listen to these 911 calls. >> a little.was jumping. his sarm dislocated and het all. >> we rolled him over and he was not able to talk or move or anything. >> this dispatcher weighs in with a personal observation. >> i don't think it is a great idea to put all the trampolines in one area but that's just me. >> donavan was having a blast in 2015 until his mom says a bigger kid bounced him into the air. >> it flew and it hit the ground on my left knee. >> he broke his leg. >> i can't walk. i had to use my wheelchair to go everywhere. >> a lot of pain. >> she said it took her son a year of rehab to get pack to normal. >> when you took your son to this trampoline park, did you have any idea you would be taking him out with a broken leg? >> no way. >> i did not expect my 5-year-old son, still many preschool, simply jumping, that he could get so seriously injured. i had no idea. >> in your opinion, are trampoline parks dangerous? >> well, this one is. >> we checked ambulance logs for bay area counties and found 20 calls to seven rockin jump

but our cameras saw big kids jumping by younger ones again and again.or monitors fail and listen to what this employee told us. ing to stop it. >> i don't see anybody watching the video. >> you don't see anybody watch the video? >> not that i -- i'm not sure if it's required or not. >> rockin jump declined to talk to us on camera but said, since its inception, safety has been the number one focus both for our guests and our staff. the company also says it will be addressing the concerns we exposed and pointed us to its website which states rockin jump regularly maintains its equipment. now, 8 years old, donavan is back on his feet. his mom said she would never take him back to a trampoline park. he'd jump at the chance to do it again. you would? why do you say that? >> because it was fun. >> trampoline parks are unregulated in much of the country. legislation in california failed a few years back. next year, the industry's trade association, will require members to pass third party safety inspections. for now members are encouraged to follow trampoline

what's he thinking about jumping in?gh those final stages of the decision making process. i had the chance to ask him on saturday in munich where exactly he stands. and he's repeatedly told me that he feels like there's no hurry for him to get into this race. and that's something that's echoed by those that are close to him. that they feel like he has a little bit more time than other candidates to jump into the 2020 race. but as of now, you know, they are still moving forward trying to put together the pieces of this puzzle in case he does decide to launch a bid. but he's still trying to determine whether his would be viable in today's political climate. and also weighing probably most importantly to him the family considerations. they have gone through a lot in the past few years after the passing of his son beau back in twis 2015. that kept him out of the race last time around. but for now all of the friends that he's been speaking to recently have walked away from conversations with him that he is likely to do this.

governor, or larry hogan, the governor of maryland -- may jump in as well. that was his message. >> melissa: it's interesting to read so far if you look at a fox news poll, it shows just 17% of republicans want to be somebody else about sell thank you so much for your time, paul steinhauser. i appreciated. >> thank you. >> melissa: and a fox news alert, the u.s. supreme court announcing that it will take up the battle over plans to add a citizenship question into the coming census. this comes after the jump administration set of plans to ask the new question, sparking best backlash from credits saying he would make immigrants hesitant to respond to the senses. immigrants rights groups have sued over this, and the court will hear the case before its term ends in late june. the colorado man who battled a mountain lion while out for a run is opening up about the horrifying experience. we will have a y report next. ♪ okay, max...time to help mrs. tyler

somebody's jumped in the water, they have on a life jacket.e's already made his way over to the side about he can't pull himself up after that. there's tires there for him to grab on to. he did not sustain any serious injuries. one thing we can't really see but authorities say contributed to this, they say there were strong winds and in strong winds, that lori and gravity. >> it's the physics of trying to put that load lower than it was. >> and it was the truck. >>> so, they may have walked 500 miles, heck, they may walk 500 more. >> walk through a crowded bar, trying not to spill any of his beer. >> he comes around the side of the table just so he can say this. >> can i buy you a beer? >> now the story behind this beer is an absolute cracker. because chad here. >> has something of a tradition with his children. on their 21st birthday he buys them they're first legal pint. >> he did it for his other two but his daughter is in the navy and wasn't going to be able to get away for her birthday. he was bummed. so he hatched a plan. he gave up beer

they safely succeed in making that jump.first time that's ever been jumped. >> pretty place, man. >> they do some more work the next day. they head over to an area called the eastern buttress. they had their eye on this. it's such a sheer cliff face. they were dealing with some wind gusts, but the wind calmed down just enough. >> yeah. the shots they get from this exit point are on point. >>> it was the biggest story of 2017. the fyre festival debacle. it was so massive, they had dueling documentaries. including this one. >> fyre vesfestival. >> and there was another festival. a festival so exclusive, honestly only i could have atte attended. >> about to go to father festival. >> a full weekend of dads? no one thought to do that. >> it's another one of those on the nose spoof trailers from the guys at the dad. they're talking about father festival. just the greatest thing for all fathers to do, gather around. have a couple of brews, grill, talk about stuff. it was going to be awesome, but disaster. >> disaster in paradise. t

kelly team, jumped out of a black s-u-v and jumped out of a black s-u-v and jumped into the atlanta crew's rental car. carlson then called police. because he says, as it turns out, the man stole the key to the chevy leaving them stranded on north justine street. <" i yelled at him to get out and started chasing him and he got back into the black suv and sped off."> a tow truck later had to remove the vehicle. carlson says, he thinks it was a premeditated theft. members of the r.kelly team have not commented. (ken) coming up -- a look at the hidden history behind one of the oldest professional baseball parks in the country. we'll show you where iconic players paved the way for the league. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. (pam) in tonight's hidden history, we visit the oldest

everybody jumped past the question whether this happened or not the way that he said and jumping to whathe country we live in, the claimant we live in. maybe every event is something that should not be. >> bert: to this point, we have a story breaking today of a close guard officer arrested by the fbi spouting white nationalist views saying that he wants to kill x numbers of politicians and tv personalities to cleanse the world, essentially. so that person is not -- you know, through the prism of all trump supporters. just, maybe as you point? >> then someone will make that point that this is because he did this because of donald trump, that's going to happen. if it ends up being true that he's a white nationalist and planting all of this. i think we have a problem in our culture, we have a culture of contempt in washington that's gripped both the left in the right and i think we need to stop assuming the bad motives on people we disagree with, whether you are conservative, liberals have bad ideas in my view but they want to help the country and make the country a better place of their o

president of the muses institute all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate george let me go to you. it's one of the hallmarks of donald trump's foreign policy maybe not intentional but is to really big to be anti obama to attack obama's legacy and we saw that with bolton going to the middle east we saw recently and the same thing with tom pale but in fact when you look at the people that have surrounded him pompei o bolton the new addition to the team elliott abrams it seems like more of a combination of the bush and obama administration foreign policy there's nothing really an authentic call there and it seems like when we look at trump claim that he does not like foreign interventions well he's full geared up in public steaming ahead for regime change in venezuela which the game is a contradiction to what he ran on so how do you account for this is he held hostage by the deeds the deep state he's indifferent to it how do you account for it go ahead george. well what trump did when in twenty sixteen and he made hi

do you guest: think he will jump in? guest:yes -- do you think he will jump in? guest: yes. he could stay in the state of texas and run for senate in 2020 or he could run for the president. stacey abrams has the same opportunity. run for president or for governor. host: what about joe biden? guest: like bernie sanders, he is a known commodity within not just the democratic party but the country. host: but do you think he runs? guest: i have not talked to the vice president in a couple weeks. i know he is exploring it. he is talking to donors and former staffers. he is likely to jump in but if he does not, there are more than enough democrats who will fill that lane that vice president biden will normally fill, looking up for working people, helping to make a difference on major issues. joe biden is another great candidate. host: there is another candidate who has 100% name modification based on what might come out of the -- report. is there any chance to clinton jumps into this race? guest: i don't know. i have talked to her a lot of her -- i have talked to a lot of her clos

he was postponing a new round of tariffs on china scheduled for march first china's stock markets jumped by over five percent with the shanghai composite index gaining five point six and shares on the shans and com said jumping by five point four percent investors are increasingly confident that a comprehensive trade deal between china and the u.s. could now be within reach. so let's talk about this have to bring in our financial correspondent color of business standing by in frankfurt correct that's quite a significant jump there on the s.s.i. is that all just from story. it's. well you know if the united states and china increased those terrorists from ten to twenty five percent chinese exports would likely decline by around about one hundred and seventy billion euros so of course the fact that the governments of china and the u.s. continue that talks that the terrorists will not be increased at least not for now is a huge relief for businesses in china and of course also for investors now people of the markets are discussing what the motives of the plant administration might be is thi

. >> melissa: chris, jumping to conclusions. you take someone at their word when they say they've been a victim of a crime. that seems logical enough. but then go to the next extent when you're blaming the president? your thoughts on sort of the hyper pile-on? >> chris: what blew me away about this attack is that it didn't seem very believable. to begin with -- and it shows you the form of mind that a lot of these folks are in in the media and politics. they actually think it's likely that there are bands of white rednecks from chicago to 2:00 a.m. with nooses and bleach yelling "this is mag country." nobody would watch that cop drama. it's a hokey television show. they all jumped on and said, "of course, that sounds right!" >> melissa: moving out to where you blame the president for having created the environment where they can happen, kennedy. somebody comes out and say they were victim of something. to come out and make us human, first you are going to believe the men look into it. and that sort of thing. treat them with resp

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we will watch closely to see if he jumps into the race. this is another sign of how crowded the 2020 field is expected to be on the democratic side. we know that senator warren is preparing to give a speech. we are standing outside of an old textile mill in lawrence, massachusetts. this you might know is the site of a historic 1912 labor strike. she will talk about things like worker rights, corruption in government and racial economic discrimination. i should note that she tweeted that she's on her way in the car with her husband driving the car and the dog in the back seat. we could see her any moment now. >> we'll come back to you when that happens. thank you so much. let's check in with cnn rebecca buck in marshall town, iowa where cory booker is campaigning. what is going to be his message there? >> reporter: fredricka, he is making the case that he has a unique set of experience from the other senators running and other candidates running. he is the only senator, cory booker is making the point to have been a mayor previously. also t

everybody wants to jump on board with this anti-trump rhetoric.ing up some new evidence that has been discussed today. reports say that because of the initial part of this, part of the initial setup of this so-called hoax, reports say jussie smollett sent himself an inflammatory racist letter initially with possibly some powder enclosed in the envelope. if that is true, is that also part of the investigation and evidence? >> absolutely. every piece of that will be effortry. i imagine they will get his cell phone and dump his cell phone, his computer. this will be a full-blown investigation into this. whoever is responsible for it. if it's true, all those people responsible, that's appalling to to -- to me if it actually happened. if he's make it up to divide and separate for whatever agenda he has, he needs to be held criminally responsible for that as well. susan: jussie smollett's claims catapulted to national news two weeks ago. the mainstream media couldn't help themselves and couldn't wait for the facts. the story details were so sensational

in jump in go ahead. well peter i think we got a short term and a structural long term problem the short term problem is how trump plays into this the neo cons of go both sides of the table covered so right now the democrats want to get rid of trump and they want to make trump the issue they get rid of him and then we finesse having a debate about the real issue which is our war opponent was setting we finesse having a debate about globalization we make trump the issue and then the policies continue in the next presidency that's the short term problem now the long term problem is i think some of the other participants have already alluded to is the basic structure of our politics which is money money money that way. congress cannot stand up to the money of the war lobby on the health lobby and the many other nobodies that are out there because you need money to win if you go in and if you have so you have an incentive to take it and if you say no to them they promise to obliterate you by funding an oppone

the lead story, wall street and the avoidance of us government shutdown, shares have jumped in avoidanceovernment shutdown, shares havejumped in asia as avoidance of us government shutdown, shares have jumped in asia as well as the us and donald trump said a second shutdown is unlikely after lawmakers agreed to a deal. the president also suggested that a deadline for raising tariffs on chinese goods may be extended. michelle fleury has the details from new york. the mood on wall street was upbeat this tuesday. all three major us indexes gained more than 196. major us indexes gained more than 1%. there was a tentative deal to avoid another us government shutdown. that cheered investors even though the spending agreement didn't contain the $5.7 billion in funding that donald trump wanted to build a wall on the mexican border. still, markets took this as a sign that the american government will stay open. there was also some positive developments on us— china trade talks with president from saying that he would be willing to let the march first deadline for a trade agreement slide. now that

i'm gonna write another channel jump once in a jump out quite well and he his line is that. if you castigate someone who said it yeah you gotta is that this so much hidden bases in which is still there anyway and express itself in a different way. jump on his take is really quite you'll stories it and he's very interested i guess a lot of the time in the intruders forms like this there's a lack of new on june first of all the shortness except for you right well we tried we trie. to put it as a small dish. james so easily the thing to run to the james let you watchh cable the business as ever thank you too and thanks to you for watching [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ♪ amy: from pacifica, this is democracacy now. >> this is no time f for d dial. this is time for action. to end thee has come dictatorship once and for all. amy: as the united states rejects calls for negotiations, venezuelan president nicolas maduro warns the trump administration about attempting to use military force to topple

. >>> sky dives, a factory team jumping out of a plane. this video recorded last year but just recently posted online. it looks like what they're try doing is a formation flight without wing suits. their angle of attack here is one that will take them on a trajectory that crosses some miles here. they move in and out of formation, and they're flying as best they can without the help of a wing suit. >> hold on. how? the wing suit is what helps you gain distance, right? it sets you on a line. how do they do it then? how do they accomplish distance? how do you fly? >> i think when you're sponsored by a factory team, at that point, you have quite a bit of experience, you know how to position your body and make these kinds of maneuvers look easy and fun. this next dude has been skydiving for 28 years, he's only been base jumping for about eight years. in this case in turkey, he's shimmied out on a slack line. he says this is the first ever base jump from a slack line. you see him hang on there. he just let's go off into that valley. there's his

christopher jump in and. it's like a political hostage situation going on in the democratic party right now the truth is is this is nuts and this is insane and it's not us lampooning it they limp themselves i mean this proposal is not serious it's ridiculous it's a wish list and the fact that there are so few democrats willing to say yeah climate change is important and a new economy green economy is important i agree as i made office on high and it's guy that i agree that realistic that no one will speak up about it. ok chris i mean i don't get it let me go back to chris here i mean it seems to me when we look at the reaction of speaker pelosi which i think she probably has very strong feelings about a c. and you know what i mean what's happened here is that because she's turned into the the wedge for all of this because of course if you turn on fox news she's there darling because it's a wedge to divide the democrats now the democrats because of the virtue signaling i'm sorry ken i'm going to stay with that

for forbes and other publications all right gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate chris let me go to you first here i read the the american conservative and came across pat. buchanan's reaction to the new the green new deal and he said well let me just give you the title the the green new deal is a suicide note for democrats would you agree with that assessment well i do think that it's going into the very far hard left precinct that i think republicans want to paint the democrats in order to kind of push them off the radar from the independent votes they need that they were able to that they were not able to secure last time so pretty harsh characterization but i would tend to agree with that and i don't believe that and now they're trying to sort of distance themselves saying well it's just an idea it's not really formal policy yet but i would agree that it is very far left they're going to have a hard time dealing with it and notice two key democrats have had their hands slapped by nancy pelosi in regards to. miss cort

third tip is jump. you have to know how to jump correctly, look pretty and stuff.ld say jumps are one of the most important things to know. i think that is also what d kes a very gater. tip number four, you have to know how to spin, especially if you do it fast. you get a lot of points and it looks extremely awesom laura: alysa's tips for the top. i am laura trevean. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are signed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and ay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america'ste neglneeds. >> what are you doing? >> possibilities. emyour day is filled with . >> tv, play "downton abbey." >> and pbs helps everyone discover theirs. anytime, anywhere. pbs. we are with you for life. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kce los angeles. captioning sponsored by

can i jump to you quickly? >> yeah, i think curiousty and wonder and awe are the things that i get to experience and see someone connect to feel a prayer for the first time for seeing them really understand a concept and being able to experience that through their eyes sustains me and is one of the most beautiful things we see. >> i was a kid, it was my summer job in college. now i'm one of the direct there. i don't know what my life would be like without camp. i for sure know i wouldn't be as confident as i was for the love and validation i received from role models growing up and still to do this day they identified me. i also think about the experiences of going out into nature and the wilderness and opens foreflection and spiritual moments. i think also just being able to kind of know my roll and know when the speak up and empower other people. >> thanker you so much. we're going to take a quick break and come back in a moment. >>> let's let folks know logistic things like when you register and do you start

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senator cory booker jumped in today so he's the newest candidate.ve ralph northam turning up in his 1984 medical yearbook photo as a man in blackface or the one in the kkk outfit. and now republican senator tim scott of that all-important early primary state of south carolina is speaking out about the virginia governor. saying the governor's quick apology is good but the people of virginia will make their voices heard. i'm betting the people of senator scott's south carolina will have some opinions as well. joining us now is jamie harrison, the associate chairman of the democratic committee and the former chair of the south carolina democratic party. he's also the author of "climbing the hill: how to build a career in politics a make a difference." thank you so much for joining us tonight, jamie. good to talk to you. >> thank you joy. >> thank you very much. we have lots and lots of statements coming out. senator kamala harris has called on governor northam to resign. you've got 2020 candidates beginning to weigh in. i believe elizabeth warren has a

>> lewis, that's who jumped off a cliff like that. we've seen a lot of his videos and he describes that this one is difficult in many different ways. in fact, you can see it from his point of view, what it looks like at the top of this waterfall. there are a number of different exit points. in some places you have to have a rope to pull back some of the branches to expose the rocks and there's so much that could go wrong. but sketchy andy a reason, and n you put it all together, you have to land precisely in the pool, which is about 4 to 6 feet deep because anywhere elserould trees. >> and you're landing pretty hard either way. >> that's a smile on his face. >> he's like, i survived again. >> he's loving it. >>> good gator. ♪ ♪ >>> the internet, it's beautiful. >> it's petty is what it is and i am here, over the weekend one of my friend from home shared this post from charles ayers. it states as a lady you eat a if you ain't full you fill up on mashed potatoes and biscuits. don't ever eeat three pieces of chicken. that's not lady like

do we know what is behind that jump?france has s always had a problem with anti-semitism since the end of the second worldld w. anti-semiticporadic attacks in france. andexample, in cemeteries going all the way back to the 1990's, when there was an atattk against a cemetery, which shocked the nation. since then, they have unfortunately y have had that oa regular basis. until further studies are made into what is behind it is difficult to pinpoint. what -- one thing being put forward is the fact that the yellow vests movement -- yellow vests movement may have given some right wing extremist movements, the feeling that the hasdom of protest in france been liberated, and therefore, they can do what they like. and they are hiding behind the yellow vest movement to ride out these insulting phrases we have seen. intohat has to be taken context of what is happening in france at the moment, and it has to be proven, but it is one of the ideas being put forward. but as the prime minister said, determinesnot come with the anti-semi

people are you selling crack rock or you got a wicked jump shot in order to exclaim good. job you got to act like a lion among other one. piece of the beast so this is the bible that is at the root for. what is do before you came here where did you work before you came here when you live well death row in many us states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor of the death penalty there are some people because of what they did have given up the right to live among us somebody even proven innocent off two years on death row and how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. hello and welcome to the part of the world cannot afford to return to the on the restraint nuclear competition of the cold war that was deeply from the u.n. secretary general earlier this week coming after the american decision to pull out from the i.n.f. treaty and russia's roll out of new

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evil you so incredibly wrong or you got a wicked jump shot in order to excuse. to act like a lying amounts on the one. a month of sundays so this is somebody that is at the root for. came here where did you work before you came here when you live well death row in many us states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor the death penalty there are some people because of what they did have given up the right to live among us some might even proven innocent years on death row and how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. not. having. enough. time to get that up back up. on the not immediately you're going up. the tab it. opens one of the suit me will have. done say is it show it's on to indian or a force jet so where disputed kashmir capturing the two pilots plus the nuclear armed rivals and violence as a. culture coming up in the program the sta

that will be another -- charles: jumping the question b now. jumping ahead, okay, jumping ahead.et everyone on potential shut downings national emergency, how would you see that play. >> i would like to see them come to an agreement where pelosi and trump can get a statement each can declare victory and just get over this. you would like negotiation. charles: you want to see president trump hugging and kissing the chinese leader, hugging and kissing the democrats, valentine's day all month long? that is what you're talking about? >> just have to shake hands with pelosi. charles: if that happens, brings us to infrastructure. vulcan materials jumped slightly, martin marietta materials up almost 2%. united rentals up a big $2.50. last week it was announced we would have the state of the union material names took off. infrastructure ironically might be one thing they can get done, erin, with this composition of the house. >> potentially. certainly one thing that we could see that the administration could really have a big impact on this year. since they already handled corporate taxe

is there anyone else that can jump in?rt to see a second or third wave by then, of candidates who didn't jump in early and rethink it. bill clinton, in 1990 -- he entered the race in october of 1991. now, that's a long time ago, but -- >> in october? >> october of '91. just a few months before. yeah. the general thinking is, though, the earlier the better if you're not that well known. >> all right. ryan lizza, we've got a long ways to go. it will be interesting to see the twists and turns along the way. thank you for being here. >> thanks, ana. >> live pictures of elizabeth warren. she's hitting the ground running in the first days of her campaign. >>> defiance and denial. how do virginia voters feel about this? we're live in richmond next. and saying, "really?" so we built capital one cafes, with savings and checking accounts you can open from here in 5 minutes. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? when did sleep become something that requires effort, like an obstacle we have to overcome every single night?

. >> she jumped out of the car. the man jumped out, waving what looked like a crowbar, she flagged down a passing car and an elderly couple drove her to the police station. the search for her abductor began. >> bundy was off to a new hunting ground. >> it's the winter of 1975. and ted bundy's got to find a place where there's not a lot of talk about missing women and he can blend in. so he heads up the mountains to colorado. >> there the list of victims grew. five additional women would be killed. one, just a 12 year old child. >> in the summer of 1975, bundy's luck is changing. >> he was going from being the hunter to be being the hunte>> the attention of a police officer, a short police chase was quickly followed by an arrest. once in custody, hiding became more difficult. >> that put him on the radar of utah law enforcement. and they had this unsolved abductor of carol. >> carol came to the police station, was shown a lineup and was able to identify bundy as the person who attacked her. >> he was arrested and cha

so many others are considering jumping in.have joe biden, brown, bloomberg and many senators already in the race. this is shaping up to be certain lay large democratic field. it is already taking shape in terms of idealology and geography. howard schultz making the case here tonight that he believes there is room for a third way. >> thank you very much. to our viewers be sure to watch later tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern as cn nn presents a town hall. it is later tonight. anderson cooper talks with the latest democrat to jump in the presidential race of minnesota. >>> coming up a former trump insider says he won't let the white house silence him about his tell all book. will he prevail in a new lawsuit against the president? ♪ hoo - want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over 100,000 tours, attractions, and experiences in destinations around the world like new york, from bus tours to breathtaking adventures. tripadvisor makes it easy to find and book amazing things to do. and you can cancel m

we jump around.re actually laying out at least early what their thought process is with these stops or how many of thestones they make or what states they're going to and why does new hampshire matter? i think we get into this debate every four years. but take a look at the last ten democratic primary winners and you can see when we put a poll up here, six of the last ten democratic primary winners have also won new hampshire. sure you have been a veteran of it during the course of your career. how much does this particular state matter in the grand scheme of things? >> i think it matters a lot. the system we've devised in the last few decades has provided a lot of significance. it's seen as sort of a kind of litmus test. i think one of the things about this field we just don't know yet, in past years, one of the past things is the field has been winnowed down when candidates have done well in places that people don't expect them to, right. >> so when barack obama did well in iowa, african-american,

in and one jumps out. vision. >> no interest in being a senator from kansas? >> i love doing what i'm doing. >> sounds like you're not ruling it out. >> it is ruled out. >> after a couple months of uncertainty, secretary of state mike pompeo today said no to a 2020 senate bid. republican leaders were hoping for a high profile recruit to help avoid a divisive primary. meanwhile republicans have their first candidate for the senate race at the top of their target list. >> look at washington and tell me you don't see a disconnect between your values and the values they have there. jones will have quite a challenge running in a presidential year. >> bradley burns has to get through a primary, it is something that he ran into a problem with last time he ran statewide. can he have a clear primary field? if he does, doeg jones has a tough vote. up next, the likely heard of a joe biden 2020 run. e biden 2020n to help manage blood sugar, and start making everyday progress. glucerna. with retirement planning and adv

tariffs on two hundred billion dollars of chinese goods will jump from ten percent to twenty five percent and who has the upper hand on the economy given that china's growth has dropped to its lowest annual rate in almost three decades china significantly reliant on trade on the other hand president needs a deal that doesn't undermine his pledge to be tough on china so when the march first deadline approaching the u.s. may have the economic advantage by china has a political advantage president trump also sent his strongest signal yet on tuesday that the march first deadline is not a magical date potentially offering negotiators additional room to breathe to scrape a deal all together. and we think so i want to pick up on what she was reporting there and joining us now for the discussion in the u.s. china trade. continues is the chief c.e.o. of your pacific capital peter schiff aggrieved peter welcome back there is this late breaking news and so i was getting to it about. sort of what's out there that china has proposed that they would dramatically increase u.s. natural gas and semiconduc

the doors open, he jumps out and runs away. ahese are all t ifds?these are road safety workers who were sent to clean up after the last landslide. when they get there, because of heavy rain, the ground is still soggy and the mountain is like, i'm not done yet. >> we've just cleaned up, guys. >> can you curious about what may be underneath that landslide? think about it. are there fossils in there, old ruins that have been covered up for thousands of years? what -- i want to go through it. >> have you been watching a lot of indiana jones recently? >> i can tell you one thing it's going to reveal. a digger. that is the only thick that is taken out by this landslide. it was taken away, but nobody was hurt in this whole >>> nicki tutorials has a new series called face match. so in this video for this challenge, she's partnering with abby roberts. >> and i am so honored that she is here with me today. >> here we go. abby starts working on nicki's face. it's a unique, distinct look. for the most part, this is pretty traditional until she starts adding add