>> look, i agree with aisha that it is disappointing. i never think it is good to change the rules middle of the game unless there's a compelling reason to do so. >> so this is unusual? >> it certainly feels unusual. i think it is unfair to people that started at the beginning of the process and follow the rules as they were laid out. for that, i think it is disappointing. they changed the rules in 2016 so senator sanders could run because he wasn't a democrat. rule changes happen. i think it does mean we are more likely to see michael bloomberg on stage, but i do think there needs to be, i completely agree, he needs some grass roots component. you have to be able to show you can go out and actually talk to voters. i noticed in one of his ads recently he was in monterey, california, that's not getting out there, south carolina, nevada, texas, and talking to people about what are the issues. because the thing we know, one of the things i love about the fact that we have four very different states early on, there are very different issues.

thanks so much, anna palmer, aisha moodie-mills. we'll see what the debate brings. >>> join cnn for a series of town halls with several of the top 2020 democrats. it's in las vegas ahead of this week's nevada caucus. the two-night event starts tonight and continues on thursday, 8:00 eastern, only right here on cnn. >>> still to come -- members of a group of more than 1,000 federal judges calling for an emergency meeting. why they say the justice department is in crisis. and this cannot wait. >>> also, 13 coronavirus patients being treated in omaha this morning. we'll give you a live update on their condition ahead. >>> and the deadly virus is having an impact on china's economy. we'll talk to the president's top trade adviser peter navarro about what the fallout could be here in the united states, next. ♪ go on and ask her. ♪ tell her how you feel. ♪ cause there is no doubt: ♪ this love is real ooohh. take the leap, with our diamond price match guarantee. ♪ jared. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapi

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momentum that will help raise more money, to put more resources into those super tuesday states. >> aisha, what are you going to be watching for in nevada? >> i'm going to be watching for turnout. i'm curious how enthusiastic democrats actually are about the process in general. here's the thing. anderson, the only way we get rid of donald trump out of this white house is if democrats come out en masse in november to vote. i think this primary process is going to be really telling about whether we see record-breaking numbers in nevada of people turning out because they want to be a part of getting rid of donald trump and that means picking the candidates who's going to be able to go up against him. i was very disappointed in iowa's turnout. new hampshire was a little bit better. now we're in a diverse state that's certainly a more a reflection of america, we'll see the same thing when we go into south carolina. so what i'm watching for is are people really enthusiastic about this 2020 election generally? are they participating? are they showing up in record numbers? that, to me, will be a

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i'm aisha hasnie. president trump releasing his 2020 budget tomorrow.ill be offering a $4.8 trillion spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year, 22 to 100 it leaves social security and medicare benefits untouched good but it does protect a budget deficit of just over $1 trillion which will force the government to borrow 22 cents for every dollar it spends. it also assumes economic growth of 2.8% this year and averaging 3% over the long-term. the news from china not good. ninety-seven deaths from the coronavirus over the past 24 hours per 908 people in mainland china have now died on the virus and there are two deaths outside china. the number of cases ticking upwards since yesterday, total cases now numbering more than 40000. i'm aisha hasnie now back to mark live in. violent attacks. mark: professor randy barnett. do you have to have witnesses in the senate? this became a big issue, even more than the articles themselves at one point. >> there were witnesses in the senate. the entire house record, including the video testimony was made part of the sena

mistake to expect a vaccine for the current outbreak yes unfortunately that is it in order to expect aisha's out well that is that science is so advanced like and you may get vaccines faster that it has an impact right now but this is just not the way products like vaccines are even drugs that can be manufactured and skinned up in this short period of time and that. experts from the professor would be what use is a vaccine if it is developed after the outbreak it was developed for. well isn't it good that good example is evil that would begin with africa we didn't have x x since then didn't have any so nice bed and sing about it started to air in full force so we have a current outbreak and it allowed back in the d.r. see also a public health emergency of an international concern and the development that we had done many years back or 4 years back is now paid off because we now have a licensed product and now saves lives in the current outbreak so there might be outbreaks with as good of out as in the future we don't know that yet what development will be is going to stay it's going to go aw

pablo: aisha afirma que hay desinformaciÓn sobre lo que hace.iminada sino que se enfocan en individuos especÍficos. pero se afirma que la realidad es muy distinta. >> es una redada. lo vemos a punto de vistade cuando hacen grandes redadas. pero tambiÉn cuando llegan en casas privadas buscando una persona especÍfica pero se llevan como 10 o 12 que encuentran ahÍ y que no buscaban inicialmente. eso de que no hacen redadas no sÉ de dÓnde viene pero es pura mentira. >> ice dice que pueda restar indocumentados sin una orden judicial. se apunta que es cierto si es en un lugar pÚblico pero si no es en una casa o Área privada,donde necesitan una orden judicial. se afirma que realizan el trabajo de forma profesional y humana.pero este activista responde que la polÍtica el presidente trump estÁ claramente centrada contra la comunidad hispana. >> una manera de dar unacachetada a la comunidad latina, y diciendo que va a proteger de la invasiÓn. pablo: el gobierno propone aumentar las tarifas para apelar las decisiones de jueces de migraciÓn. estas tarifas n

aisha, when we look at the results from nevada, what was impressive, when you look at it by category, by demographic, sanders essentially swept it with a few exceptions. so i imagine that gives a lot of his democratic opponents a certain amount of pause as they head into this debate on tuesday night. so, do you think that we're going to see those other democrats start trading their fire on sanders in particular, on the way they did, in fact, in the las vegas debate with mike bloomberg? >> absolutely. they always try to undercut the front-runner. joe biden has put out his talkers, having to beat down the idea that bernie sanders wanted to primary barack obama, almost as if he's a traitor because he wanted to primary the first black president. what i don't want us to discount is the fact that bernie sanders, wlu like him, don't like him, you agree with his policies, you don't agree with his policies, he has ignited a movement in this country that can't be ignored and all of those people on the stage in south carolina will have to be able to address how it is that they'll bring people to

>> aisha -- >> i came from greenburg and spartanberg south carolina.e polling high but bernie sanders had a rally that had to be moved. 2,000 people came out to see him on thursday and they had to move p because it got so big. i think there's a lot of enthusiasm out there for him. this is a joe biden do or die, last-ditch effort. even if joe bind wins in south carolina. he's not looking so good in most of the big states. north carolina, texas, california, virginia, joe biden is still struggling to get into that top three. i think he lives to see another day, maybe raises more money so he can keep plowing ahead. the truth is the momentum is with bernie sanders. i don't know who quells that. bloomberg's adds don't seem to be doing it. >> david gergen what are you looking for for tomorrow? >> of course whether biden wins it or not. i think that kierstin is right. a lot depends on how big a victory he gets. if it's less than 10 points, single digits, i don't think that has much impact on the dynamics for super tuesday. if it's above 10, you know, if you ge

let's bring in keith boykin, aisha moody mills and strategist joseph. you should get a podcast called joe pinion. let's discuss. keith, you first. the current state of the race has the former mayor of south bend, indiana, pete buttiegieg narrowly ahead. it takes 991 delegates. do you get the sense this is barely started? >> it is barely started, it is very early. bernie sanders is the front runner now. he won the most votes in iowa, most votes in new hampshire. polls show bernie sanders is surging. the first time since joe biden entered the race and he is not in the lead. black support is starting to evaporate a bit for joe biden. we saw in the quinnipiac poll it went down 27% for joe biden. 22% for mike bloomberg. we'll talk about later. it's ecstatic how fluid this race is. i've been following politics and involved in campaigns since 1988. i've never seen a campaign with so much fluidity as this one where anybody could win. anybody could take off. >> there is truth to that. when you look at the slimness between the two front runners, are we possibly l

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showing him opening fire inside the new york precinct hours after ambushing an officer on patrol, aishah developments. >> good morning, this is what it's come to, heather, daily mail reporting nypd ordering cops not to wear their uniforms or badges anymore when off duty over fears they'll be targeted next, on top, family, friends, could be you at home not to wear any nypd items related as well, we have reached out to nypd about this and they have no comment as of right now. this is all happening after a violent weekend against police, robert williams who you see here is now charged with attempted murder after attacking several officers over the weekend, new video this morning shows williams shooting up a bronx precinct on sunday where he shot a lieutenant in the arm and nearly shot other police personnel you see there responding, just a few hours earlier he shot at two officers sit inside patrol van and hitting one officer in the neck, thankfully one officer was discharged from the hospital as new york city leaders condemn the attacks? this was an attempt to assassinate police officers,

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let us know this morning and we will ask doctor aisha awa n morning and we will ask doctor aisha awanrnight, as storm dennis brings chaos to half—term holiday plans. amber weather warnings remain in place across many parts of the country. in west yorkshire, a major incident has been declared, with the environment agency warning hundreds of homes are at risk of flooding. health officials in china say another 143 people have died from coronavirus, most of them in hubei province, where the outbreak originated. it brings the total number of deaths caused by the infection in china to more than 1,500. more than 66,000 chinese people are now believed to have the virus. labour's emily thornberry is out of the party's leadership race, after falling short of enough backers to move through to the final stage of the contest. despite a desperate last—minute scramble ahead of the midnight deadline, the shadow foreign secretary failed to win enough support to make it through to the final ballot. frontbenchers sir keir starmer and rebecca long—bailey, along with backbench mp lisa nandy, had already m

. >> that noise you heard was aisha falling off the chair. she is okay. we are coming right back.ere's another. anthony brezinski opened that, my preference would be a more moderate candidate at the top of the ticket, someone who reflects more of the district that delivers a majority in 2018. even aoc admitting her guy might have to compromise on far left policies like medicare for all, telling the huffington post the president can't wave a magic wand and pass any legislation they want. we compromise deeply and get a public option. the chatter about bernie gets louder, nancy pelosi once again trying to shush her party. >> just because some people are speaking out about not liking one candidate or another, that is politics, a messy business. >> sanders got wind of the talk and is saying he is here to fight for republicans and the democratic establishment. >> the strongest campaign to defeat trump, you defeat trump by having the largest voter turnout in the history of this country. >> senator sanders needs 1991 delegates to secure the nomination, he only has 21, one less then mayor

. >> aisha with the latest developments. >> good morning, rob and jillian, let me tell you this is whatmes to this morning, daily mail reporting the nypd is now ordering its cops not to wear their uniforms or their badges anymore when they are off duty over fears they'll be targeted next and on top of that, they are also asking family, friends, loved ones, maybe you at home to not wear anything nypd related as well, now we've reached out to the nypd to comment on this so far we haven't heard back, this is all happening after a very violent weekend against police, robert williams who you see right there on the screen, he's now charged with attempted murder after attacking several officers over the weekend, new video here this morning shows williams shooting up a bronx precinct on sunday where he shot a lieutenant in the arm and nearly shot personnel that you see there on the screen responding and just a few hours earlier he shot at two police officers sitting inside a patrol van in the bronx hitting one of those officers in the neck. thankfully that officer was discharged from the hospit

i'm aisha hasnie and now back to "unknown valor". ♪ >> february 1945 world war ii had been raging fored forces fought nazi in europe america was virtually alone against the battle against the japanese and pacific. u.s. forces battled across the island securing them one by one, killing enemy fighters and regaining the pivotal airfields on each when the solomon to the will birth and marshall islands to the marianas inching closer to mainland japan. >> [inaudible] very deep underground 20000 of the toughest fighting men waited for us to make the first move. >> most of us cannot figure out [inaudible] >> u.s. bomber jobs had been pummeling the island for months attempting to cripple japanese defenses. it was to secure the island and the two airstrips as a stopover for battle damaged be 29 on their way to and from bombing runs to mainland japan. there was only so much bombardment could achieve. the 22000 japanese fighters weren't on the island, they were in the island. the imperial army had spent months digging into the hard surface and building an underground city complete with hospitals,

. >> and aisha, the nevada caucus is saturday and then the following saturday and then it is a national super tuesdays in a row in which you need money and organization. sanders has it. bloomberg has it. does anybody else? >> well, that is the thing right now, and you will see it in the debate tomorrow night someone trying to really this could be the last stand for some of the candidates who are trying to show that they belong in the race. biden is not wanting to have a bad showing in nevada and south carolina is the last stand, right? he needs to show himself. you will have warren, and they are going to be trying to make sure that this doesn't become a bloomberg and sanders race. at this point, you do see the progressive wing lining up behind sanders mostly, and then you have a split with bloomberg and biden and all of the others, and klobuchar and buttigieg, and so the question is does this end up being something that ultimately helps sanders, because you have the rest of the vote split. if you is people staying in, it could be like what happened in 2016 with trump where you have all

. >> aisha, if biden wins in south carolina, does that -- if you're bernie sanders, does that reallyrs who has the movement, who is pulling big crowds and who has a lot of money. >> right now bernie sanders has 45 delegates and biden has 15. even if joe biden picks up more in south carolina, he's still probably going to be behind bernie sanders. i don't think this is a calculus going into tuesday. coming out of super tuesday is a testament to where things stands and who ends up staying in the race. what's interesting to me, too, we are going to have to start talking more about the actual issues on the campaign trail. right now we keep talking about electability and there's this presumption that the person who is more moderate,this case joe biden, is the person people think is electable. i don't think that's the case. i think elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, are having conversations young people and people of color care about. when joe biden talks about more of the same, he loses some of those folks. i think those issues will matter in terms of mobilizing the base and who is able to

. >> aisha moodie-mills. thank you. >> stay with cnn throughout the night.of the new hampshire primary starts at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the president of the united states has a new plan to stop the coronavirus. he says just wait a couple months as the death toll grows and health officials throw everything they can at the virus, president trump says it should all go away by april. let's talk to a doctor. >>> more on our breaking news, a huge reversal from the justice department and former trump associate roger stone, they are backtracking on his recommended sentence after president trump complained on twitter. we'll be right back. >>> breaking news, the trump administration says it is looking to announce a deal with the taliban in afghanistan as early as this week. let's go straight to the pentagon and our correspondent there barbara starr. barbara, what's the story? >> well, brook, they hope to. they have a lot of optimism about it, but there is still plenty of skepticism as well that this may all work out. still, it is a hint that there could be a breakthro

i'm aisha hasnie. the u.s.arantines americans from the diamond princess cruise ship off japan. the only people not showing those coronavirus symptoms were on the flight. more than 40 americans on the ship tested positive for the virus and there are about 71000 confirmed cases now worldwide. more than 1700 people have died. president trump trying to wrap up his popularity among racecar fans prayed the president was grand marshal of the 62nd annual daytona 500 in florida today but because of the rain the race was postponed. president trump and first lady took their first men around the racetrack. it will air at 4:00 o'clock tomorrow on fox sports. now back to "life, liberty and levin". ♪ ♪ >> america defends those founding documents and our founders gave us ai system designed to restrain this dangerous impulse. theyey chose to entrust american power to those most invested in the fate of our nation and to be proud and fiercely independent people. together we are restoring american freedom, defending american justi

lots to talk about with aisha moodie-mills, cnn political commentator, and bernard wittman, former bloombergnd democratic strategist. great to have boat of you on. there is so much to talk about. bernard first to you, not the best night for your guy, michael bloomberg. what happened? >> i think he had a rough night. the fact is these candidates have debated each other eight times. this is his first debate in about a dozen years. i think they was a little rusty. the thing that sticked with me, he needed to lean in more, jump in more. he has more experience leading, managing rg creating programs, creating jobs, promoting people, promoting minorities, people of color, actually creating jobs, expanding health care than any other person on that debate stage. he should have actually taken the lead, leaned in, talked about his record, talked about his experience, talked about his plans, talked about his programs, and unfortunately i think he laid back a little too much. he sort of let other people take shots, take shots at him. take shots at other people, and tried to stay above the fray and ended

with me at the studio, julie pace with the associated press, aisha rasco, karoun demirjian of "the washington post," and cnn's abby phillip. it's interesting, hope hicks comes back in, the president knows from her role in the campaign, even before that in the trump organization, that she's on his side, very close to jared and ivanka. at the same time, the president is having a fight to someone else who used to be close in the west wing, his former chief of staff. john kelly giving a speech and some remarks in which he defended colonel vindman, the national security aide, who testified in the impeachment proceedings, was supposed to leave soon and the president decided not soon enough and had him escorted out of the white house. john kelly says this. he did exactly what we teach them to do, from cradle to grave. he went and told his boss what he had just heard. we teach them, don't follow an illegal order, and if you're ever given one, you'll raise it to whoever gives it to you that that is an illegal order and then tell your boss. kelly is a former marine general. the president quickly respon

candidates, and bernie sanders is getting scrutiny and a new digital video from the bloomberg campaign, aishacking sanders' record on guns saying it is a potential weak point for sanders in the primary and he has been in the past, a supporter of the pro gun measures and could this hurt him since he has since changed the position? >> it is the record and smart to call it out. he is the frontrunner, and so when we get to debates tomorrow night, on the stage, people will come after him about it as well. what is interesting though is that point that you originally made about how people are finally figuring out that bernie sanders is the frontrunner, and come after him. >> last debate, they came after bloomberg. >> yes, and he is spending all of the money, but right now, bernie sanders is the only person creating a ground swell and a movement in the country, and other candidates may have good polling and raising some money, but he has people-power behind him and that is what the folks are attacking the people-power and it is to detriment of the democratic party, because we need that engine of enth

. >> i mean -- >> what do you think, aisha? obvious there's no way democrats are going to get excited and jazzed up about two white men, particularly two white men of a certain age who are running for president sim plif because we are so used to seeing our self reflected in the makeup of this party that prides itself in being diverse, wanting to be inclusive. even when we struggle at it, there is a lot of intentionality that goes into making people feel like they have a voice and place at the table. so, yeah, of course he's going to need to at least pick a woman or person of color. if we are to really ignite the turnout we need in november to really dump donald trump. that's the thing we all need to be talking about. voters are confused. they're thinking about, quote-unquote, electability. in their guts their want to be moved, invigorated and excited. as we continue to profile the candidates that's what people are trying to feel. they want to feel something. and whoever the vp is is certainly going to need to evoke some kind of

with us now cnn political commentator, aisha moody-mills and susan page. ask rahm emanuel, former mayor of chicago, served as obama's chief of staff, he said the whole democratic party is in a sense of panic over sanders. likes the guy, doesn't like his policies, they're all panicking. if that's true, did they do a good job trying to squash sanders' chances last night? >> i would say that the -- hey, poppy. i would say that the vast majority of america is wondering what another four years under donald trump would look like. i'm actually down here in south carolina right now and we were all sitting in that debate hall and coming out talking to folks that are going to vote here. i don't know that anyone is more decided after that debate than not but everybody is still afraid. and so part of what i think has been interesting about the conversation as they are trying to attack each other is that folks, especially elizabeth warren, finally started to talk about why they are better than donald trump to lead the country. i think the voters will wanting -- want to

[applause] and i just want to verbally thank everybody that's on my support team, donna, patrick, aishaf from the navigation center and the department of homelessness and mayor london breed. the whole community that's putting this together. thank you. i really appreciate it. best of luck to everybody else too. [applause] >> justin, thank you so much. it's so great when you can actually hear from someone who had the experience and to see all of the amazing people who are part of justin's village and what they did to support him and now it's really amazing. so i'm really happy for you. and we are looking for good things to come. so thank you so much for sharing your story. [applause] now at this time i would like a community member who is a general manager of music city s.f., peter jacobson, to say a few words. [applause] >> first i would like to say thank you to mayor breed, to supervisor peskin and really to everyone else who has been just so welcoming to us throughout this process. my name is peter jacobson, i'm the general manager of music city. we are located at bush and polk. we are

[applause] and i just want to verbally thank everybody that's on my support team, donna, patrick, aishaeg, jeff from the navigation center and the department of homelessness and mayor london breed. the whole community that's putting this together. thank you. i really appreciate it. best of luck to everybody else too. [applause] >> justin, thank you so much. it's so great when you can actually hear from someone who had the experience and to see all of the amazing people who are part of justin's village and what they did to support him and now it's really amazing. so i'm really happy for you. and we are looking for good things to come. so thank you so much for sharing your story. [applause] now at this time i would like a community member who is a general manager of music city s.f., peter jacobson, to say a few words. [applause] >> first i would like to say thank you to mayor breed, to supervisor peskin and really to everyone else who has been just so welcoming to us throughout this process. my name is peter jacobson, i'm the general manager of music city. we are located at bush and polk.

[applause] and i just want to verbally thank everybody that's on my support team, donna, patrick, aisha, meg, jeff from the navigation center and the department of homelessness and mayor london breed. the whole community that's putting this together. thank you. i really appreciate it. best of luck to everybody else too. [applause] >> justin, thank you so much. it's so great when you can actually hear from someone who had the experience and to see all of the amazing people who are part of justin's village and what they did to support him and now it's really amazing. so i'm really happy for you. and we are looking for good things to come. so thank you so much for sharing your story. [applause] now at this time i would like a community member who is a general manager of music city s.f., peter jacobson, to say a few words. [applause] >> first i would like to say thank you to mayor breed, to supervisor peskin and really to everyone else who has been just so welcoming to us throughout this process. my name is peter jacobson, i'm the general manager of music city. we are located at bush and po

aisha scale player we're by far the fastest growing. that's a good thing.ave committed to is to get to number one and number two and every market that we compete in in 12 to 18 months and you see that happening. so for example in india where we had two very strong competitors, we decided to sell our business to one of them and they're going to work well together. >> some investors are worried that you may have to overpay to pick off your competitors. >> you're cheep like me? >> it's a great company. we'll pay up but plan a is always organic growth so as long as organic growth is plan a, plan b which is acquisitions is always going to be opportunisticwe made the determination that the best way to go forward is stand alone it takes corner grocery stores and put them on our platform we will buy when we see something new and a team that's particularly talented but we're going to be pretty choiceful when we do. >> do you anticipate getting out of other big markets. >> it represents the significant majority of our bookings but there's some countries that are in t

storm meaning on shore you can see all the directions are the colors aisha up here in the north bay.s there's a change of the guard building for a high because temperatures are going to be warming by the time we get to tuesday wednesday, particularly mostly sunny cool breezy on tap today, 60's bay area wide that's coast to the inland areas. tomorrow still cool breezy to windy in spots now there was a showing up there are in sonoma county a little bit the peninsula, 60 still remain and then for next week warming only and into the mid week we're talking about middle 70's happening in the calm of the bottom drops out a little bit as we welcome in new systems highs today, we've got the 60's even in the central valley, 71 to sacramento, but a chilly 59 san francisco, lower 60's cover down to sow cow. 59 san francisco, open checking in at 62, 68 meanwhile for san jose across the wider numbers reached a close to 70 and talking about 7071% rosa. but on balance most of the real estate of the bay holding in the 60's territory again we're take a look at that longer range forecast, there was som