. >> reporter: senate president pro tem kevin deleone spoke certainly on the floor of the -- deleon spoke sternly on the floor of the state senate about sexual harassment. >> we must start here and we must start now about holding people accountable for their conduct. >> reporter: deleon accepted the resignationful his former roommate, senator tony mendoza, who is accused of engaging in unwanted sexual advances towards six women. his resignation shocked senators who spent the morning debating whether to expel him from his position. mendoza wrote, "it is clear that senate president pro tem kevin deleon will not rest until he has my head on a platter to convince the me too movement of his sincerity in supporting the me too cause." >> i think his colleagues were not there to support him. i think they wanted to have him expelled. >> reporter: an independent investigation revealed mendoza more likely than not engaged in unwanted flirtatious and sexually suggestive behavior with multiple subordinates including drinking alcohol with a 19-year-old intern and asked one to come to his home under the

in january, kevin deleon and speaker anthony rendon planned to release documents related to sexual harassment claims that have been substantiated. >> these documents contain large segments with names of accusers. they talk about discussing illegal sex acts, inappropriate touching and using state computers to access x-rated sites. >> one complaint names travis allen, currently running for governor. alleging alan put both hands on her shoulders and gave them a squeeze. allen's response "i'm sure i have shaken many hands and tapped many shoulders but there has never been anything in any of my actions that have been an appropriate." >> another candidate for governor called allen a known predator on twitter and says he should drop out of the race. assembly member autumn burke is named, accused of discussing a no sex with a co-worker. burke said in a statement that

was trying to do was prevent deleon from getting the endorsement, but he'll run to the senator's left the immigration issue in a big way, but this is also probably the high water mark for his candidacy. it will be difficult to unseat a senator who has a huge campaign war chest and also a senator who has over 90 percent name recognition, so really the devil will be in the details here, but it's going to be really, really difficult. even under the top two system for him to unseat someone that popular in california. >> yeah, but david in the interim, how bad is this for senator feinstein. >> if you look at it, you're going into the den of activists. these are the progressives in the core of the democratic party. this is a base party that's moved to the left, occupied by the sanders people, and that's going to tonight to roll out over the next year, but deleon will try and take advantage, and he'll hope a republican doesn't enter the race, but it will be difficult for him moving forward. he doesn't have the cash or name recognition, but it's important that feinstei n has to move ahead. >>

. >> neither dianne feinstein or kevin deleon picked up enough support.een branding himself as a fresh face. feinstein addressed the committee admitting it was a tough time to be an incumbent while taking a shot at president trump. >> i have never seen the presidency, i'm going to say it, as disgraced as it is today. >> feinstein's campaign said it views deleon not getting the endorsement a victory. >>> a car slams into a car, it's a miracle a child was not hurt. >>> the flu killing drug that works in one day, where patients may soon be getting it. >>> and a little later. >> some much needed joy there are seven continents... seven seas... but at at celebrity cruises, we'd argue... more than seven wonders. for a limited time enjoy two free perks, like complimentary wi-fi and drinks. a savings for everyone in your stateroom when you book now, during the celebrity cruises sail beyond event. >>> a few moments and a few feet helped a family avoid a tragedy in southern california. >> a mother and her son just left the baby's room right before a car barrelled in

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deleon is branding himself as a fresh face for progressive. feinstein admitted that it's a tough time to be an incumbent while taking a shot at the same time at president trump. >> this is not an easy time to run for office. i have never seen the preside y presidency, i'm going to say it, as disgraced as it is today. >> here's how her campaign is spinning it. telling abc 7 news that deleon not getting the endorsement is a victory for feinstein. >>> you probably received robo calls at one point or another. >> i think everyone has. now an east coast company developing an app and it actually thinks it can defend you from phone, scam artists and telemarketers that's creative. it works in two ways. first it blocks more than 200,000 phone numbers known to be robo callers and second, it uses answer bot to shut down spammers. here's an example. >> hello? >> i have a baby here that's sleeping. >> oh, sorry about that. >> isn't that fascinating. robo calls rank as the top complaint to the federal communications commission. the agency believes americans

. >>> california senate leader kevin deleon received a significant boost in his insurgent bid to defeat challenger senator dianne feinstein. the service employees international union, a very prominent labor union, announced it is backing deleon. that's because of his positions on a $15 minimum wage, immigration and environmental activism. supporters of a plan known as "calexit" will be outside the state capital today, to relaunch their push to get it on the 2018 ballot. it needs more than 585,000 signatures to qualify. the campaign is looking to get california to break away from the rest of the united states. >>> the nation's top intelligence officials say the u.s. is seeing signs of russian meddling in upcoming midterm elections. intelligence claims moscow interfered in the 2016 presidential election which led to the fbi investigation into possible trump campaign connections. russia denies the allegations and president trump has called the fbi probe a witch hunt. >>> the top democrat on the house intelligence committee claims his party won't revise their counter memo which is related t

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i'm going to say it, as disgraced as it is today. >> feinstein's campaign tells us that it views deleon not getting the endorsement as a victory. >>> tracking some scattered showers moving through the santa cruz mountains. if your commute takes you through there, it could be slick in spots. that's going to hang around another 45 minutes or so. the next batch will come in towards 7:00, 8:00. here's a look at temperatures. mid to upper 40s throughout our inland east bay neighborhoods. the cool spots, you have to go up an elevation. mt. diablo at 34. concord the warm spot at 50. more 50s in san carlos, napa, novato. 47 in san jose. up in the hills, los gatos about 39. pacifica, good morning, at 47 degrees. here's a look at the exploratorium camera looking back at san francisco. you can see a few drops on the lens. if you're out and about today, rain steady and showers this afternoon. it's also going to be cooler if you're exercising. at the beaches, also going to be breezy there. let's take a look at the peninsula. steady rain at 8:00. then showers from noon to 2:00 and another chance at 2

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nicholas deleon and barbie tate are engaged. >> i would like to celebrate everything that we have donethe relationship that we have built together and really start planning ahead for the future. >> reporter: along with monogrammed towels and checks from family members, it's likely barbie and nicholas will experience some other financial benefits to getting married, like lower taxes. >> married couples may savings when they file a joint tax return. if you married in 2017, you may be able to save more this year by itemizing your deductions rather than taking the standard deductions. as for future tax returns, get advice from your financial exeffoe expe expert. >> reporter: if you have family health coverage at work, and your spouse doesn't, adding your spouse to your policy may cost a bit more but give you peace of mind. you can reduce social payments of up to 50% of your spouse's entitlement. >> to get this spousal benefit, you need to be at least 62 years old and your spouse must also have applied for benefits. >>> f >> reporter: for married couples the cost of ensuring two cars under

thethey were more eager to back her challenger deleon who has stronger progressive credentials, but he too failed to get the 60 percent needed for the endorsement meaning neither candidate will get extra campaign cash leading into the june primary. >>> democrats are having their say on russian meddling in the last presidential election. they released a memo as a rebuttal to the republican memo. the democratic memo is 10 pages long. it's a rebuttal to the much shorter memo the republicans released a few weeks ago. the democrats claim their information shows that fbi and doj officials did not abuse their surveillance authority when they sought a fisa warrant to spy on former trump campaign advisor carter page. >> carter page was of interest for his connections to the russians for years before 2016. october of 2016. he had all sorts of contact. he'd been with the russians. he'd been speer viewed by the fib -- interviewed by the fbi. >> the house intelligence committee republicans claim the anti-trump dossier formed an essential part of carter page fisa application, and that the initial ap

rosa deleon volunteers with a project that seeks to help families facing immigration. they're taking calls from employers concerned about their employees being targeted. including one that was served with an i-9 audit note. >> in the city of gilroy yesterday, multiple community members report what they thought was raids on immigrants. >> this is an immigrant community so it hits home. >> reporter: the department of homeland security did not return our request for confirmation, but city officials say they are looking into the matter on behalf of their residents. >> we want to make sure they feel comfortable approaching local law enforcement to report any crimes or any other issues they may have. >> reporter: immigration advocates stress the importance of not -- >> call the hot line immediately so we're able to dispatch rapid responders to confirm whether or not immigration enforcement is taking place in the community. >> reporter: as the search for clarity and understanding continues on. in the south bay abc7 news. >>> abc7 learned that the flu has already peaked in cal

poll by the public policy institute shows feinstein trouncing her main opponent, state senator kevin deleon by nearly 50%. >>> she just announced a trip to the bay area and tonight we've learned former first lady michelle obama is working on her first memoirs. the book will be called becoming and hit shelves in november. ms. obama just announced a visit to oracle arena. she'll hold a question and answer style discussion centered around her initiatives as first lady on education and healthy living. the event is march 28th. tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. >>> there's new hope for diplomacy between north and south korea thanks to the olympics games. kpix5's betty yu talked to people in the east bay who say the games could bring about actual change between the north and the south. >> reporter: the winter olympics came to a spectacular close with athletes from north and south korea marching together wearing different uniforms. north korea's delegation was seated just behind ivanka trump who was representing the united states. >> similar to what kim jong un did by sending his younger siste

activists were more eager to back her primary challenger, state senate leader kevin deleon. he is crafting himself as a fresh face with stronger progressive credentials. however, he also failed to earn the 63% needed to win the endorsement. that means neither candidate will get extra campaign cash leading into the june primary. >>> mexican president henrique peÑa has called off a trip to washington to meet with president trump. that was reportedly a decision made after a tense phone call. according to the washington post, the president of mexico was planning the trip for this month or early march. this was when he told the post that he called off the plan after president trump would not agree to publicly affirm mexico's position that it would not fund the construction of a border wall. >>> we are learning more about the democrats fbi memo that was released yesterday. as allison barber tells us, the democrats are pushing back on gop claims of surveillance abuses in the fbi's russia investigation. >> reporter: the democrats memo is 10 pages long, it is a rebuttal of the four-p

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she is the state's senate's oldest member facing an insurgent challenge from deleone who won 57% still short of the 60% and feinstein received 37%. that means neither candidate will get the party's seal of approval or extra campaign cash leading into the june primary. california state senator tony mendoza facing sexual misconduct claims will run for re-election without the support of the democratic party. delegates voted 35-10 against an endorse president and stepped down last week right before a possible vote to expel him. an investigation found he likely engaged in unwanted aggressive sexual behavior with six women. mendoza denies any wrongdoing. >> the u.s. supreme court will hear oral arguments tomorrow in a case that could limit the power of public employee unions in california and 23 other states. attorneys for both a public worker in illinois and a large labor union will appear before america's highest court. the worker believes being forced to pay dues even if he doesn't join a union violates his constitutional rights. bay area unions and two elected leaders will keep the law a

deleon came close with 54% to her 37%.einstein's stop strategist tells me i don't think this is a critical moment in this campaign she has a big lead in all the polls and a big financial advances. >> for my opinion, san francisco, the state of california and our country is lucky to have dianne feinstein. >> reporter: likely to battle it out in the general election in november. in the news room, carolyn tyler. >>> we have pretty much seen it all. >> and it has been a wild day. spencer christian is here tracking the forecast. >> it is going to stay that way for a bit. broad area of green there. whites and pinks indicating snow. wintry weather here. reports of hailstorms. it is 46 degrees in san francisco. oakland 45. another dramatic western looking sky in our sutro tower. santa rosa 45. one more view of the western sky from our exploratorium camera. windy and chilly overnight. sunnier and milder conditions tomorrow and a stormy pattern begins late wednesday. still looking at this evening's storm which rarnks one on the impa

deleon came close with 54% to her 37%. feinstein's stop strategist tells me i don't think this is a critical moment in this campaign she has a big lead in all the polls and a big financial advances. >> for my opinion, san francisco, the state of california and our country is lucky to have dianne feinstein. >> reporter: likely to battle it out in the general election in november. in the news room, carolyn tyler. >>> we have pretty much seen it all. >> and it has been a wild day. spencer christian is here tracking the forecast. >> it is going to stay that way for a bit. broad area of green there. whites and pinks indicating snow. wintry weather here. reports of hailstorms. it is 46 degrees in san francisco. oakland another dramatic western looking sky in our sutro tower. santa rosa 45. one more view of the western sky from our exploratorium camera. windy and chilly overnight. sunnier and milder conditions tomorrow and a stormy pattern begins late wednesday. still looking at this evening's storm which rarnks one on the impact

her opponent, kevin deleon failed to earn the 60% support needed for the endorsement. he got more than feinstein. she is still heavily favored to win in november because of her unlimited resources and support among california independents and republicans if a jung s in primary. >>> "the new york times" reporting harvey weinstein's film company is slated to file for bankruptcy protection after last-ditch talks to sell to investor group collapsed. the $500 million deal would give the control to the head of the small business administration. the new york attorney general's office filed lawsuit. >>> should the u.s. lower demands with the nuclear talk s with north korea? one key ally says yes. we are live in south korea next. >>> north korea's participation in the winter olympics has come to an end. the last two weeks in pyeongchang is remembered for bringing the koreas together in a moment of unity. now the world wonders if pyongyang and the u.s. can get together. let's bring in paula hancocks who is live in pyeongchang with the latest. good morning, paula. >> reporter: ry

on security the fact that the white house atoefrtemp to obscure >>> state senate president kevin deleon won the support of still short of the 360% needed. feinstein received a standing ovation for her remarks. >> new details about california state senator tony men ddoza. delegates voted to not endorse mendoza. he stepped down over sexual misconduct allegations right before a vote to expel mendoza denies any wrong doing. >>> tickets go on sale for michelle obama's first visit to the bay area. she will be part of an event on march 28th. it is billed as a mayor daloder conversation. the presale has already started with those tickets priced at $3,000. this will be her first appearance in the bay area since november. >>> a german shepherd is improving after he was shot three times while protecting his teenaged owner from home invasion robbers. he underwent surgery. he was hit in the neck, leg and right hand leg. the 16-year-old hid in his closet. rex bit one of the robbers and was shot afterwards. >> they didn't hesitate shooting rex and didn't hold back on anything. if he wasn't there they

deleon is crafting himself as a fresh face. >> the democratic party after the loss of hillary clinton, i think voters are saying we're tired of the old institutions, and the old way of doing democratic politics. we're looking for a new way and a new direction. >> both candidates failed to earn the 60% support needed to win the endorsement. that means neither candidate will get extra campaign cash leading into the june primary. >>> there'll be no endorsement in the governor's race either. >>> time is 5:11. after weeks of waiting the democrats released a memo with their answer to republican claims that the justice department abused surveillance. this has pitted two california congressmen against each other. the fbi and justice department abused the rules to spy on members of the trump campaign. the top democrat on the committee says the justice department started investigating the ties to russia before getting information from a file that was financed by the hillary clinton campaign. >> we think this will inform the public of the inaccuracies. >> the democrats are not only trying to cov

still daily own is determined -- deleon continues to fight. >> reporter: feinstein talked about the dacaat is an issue that de leon has been championing .>> we will not give up the fight. i pledge this to you. >> reporter: and she admitted that the political climate seems different this year. >> this is not an easy time to run for office.>> was a cane for kpix5. >>> one bay area lawmakers said that governments could be willing to shut down the government over gun control. here is what we learned this morning. >> i could see us doing that but it would be the same thing we asked for for dreamers. we did not say that we wanted our bill to be passed. we demanded was a vote. that is what we asked for. i could see the same thing on this. we have had 300 bills introduced in the years that i have been in congress aim.gun violence reduction. none of them has been to hearing. >> yesterday hundreds of people packed a townhall meeting in lafayette. gun violence was addressed there. >>> students were allowed to return to marjory stoneman douglas high school today. and a local sheriff is defending the

rosa deleon. volunteer was the rapid response network in santa clara county, a community defense project which seeks to protect families from separation. they've been responding to calls from those concerned about their employers being targeted including at least loot one business in santa clara served with an i-9 audit notice the other day. >> we make sure the workers know in re rights and have the legal support that they need. >> reporter: in the city of gilroy yesterday multiple community members reported seeing what they thought were raids on local businesses. >> it's the first state to go sanctuary we're getting hit we knew that. >> the department of homeland security did not return our request for dirmgs but city officials say they are looking into the matter on behalf of residents. >> it has an impact on the the state of mind, on their overall kpfrt and even quality of life. we want to have a trusting, positive relationship with not just our immigrant community but with all citizens. >> man

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senator feinstein failed to receive the necessary vote against kevin deleon.y in june and feinstein, who is a political institution, who has a whole lot of money and a big lead in the polls but as the senator herself would admit, nothing about the politics of 2018 is predictable, including the fact she could hear loud foot steps from california all the way to washington. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. >>> you know, i really believe you don't know until you test it, but i really believe i would run in, even if i didn't have a weapon. >> in the wake of the deadly school shooting in florida, president trump shares what he might have done had he been from when shots rang out. the extent comes as the president, lawmakers and state leaders try to find solutions for gun control. >> plus, the deputy is now defending himself in a new statement. >>> in the white house probe, hope hicks is expected to testify in a long anticipated appearance before the house intelligence committee

senator feinstein failed to receive the necessary vote against kevin deleon.has criticiz criticiz criticized feinstein on her views. there's a primary in june and feinstein, who is a political institution, who has a whole lot of money and a big lead in the polls but as the senator herself would admit, nothing about the politics of 2018 is predictable, including the fact she could hear loud footsteps from california all the way to washington. that is our broadcast for monday evening. as we start a new week, thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> this crew is indicted four people already for lying to them. >> as the president's lawyers try to keep trump away from a mueller interview -- >> for a person that doesn't use an economy of words like the president, it could be a disaster. >> tonight congressman adam schiff on more guilty pleas. the release of his memo and the collapse of trump's plot to stop mueller. >>> then -- >> we need a li

deleon brown laying it up plus the foul. tide at 28 at the half. don coleman gives the bears the first three of the game in the second half. let us update right now. and it is blank to blank. cal was down about 5 or six the last time i checked in the second half. graphic error. bob le month a big time agent representing coaches like john gruden jak del rio. he severed ties with josh mcdaniels and left him at the alter to it 11th hour as to stay in new england. how awkward is indy hired three assist coaches ha that mcdaniels wanted on his staff then he bailed on all of them. now after waiting for mcdaniels until after the super bowl. the colts have to start from krach while a bunch of candidates they would have considered have taken other jobs. >> there is no persuasion. let me make this clear. i want -- and we want as an organization a head coach that wants to be all in. we got work to do. i've not once hid that. we have work to do. i want somebody 100% committed to partnering with us and getting that work done. >> pebble beach national pro-am retu

senator feinstein failed to receive the necessary vote against kevin deleon.a primary in june and fi feinstein, who is a political institution, who has a whole lot of money and a big lead in the polls but as the senator herself would admit, nothing about the politics of 2018 is predictable, including the fact she could hear loud foot steps from california all the way to washington. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. >>> so here's an unexpected twist in the news. on friday of course you'll remember the deputy chairman of the trump presidential campaign, rick gates, he changed his plea in federal court to guilty. he previously had been pleading not guilty, had been fighting dozens of felony charges. but with his guilty plea on friday, the government agreed not to pursue the charges they had previously brought against him. he pled guilty instead to two new counts, including lying to the fbi and in so doing signed a very thorough cooperation agreement, which compels

rosa deleon volunteers with a comment defense project which seeks to protect immigrant families fromration. they have been responding to a number of calls from those who are concerned about their employers being targeted, including at least one business in escalator that was served with an i--9 you audit notice the other day. >> we are making sure the workers know what their rights are and have the legal support that they need. >> reporter: in the city of gilroy multiple community members reported what they thought were raids on local businesses. >> it is the first stating to sanctuary. we are going to get hit. would know that. >> reporter: the department of homeland security did not return our request for confirmation but city officials say they are looking into the matter on behalf of their residents. >> it has an impact on their state of mind on their overall comfort, on even their quality of life. we want to have a trusting, positive relationship with not just our immigrant community but with all citizens. >> reporter: many are stressing the importance of not spreading rmors when

. >> reporter: nicholas deleon and barbie tait are engaged. >> i'm real excited to celebrate, everything, and relationship that we have built together, and, start planning ahead for the future. >> reporter: along with monogram towels and checks from family members it is likely barbie and nicholas will experience other financial benefits, like lower taxes. >> married couples may find tax savings when they file a joint tax return. if you married in 2017 you may be able to save more this tax season by itemizees are combined, deductions rather than taking standard deductions. as for future tax returns, talk tour financial expert. >> reporter: getting better or less costly health insurance can be a major benefit for newlyweds. if you have family health coverage at work and your spouse doesn't adding your spouse to your policy may cost you a bit more but can give far more peace of mind. if you think long term you can receive social security payments of up to 50 percent of your spouse's even teen it. >> to get this you need to be at least 62 years old and your spouse must already have filed for

kevin deleon is running against feinstein in california.of the vote to feinstein's 37%. neither worked the 60 vote threshold for endorsement. good to have you with us. >> thank you very much for having me here today. >> as we know dianne feinstein still heavily favored to win in november. you are nearly 30 points behind. she started the year with $10 million in the bank and you had just over $300,000. are you offering democrats a viable campaign? >> first and foremost let me say i respect very much senator d e feinstein. i respect her commitment to the great state of california. i think a lot of folks -- and i want to be clear. i think folks think i am running against dianne feinstein and those are the national headlines. the point is there are so many californians, millions of californians whether they are young students, college students, farm workers, housekeepers, union workers, teachers, nurses. they want a different voice in washington, a voice that will represent them. i think they are tired of the status quo in washington, d.c. it's

she has a challger in the primary, kevin deleon, who is al a democrat, and got more support than she from theat party at the state party convention. he didn't get the 60% to get the endorsement. but dianne feinstein has long had the issue in california where she has been seen more moderate tn her veryli bright-blural state, and that energy is reflected in the activists that are part of the state democratic party. >> got it. amy, quickly, democra sa they're targeting 100 seats. is that realistic? >> they have intensity and they want to take advantage of that. intensity is a terrible th waste. democrats have it in fundraising, candidate recruitment and they're spoing it in ths, so why not spread it as far and wide, if you're not going to win all the districts, you're probably not going to be able to invest in all the districts,ut you might get a surprise or two. we need 24 seats. it's easier to get 24 seutts of 100 than trying to win 24 out 40 seats. >> you can miss when you apple wide. thank you both very much. >> you're welcome. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, we continue ouesoccasi

we're pleased to have joining us today, jason deleon, associate prefer of anthropology here at the university and director of the undocumented migration project. his research on latin american migration explores among other topics, violence, deaths, and mourning. he is the author on the book "the land of open graves. living and dying on the migrant trail" was award it a grants for his work that the macarthur foundation cite for, quote, challenge little audiences to confronted the come mixty of international migration and american policy choices. and to moderate the discussion today, we're pleased to have anne lynn associates professor of pock policy and teaches cores on public policy and implementation, qualitative research methods and a range of topics tied to immigration. some i'm going to turn things over to ann to guide our conversation today, but before we do, i want to remind you that it's our policy at wallace house always to invite our audience to participate in our conversation. we have given question cards. when you came in. if you don't have a card, as the conversation is going on,

while neither reached the threshold required to win the nomination, deleon garnered 54% compared to feinstein's 37%. the two will face off in a primary which should give feinstein an edge. in yet another sign the party is tilting left ward, the democratic committee campaign is refusing to endorse dan lapinski. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ hey ron! they're finally taking down that schwab billboard. oh, not so fast, carl. ♪ oh no. schwab, again? index investing for that low? that's three times less than fidelity... ...and four times less than vanguard. what's next, no minimums? ...no minimums. schwab has lowered the cost of investing again. introducing the lowest cost index funds in the industry with no minimums. i bet they're calling about the schwab news. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. >>> welcome back to "hardball." yesterday the last of the stoneman douglas high school shooting victims was laid to rest. today president trump hosted a bipartisan round table discussion with a number of state governors on what to do about gun violence. and once again, trump flirted with the notion o

more than half of the delegates voted to back her challenger, kevin deleon. lack of endorsement is not fatal in the california primary and feinstein enjoys a lead in the polls. in pennsylvania democrat connor lamb is out with the final pitch for next month's special house election. in short, i don't back nancy pelosi. >> my opponent wants you to believe the biggest issue in this campaign is nancy pelosi. it is all a big lie. i've already said on the front page of the newspaper that i don't support nancy pelosi. >> her high name i.d. and negative numbers have made her a popular republican foil. but democrats usually don't say they don't back pelosi. so what are these two stories mean? they could be some growing pains on the march to the midterms but they could be a sign that the party is looking to get younger more liberal and is ready to move on. more "mtp daily" right after this. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that

her biggest challenger state senate leader kevin deleon winning most of the support.ived enough votes for endorsements. >> she hasn't been resisting strong enough. seriously. >> as a mother and daughter fight for their lives, shooting an armed robbery suspect inside their oklahoma family liquor store, 30-year-old ashley lee pulling out a gun from behind the counter, opening fire on the man as he attempts to attack her. 53-year-old woman struggling with the suspect as her heroic daughter fires another bullet forcing him to bolt out of the store. the suspect is in critical condition. >> admirers lining up along 130 mile procession paying their respects to america's pastor billy graham. the motorcade from asheville north carolina to charlotte attracting thousands of people saturday. a pastor whose roots run deep with the reverend graham joined us earlier. here's what he had to say. >> in many ways i'm not only a christian but i'm a pastor of first baptist church dallas because of billy graham. billy always pointed people to that hope that was available to everyone throug

instead party members supporting her primary challenger kevin deleon. >> i think it shows how far thetic party is in california. i read a headline this morning. nancy pelosi is the most conservative democrat running in her own seat. think of what the nation looks at where nancy pelosi is and she is the conservative democrat in san francisco. they are so out of step with the rest of the party and so out of step with the rest of the country. >> sandra: let's bring in karl rove former deputy chief of staff to george w. bush and fox news contributor. interesting point by kevin mccarthy just how far left have democrats gone in california? >> well, it's not just in california. it's across the country. you are seeing lots of congressional candidates who are running for seats now held by republicans that were carried by hillary clinton who are to the far left fringe of the democratic party. let me give you a couple examples. texas congressional district 7 republican john culverson. six democrats are running. one is so far left wing that there was an opposition research package attacking her b

kevin w, her opponent, deleon, put out a statement shows tely saying this there is -- my campaign andainted it as victory, even not get an oo, did endorsement, neither eached the 60%. message?at is the not strong endorsement for either candidate? uest: well, i think the message, dianne feinstein is democrat and her challenger is more progressive. to her from the party in the state, you may not be as democrat in the party for much longer. seen s a battle we've happen since 2016 with bernie sanders and hillary clinton and eeps playing out, not just in the feinstein race, but other primary challenges we're seeing the house. basically a battle for the party's identity, will it be a including ty, moderates and some members in the house that, you know, are against abortion? or, will be move much more to the left as we keep going forward? profiled representative dan lapinski as a struggle.aught in the for those who haven't read the story, what did you write about? congressman represents southwest side of chicago. d plus 5 or 6, progressive challenger this time around. the district for 14 yea