she said it was a gut punch, a gut punch to see all of the leading women candidates knocked out of this campaign, four united states senators, the strongest field, field of women candidates we've ever seen in a presidential campaign. hillary clinton was obviously stronger when she ran, but as a field, do you understand what lily adams means by that gut punch, what that felt like to women? >> sure i do. that's why in 2018 when i campaigned for more women than anybody else did. we elected 41 new members of the house. i went out in their districts, though purple districts and i helped them win. let me put it this way, they asked me to come in and they won. not because of me but in spite of me. i'm not a pundit. for example, there was sexism in hillary's race and the way -- and it's real. the idea of sexism and racism

moment i punched ba >> they shared similar stories of workplace violence. >> one got punched in the back. >> i get kicked in the chest again. >> one got punched in the head. >> in 2017, cal osha put together standards after this woman was attacked and killed by a patient at the martinez detention facility. now hospitals must report all assaults against workers and develop an effective violence preventive plan or else face fines. under the new rules, california health care facilities reported nearly 23,000 assaults since 2017. while some incidents prompted change, like adding staff or installing alarms, 77% of the hospitals reported making no safety improvements at all following an assault. >> there's a growing epidemic of workplace violence here at the county. >> last weekd technicians in contra costa county rallied at the board of supervisors meeting after watching assaults rise more than 10% last year. >> we have to take it seriously. safety and violence is not acceptable. >> contra costa health official rs listening to employee concerns and reviewing their own violence prevention

. >> jimmy: could you -- could you give me a punch and -- can you -- can you knock me out?my: what do i do >> okay, well, stand up. >> jimmy: okay and you don't miss or anything, right? ♪ >> so -- okay, so when you are throwing a fake punch on camera - >> jimmy: uh-huh >> the camera has, like, no depth perception it is a 2d image so i could throw a punch three feet from your face, and as long as we're lined up correctly and, like, the reaction - >> jimmy: sorry, this jazz is distracting. [ laughter ] sorry. i've never been in a fight at a jazz club. [ laughter ] >> i was jiving on it. so as long as -- >> questlove: sorry. >> jimmy: okay >> i'm in front of you >> jimmy: uh-huh >> i could punch three feet from your face, and as long as you react correctly, it will look like a real punch >> jimmy: oh, okay >> so if i throw a punch and then you turn your head -- >> jimmy: this way >> that way. here, you stand this way >> jimmy: okay, gotcha >> and then you turn your head that way and you got to, like, make a noise like i punched you really hard. okay, ready? [ grunts ] yeah >>

she said it was a gut punch, a gut punch to see all of the leading women candidates knocked out of thisign. four united states senators. the strongest field of women candidates we've ever seen in a presidential campaign. hillary clinton was obviously stronger when she ran but as a field, do you understand what lily adams means by that gut punch, what that felt like to win? >> sure, i do. that's why in 2018 we elected 411 new memb41 new members of the house. i went to the purple districts and helped them win. let me say this, they asked me to come in and they won. maybe in spite of me. i don't know. for example, i saw there was sexism in hitler's race and it's real. the idea of sexism and racism still exists in the united states of america. that's why i feel so strongly when i pushed everything to teaching my granddaughters they can do anything, anything, anything my grandson can do. >> is this presidential campaign a lesson to your granddaughters that they can do anything thaw wa -- they want to do? >> i think so. every campaign is slightly different and i'm not a pun danlt but all -- p

look at him and would be the smaller person, the woman, blonde, short hair, would lean forward and punch him in the kidney. double over in pain. she's a tough competitive. she's a great political athlete. she proved that with her focus. one of the great stories of the 2020 campaign will be what worked there and what didn't. i still feel like there's a bit of mystery around it or at least for me, there's a bit of mystery, i don't fully understand the elizabeth warren story.

>> i think it's a gut punch. it's really heart breaking. it's heart breaking that this campaign started out with so much promise. there was that picture going around today of that early photograph of all of those women who might become president. to have it end up -- i've had to over the course of this campaign explain to my kindergarten daughter why there has never been a woman president and she's been incredulous. you know, because elizabeth warren is who our family supports, has thought that elizabeth warren was going to be the first one. i think it is -- it's so -- it's extremely painful in part

you punch somebody no second punch you right back. we could've taken much stronger steps to send the message you do not interfere, it doesn't happen again. and we certainly have not done so.so >> host: democratic caller from california. >> caller: i have another question, when we started impeaching trump, i went to my representative to fights. it comes to. [inaudible] ie close it because they say no. i wonder if that is the way they tried to get us on certain things and make them false or something? >> host: is that the way the russians or the other countries try to get to people like eva by these pop up poles if she clicks on yes now they have information or et cetera? >> guest: it's really hard to tell who is doing what. the reality of this domestic groups that are interested and once the local versus another, the toolkit is the same. what the russians did in 2016 isn't anything sophisticated for the tools where they are on facebook to target individuals, to deliver specific content means whatever directly to your newsfeed. advertis

travis explained he had been punched out by the hunter in the parking lot of the broken drum. >> letsee your hands. >> detective sholes noticed some scraps on travis's hands. >> what's the cuts here from? >> where's your costume at now? >> my costume? my costume, we threw it away. >> why did you throw it away? >> because it was full of blood. >> when i was looking at him i saw what appeared to be a blood drop on his shoe. >> sholes pounced on that new lead. >> travis, would we be able to take your shoes? >> take 'em? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> travis gave the cops everything they asked for including a dna sample and permission to search his apartment where his lion costume was still in the trash. >> i give them everything. >> without them needing to get a search warrant. >> because i just knew i didn't have anything to do with it. >> but investigators were suspicious, in part because travis said he couldn't remember anything from the time he was punched until the time he got into a cab more than an hour later, and on the cops' timeline that was the time when joel lovelien was killed. >> on

so in 18 -- rolling up his sleeves to throw a punch. punch. in 1838, he strides into the house, with a newspaper above his head and announces, -- i have your proof that the democrats are corrupt. a maine democrat who was in his first year in congress immediately stood up in protest and insisted, that is not true, democrats are not corrupt. at this, wise slowly and dramatically turned around to face him and with a sneer on his face said -- are you thank you your excellent with sound effects. that's exactly what he was doing and he knew it was moving into dual territory and he eventually backed down, but in the process of backpedalling their ended up being a duel between two congressman the important part of this story is why did he taught him knowing full well that he would not want to fight the dual so why score an easy point against the democrats. and then during the dueling negotiations he discussed the fact that he did not want to do all that his constituents disapproved of it but he didn't feel like he could back down because if doing so h

. >> not able to take a punch or throw a punch and then to be resurrected because among other things there actually asking black voters for their votes. >> what is the reaction so oothat becomes too personal for politics? >> i was very disappointed i cannot speculate what i would have done if i was in the president shoes. >> even after he passed away? >> i i do believe john mccain did great damage to the party and in part failed to keep his promise to substantially reduce the impact and then to do great damage to this country now gop care. >>caller: i appreciate you c-span. thank s you. i have a couple of things i want to ask you and some comments. back in the day and then to do gsomething good. our communities were always corrupted and then taken down by fear but that's not true. but then we build this country and then black people and democrats like the koreans or the mexicans andan the africans to say they're lazy and don't want to do nothing but that's not true if we give them an opportunity they will get it. but now to have us down on their level the republican party all the peo

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it is a heartbreaking image striking with the force of 100 or even the fowls and punches medical staff on the front line in italy of 2 falling sick themselves in large numbers to more than 2600 of contract to the virus since february that represents around 8 percent of all cases in the country entire health care systems creaking under the strain there's a severe shortage of staff hospital beds and equipment lifesaving ventilators and face masks are in short supply and some retired stuff are being asked to return to work one of the country's leading public health experts claim the government's response has been too slow the problem right now is the supply of protective gear the government should have thought of this some time ago we already have a limited number of doctors nurses under extreme circumstances we could even ask them to help working even if they tested positive for corona virus still they should be equipped with protective devices to avoid spreading the virus further. the situation is really dramatic and there are 8 percent of workers who are able to center over all cases a

so i don't think the fed has been i think they try to take away that punch ball they never hit their inflation target late 18 they had to reverse course and then build up the balance sheet again. and in early 19 and that you know i so they pulled back from too tight a policy and i think that it didn't pull back far enough and then again in q 4 last year they had to start expanding the balance sheet again so i would argue that the fed policy has been too tight for the last year and a half and one of the things that also makes me think that is that even when they brought rates down to 0 recently the real rates. skyrocket we went from minus 80 basis points on the 5 year real rate to plus 50 basis points because inflation expectations have completely collapsed and so what we've seen so far is that even though the fed rate is 0 the fed funds rate. the real rate is much more positive than it should been dead and that it should be and so i think by going to unlimited purchases they have a chance perhaps to bring down those market rates to at least be in line with the drop in inflation expec

it is a heartbreaking image striking with the force of a 100 or even a 1000 punches medical staff on the front line in italy have been highly infected themselves at least 2629 have tested positive for the virus since february that represents 8 percent of all cases in the country is not only workers under pressure though but the whole health care system there's an increasing lack of staff and equipment are naaman off lifesaving ventilators or face masks while some across retired staff are being asked to return to work and they bid to turn the tide against the crisis one of the country's leading public health experts claims the government's brought some of these problems on itself. the problem right now is the supply of protective gear the government should have thought of this some time ago we already have a limited number of doctors nurses and direct streams circumstances we could even ask them to help working even if they tested positive for corona virus they should be equipped with protective devices to avoid spreading the virus fun though. the situation is really dramatic and ther

it is a heartbreaking image striking with the force of a 100 or even the fires and punches russia has raged at almost $150.00 coronavirus patients most of those were moscow the authorities are gradually implementing stricter measures to prevent the mass spread of the virus as seen elsewhere among the actions taken by moscow is restricted entry for foreign nationals people who enter the country from abroad must come to quarantine for 2 weeks schools we temporarily closed from march the 23rd and gatherings of more than 50 people is prohibited would have as more. what is going on how is russia being this lucky well it hasn't this isn't luck this is what happens when you take a pandemic seriously and early. thanks to swift measures we've taken in advance of both federal and regional levels in the 1st weeks of the worldwide epidemic outbreak we managed to restrain the massive and i would like to emphasize that massive infiltration and spread of the disease in russia this isn't a declaration of victory there are no winners here and there are no illusions that the virus will somehow skip ove

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and here comes the unsettled weather trained by saturday, one punch number one. and punch number 2 comes in on sunday and there's more upstream as we get into an unsettled. early april first full week of april by is point here so they keep dropping out of the gulf of alaska. so it looks like there's more rain coming our way but we really could use this because we're still very dry. this map tends to get updated on thursday, so it's the same as we had before but moderate with abnormally dry conditions on the santa clara county in the santa cruz mountains as well forecast today called for 61 san francisco, 66 for san jose 63 for oakland. again think we'll see a little bit better cloud cover in the north and to oakland san jose with that are clearing going on there and somewhat variable clouds throughout the day high temperatures today altamaha getting the lower to middle 60's, maybe and can livermore around 64 there was conquered and 63 meanwhile for hayward but your big 70 forecast we still have some lower 70's on here just a little bit of patients to get their my

it is a heartbreaking image striking with the force of a 100 or even the fires and punches. russia has registered almost 150 coronavirus patients most of those remorse go the authorities are gradually implementing stricter measures to prevent the mass spread of the virus as seen elsewhere well among the actions taken by moscow is restricted entry for foreign nationals people who enter the country from abroad must go into quarantine for 2 weeks schools will be temporarily closed from march the 23rd and gatherings of more than 50 people are prohibited as the outbreak began moscow dedicated a brand new hospital just to treat coronavirus patients city authorities are planning a hospital town just outside the capital and it will have its own sewer and water to water filtration systems and its own little part of the countryside too with an exclusion zone with tell. me while the mayor the moscow mayor's office has warned about misinformation spreading across the internet regarding the pandemic and the measures to contain it this includes post saying that the capital will go into to

the shocking video shows the mob of school kids kicking the girl on the ground and punching her the n.y.p.d. say they also stole her credit card or debit card, shoes and phone. authorities say suspects arrested were teens between the ages of 14 and 16. all were charged with robbery and gang assault the girl was taken to a hospital and has since been released. >> thousands of people in countries around the world celebrated international women's day. for more than a century, march 8 has been marked with marches and demonstrations spotlighting achievements made by women and the obstacles they still face. and in england, a tribute larger than life. a giant portrait of swedish teen activist greta thunberg was unveiled the students honored the 17-year-old as their inspiration. >> celebrities also marked the special day. she tweeted this photo honoring her daughters. and model ashley graham shared this powerful photo of herself giving birth she called it the face of her greatest strength. >> great celebration there all right. it is monday let's take a look outside with meteorologist janessa webb g

[cheers and applause] and our punches packed to the truth. am clear died about her overall objective and that is victory in november. [cheers and applause] but a victory for our country not just the campaign. if you remember, i enter the race to defeat donald trump and today i am leaving the race for the same reason because it would make it more difficult i always believe they should inform the decisions and our campaign slogan is in god we trust but then it became virtually impossible and i will not be our party's nominee but i will not walk away from the most important political fight of my life i hope you will not walk away either. >> i was believe the best to do it. and it is clear my friend the great american joe biden. [cheers and applause] i know his decency and honesty and commitment to the issues including gun safety and health care and climate change and i had a chance to work with joe on those issues especially when he was vice president he father working people his whole life and i'm glad to say i endorse joe biden and i hope you

so in 18 -- rolling up his sleeves to throw a punch. punch. in 1838, he strides into the house, with a newspaper above his head and announces, -- i have your proof that the democrats are corrupt. democrat who was in his first year in congress immediately stood up in protest and insisted, that is not true, democrats are not corrupt. at this, wise slowly and dramatically turned around to face him and with a sneer on his face said -- are you calling me a liar? [laughing] dr. freeman: thank you. excellent with sound effects. d we immediately knew this was moving into duel territory and he immediately backed down. but in the process of backpedaling, he insulted a newspaper editor. through a series of details i will not go into, there ended up eating a duels. -- there ended up being a duel. wise taunted him knowing full northerner, he would not want to fight the duel. so wise could score an easy point against a democrat. in fact, during the later duel discussedns, seeley the fact that he did not want a duel, but he's constituents disapproved of it,

>>the good news is that next weekend storm looks to really pack a punch as far as snow levels and snow totals go for this going to keep an eye on that because it is going to be a stronger colder storm set to arrive next weekend but from now until then tracking a very dry out with this evening for bay area forecast and temperatures still in the 50's and 40's but we're all going to be in the 40's for overnight lows so not tracking any chilly 30's like we did last night waking up to very cool temperatures this morning that warming trend is going to continue as you take a look at your work week monday microclimate forecast 2 degrees above average for downtown san francisco at 64 degrees also in the mid 60's or happen they daly city am pacific a 61 degrees for you with widespread mid 60's from brisbane to burlingame wind speeds light and breezy around 15 miles per hour less could see some spotty scattered showers but mainly for those of you in the south bay pretty dry for san mateo foster city 64 degrees san jose though you could pick up about a 10th of an inch of rain or less within the ne

every time he hit us, we hit back twice as hard and unlike his jabs our punches attack the truth. now, look, today i'm clear-eyed about our overriding objective and that is victory in november! [cheers and applause] mayor bloomberg: not victory for me or our campaign but victory for our country. [cheers and applause] mayor bloomberg: if you remember, i entered the race for president to defeat donald trump. and today, i'm leaving the race for the same reason, to defeat donald trump because staying in would make it more difficult to achieve that goal. i have always believed that it i ran my business and foundation and city hall. our campaign slogan was in god we trust. everyone else, bring data. well, after yesterday's results, the delegate map has become impossible and it no longer existed and i will not be your party's nominee but not work away from the most important political fight in my life and i hope you won't walk away either! [cheers and applause] mayor bloomberg: i have always believed that the team donald trump starts uniting behind a candidate with the best shot to do it

i like the fact he punches back twice as hard because our politicians have not been fighting the last couple decades. so hearing this time and time again here is the thesis of the president. first and foremost when you go to the doctor and say give me the bad news first everything that's going on to say it is pretty brutal. we are losing. borders are wide open trade deal is stupid china's laughing. the economy is anemic obama care is a disaster the deep state is corrupt. this is the first 30 seconds. and the first honest assessment our country had received in a long time. that is the first part of his doctrine and philosophy i will tell you straight to the american people i will not sugarcoat it. will not tell you one thing when it is together. what ideas are rooted in the renewal of the nation? understand the historical significance of what he has done or trying to do is trying to revitalize and resuscitate a country in the managed decline. >> the plague builds momentum and more people die and by october 2nd, the front page of the "washington post" we are told the work hours have cha

. >> we have to just change the culture, period, and keep punching at it and punching at it and punching at it. >> i think we need someone to head up this ticket that actually brings people with her instead of shutting them out. i would submit that that is me. trish: ah. is so there was amy klobuchar, and then you had tulsi gabbard, a democrat who tried to take down somehow a russian agent, thank you, hillary clinton. anyway, despite all their talk about equality and how awful president trump is for women and minorities, despite all that rhetoric, they go with an old, white man. narrowed it down to two old white men anyway. and i've got nothing against old white men, thank you very much. but in this case one is a diehard socialist who thinks cuba's murderous dictatorship is just great. >> cuba made progress on education. yes, i think -- >> boo. >> really? really? trish and the other one is, well, kind of losing it. >> all right, chuck, thank you very much. chris: all right. it's chris, but -- >> i just did chris. no, no, i just did chuck. i tell you what, man, these are back to back. any

a punch. that party is gone. that's why we talk about the party. this president is asking black voters for their books. something that hasn't happened for about seven years. >> what your reaction when the president has been critical of john mccain not only in life but also in death. it does not go too far? too personal on jupiter, to toxic? >> i was very disappointed. i can't speculate what i would have done or not done in the president's shoes but -- >> even in that? after he passed away? >> john mccain great damage. because of him, in part, it failed to keep its promise to substantially reduce the impact of obamacare. perhaps beyond that but john mccain did great damage to this country by stopping republicans by reducing some of the most egregious aspects of the affordable care act it down gop care because they failed to do anything about it. >> bernie robertson, the book coming home and great is next from texas. good morning. >> thank you. appreciate c-span. i have a few things to ask you s

look at what's happening in london as well that is really what's a potential gut punch. not just uber/lyft but the overall economy. the 8 to $10 overhang on uber stock. we feel it's not as draconian as fear taking that combined with nervousness on global travel that's the one/two punch that's making it seem so volatile especially after uber and dara just raised profitability targets up by a year >> that's true making that harder to achieve. let me ask you about slack which is another company you cover a lot saying this could be part that does better. people working from home, relying on the messaging systems. do you see any evidence that this company will be helped in the long run by this trend >> yeah. obviously, slack continues to sort of be -- it's a great company in terms of whereof they play microsoft is the main competition. i think they do play into that theme. i think that's something that definitely a shift of investors want to play more names that could play into that i do think it's key over the next week with earnings, do they call it out, is there a bump rig

at the end of the race japanese favorite so good to osaka had punched his ticket to the olympics and there was a new women's world record to celebrate the marathon gave a taste of what to expect at the games. i can't believe it it's so exciting i'm really looking forward to flying to supper over the olympic marathon. on account of the virus the number of tourists here had already fallen drastically by the end of january when china issued an exit ban for large groups and there is little sign of the upcoming olympics. i had actually planned to display here with. the now wait until it's certain that the game actually take place. the hope is that the situation will soon return to normal and excitement for the olympics can start to mount in earnest. 75 years ago today the philippines. looked like this. the result of a month long battle. and these forces mostly u.s. and philippines troops fought a brutal campaign that ended with the city but it came at the cost of more than $100000.00 civilians dead the violence of the time. in the memories of those who were. you cannot. talks about it the

in the face >> and rightfully so, macy's has been punched in the face the closing of the stores and they still want to pay their employees, they're going to be bleeding cash. you have to look at the balance sheet. who can afford to bleed cash looking at macy's, now it's 22%. it seems insane that they would continue to pay that dividend and use that cash when they're going to need their cash not right away, but pretty darn soon they don't have any maturities coming up so quickly, they need to use their cash in a better way. we may have a chart of the debt that's been hanging in there it was hanging in there until recently, and then it got smoked it's down to the low 80s, if you were to buy it, there's only three years left until it matures. there is a 10% annualized return for senior unsecured debt. i don't think i would buy it, there's more room to fall. >> yeah, we're watching the debt, and this is the story that we've been talking about certainly on this program. not just for the last couple weeks, but before that, you have to watch the credit markets, they're going to drive the e

this was where you got your ticket punched ticket on the trains. you will notice the train tracks are higher now. they were three feet when the depot was built. a lot of that has changed because of the weight of the trains and what is required for the trains. if this was to turn back into a passenger station it could , easily be converted with an elevated deck. if amtrak was ever to come through amarillo, this is where it would be. as we come back, one of the cool features of our depot as we -- is we still have the original ticket counters. this is where you would buy a ticket. we still have the sound system that was original to the railroad. it is still here. and some of the artifacts that were unique to amarillo we still have. conductors jackets, conductors caps. all of that equipment. we do not store it inside the depot. we store it in a safe place. a lot of the historical elements are still in place, still here in amarillo. i would like for you to come in behind and take a look at the ticket counters. these are original to the depot, too. one o

and not able to pull a punch. that party is gone. anybody who will be resurrected. that is why we talked about the party of donald trump because among other things, this president is asking black voters for their votes, something that has not happened for 70 years. host: what is your reaction when the president is in -- is critical of john mccain not only life, but in death, does that go too far? does that become too toxic? i was disappointed in john mccain. i cannot special it what i would have or not done in the president's shoes. in death? even after he passed away? i believe john mccain did great damage to this country and the republican party. because of him, in part, it toled to keep its promise substantially reduce the impact of obamacare. perhaps taking a shot at somebody who is dead is beyond the pale, but john mccain did byat damage to this country stopping republicans from reducing some of the most agree just aspects of the portable care act. because they care failed to do anything about it. host: our g

could manage to punch well above its weight on financial issues.ght have lost the reserve currency status, they may have had a little bit of brexit, but they know how to give swag when it comes to policy response. what did you make of the double barrel? smoking? kokou: absolutely. --s is one of an interesting both having monetary and fiscal acting at the same time. the u.k. has been running through more of an austerity program from the fiscal front and it is interesting to see how quickly it was able to switch into more stimulative package on the fiscal front. clearly this is something markets have been expecting, and the issue is brexit. at the end of the year, whether the u.k. could manage this is another risk. manus: we will pick it up very shortly. we talk oil next. ♪ from: good morning bloomberg's middle east headquarters in dubai. charge.s are in global stocks fall as the u.s. president announces travel restrictions from europe to the u.s. for 30 days. he offers no details on an economic rescue package. itbal response, the who says is now a p

i don't think anybody anticipated a 1-two punch. >> it was surprising.agree with kim respectfully. democrat starting to coalesce, that we beat this impeached president. and realizing joe biden might be the person to do that. >> using joe biden be the president. i think any of our candidates, and the minimum wages increased. >> i don't think biden has what it takes a bernie, they seem to be fragile, when he was lightly campaigning i don't think he will make it through august but i was shocked that elizabeth warren is still in the race. if you are a socialist not only are you in denial what makes the country so great, but very angry because she is splitting the vote. democrats still don't know where they are going because i don't see a clear strategy. jillian: what do you see happening today. >> it is about california and texas. with the latino population, a large latino population, the second population. >> biden will come around on super tuesday but trump will win this november by a landslide. jillian: thank you for joining us. rob: on the eve of super t