The House has delivered the articles of impeachment formally to the Senate so they can begin their trial. Speaker Nancy Pelosi also named a seven-member prosecution team to make the case for impeachment. One of the biggest questions that remain are whether any witnesses will be called and if new evidence released by Democrats will make any impact. Brett Samuels, White House reporter at The Hill, joins us for more.




Next, the FAA is investigating why a Delta airlines plane making an emergency landing at LAX dropped jet fuel over a playground covering children and some adults. Special procedures dictate that if necessary, fuel dumps must be made from higher altitudes and over unpopulated areas. Thankfully there were no serious injuries. Colleen Shalby, reporter at the LA Times, joins us for more on the outrage after this fuel was dumped on kids.




Finally, the last Democratic debate before the Iowa caucuses was on Tuesday and everyone was waiting for fireworks between Sen. Bernie Sanders and Sen. Elizabeth Warren for comments he allegedly made saying a woman could not win the presidency. While the candidates did play nice on stage, there was a tense moment between the two after the debate. Emily Glazer, politics reporter at the WSJ, join us for the moments that mattered in the debate.

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