happened between 2:00 and 4:30 so they could be all alone. movie in the making, we will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> it is onto nevada for the 2020 democrats and the third presidential contest, 8 candidates now buying for support as early voting in the caucus is now underway, democratic party looking to avoid the chaos of iowa, hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric sean. senator bernie sanders, well, he's trying to bill on early victories while former vice president joe biden hoping on boost of momentum after disappointing finishes in iowa and new hampshire. the two are among the 2020

hopefuls holding campaign events in the silver state, here is senator sanders and why he will be and the vice president questions key part of sanders' agenda. >> i think all of you know we are getting the establishment just a little bit nervous. they look around and they say, oh, my god, people are beginning to stand up and fight for justice. >> under the medicare for all you must give up your private insurance, you have no choice. when the author of it says, damn, i wrote it, how much does it cost, who knows. eric: hi, ellison. >> hey, eric, we are with the sanders' campaign, you can see behind me a rally is getting underway, early voted started in the state today, senator sanders

is going to be speaking to supporters to encourage them to get out and vote early. we expect him after he speaks here to go with supporters at this event and anyone else who wants to to a nearby polling station so they can vote early, nevada is an important state for a number of reasons, it is the first state to vote in the west, also a state that actually looks a lot more like america than the other two early states that we have seen already vote. iowa, new hampshire, we know those are incredibly white states, not a whole lot of diversity, nevada is the first test for these candidates to see how well they do amongst diverse electoral group of voters, also a big deal because of what happened in iowa caucus, nevada has a caucus as well and they say that they are better prepared than what happened in iowa will not happen here, that's something looming over this as we head closer to caucus day, how they will handle it.

they were initially going to be using an app similar to the one used in iowa, the someone that had so many issues but democrats here in nevada said they decided to have scrap idea and now going with off the shelf technology made by google to hopefully avoid some of the issues, hopefully all of the issues that we saw in iowa, eric. eric: paper could be probably the best. meanwhile michael bloomberg, he's been coming up fast, a lot of talk about him especially with super tuesday, what's the latest? >> yeah, a number of candidates that will be in las vegas tonight for the get-out caucus gala, michael bloomberg is not in this state, he's skipping all early states so he could very well participate in next debate, one poll away for qualifying for that, despite he's not physically here in nevada, he's dominating headlines across the country not only things that he has said or allegedly done or said in the past but what he

will do in the future. he's been accused of making inappropriate comments about women working for him, one former employee sued bloomberg and his company saying that he said to kill it after she was pregnant, bloomberg denies that. underscores how bloomberg and his company, bloomberg, lp, the bloomberg campaign responding to the article posted a video on twitter feature women who worked with bloomberg talking about positive experience with him, mike has always hired women to lead and supported women and balancing work, work with families and that he has zero tolerance where women are not respected. bloomberg is considering hillary clinton as running mate after

polling showed they would be formidable pair and bloomberg's communication director is notly refute that, we are focused on the primary and debate, worth swinging out that hillary clinton was asked about the idea of whether or not he would be someone's running mate in an interview not long ago, just a few days ago and she said probably no. eric. eric: let's see if she does, indeed, get the offer and what the answer then will be. arthel. arthel: back in washington and the growing drama surrounding the justice department and the white house, attorney general william barr facing more fallout as doj appoints an outside prosecutor to review the handling of the case against former national security adviser michael flynn and president trump's long-time confidant roger stone makes another bid for a new trial. mark meredith near where the

president is spending the weekend with more on this story, mark. >> arthel, this week the white house has full confidence and faith on the attorney general bill barr, as you mentioned a number of democrats are calling on bill barr to step down. the attorney general he caulked about the controversy that the justice department is facing. president trump has not interfered in any criminal case that is the justice department has been dealing with but several senate democrats are outraged that they overruled prosecutors handling the case of roger stone. prosecutors on that case wanted to ask a judge to sentence him between 7 to 9 years. the department -- the department really overruled the decision, those prosecutors then resigned from the case, the attorney general addressed the controversy in an interview, though, with abc. >> i'm not going to be bullied or influenced by anybody and i

said it, whether it's congress, newspaper, editorial boards or the president, i will do what i think is right. >> but senate democrats are not convinced. they are calling on barr to step down over the matter and on friday we learned that the justice department has brought in outside prosecutor to review the case against the president's former national security adviser michael flynn, flynn pled guilty to lie to fbi and change plea and sentencing has been remained on hold. a lot of developments involving the justice department. as for the president expected to attend a couple fundraisers and tomorrow heading back to washington not before stopping to daytona 500. the president is grand marshal for the event and fox is told that the presidential motorcade could be spotted on the racetrack, all details are still being worked out, that would be

to watch one way or the other. arthel: that would be fun to see. next time get a better backdrop, please. >> nice one, we are happy here. arthel: it's gorgeous, mark, thank you. eric: trump administration reportedly taking new action against sanctuary cities, the white house set to deploy 100 tactical border patrol officers including new york and los angeles in an effort to try to assist ice officials to enforce immigration law. critics of the move, though, are now pushing back and become controversial, lucas thomas in washington joining us with the details. >> hi, eric, wolf says he's deploying special units from the southern border because he's not getting the help he needs. >> our sanctuary cities we get zero help from law enforcement.

most times they are prohibited from helping us due to either state or local law there, not only do they not call us and honor detainers, they won't provide in communities either. >> chicago and new york to reinforce immigration customs officers, additional agents to atlanta, houston, boston, new orleans an newark, new jersey, e move in line with president trump's hard line on immigration. not everyone is happy with the move. the mayor of los angeles as well as police chief say they will not cooperate with the trump administration on this issue. they offered the following message to illegal immigrants. >> no matter the immigration status, i want every angelino to know their right and how it is exercised. remember, you the right to remain silent, you don't have to

open doors to ice agent that doesn't have a warrant signed by the judge. do not be afraid, the city is on your side and rest assured here in los angeles we are not coordinating with ice. >> secretary wolf would like to see more cooperation from democrats on the issue but that would be major challenge in an election year, eric. >> thanks, lucas, arthel. arthel: and there are new developments on the coronavirus outbreak, the u.s. is preparing to evacuate american passengers aboard a quarantine cruise ship in japan, they will undergo further quarantine at home as the virus continues to spread to at least 67,000 cases now confirmed worldwide and at least 1500 deaths most of those deaths in china, let's go to christina coleman. >> cdc announced yesterday that

labs will start testing of new strain of the virus. americans on the quarantine cruise ship will be able to leave the vessel soon. 67 more people on board that quarantine ship have been infected with the virus bringing the total number of cases to 285, the state department chartered a flight to bring american citizens back to the u.s. and to land in japan tomorrow, no one with symptoms would be allowed on the flight and those who do arrive in the u.s. will either go to travis air force base here in california or lockland air force base in texas, the federal government's coronavirus task force is working to get u.s. citizens and virus impacted areas of china back home. >> we need to get them off there, we need to do it in a

safe way that helps individuals, we have individuals who are elderly and frail, protects them from getting infected and we have to take care of help needs. >> china reported 2,641 new cases in 24 hours through midnight friday, significant drop from the more than 5,000 cases reported in the previous 24 hours, this brings the countri' total -- country's total to 66,000 infected. 14 days in an attempt to curve the virus which has killed 3,500 people in mainland china so far. victim was 80-year-old chinese tourist from province, epicenter of the outbreak, daughter got sick but authorities say she's

expected to recover, arthel. arthel: that's some good news there, christina coleman. eric: down playing fears of one here at home, naval lieutenant commander telling military times, quote, in no way does the planning indicate a greater likelihood of an event developing, as military professionals planning for a range of contingencies is something we owe the american people. what can we expect doctor joins us, infectious disease doctor at john hopkins center for health and disease, planning for possible pandemic is, quote, ordering commanders to prepare for widespread outbreaks and confining service members with history of travel to china, so how large and dangerous do you think is the threat? >> i do think that we are going

to face a mild pandemic, something that's spread in the community at least since november in china, spreading efficiently human to human and we will see more and more cases all over the world. it's really important to remember that most cases are mild and we are only hearing and hearing about severe cases because we are not testing mild cases, mild cases are the norm for this infection. eric: when you say mild cases, what do you mean by that is that? >> we know coronavirus cause half of common cold, they may have fever, soar throat and may be the extent of symptoms, only with people with medical conditions and advanced age that advance pneumonia and once we start testing, i think we will find that we do have much more mild cases than we do severe. eric: how much of a danger to us here at home? >> i do think we have to be prepared to see cases in the united states, right now 15

diagnosed. we will probably see more especially now they will test people that are negative for flu, it's going to be disruptive, healthcare systems will have to deal with surge of patients but i think it would be most like 2008 h1n1 pandemic, we will have some trouble dealing with it. eric: military looking at folks deployed overseas especially coronavirus zones, potentially south korea, they will confine people who have been in china since february 2nd, confine them for 14 days, do you think that's enough and the military is on the ball in terms of trying to prevent a spread among other ranks? >> i do think the military is being proactive in looking at service members that have been in areas where the virus are circulating, the issue will rapidly become the world is really going to get hit with this virus and it's going to have high attack rates, meaning many people will get infected,

they are going to be overcome by events just like what happened with h1n1, that kind of -- eric: do you think this is going to roll out? you issued a pretty dire warning and prediction, the basically we think, quoting president xi thinking that it could basically taper off in the summer by april or may, reportedly the chinese president told that to our president because of the hot weather, what do you think is going to happen over the next few months and when would this finally get under control? >> i do think we will see tapering off in the summer, we know coronavirus peak in the winter and spring. we are going to be left with this virus, it establishes itself in human population, may become one of our seasonal

coronavirus, there are four seasonal coronavirus that circulate in winter and spring, that may become the fifth and that's why we need to get to work on a vaccine. eric: vaccine, wash hands, wear the mask, be careful, any symptoms call your doctor, doctor, great to see you, thank you for your insight today. >> thanks for having me. eric: arthel. arthel: democrats raising concerns on justice department and whether attorney general is letting impact high-profile cases, we will talk about that next. >> the attorney general has said it's making it for him to do his extraordinary, i think the president ought to listen to the attorney general who is an outstanding law enforcement officer, top person in -- in the country, the president made a wise selection in picking bill barr [ indistinct talking ]

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it's a crisis of president trump's making. >> very strong words from senate minority leader chuck schumer following president trump's twitter outrage over the roger stone case and this is also coming as attorney general bill barr says the president's tweets make it impossible for him to do his extraordinary. the democrats say the case is raising new concerns about the independents of the justice department, attorney general john decker is here, fox news radio white house correspondent, so john, good to have you. thank you. i want to start with that interview with abc news where ag barr says that the president's tweets make it impossible to do his extraordinary. there are skepticism that the attorney general's publish pushback is rhetorical, is there a lack of independence in attorney general barr? >> that's what the clip said,

that's what chuck schumer he believes and in effect 9 u.s. senators have called on the attorney general to step down from this position but if you watch that interview and know you did, this is troubling, the president's tweet and weighing in on criminal matters make it difficult to do his extraordinary, independent from the white house and that there's no undo political influence that the department of justice makes on a variety matters that come before the justice department. arthel: meanwhile the president said, i have the legal right to make the calls and i might do it again basically, he says he's refraining from stepping going further, if you will, but he says he could if he wants to. >> and the president is right, there's nothing illegal in terms of the president speaking to senior justice department officials even the attorney general about investigations that he would like to see done

on individuals or corporations, that being said that just hasn't taken place, there's been this fire wall, this independence between office of presidency and generally what we have seen in the last half century there's independence in terms of the decisions as it relates to criminal matters that the department of justice pursues. arthel: so yesterday the department of justice dropped the investigation and closed the case against former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe, according to your sources and reporting, john, does the president support that decision? >> he does not. i believe he tweeted about this earlier today, arthel, he's not pleased, the president has railed against andrew mccabe, former deputy fbi director, railed against him publicly in terms of statements, in terms of tweets over the course of the past 2 years, so he's not pleased by that, arthel, and a

lot of conservatives are pleased that the case has been completely dropped against andrew mccabe, this is a final decision, the case is closed against andrew mccabe and he does not have to worry about any type of criminal now being brought against him. arthel: meanwhile there's reporting that the department of justice will resurrect case of michael flynn, former security adviser found guilty for making false statements to the fbi. so the attorney general has appointed an outside prosecutor to re-examine this case, so john by appointing a u.s. attorney based in st. louis does this quell questions of undo presidential pressure on the doj? >> well, certainly not among democrats, they're concern that this is another instance in the same week in which roger stone sentence was reduced by the department of justice, this is another instance of the president perhaps weighing in on another criminal matter on an

individual that obviously has close connections to the president, you remember that general flynn was fired 24 days into the extraordinary as the national security adviser because he lied to the vice president and as it relates to the case brought against him, the charge is that he's been found guilty of, pled guilty to, is that he also lied to federal investigators. he wants to withdraw that guilty ply and that's what this outside investigator, the u.s. attorney for st. louis, missouri has brought onto see whether or not that this case has any type of issues which would relate to perhaps this case being dropped altogether against general flynn and so we will have to see where this particular investigation goes, but it's been quite a week for the department of justice when you think about these 3 particular cases all with connections to president trump, all being brought up in the same week. arthel: resulting in

resignations by some very experienced prosecutors, let me round out and finish with this, john, you mentioned mostly democrats are concerned about this but we did play some sound from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell saying that there needs to be a line of demarcation between doj and the white house in terms of independence. as you know senior democratic lawmakers including senior senator warren call to go resign and how likely that to happen and is there any way that president will fire attorney general? >> the president did send out a tweet he has confidence and the white house saying that the president has full confidence in attorney general william barr and the attorney general has been, i think, arthel one of the strongest allies of the president since he came on board

almost a year ago, i don't think he's going anywhere and obviously he has to deal with all of the incoming from both the left and the right, he's sort of between rock and hard place now when you figure that there's criticism coming from conservatives because of dropping of the case against andrew mccabe but also as you mentioned 9 democratic senators mostly liberals are also calling on the attorney general to step down. arthel: john decker, we have to leave it there. take care. >> you too. eric: we have been investigating what happened to jimmy hoffa. chuck o'brian said drove hoffa to his death has died, he and his family all said he was innocent, but you know chucky seem today know what may have happened, how the loss of chucky o'brian can impact the nearly 45-year long case.

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arthel: new york city police have arrested a second teenage suspect in connection with deadly stabbing of a college student, tessa majors, student killed inside public park near school campus, police believe 3 people tried to mug the 18-year-old then stabbed her when she fought back, a 14-year-old arrested last night, he would be charged with two counts of murder and 4 counts of robbery, a 13-year-old boy was arrested days after tesa major's death. fox news is not naming the suspects because of their age. eric: now to the investigation to what happened to jimmy hoffa, sadly one last lead in the case today, one of the last major suspects chuck o'brian has died.

passed away from apparent heart attack in boca raton, florida. he was considered hoffa's foster son, grew up with the hoffa children, it has been alleged that on july 30th, 1975 it was chucky who drove hoffa to mob meeting where hoffa was killed, chucky, perhaps doing that unknowingly but always professed innocence and love of hoffa suspicions of the hoffa family, jack goldsmith who served as deputy attorney general in administration, hoffa's shadow, chucky had nothing to do with hoffa's murder and fbi and u.s. attorney's office in detroit they were going to clear him but they never did. what does chucky's death mean for the case? the most prominent hoffa expert in the country, we have been working together in fox nation

series. dan, it is sad poynant that chucky has passed away, i -- didn't get the letter of clearance, he seem today know the answers, your thoughts? >> well, those of us who were covering this from the very beginning, chuck was at center stage, he was at the epicenter and chucky by his own statements was incriminating himself because of conflicting moves that day and the fbi seized the car, maroon car, soon of tony who was one of the two mafia cars whom hoffa was expected to meet in act 1 of the case, act 1, hoffa waiting, act 2, driven by persons unknown to the scene of his murder and act 3, disposal of the body which you and i, eric, have been working

on, we are trying to solve act 3 right now as -- as we speak. but in act 1, all of us believe that chuck o'brian was the guy who drove the car because that's what all of the reporters have the same fbi sources and they are calling us chucky o'brian was the guy who drove the car, as consequence for years we believe this to be true. in 1993 somebody called me, a friend called me, turn out the show right now, so i turned on the show and chucky o'brian was being polygraphed, he was being polygraphed by the very famous fbi, respected fbi polygraph operator and he passed with flying colors. >> he always said and insistent that he wasn't there and jack being the harvard law professor, top government professional that he is -- >> wrote a great book. eric: let me play a sound bite of jack, chucky o'brian's

stepson on this program novembe. >> the reasons that i think they were wrong is that they concluded that it was practically impossible for him to have been at the mafia pick up hoffa, alleged to have done so and the idea that he would use the car of the son of the leading suspect to pick up hoffa, the idea that he would actually cooperate with the fbi unlike the other suspects, a lot of the circumstantial case fell apart, they found reasons for not being there and they developed different evidence that swinged to different directions and that's why some of the reasons and i concluded and more as i explain in the book that chucky was not there that day. >> put a squash on letter of clearance, do you think he should get the letter of clearance? >> i think there's still some unanswered questions out there.

gentleman wrote a wonderful book about the relationship between him and his stepfather, you know, i think hoffa shadow is terrific. i think what he has done is great, after 1993, after polygraph test i interviewed phil moscato, part of the network, and phil told me that in act 1 it wasn't chucky o'brian who was driving the card it was vito. eric: the brother of tony. one thing that the book does say and i want to swing this out because we are doing this right now, phil moscato's son and frank apola, body was supposedly buried in jersey city, chucky o'brian does tell jack that tony, quote, had a lot to do with it and it was sanctioned by

new york. chucky in the book backs up what moscato -- he was in charge of it and that's how it was carried out. >> gulio was the actual murderer of jimmy hoffa and hoffa's body was buried. eric: they are not talking, hopefully through our investigation -- >> not yet. eric: hopefully the family, the hoffa and the nation. >> i think we are about to descend upon him, you and me. eric: you're not supposed to tell them that first. >> i interviewed him before, i'm in the only person in the world that interviewed these guys, let's have a reunion.

44 years since you last spoke. eric: dan, good to see you as always. coming up in just a few weeks march third, not going to give you my previews but you can go to fox nation to see it all. ♪ >> do you know where jimmy hoffa is buried? >> absolutely, i'm the only person that knows the location of his final resting place.

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>> i spoke with president xi of china and he's working very hard on this, tremendous problem, but they are very capable and they'll get to it. arthel: that's president trump expressing optimism that china will contain the coronavirus as the worldwide outbreak adds pressure on washington and beijing to cooperate with each other amid tensions between them. joining us now to talk about all of this is gordo gordon chang aa analyst. if you would set the record straight for us on cooperation, is china cooperating with the trump administration? >> not really. for instance, the experts at the cdc have not been allowed into china. also this is a part of broader problem, arthel, the world health organization does have delegation in china but they've been kept away from the scene of

the outbreak, they are not doing much good there, this is a problem because china i think is trying to suppress information on a number of things including how this started because there's a lot of stake for the communist party. arthel: so they are blocking access and withholding information, how do you rectify the situation if these things are makes place? >> it's hard for any other state or multilateral institutions to do anything because communist party believes that it existence is at stake, a lot of rumors going on in china which are really very sort of antiparty and the party just needs to get through this if it's going to survive. so i think that essentially they are rebuffing the united states and rebuffing the who and continue to keep the international community away from what's going on. arthel: but if they are concerned about communism maybe collapsing, not mainland but

hong kong with protestors, might there be culmination of the folks on the mainland fed up with communist government and coupled with hong kong uprising? >> anything is possible right now. xi jinping could gain power or lose power, think about wuhan, it is where 2,000 years of imperial rule started to end. that was where the uprising in 1911 began. and right now, people in china across china are using these hong kong themes because they understand that the disease is not coronavirus, it's really communism. arthel: we showed the sound bite from president trump that thinks that president xi is doing a good extraordinary and working hard to rectify the situation. according to what you say it is

not, should the president tell it like it is? >> i wouldn't say those words, on the other side of ledger, world leaders always sugar coat stuff especially when they are talking about other world leaders, this is really about china and the reason is china has, of course, has been deliberately suppressing information and has been going, we know less about what's been going on as time progresses so i think to a certain extent they are trying to keep trump in the dark, nonetheless, i would be more candid if i were making those words because i think the american people, they depend on good information and correct assessments if they are going to get through this, things are going okay right now, but also we heard before in your show, it could get worse here. arthel: i want to play sound from white house economic adviser larr larry kudlow. >> we have a great trade deal

with them, but on this matter we are disappointed on china's response, it's not gdp but what's happening to the health of the chinese people and you're being honest with us. arthel: a couple of things, really you have a lot of products and goods coming from china, that has been, you know, declined substantially because of the coronavirus outbreak, a, how does that really affect the trade with the u.s. and b, might this coronavirus kill china' ana ambitions of becoming the world dominator? >> put an end to narrative that china will take over the world. what we are seeing disruption in supply chain, for instance, the gm plant in flint, michigan could very well stop operating or operate in different ways because they can't get certain parts from china. we know that south korea has

closed their car plants because they can't get parts from china and we are seeing this across the board in products to car parts. this is going to in the minds of corporate, they will see china as less reliable member of global supply chains and on on the quote from larry kudlow, there have been real change in the administration, it's a much more sobber tone right now. arthel: maybe, quickly because i'm out of time, could the u.s. take advantage of this and perhaps develop and make manufacture more goods here in the u.s. and therefore we don't have to have and perhaps make all of that -- those products more affordable for companies? >> that will be a natural consequence, business will do this on its own, wilbur ross, commerce secretary made comments that have gotten a lot of criticism on this regard, but he was right in the sense, this is going to encourage companies to

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a body of a man was discovered after they found the body of fay, they say he was the neighbor of the girl, alex hogan with more. alex. >> eric, motorcade escorting the little girl's body home after her autopsy. another autopsy the man are linking to her disappearance, investigators found body of cody taylor doors down from where fay went missing in south carolina. evidence found in taylor's trash can led police to his home. search starting on monday after her mom panicked and called 911 for help. >> you last saw her in the front yard? you didn't see which way she went? >> no she was in front of my front porch. >> does she have -- >> i checked all the houses in

my neighborhood and anybody that's actually answered actually are looking for her too. >> investigators saying taylor had no criminal history, right now police are not looking for any other person of interest and there's no threat to the public, of course, there are still a lot of questions as to what exactly happened to this little girl and, of course, should yield more answers. eric: that's just so sad and tragic, alex, thank you. arthel: very sad, that will do it for eric and i, we will be back at 4:00 p.m. eastern with more, hope you can join us then. eric: see you then. ♪ and be open with your doctor about anything you feel. physically, and emotionally. body and mind. the business of road trips... ...adventure... ...and reconnecting.

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