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bill: in is the news of the moment. fox news confirming that democratic california senator dianne feinstein has died at the age of 90. she was currently serving a sixth term in the senate, winning election in 1992. described as the year of the woman in that election. she would become the longest tenured woman serving in the u.s. senate. rest in peace, god rest her soul. we watched her with her health continueing to decline over the past year. a fighter to the end. i m bill hemmer. dana has the day off today. welcome to the coverage of the ongoing story. i m jacque heinrich, this is america s newsroom. she has battled health problems and multiple hospital stays battling shingles earlier this year. she missed a pair of votes yesterday afternoon and she was also absent from a senate judiciary committee meeting. the senior senator from california was 90 years old. bill: one of the images that comes to mind immediately is what we saw recently, the effort she made to ....
stuff. seven republicans swear it off tonight at the ronald reagan library in california. and of course, you know, just one a basic political level, two questions coming out of tonight s debate, the obvious one, anything that happened in the second debate, will it have impacts on their standing in race. we had one debate already that first debate last month appear to have no major effect on the polls at all. there was only one candidate who got a significant polling bump, and that was the guy who did not attend. donald trump got the largest bump of all the candidates out of the first debate. again, he was not there. the stakes are higher this time around, candidates fundraising boost out of this debate to get their campaigns to keep going. and also to qualify for the next debate. they all have to get momentum out of this. previous years, republican presidential primaries, by this time in the calendar high-profile candidates had already started dropping out. so, if past ....
i m rachel maddow here in msnbc with my beloved colleagues, chris hayes, joy reid stephanie ruhle. great to all be together in this difficult time we will be joined by california governor gavin newsom in a little bit. he was there at the debate, god bless and we will get his take on what went down tonight the debate is just now wrapping up after two hours of talking stuff. seven republicans swear it off tonight at the ronald reagan library in california. and of course, you know, just one a basic political level, two questions coming out of tonight s debate, the obvious one, anything that happened in the second debate, will it have impacts on their standing in race. we had one debate already that first debate last month appear to have no major effect on the polls at all. there was only one candidate who got a significant polling bump, and that was the guy who did not attend. donald trump got the largest bump of all the candidates out of the first debate. again, he was no ....
right now on andrea mitchell reports, crossing the line. the judge in donald trump s hush money trial admonishing the former president s legal team during a hearing today to determine whether mr. trump repeatedly violated a gag order when attacking witnesses and jurors. the judge has not yet ruled on whether to fine the former president as prosecutors are requesting. plus, back on the stand. the first witness answering more questions today as prosecutors try to establish the timeline of what they call donald trump s orchestrated criminal scheme to turn the 2016 election. how mr. trump is reacting while sitting just feet away. and the u.s. supreme court preparing to hear mr. trump s claims of presidential immunity. retired justice stephen breyer joins me on his new book reading the constitution as well as the conflicting legal philosophies now dividing the court. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. at the hush money trial in new york today, judge ....
not stepping down on a growing pressure to resign. and, less than a week away from a growing possible shutdown, kevin mccarthy s attempts to fund the government just got a whole lot more complicated. then, hollywood writers reach a tentative deal with studios, we ll break down what s in the agreement, and what happens next, as the 11th hour gets underway this monday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle, we re following developments in the multiple criminal cases against donald the champ. a judge has granted fulton county d. a. fani willis s request to keep jurors identity secrets in any upcoming trial, involving trump and his 18 codefendants. this decision comes as we see new reporting from the new york times about the rise in threats and intimidation as trump s criminal cases are moving forward. earlier this evening, january six hearing witness, cassidy hutchinson, spoke to our own rachel maddow, about what attacks, about the attacks that come from don ....