....