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there in the final last few seconds. in kelly, kentucky, something else emerges in the sky. we can see venus here at this point in kelly, kentucky. i love the fact that you can see venus. even the president stepping out of the white house to watch. finally, the last major stop for the great american eclipse charleston, south carolina. the clouds cooperating. you know, it really puts us in our place as far as our role in the cosmos, doesn t it, the fact that we here on earth are part of something much bigger. and then sky gazers starting to make the long journey home. in remote rigby, idaho, bumper to bumper traffic for miles. the traffic coming out of idaho goes as far as the eye can see. reporter: this traffic jam started precisely as the eclipse ended. people already had packed, gotten into their cars. one family heading back to california. how long do you expect that to take you with this traffic? about 20 hours. reporter: 20 hours. was it worth it? 20 hours. way. ....
they re telling us that they re starting slowly to unload these places. there are five sets of those. so it s very slow and we re pretty far back in the line. it s going to be at least two hours. he also says he doesn t know what s going to happen to us once we re deplaned, where we ll go in the airport and what resources will be available to us. he said it will take a number of days before things get back to normal. we re in it for the long haul. we ve totally run out of water. they ve asked us kindly not to flush the toilets. otherwise everyone seems to be in a relative calm. they gave us beverages about an hour ago and we re just waiting. wow. it doesn t sound good. how long have you been stuck there? we landed at 2:15. so about five hours. wow. and the pilot is telling you it could be two hours more before you can get off. did you hear what led to this? reporter: it s unclear to us. it s a construction issue. as far as we know there s no power at the airport. lucky ....
saber dueling trends. and in our series planet berlin we need an all of a mongolian x. patterns and warming up the german capital with finest kashmir from her homeland. well outside germany people might struggle to understand his significance spot or don t lend him back 73 and still rocking is a living legend in this country he was the 1st guy for instance who dared to make german language rock music and he pioneered a certain political stance unique in its critique of post-war german division well that s why a new exhibition of his art work in life is a very big deal and he opened it as auto only does rocking for world peace. german rock star you don t live in the bag night in like c. but not in a packed stadium. there he s performing at the city s fine art museum he s showcasing his own paintings and other artifacts that document his form of activism against the berlin wall from the 1970 s. onwards the west german artists campaigned against germany s division with the help o ....
murray, thanks to both of you. thanks for watching our msnbc special. find me on weeknights. it s the beet, 6:00 p.m. eastern. it started as a 30-minute phone call between two presidents. it erupted into a full-scale scandal that now threatens to bring down donald trump. today i m announcing the house of representatives is moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. our president sacrificed our national security and our constitution for his personal political benefit. they ve been trying to impeach me from the day i got elected. and you know what? they failed. you ve seen the headlines. tonight we ll dive deep into the part of the story you haven t heard. and key players will reveal for the first time what really happened. as we go on assignment. the conversation just after 9:00 a.m. on july 25th started out friendly. president donald j. trump calling his newly elected counterpart, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. this is from the official notes o ....
moment of it. let s bring out my first guest. he fought tirelessly in congress for the american people for the last 18 years, a big welcome for congressman darrell issa. good evening. how are you? i m doing great. judge jeanine: here we are, almost the end of the year. you are finishing up 18 years in congress. i have been dying to ask you this question. what can you tell us that you couldn t tell us before. what frustrated you the most of? what did you have to do in order to stay in congress that frustrated you? those are several great questions. i think one the viewers would not be surprised that really does burn me is the difference between what people say on the campaign trail and what they do in my party. we want to end the death tax. no they don t, they just don t want to pay it themselves. we want to lower taxes, no we just want to lower taxes on ourselves. there is a lot of self-serving. you see it in the negotiations for principle solutions versus what ge ....