on friday tulsi gabbard. on saturday was former obama secretary castro who plans to emphasize his own story of the american dream being raised by his mother a mexican immigrant grandmother in humble circumstances going on to attend stanford and harvard law before becoming the mayor of his hometown, san antonio. >> i'm running for president because it's time for new leadership. because it's time for new energy and it's time for a new commitment to make sure that the opportunities that i've had are available to every american. in the years to come, we must go forward as one nation working towards one death any. >> climate change and health care will be two of castro's top priorities with other democrats who may run including elizabeth senator -- senator elizabeth warren. she has announced that she's acting like someone running. last week in iowa and this week in new hampshire testing of out her message with voters. >> it needs to attack head-on the cost that hard-working families face every day. we need to tack

and joining me now is congresswoman tulsi gabbard. congresswoman, thanks for joining us.you. the president just offered a deal to end the shutdown. he'd extend temporary protections for some dreamers, undocumented immigrants brought to the united states as children in exchange for border wall funding. would you take the deal? >> no. the problem here is that this issue, like so many others in washington, are being relegated to partisan politics. where if a republican is putting forward a proposal, democrats are going to shoot it down. if democrats are putting forward a proposal, republicans are going to shoot it down. really thinking about which party can call a win on this issue. again, which happens with far too many issues. and as a result, the american people end up losing out. trump is putting forward different ideas. democrats have put forward different ideas, but the problem here and why we're in a situation where over 800,000 federal employees are going for now a month without a paycheck and suffering as a result is because of the unwillingness to actually just sit

i'm talking with democratic congresswoman, tulsi gabbard.en, you're barely old enough to even run for president. you're still in your mid-30s. you were, i think, the youngest woman ever elected to the state legislature. when you got to congress, you were the youngest woman. why did you decide so early in life to commit to public service? why did you do all of that stuff at such a young age? >> growing up in hawaii, i had not only the fortunate experience of learning about what it means to live aloha, which aloha is more than just hello and good-bye. aloha really means that we recognize each other as brothers and sisters. and that when we say aloha to one another, we're saying that i'm coming to you with an open heart and with love and compassion and compare and respect. and so i -- i gradually experienced even from a young age that i was most happy when i was doing things to help other people. >> you were sitting in office. you could have gone off to do something else. you decided to quit and go put yourself in a war zone. why'd you do that?

well, we've just said "aloha" to tulsi gabbard, and now it's time to say "aloha" to tulsi gabbard. ( laughter ) next up, former hud secretary and season two "gilmore girls" boyfriend, julian castro. in his announcement, castro gave a nod to his immigrant heritage. >> when my grandmother got here almost 100 years ago, i'm sure she that never could have imagined that just two generations later, one of her grandsons would be serving as a member of the united states congress and the other would be standing with you here today to say these words: "i am a candidate for president of the united states of america." grandmother also couldn't have imagined? that our watches tell us to stand now. i am standing! ( laughter ) speaking-- she's relentless. in other dystopian news, a new company is offering a rejuvenating therapy by charging $8,000 to fill your veins with the blood of young people between the ages of 16 and 25." if you're ever wondering whether you're evil, just ask yourself, "does saying what i'm doing out loud make me sound like the clown from 'it'?" and if this procedure sounds da

tulsi gabbard visited with bashar al assad, and who suppresses his own people. you can agree maybe assad is the best of bad alternatives. i don't agree with any of that, but to go and meet with the guy is a pretty big deal. so, you know, i think, look, once you step in the arena, it's fair game. i think people need to understand what her foreign policy, that includes sitting down with a guy like assad, and some democrats have already pointed that out. i actually asked someone at the syrian/american council yesterday for a response. that body's board member sid she's a vital puppet for the assad regime and we shouldn't be fooled. okay. i want to turn back to the shutdown. would you support declaring a national emergency using taxpayer dollars and perhaps even the military to get trump's wall funded and up and running? >> not really. i want to see if he does it. i would want to see the details of that, if it's something massive that's different that's something like when president trump declared swine flu a national emergency. it's different levels. i do want to g

tulsi gabbard seems taking a page out of that book. >> gabbard a few months ago sent a tweet messagee killing of jamal khashoggi that being saudi arabia's bitch is not america first. is this who can punch harder? is that the democratic primary? what happened to when they go low, we go high? >> yeah, the low-high thing doesn't seem to be working for democrats. they're seeing obscenities just like the one dropped here. it's going to be touch for democrats to strike the right tone. because if they're going to try to pose themselves to an alternative to some of the vulgarity and obscenity that we saw that has come with the trump campaign, and now administration, they're going to -- they'll have to do something about that. but they as have to show the democratic base that they're ready to go toe to toe with this administration. for the idea for which it stands. and there's no easy way to do that. many, many people, i think we saw it all throughout the republican primary in 2016 really failed to get the right tone. you know, you can't out-juvenile donald trump. you can outcute him, when it

not that many americans know who tulsi gabbard is. would be pretty ironic that a person launches their presidential run and then they don't get anything and they lose their district. >> all right. let's talk a little bit about the immigration debate and whether or not they can sort of come to some sort of understanding here the republicans and the democrats only this and the president as well. we do remember that the president is offering daca protections in exchange for the democrat's funding his border earlier this month. it was something like three years or so of protections for daca recipients, but no path to citizenship at the time, which the a lot of democrats were not happy about either way. it seems as if, that the shutdown as we know is very much on pause, at least for three weeks or so who knows what will happen now. >> thank god. >> thank god for now. but it seems like daca is out of the picture and the democrats don't want to discuss daca in exchange for border wall funding. why is that? >> they view president trump as an

hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard.former secretary of housing and urban development julian castro. and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. a live look at the u-s capitol... where tonight the partial government shutdown... already the longest in history... is one month old. president trump has put forward a proposal. he's offering 3 years of legal status for some refugees and immigrants... in exchange for 5 foyoung migrants. otal they also say they are ready to negotiate on border security... as soon as the government is back open. meantime in san francisco: a city supervisor is pushing for assistance... for federal workers who are not being paid. matt haney wants the city to offer free transit... emergency loans... and deferral of utility bills. he plans to introduce a formal resolution... and also call for a hearing. join michelle griego, kenny choi and our morning team for the latest on what's happening in washington-- starting at 4:30. new at 11 - a leaked internal memo obtained by c-n-n claims: uber investigato

tulsi gabbard/ (d) hawaii: "i have decided to run and will be making a formal announcement within the next week."van jones: "whoa.">(grant) gabbard (grant) gabbard was a high- profile supporter of senator bernie sanders' when he tried to win the democratic presidential nomination in 20-16. and former texas congressman beto o'rouke. in november he narrowly lost his bid to un-seat senator ted cruz. next month he will sit down with oprah winfrey for a one-on-one interview. (grant) sources close to o'rouke say that he is likely to decide on a presidental run in february. and then there's and then there's senator kamala harris who has deep ties to the bay area. she appears poised to announce her presidential candidacy soon... telling stephen colbert last night when he posed the question ... i might...as she smiled and nodded. (ken) coming up... police in the east bay are trying to figure out what led to a road rage shooting at a busy intersection. (pam) plus... the newly elected florida governor... takes action against the sheriff in charge of responding to the parkland massacre. the misst

on friday it was hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard in on saturday farmer upon the housing secretary castro plans to emphasize his own story of the american dream, being raised by his mother in humble circumstances. >> it is time for new leadership because it's time for new energy. and it's time for a new commitment to make sure that the opportunities that i've had are available to every american. >> climate change and health care will be two of the top priorities along with other democrats including senator elizabeth warren. she hasn't officially announced, the last weekend she was in iowa in this weekend she was in new hampshire. >> he needs to attack head on what hard-working families face everyday. we need to tackle them together. the high cost of health care. the high cost of housing. the high cost of childcare and the high cost of getting an education. >> at this point former vice president joe biden is that in most polls among voters and believes the best chance at being president trump. last night asked about a potential race against eichmann had this to say. >> a lot of peop

your fellow hawaiian legislator tulsi gabbard has made clear she will run in 2020, but she's run intoover past opposition to lgbt rights as well as with her ties to assad. do you think you can support congresswoman gabbard in her bid in 2020? >> i'm going to be looking for someone who has a long record of supporting progressive goals and ideals, and i certainly wish all of our candidates the best because it is going to be a long, hard race, and so i wish everyone well, but for myself in these times of what i would call not normal times, i want someone who has very much been on the page in terms of supporting equal opportunity, choice, all of the kinds of issues that i've been fighting for for decades. >> it sounds like you don't think tulsi gabbard has done that. >> i wish her well, though, as i do all of the other candidates. >> senator mazie hirono, thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it. >> sure. >>> and a teacher's struck in the country's second largest school district has officially begun. more than 30,000 los angeles teachers have walked out amid failed negotiations

the like someone tulsi gabbard announced her on friday.he cited a need for immigration and criminal justice reform as to reasons why she would run . on saturday, the former about obama housing secretary julian castro announced his run for the white house. he said climate change and healthcare are two of his top priorities. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren has not formally announced a run. she has been on the campaign trail in iowa and new hampshire. >> we need to attack, head-on, the cost that hard-working families faced every day. we need to tackle them together. >> the former vice president joe biden has not officially said he would run for president in 2020 but said that he believes he is the most qualified person in the country to be the president trump. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin at navajo confirmed israel carried out hundreds of airstrikes against iranian targets in syria. the prime minister says the strikes over the weekend targeted at iranian weapons depot near the damascus airport. the syrian government filed a comp

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tulsi gabbard is in. kirstin gillibrand is in.just like the men have to say sorry and try to fix some things. here's gillibrand trying to explain when she's in the house, she had an "a" rating from the nra. here's how she explains it. >> i only really looked at guns through the lens of hunting. my mother still shoots the thanksgiving turkey. but when i became senator, i recognized i had a lot to learn about my state and all the 20 million people i was going to represent. >> people of all, president trump is all the proof you need that people evolve. you can get elected president or win a nomination or win key primaries or caucuses as someone who changed your position. that's a colorful way to do it. my mother still shoots the thanksgiving turkey. it's interesting to watch some of these candidates right out of the box have to say, sorry, or explain why they changed their mind about some things. >> it underscores the democratic primary that they're walking themselves into. if only there was historical precedent of someone who vacill

only three democrats -- ro khanna of california, tulsi gabbard of hawaii, and alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york -- voted "no." critics say paygo is a conservative austerity measure that could hamper efforts to pass progressive legislation. the house also voted to create a new select committee on climate change, to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, and to allow lawmakers to wear religious headwear on the house floor. that change will impact ilhan omar, a somali-american democrat from minnesota who wears a hijab. meanwhile, washington state democratic congressmember pramila jayapal said thursday she's been given the green light by democratic leaders to hold hearings on whether to create a federal medicare for all single-payer healthcare system by lowering the age of medicare eligibility to zero. both the house rules and budget committees are expected to take up the issue. and democrats are pledging to use the power of subpoena to investigate president trump,p, e trump organization, and his cabinet. new york congressmember jerrold nadler, who chairs th

we just mentioned castro, tulsi gabbard. vice president joe biden is on top of the polling.s candidacy. how long can someone like him afford to wait? >> i talked to a lot of folks in south carolina about this. these are people who love joe biden, have seen him over the years stumping for obama, stumping for other candidates. they feel like he needs to show a sense of urgency. a lot of these folks, particularly black democrats, haven't heard from him. these are black leaders. these are activists, folks who might end up signing up for other campaigns because they have no idea at this point what joe biden is going to do. their feeling is that joe biden at this point, does he think he can essentially just waltz in at any moment and get the kind of support that obama got. so they want to see some sort of signal from him that he's actually going to run. they also say he's a person who actually hasn't had to in this modern era of politics really form any sort of infrastructure, any sort of grassroots, you know, base in any of these states. sure, he was sort of the robbn to obama's

senator harris joins a crowded field of democrats including kirsten gillibrand, tulsi gabbard and secretary of housing and urban development, and the massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. >>> the oakland nonprofit celebrated martin luther king jr. day by turning guns and artwork. the nonprofit, led to life, used a massive furnace heating it up to 3000 degrees to melt the guns into liquid form, poured into the mold to create the sculpture of the stars tonight that oscar grant was killed by a police officer. >> i hope that people walk away with the sense that we can decompose violence every day by acts that are big and small. >> led to life is transformed guns, tools of death into shovels and use them to plant the trees and hoping the message of nonviolence will spread like fire. >>> the months long closure of the trans bay transit center, shutting down after only six weeks after fractures turned up. there is no set time to reopen and the chronicle is reporting that the joint powers authority is saving over a half million dollars a month in staffing and operational cost. this means that mun

tulsi gabbard says she has eyes on the white house also.llip stunts and the author of "fire them all." good to have you here. let me start with you, john. any excitement around these two announcements, castro or tulsi gabbard who is under fire today for previous work she did against the lgbtq community? >> yeah, i'm not particularly excited about her. if she had her way back in the day when she was doing her work, i'd be in a treatment facility instead of enjoying the family's built the last several years. that's a nonstarter for me. she will be a nonstarter for a lot of progressives. it's great to hear julian castro talk about issues, talking about healthcare, education, issues people talk about and quality. great to hear from him. even more so, it's exciting to see what is playing out in texas. as a native texan, this is exciting to see not only castro but what we're seeing with beto as well, building the movements that will mean something. we'll see what it means in 2020. >> dana: and phil, another run of our republican strategists come

. >> hawaii congresswoman and iraq war veteran tulsi gabbard told van jones friday she's in and will make a formal announcement this week. >> there's a whole host of issues that i'm looking forward to addressing. and there's one main issue central to the rest and that's the issue of war and peace. and i look forward to being able to get into this and to talk about it in depth when we make our announcement. >> castro is 44. gabbard, 37. both young and both long shots as democrats begin the process of deciding who and what they want. let's take a look at it. there could be 30 democrats or more thinking about it. what do the democrats want? if they are looking. looking for somebody with blue collar appeal to reach out to trump voters, is that joe biden? ohio senator sherrod brown? maybe some other long shots? a former governor and mayor in this mix? we'll see. outspoken liberal? will bernie sanders run again? elizabeth warren has been the most active. what about the 2018 election? you looking for diversity? women? maybe an african-american candidate? plenty of potential choices for the

hawaii congresswoman, tulsi gabbard. new york senator, kirsten gillibrand. former west virginia state tor, elizabethrd ojedase warren. and former tech exec, andrew yang. new details on a harrowing ordeal. tonight, a bay area man is sharing his story of survival, after he got lost in the mountains and had to spend the night in the bitter cold -- alone. nbc bay area )s lili tan is live in berkeley with more on how he made it out alive. lili. it was a busy weekend in the sierra. at this hour, some people are still making their way back to the bay area, after the long weekend. this is what it looked like on interstate 80 tonight. slow going. chief meteoroligist jeff ranieri joins us now. jeff, the storms that brought us all that rain, brought the sierra snow -- and lots of it. an investigation is underway after a freak accident at a home in san francisco )s so it will be easy for people to get back down into the bay area. roadways will still be slick, though, with temperatures. snow pack 110% normal over the central sierra which includes lake tahoe, statewide av

. >> reporter: and congresswoman tulsi gabbard from hawaii, along with anticipated candidates like formere president joe biden, texas congressman beto o'rourke, and vermont senator bernie sanders. and many more still considering a run. >> we are going to have a big field. and i think that's great. we need all the ideas we can get. >> reporter: in san francisco, andria borba, kpix5. >>> oh, the tensions are rising in washington tonight. as the partial government shutdown entered hits 22 day. the longest in u.s. history. president trump took to social media to express his frustrations saying democrats could end the shutdown in 15 minutes. congress has adjourned until next week. so far, democrat haves denied the president's request for more than $5 billion to fund the border wall. >> we have a better idea about how to secure our border. to do so with technology and infrastructure. that is smart. >> we don't make a deal. i would say it would be very surprising to me that i would not declare a national emergency and just fund it. >> caught in the middle. 800,000 federal workers who didn't get

joining the 2020 race which includes new york senator kirsten gillibrand, hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard, former secretary of hud julian castro and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. >> i think this is terrific. democrats are full of ideas and full of energy and that's how we're going to make real change in this country. >> and like we've been mentioning, there are a lot of big names rumored to be considering a run intoing former vice president joe biden, also minnesota senator amy klobuchar and senator cory booker. >>> a live look at the u.s. capitol where the federal government has been in a partial government shutdown for 31 days. the hangup has been over president trump's border wall. today we spoke with nancy pelosi who said the ball is in the president's court. >> reporter: can you characterize your relationship right now and what is it going to take to move forward? >> well, in terms of the president, he's the president of the united states and has a responsibility to respect our workforce and our country and we're calling on him to open up government, not to be at work with

. >>> in the meantime hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard has also joined the growing field of democrats seeking their party's nomination. earlier today gabbard officially launched her 2020 white house bid. >>> president trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen has been subpoenaed by the senate intelligence committee. this comes one day after cohen postponed his public testimony to a house committee. his lawyers have not said whether he will comply with that subpoena. cohen was originally scheduled to speak with the house next month but said that threats from the president and his lawyer, rudy guiliani, had him concerned for his family's safety. cohen is set to start a three year prison sentence in march. >>> the latest on the developing crisis now in venezuela, opposition leader juan guaido says he would consider granting amnesty to president nicolas maduro and socialist allies if they help return venezuela to democracy. president trump has thrown his support behind guaido who has declared himself interim president and that prompted president maduro to order all american diplomats o

cabo someone tulsi gabbard. ireland congressman john delaney and the new business and and yang. as those of announced exploratory committees include. senator kiersten jibril around. elizabeth warren and mayor of south bend indiana, peter budaj. we have posted a transcript of senator harris speech and you can watch the and tallet rally on our facebook page. >>> happening today, demonstrators plan to rally outside of an emergency meeting at the state public utilities commission. reason is that a group called the no pg&e is protesting the idea of a state bailout. the cpu the emergency meeting and to rally begins at 2:30 this afternoon and will be in san francisco. struck the man suspected of attacking in a detailed woman in san francisco to face a judge. keonte gathron faces multiple charges including attempted ardor, burglary, and elder abuse to court documents that he attacked woman and a visitation valley neighborhood doctors who a sandbox in a nearby park. prosecutors say the victim is an, making a slow recovery. is also accused of three other crimes including breaking into the

and hawaii representative tulsi gabbard says she will officially join t race next week. in cities across france today, a niekend of "yellow vest" protests continue with more than 30,000 taking to the streets in opposition to president emmanues macronovernment. in paris, riot police wared r cannons and used tear gas to stop the demonstrations against macron's economic reforms. a three-month national debate over policy issues including green energy, taxes, institutional reforms, and citizenship is set to begin on tuesday to help calm the unrest. but, demonstrars say they are skeptical because macron has already said that he won't back down on certn key measures. the united states is calling for a new government in venezuela following the re-ection of socialist leader nicolas maduro. maduro was inaugurated on , thursdbut his victory has been rejected as illegitate by most countries in the hemisphere. popular opponents were banned from running and the largest anti-government parties boycotted the election. >> the u.s. is publicly backing the leader of venezuela's opposition-

a prominent us congresswoman, tulsi gabbard, says she plans to be a candidate for the 2020 presidentialbbard, a democrat from hawaii, is a former vice—chair of the democratic national committee. she was the first hindu to be elected to congress in 2012 and earlier served with the us army in iraq. a 21—year—old man will appear in court in the us state of wisconsin on monday, charged with murdering two people in order to kidnap their 13—year—old daughter. jayme closs was discovered on thursday, three months later, and 100 kilometres away, having escaped while her alleged captor was out. jane 0'brien has been following the story. jayme closs disappeared the night her parents were shot dead at the family home in rural western wisconsin. good morning, and thank you for being here on this amazing day. at a briefing, police described how thousands of volunteers searched in vain for the 13—year—old, who suddenly appeared on thursday, almost three months later, and approached a woman for help. this lady immediately went to a nearby house, notified that neighbour of the claim. and this neighbour

hejoins tulsi gabbard — who was the first hindu to be elected to congress and former maryland congressmanouncils in england have introduced a ban on begging, yet only ten of 244 fines issued have been paid. a new system that allows people to donate to the homeless via a contactless payment in the street is being piloted in peterborough to try and deter beggers. jo taylor reports. 28—year—old max says he has been homeless for two years, and has no choice but to beg. he is standing metres away from a sign saying he is not allowed to beg. the amount of money he makes varies from day to day. how much? £7.90. it's notjust money people donate. while filming, a passer—by gave him a jumper and food. that looks warm. yeah, a big woollyjumper. around the corner i meet andy, not his real name, who says he is homeless. due to his circumstances, we have protected his identity. i got sacked injanuary because of the pressure of the job. my mental health went downhill. across england, 5a out of 302 councils told the bbc they have introduced a public spaces protection order prohibiting begging. but only 2

a prominent us congresswoman, tulsi gabbard, has said she plans to be a candidate for the 2020 presidentialn. a democrat from hawaii, ms gabbard is a former vice chair of the democratic national committee. she was the first hindu to be elected to congress in 2012, and earlier served with the us army in iraq. the row about who should pay for a wall along the us border with mexico is about to enter the record books, with the government shutdown now approaching its fourth week. president trump has dismissed suggestions that he is about to declare a national emergency in order to bypass congress. as a result, hundreds of thousands of workers haven't been paid, as our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. harvest time in the fields of virginia, where farmers hit already by the trade war with beijing are now feeling the bite of the political war in washington. john boder has been receiving federal subsidies to compensate for not being able to export his soy bean crops to china, a financial lifeline during difficult times, severed because of the shutdown. guess what — i don't need a dam

. >> hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard go seek the democratic nomination for president in 2020. >> gabbard towted her work for her father's antigay organization in the early 2,000 promoting controversial conversion thrpee. her views on lgbt right have shifted dramically in recent years n a statement to cnn she says she regrets her positions from the past. >> she may also have real problems with her ties, a secret meeting with president assad and denying that assad was behind a chemical weapons attack, a murderer, so that i think may be even a bigger issue. >> trevor: wow. so she's got an antigay past and she definded bashar all assad strks like she is one more controversy away from getting no votes in the democratic primary, like her coming out like well, the last four years have i been dating an ar-150. free harvey weinstein, free harvey weinstein. but the truth is, this year is special. because we're not just hearing from candidates who make you say who the hell is that. we're also hearing from candidates who make you say, remind me who that is again. >> former housing secretary julian c

todd: not forget about jillian castro and a little bit about tulsi gabbard.nd comers. griff: can you say that one more time? todd: hawaii. a lookout of the conservatives say she is too liberal. rachel: she is taking a different tact that many of the other people running. tact to the right. she has called out democrats for being antireligion or and hulaian castro is another one who has announced quickly because he knows that beto, another texas politician is on his heels and beto plans to announce his bid or we believe he will when he sits down with oprah who many people think is the kingmaker because she did that for barack obama. griff: beto excitement, tulsi excitement. what about joy biden? todd: biden excitement. griff: frontrunner. he certainly would bring more experience than any other candidate in this crowded field. and his brother frank biden telling the palm beach post saying. this i think we're going to run. you can say this. frank thinks his brother is going to run. now he could surprise me. but i know the family is behind him 100 percent. so, may

in the representative tulsi gabbard of hawaii has become the latest member of the democratic party to say that she'll run for the present presidency in twenty twenty she told media that she will make a formal amounts announcement about her intention to run within the next week an iraq war veteran says the issue of war and peace will be the main focus of her campaign the thirty seven year old is the first hindu and the first samoan american elected to the u.s. congress the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt says the nation may have to stay in the european union if parliament rejects prime minister to resume a direct sit deal friday marked the third day of the formal debate ahead of a vote which is shuttled for to say the deal agreed with the e.u. has been criticised by m.p.'s across the spectrum and look some likely to pass we can no longer assume by rejecting this deal that will be a better shade of brown sit and what is more likely if this deal is rejected is that we have the risk of bricks at paralysis and. when that happens no one knows what might happen and the big risk more pe

there's hawaii congresswoman tul tu tulsi gabbard. there are a lot of reasons for me to make this decision. >> california senator kamala harris is also on the verge of launching a campaign. >> do you have a timetable for making a decision? >> soon. >> reporter: and then there's minnesota senator amy klobuchar to my fa imily.>> they are on board. >> reporter: since the 2016 presidential election, women have been making their voices heard. they're protesting, donating money, and running for office in record numbers. >> i told little girls that they deserved every chance and opportunity to pursue their own dreams. but i didn't realize how many women were listening, as well. >> reporter: on capitol hill, the guys are taking notice. >> what do you make of the fact that you have so many colleagues of both genders, ultimately maybe more women who are running for president? >> i think it's great that a lot of people are running, and particularly great that a lot of women are running. let's get a lot of people out there and see who the best ca

democrat senator kirst kirsten gillibrand and tul tulsi gabbard. we read them.e a great weekend. i'll see you sunday morning. >>> happening now breaking news, directing to live. the white house denies a bomb shell report that president trump directed his tllawyer to e to congress about a trump business project. lawmakers warn if true the buzz feed allegations would amount to obstruction and clear case for impeachment. second summit after the president talks to north korea's nuke lawyer negotiator he will meet next month. is the timing to coincidence and is there enough progress to warrant the second summit? endangering the speak after trump bars her use to visit the afghan war zone. pelo

tulsi gabbard. we read them. our coverage continues right now. have a great weekend. i'll see you sunday morning. >>> happening now breaking news, directing to live. the white house denies a bomb shell report that president trump directed his tllawyer to e to congress about a trump business project. lawmakers warn if true the buzz feed allegations would amount to obstruction and clear case for impeachment. second summit after the president talks to north korea's nuke lawyer negotiator he will meet next month. is the timing to coincidence and is there enough progress to warrant the second summit? endangering the speak after trump bars her use to visit the afghan war zone. pelosi accuses the administration of endangering by leaking air travel plans. >>> president trump's bitter feud is escalating by the day as the powerful washington veteran for a border wall. as the shutdown grinds on who is winning? kwour in the situation room. >>> breaking news, the white house is finally denying an earth shattering report which if true could threaten donald trump's presidency. buzz

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there's hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard, who is set to make it official later this week. >> therere a lot ofeans for me to make this decision. >> reporter: california senator kamala harris is also on the verge of launching a campaign. do you have a timetable for making a decision? >> soon. >> reporter: and then there is minnesota senator amy klobuchar. >> i am taking my time. i have to talk to my family. they are on board. >> reporter: since the 2016 presidential election, women have been making their voices heard. they're protesting, donating money and running for office in record numbers. >> i told little girls that they deserved every chance and opportunity to pursue their own dreams. but i didn't realize how many e e are taking notice. what do you make of the fact that you have so many colleagues of both genders and ultimately mamoom w are running>>hink it'rt of p pault a l wome d whet candidate todonald trump is. >> reporter: senator schumer declined to endorse his empire state colleague gillibrand, saying he sought of presidential politics, at least for now. and we should po

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another democrat throwing their hat into the ring for 2020, congresswoman tulsi gabbard of hawaii announcing she will run for president. the republican national committee sending out a so-called cheat sheet blasting her as bashar al-assad's mouthpiece and she the support of bernie sanders in 2016, ready for 3 dozen people. the us does not recognize nicholas maduro's claim to power top and where in the world. and following the inauguration the socialist successor to hugo chavez won a second, 6-year term in a hotly contested election last may. the us call to share. national security adviser john bolton offering a blistering rejection of the claim to power adding, quote, the legitimate maduro regime responsible for the safety all venezuelans who cry out demanding to freely choose their leaders. the internal security agency charging an executive with espionage, they face 10 years in prison. the rest come as tensions between the us and china continue to spill over into europe. thousands of pilgrims including iraqi and syrian refugees traveling to jordan to mark the baptism of jesus, several atten

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a candidate like tulsi gabbard is somewhat interesting.: the daily beast said, the favorite democrat announces for 2020, was there headline, but she's been unique how she's gone after the president, even for a democrat. uniquely tough. we'll put what of her tweet we can put up on the screen when she talked about how president trump being saudi arabia's i won't use this word is not america first. that resonates in a way with a certain group of democrats, but it has a little bit of crossover appeal and rand paul says the same thing. >> that's true and even in the language, you see democrats trying to play donald trump. the trouble is that you can't play donald trump. there's only one and he's an american original. it hasn't worked out for other candidates when they've tried. right now the democrats have an intersection problem, an ideology opposed in all ways to the straight white male, all oppression and all patriarchy. according to every-- >> except for beto and biden. >> and bernie, don't forget him. now you have the leading democrat cand

it's a whole new world, but we also also asterisk footnote, there are some nonapologies, right, tulsi gabbardhen she was asked about senator franken, right? >> no doubt. some things are firmly held positions and the position on syria that gabbard had, she is not apologizing for that. that is something she's sticking with for better or worse depending on your viewpoint. it's the authenticity of the apology that's the most important thing. do you believe and are you able to articulate how your views have changed with the time, if you will? that is going to be the ultimate test here for joe biden, for example. if he decides to run, he's going to, i'm guessing, have to probably explain more positions from that long tenure in the senate but also expound on why he believes that crime bill was now not the right thing. a lot of these democrats are learning a lesson from hillary clinton in 2016. they are apologizing and not equivocating. is it authentic or not and that's something voters will decide over time. >> it strikes a contrast too with the administration having a tough time saying i'm sorry. y

democrats who have declared their couandidacy, including senators kirsten gillibrand, congresswoman tulsi gabbard, former congressman john delaney, former state senator richard ojeda, and former tech executive andrew yang. a new abc news/"washington post" poll those 57% of americans support house democrats using their authority to investigate possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia, while 61% of americans also say they support the investigations into possible financial ties between mr. trump and foreign governments. meanwhile, the president is taking aim at robert mueller over the indictment of long term adviser roger stone. abc'smieri has the update. >> reporter: trump adviser roger stone is out of bail and firing critical statements at robert mueller. >> it was unwarranted, it was an effort to intimidate me. but i am not intimidated. >> reporter: as part of the special counsel's investigation into possible russian collusion with the trump campaign, mueller indicted stone on seven counts, including obstruction, witness tampering, and lying to congress. one of stone's associates,

think a 37-year-old migh might have a 30s lean all to himself and he doesn't even have that, and tulsi gabbarda veteran of the post-9/11 world like pete buttigieg. we are seeing a diverse field, but to your point, he is not shying away. this generational message will be at the very core of his candacy and notice how he takes it on both president trump as he noted in the e-mail and you play the sound bite, we don't want to go back to the 1950s and that's a direct attack on make america great again. there is no again. making america great is about looking to the future and he also throws in, we can't rewind to 2010 either. that was when joe biden was vice president and those were the obama years. he's also taking on the elder statesmen, if you will, in his own party and whether it's joe biden, bernie sanders or elizabeth warren in the potential presidential field or the house democratic party in their 70s, nancy pelosi, steny hoyer and clyburn. >> yeah. >> he clearly is also aiming some of the generational argument inside his own party tent. >> it's not just age here. there are a lot of potentia

. >>> tulsi gabbard says she will run for president in 2020. she said she will make a formal announcement in the next week. gabbard is 37 years old and 80 veteran. she is the first hindu elected to congress, and she is likely part of the crowd of democrats. she has written a memoir which will be published in may. >>> late word of a deadly accident involving teenagers after a car crashed into a tree. we'll have the details coming up at 10:30. >>> the golden state warriors may be counting down the day, but in the meantime another blowout when. all the highlights later in sports. >>> celebrating her second term as mayor, the fundraiser oakland mayor libby schaaf held in honor of her inauguration. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999 senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. to help you lose your dad bod, train for that marathon, and wake up with the patience of a saint. sleep number is ranked #1 in cust

. >> let's talk about tulsi gabbard. she is running in hawaii, she announced, on cnn.eople are surprised to learn she has these past stances on lgbtq that are coming back to haunt her. her father was an anti-gay activist. he promoted conversion therapy, which is considered unethical by the mental health community and is banned in many states. she actually worked with him and she supported these views when she was a young person, when she was running for the state legislature. and in 2004, she said this about same-sex marriage. quote, as democrats we should be representing the views of the people, not a small number of homosexual extremists. she apologized for this, eliana, back in 2012 when she was running for congress, but now everything is coming back up, of course, as it always does with any candidate. is this going to be disqualifying for her for democratic voters, do you think? >> i don't think it's going to be disqualifying, but i absolutely think she's going to have to reckon with these remarks. gabbard is only 37 years old, and she was the youngest member ever