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Cheap plug. ton of archive data, news clips, check it out, please. >> i was going to plug it for you, my friend. you are stepping on me at that point. its awesome. steve, while i have you, let me ask you this. we have been talking about the presidents attacks now against, for example, elijah cummings, the other tweets against the so-called squad, if you will. he is clearly fanning the flames at the center of his strategy come 2020. put it into historical perspective. >> well, its interesting. th...

♪ we are covering every angle of 2020. we have a programming note for you here inviting you to watch alex witt interview marianne williamson ahead of the second debate coming up today right here on msnbc at 1:00 p.m. eastern. you wont want to miss that. also developing this morning, nearly 150 african-americans who served in former president barack obamas administration are now calling out president trump for his recent attacks on four congresswomen of color. and in a new op-ed they say we...

>> reporter: and the defense says there was more misinformation released early on, like that story about ross researching hot car deaths. ross had clicked on one video posted on a popular website about pets and hot cars, but the defense said that was hardly research. a computer expert testified ross never actively searched for information on hot car death. >> i didnt see him searching for anything at any point in time that would have been how to kill a child in the car or hot car deaths or anyth...

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Inhaling. ep reporter: at childrens hospital in wisconsin, eight teenagers were admitted just wis month with serious lung damage-- coughing, shortness of breath, and chest pains. >> we suspect that these injuries were caused by vaping. >> reporter: mike gutzeit is the rief medical officer. >> its important to know that vaping in teenagers is something that is causing harm to our kids. and we want that message to be loud and clear. >> reporter: its estimated that nationwide, more than three milli...

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♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> odonnell: tonight, syria releases a tourist from st. louis, but other americans, including a journalist, are still being held. olso tonight, democrats take a step toward impeaching the waesident. >> we are exercising our full article one authority. >> odonnell: the speaker meets onne a.o.c. and declares everything a-o.k. >> reporter: do you think you were able to bury the hatchet with congresswoman ocasio- trtez? >> i dont think there was any aatchet. >> od...

The new one is tin. look at the hole >> uhuh. >> reporter: for the mayor, the problems are overwhelming. wo odonnell: wow, david. you know, if the people arent getting help from the central government, how are they getting by? >> reporter: private citizens, norah, really non-governmental organizations. they have been so crucial in places like this. domingo, who you just met, gets $250 a month, but heres the catch-- we were telling everyone about the story airing right now on social media. two pe...