-- i disagreed with digital services that they did not talk to us, they just made a decision from afar, based on what i would consider to be past practices at v.a. but we have been testing this out for months. our practitioners have it. our bso's in the field have been exposed to it. i expect it to be up and running on june 6. digital services, i think, was painting a picture of v.a.'s past i.t. problems that conflated that passed with what is going on right now. leo: to shift to another one of your priorities, veteran suicide, you have said it remains a top clinical priority for the department. we have seen that numbers really have not dropped much in recent years. you are the head of a new white house task force to look into this. what are you looking into so far? what are you guys considering? i know you have several months before the task force ramps up, but i wonder if you have started to see some solutions. sec. wilkie: to put it in context, it is a great national tragedy. i have said we need a national conversation. the day i testified last in front of the appropriations committ

and maybe sometimes not so afar. what i saw was that -- there were a lot of commentstt get into what's going on in different nations. this is san francisco. this is where i care about what happens. but for what i saw, because it was nonprofits, in different nonprofits, what i saw was a lot of professionals, chinese american professionals that started volunteering. there was a period where hasn't of them, lawyers, doctors, they started volunteering to be on boards of nonprofits, to lend professional skills. the common denominator when i spoke to many of them -- and i'm not talking five or six of them -- but literally 40 or 50 people. the common denominator was they always said that rose pak encouraged them to volunteer. to help out the community. and i think the other thing that i saw, that was very impressive that supervisor peskin mentioned was the whole police encouragement of not only having more chinese american wants to e morphpolice officers but they sp there and please represent our community by going up the r

they made a decision from afar based on what i would consider to be past practices at v.a. we have been testing this thing out for months. our practitioners have it. our b.s.o.'s in the field have been exposed to it. i expect it to be up and running on june 6. digital services, i think, was painting a picture of v.a.'s past i.t. problems. that conflated that past with what is going on right now. >> wanted to shift to another major priority which is veteran suicide. you have said remains the top clinical priority for the department. we have seen with some frustrations the numbers haven't dropped that much. i know you are the head of a new white house task force to look into this. what are you looking into so far, what things are you guys considering? i know you've got several months before that task force wraps up. i also know the urgency behind this. i am a' wondering if you started to see some solutions. secretary wilkie: it is a great national tragedy. i have said that we need something broader than v.a. we need the national conversation on life. the day i testified last

these people will stay in russia and they will watch from afar. a trial and absence of the accused is possible. even a verdict as possible. there is an international warrant against these people so they cannot travel internationally anymore. whether that is satisfactory or not, everyone has to decide for themselves. only ukraine says they are trying to arrest their citizen who is involved in this and what they will then do is -- or whether they will have a separate trial is not yet known. laila: a new report by the u.n. on the killing of jamal khashoggi calls for the crown prince to be investigated. the report cites what an expert says is credible evidence linking the crown prince and other officials to the murder at the consulate in istanbul last year. the columnist for the washington post was no for his outspoken criticism of the saudi government. >> the saudi journalist as he arrived in istanbul. minutes later, the washington post columnist will be murdered inside the building by saudi agents. now an expert says his enemies at the very top of t

people this is no democracy and in other places across africa you have people who come to control from afar our missions we have this form of democracy that is there but this is not true democracy and our people are not involved in the money as human of their did today life public policies are decided without them if you want to order democracy to be intension africa we need to be serious about it return to the drawing board and sit down about the best practices that we must implement in words not in words only but in deeds in action and death is not the case so democracy is a very serious proposition what we have seen over these past 20 years all right even more because it's not since not it's you know and has not been to democracy we need to be serious about it and africa must play a key role in making sure that democrats becomes a part of the proposition of because we forward in this 21st century great we're out of time thank you both very much an early hour in lecture at oxford university as africa said he said talking to us from edinburgh and i'm a gay as always good to talk to you tal

timing is here yes what do you make of the timing just from your and and a little view of this from afar well it raises a number of questions and it just seems very very peculiar that just a couple of weeks after the election of a conservative government these raids take place years after the stories went away so you know i think a number of questions need to be answered and further investigation is required yes the prime minister and the home of his minister of distance themselves from the right but the raids had to have been referred to the federal police by someone and i think that's the that's the important question we need to answer another tweet here from laughlin who says setting a precedent which allows for the government to barge in with a warrant and shut down journalists each time they're being held responsible for atrocious crimes is both reckless and dangerous from journalists from your fellow journalists back in australia what are you hearing from them now they're very worried i mean this is govan as the journalistic community in australia and there's a real sense of concer

because fashion change in economics cambridge is known for john maynard keynes you think not from afar for you to talk about will never come to grips with intel for policymakers with xterm alex he's on the account 5 things for people understand whether it be climate impact or impact on foetal welfare the company think about those things well of course. companies may be to sort of self interested so we do need some regulation but since you mention keynes i mean he's famous for having said that number 4 today the average working week will be 15 hours and we would have solved what he called the economic problem. as you would agree he's been too optimistic about that but i think we should bear in. signs that the economy is a means to an end that providing dignified and satisfying work and lives the human beings and just finally on on the prospects for humanity as regards armageddon apart from climate catastrophe a view from port the policy of jeremy corbyn on operating the trident nuclear base they're discussing nonproliferation in the un today what's your view of nuclear weapon vacay prep

>>from afar. >>when it comes to health care. there is no middle ground.ay they learn who they will be face to face with for the first debates. the first night will feature 10 candidates, including elizabeth warren, beto o'rourke cory booker and amy klobuchar r joe biden and bernie sanders people to judge and kamala harris are among those going on the second night. >>i got a lot of plans. so let me just mention a few elizabeth warren calling the debate an opportunity to discuss my plans. so the passage 6 senators i have a plan for that strategy appears to be paying off. as national and early-state polls show her jockeying with sanders for second place behind biden today warned unveiled another proposal. this one aimed at empowering minority entrepreneurship she told voters in new hampshire that her recent success is about making direct connections with voters. >>one of the time to time in 5 at a time that's why i'm working grassroots movement here. >>but for now biden remains the leader of the pack and he's keeping his focus on president trump releasing a

people this is no democracy and in other places across africa you have people who come to control from afar our missions we have this form of democracy that is there but this is not true democracy and our people are not involved in the money as human of their did today life public policies are decided without them if you want to order democracy to be intension africa we need to be serious about it return to the drawing board and sit down about the best supply that we must implement in words not in words only but in deeds in action and death is not the case so democracy is a very serious proposition what we have seen over these past 20 years all right even more because it's not since not it's you know and has not been to democracy we need to be serious about it and africa must play a key role in making sure that democrats becomes a part of the proposition of because we've forward in destructive for centuries great we're out of time thank you both very much only erin lecture at oxford university is africa study said it talking to us from edinburgh and i'm a gay as always good to talk to you t

just finished high school and i was about to go off to college and i met this girl a princess from afar and i wrote her a letter and she and i had been married now for 65 years but we both feel we are off to a good start and she is my editor-in-chief she's my secretary of the treasury, chair of my ethics committee and my polar star rose would you please stand up. [applause] the speech that i gave at ohio university in 2415 years ago is one that i put a lot of time and thought into. i want to close my remarks this morning with the same remarks that i close that speech with. i still think they are valid 15 years later. this was advice to the graduating class. and it was there on that beautiful campus, i will never forget it our son bill and i were reminded of that turning.in my life. and here's what i said when that news is riding high in despair and fashion with loudmouth and corruption seems center stage, but some keep crying that the country is going to the dogs, remember, it has always been going to the dogs, remember it has always been going to the dogs in the eyes of some in that 90

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endurance and suffering of those who were not in uniform, the support of those who send help from afar in the fight, those who perished in their homes, those who fell in battle and are buried at sea, or in some fell in battle and are buried at sea, 01’ in some corner fell in battle and are buried at sea, or in some corner of a foreign field, and especially those whom we have known and loved, whose places forever in our hearts. let us remember those who are our enemies, whose homes and hearts are as bereft as ours. who is dead —— whose dead lie also in a tomb of remembrance. let us remember those who came back, those whose lives still bear the scars of war, those who have lost sight, limbs or reason, those who lost faith in god and hope for humanity. let us remember the continuing grace of god, whose love holds all souls in life, and to whom none is dead but all are alive forever. we pray together. our father, who our father in heaven, hallowed be your name. your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our debts, as

some people, you can love them from afar. far, far away. might even be your family, far, far away. have to hold on to your strength, that super power that we have. you know how magnificent we are? we do so many things at one time, it's unbelievable. but the one thing we must never forget is to take care of ourselves first. don't put you last, put you first, so that you can go back in there and conquer the world. that's me moving my cape back so i can see everything. so here's a song called "all right." yes? all right. [♪] ["all right"] [applause] >> give it up for this band i've never played with from the bay area. aren't they awesome? [applause] >> i mean, i've played with you 100,000. here's a song i wrote for ladies. it's called "pieces of me." [♪] ["pieces of me"]

you never analyze someone from afar. they have all done it.ry magazine has an article in it by a different psychiatrist who diagnoses the president. the real thing is he's not any crazier than he was ever. the donald trump that was the businessman, the donald trump that ran for president was weirder than the trump that's president. if you think he's weird, he's a little bit less weird than when he was running. kennedy: go back and listen to the howard stern interviews. >> he makes people crazy. so they should argue that he's a public health crisis because he's driving them so crazy that it's krawzing mental health issues. kennedy: i wouldn't have trusted that hillary clinton would have been mentally fit for the presidency. i don't think it's the worst thing in the world when you get a physical that you also get a psyche eval. not at the town hall. >> only if it's trump's doctor. >> he's amazing. i don't want to be the head of the va. >> everyone keeps looking for an american -- since congress as you rightly pointed out at the top of the show d

people this is no democracy and in other places across africa you have people who come to control from afar our missions we have this form of democracy that is there but this is not true democracy and our people are not involved in the money as human of their dead today life public policies are decided without them if you want to order democracy to be intention africa we need to be serious about it return to the drawing board and sit down about the best that we must implement in words not in words only but in deeds in action and death is not the case so democracy is a very serious proposition what we have seen over these past 20 years all right even more because it's not since not it's you know and has not been to democracy we need to be serious about it and africa must play a key role in making sure that democrats becomes a part of the proposition of because we forward indifferent to for centuries great we're out of time thank you both very much an early hour in lecture at oxford university as africa said he said talking to us from edinburgh adam again as always good to talk to you. live f

trish: i look at it from afar and say americans, we all want something vote for, not just something to vote against. if i were advising the democrats and trying to put themselves in those shoes, what would you tell them about this impeachment strategy dragging mueller forward, et cetera. how do you think it plays in i or yeah? -- in peoria? >> bill clinton was impeached after his reelection campaign. he was much stronger after that. if they try to impeach this president it will all but guarantee a republican presidency of not just the presidency, but taking back the house of representatives. if democrats want to achieve a balanced budget, or structure. if they want to give americans the opportunity to have healthcare across state lines, that's what platforms are run on. but right now they run on infan- on infanti cide and impeachment. trish: far left democratic contenders debating tonight. i'm sure you will hear a lot of this. >> we have to do reparations. if you are elected president, would you sign that bill if it came across your desk? >> when i'm elected president i will sign it. >

although these look like dolphins from afar, they are whales.species called bears beaked whales were spotted and this pod here is one of the largest ever recorded. it came up to month ray to follow squid, october ta pus and sardines. >> pretty cool, right? >> they do look like dolphins. with drone footage, they get pictures like this? i can watch all day long. >>> let's see what is going on in your camera. >> not as cool. those are much cooler than traffic, but i will say this. it is not quite so hot as we have seen for the rest of the week. there are a few spots causing delays, but we're pretty good for this time of the morning. let's zoom into some of the travel spots. there is a little bit of a slowdown because of the stall. the san mateo bridge, there is some red. there is not an accident or anything slowing it down. this es an accident, one lane closed and debris in the roadway but it does seem to be slowing things down in the southbound directs as you come out of concord. be prepared because then there is a stall right there close to orind

millions and millions of supporters of the president with an opportunity to watch and cheer him on from afar. president set to officially launch is 2020 presidential reelection campaign. and yes, it is going to be quite a show! >> this is a movement, folks. this is a movement. we are tired of the garbage. we are tired of the garbage. >> women for trump, lacks for trump, hispanics for trump. >> what do you think of the science? what the hell? let's get something done. right? build that wall! build that wall! get him out there. now we know who he is voting for. every day we are going to keep on working, we are going to keep on fighting and we are going to keep winning, winning, winning! [cheering] lou: winning. winning ways. that is this presidents only way. we'll have more the 2020message . to the democratic hopefuls, scattered. run for the hills. we will be right back after this quick break. stay with lou: in addition to everything else, next week two nights of democratic primary debates. are you ready? are you excited? they are getting a little more interesting. president trump now is repor

you know, i had a crush on him from afar.he had bad asthma. and he hated the medication. it made him speedy and sort of jagged. he eventually moved to washington. and that's sort of when we kind of had a natural breaking off point. it was just a kind of a beautiful bittersweet goodbye. i don't know, i don't know why i will always remember that he was wearing a slightly silly red flannel shirt and jeans. that was my last glimpse of him. >> i was on crew team and had a crew race in new york. and he came to see it. and afterward we went back home and for the first time ever seemed to be in some sort of a disturbed state. he was sleeping at my mom's house. he clearly had some sort of -- was having some sort of emotional -- i don't know even how to describe it really. it was like he was scared. my mom was very concerned. and he started seeing a therapist right after that. i happened to run into him on the street in early july, i think it was july 4th weekend. he said the last time i saw you i was like an animal. and i didn't even

outlining that, a civics lesson, but it's a way to reach never-trumper republicans who are watching from afar who are going to sit it out next year to say this is so not normal, no matter what you think of me or the hyde amendment, you have to come back to your country and think about how close we are to an abuse of power over and over and an autocracy. it might be an interesting time in the primary but it's a compelling general election message. >> to garrett's point about the blood first in politics. if anything happens to joe biden, think about how that affects the next stack of candidates and how quickly someone will rise to fill that vacuum. >> and that's really interesting because if you look at the chunks of support of people who are competing for each other's support are senator warren and senator sanders. >> right. >> and they are the anti-biden. that becomes a complicate other alternative. >> john, does it tell you that >> john, does it tell you that donald trump is perhaps taking political advice that he did not invoke the name of joe biden tonight at a 45-minute otherwise red meat

democratic rivals are descending on south carolina this weekend, coming face-to-face after clashing from afar over one of the most divisive eras in the nation's history. leading the way in the 2020 race, the former vice president is unfazed by his comments that touched off a firestorm this week as he held up his work with segregationist senators as an example of of a forgotten civility in politics. >> there's not a racist bone in my body. i've been involved in civil rights my whole career period. >> reporter: black leaders and voters have rallied to his defense creating an air of tension as biden is poised to cross paths with cory booker, kamala harris, elizabeth warren and others who have either criticized him or called for an apology. james cliburn, the highest ranking african-american in congress not only defended biden but said he also worked with segregationist like strom thurmo thurmond. >> i think it's a little bit ludicrous to blame someone for working with people you don't agree with. >> do you think it's celebrating a racist? >> no, come on. when you celebrate your ability to work w

>> reporter: for months, the democratic contenders have spent their time drawing distinctions from afar>> when it comes to health care, there is no middle ground. >> reporter: they're learning who they will be face-to-face with for the first debates. the first night will feature ten candidates, including elizabeth warren, beto o'rourke, and amy klobuchar. >> i got a lot of plans. let me just mention a few. >> reporter: elizabeth warren, calling the debate an opportunity to discuss my plans. and the massachusetts senator's i have a plan for that strategy, appears to be payi ining off, a national and early state polls show her jackieing for second place with biden. warren issued a proposal, about entrepreneurship. she told voters in new hampshire that her recent success is about making direct connections with voters. >> we're going to get more people. one at a time, two at a time, five at a time. that's why i'm working on a grass roots movement here. >> reporter: but for now, biden remains the leader of the pack and is keeping his focus on president trump. releasing a video calling out th

>>coming face to face after clashing from afar over one of the most of this affair is in the nation'sistory. leading the way in the 20 20 race, the former vice president is unfazed by his comments that touched off a firestorm this week as he held up his work the segregationist senators as an example of a forgotten civility in politics. >>not a racist bone in my body i've been involved in civil rights, my whole career. period. >>black leaders and voters have rallied to his defense creating an air of tension as biden is poised to cross paths here with cory booker kamala harris elizabeth warren and others who've either criticized him or called for an apology james clyburn the highest-ranking african-american in congress not only defended biden but said he also work with segregationists like longtime south carolina senator strom thurmond. >>i think is a little bit ludicrous to blame someone for worked people you don't that you don't agree with giving you is celebrating a racist o come all when you celebrate your ability to work. the races. you're so a bit a racist. >>the controversy is an

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markets believes the government keeps its hand off but you don't try to manage individual companies from afarcially for political purposes. >> thank you very much for being with me. i appreciate it. >> still on the air. >> still ahead, democrats take swipes at the front runner joe biden next. >>> . >>> former vice president joe biden focuses his attacks on president trump, mump of the rest of the democratic field now focusing their on joe biden. they did it at the california convention which the fronts runner did not attend. >> as you all know, there is a debate among presidential candidates who have spoken to you here in this room and those who have chosen for whatever reason not to be in this room. >> some say if we all just calm down, the republicans will come to their senses. but our country is in a time of crisis. the time for small ideas is over. >> this president really could win again. he wins if he look like washington. and so the riskiest thing you could do is try too hard to play it safe. >> joining me now democratic strategist paul mcgala and alexander rojas, both are cnn politica

not to say i will do it, but i will watch from afar and laugh. >> it's just -- if you like scooters we have something with twice the danger and half the dignity. how -- i don't understand this. this seems fake. >> i am for it. >> just because it will be fun to watch. >>> up next, activists in alameda county mark the first day of pride month by raising the rainbow stripes in front of dublin city hall. but will the city vote to do the same? man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redhead

democratic rivals are descending on south carolina this weekend, coming face to face after clashing from afarver one of the most divisive eras in america's history. leading the way in the 2020 race, the former vice president is unfazed by the firestorm held this week as he held up an example of racist politics. >> i've been involved with politics my entire career, period. >> reporter: they created tension as he is called out by kamala harris and others who have criticized him or called for an apology. he said he would work with long-time segregationist thurman. >> i think it's ridiculous to make a big deal out of someone you don't agree with. >> do you think he's racist? >> no. when you celebrate your ability to work with the racist, you celebrate the racist. >> it is attracting 100,000 voters to south carolina where democrats make up about 20% of the democratic primary electorate. >> he can't lose it. we've had a lot of frontrunners. i often think about president howard dean. how does that sound to you? >> respect for biden runs deep, but voters like sue taylor is looking for a new direction

either view the falls from afar or on a hot day, and venture out a few feet for a quick cool down. >>d into a switching pool. if you come, bring a towel and a change of clothes. >> reporter: the falls drop 1200 feet in four sections before feeding into the san joaquin river. with the water covering the bridge, the only way to see the upper section of the falls is from above. a hidden adventure you can see without going to a national park that puts you face-to-face with one of the biggest water falls in california. >> wow. >> that was spectacular. >> very nice. >> i wasn't writing down all of his directions though. too late. >> we'll go to the internet for that. >> the interwebs. spencer, what do you have? >> a warm weekend coming our way. hot in some spots. let's start with overnight conditions tonight. mainly clear skies. a little bit of fog near some portions of the coastline. lows in the mid to upper 50s for the most part. tomorrow high temperatures climbing into the low to mid-90s in many inland communities. 93 concord, livermore. 91 at santa rosa. 8 at san jose. lots of 80s aroun

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coming face the face after cl h clashing from afar.ding the way in the 2020 race, the former vice president is unfazed by his comments that touched off a fire storm this week as he held up his work with segregationists leaders. >> there's not a racist bone in my body. i've been involved in civil rights my whole career. period. >> reporter: black leaders and voters have rallied to his defense creating an air of tension has biden the poised to cross paths with cory booker, kamala harris, elizabeth warren and other who is have criticized him or called for an apology. james clyburn defended him and said he worked with segregationis segregationists. >> i believe it's ludicrous to blame someone for working with people who don't agree with. >> do you think he's celebrating a racist? >> when you celebrate your ability to work with a racist, you celebrating a racist. >> reporter: the controversy is an awkward backdrop to the state democratic convention which is attracting 21 presidential candidates where black voters make up 6 60% of the democr

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markets means the government keeps its hand off but you don't try to manage individual companies from afar political purposes. >> jeffrey toobin, david gergen, thank you very much for being with me. i appreciate it. >> while we're still on the air. >> still ahead, democrats take swipes at the front runner joe biden next. just tear, eat... mmm-- and go! starkist tuna, chicken, and salmon creations. bravo! at a comfort inn with a glow taround them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com." who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. nlash serum solution. with our lash caring complex... see a thicker-looking lash fringe in just 4 weeks. over 10,000 women tried it and love it. my husband has noticed a difference. i really love lash serum. try new lash serum solution. from l'oreal paris. or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redne

. >> folks watching brexit from afar might not know that it's not just about eu, which is big.t the possibility of reunification in ireland, the breaking of the good friday agreement, about the possible withdrawal of scotland from the united kingdom. you have all these carry-on effects possible looking forward. christiane, you mentioned the intelligence sharing agreement. i don't think it could be underestimated what a blow that would be. it's hard to imagine a closer intelligence sharing relationship than that between the u.s. and the uk. part of a five is agreement, which also includes australia, new zealand, and canada. for decades, if that were to be interrupted, essentially throughout the trump presidency, i have spoken to british officials who said despite their public differences, on national security, they remain shoulder to shoulder. if you were to have damage to that, that would have very severe consequences on counterterror, on the ongoing wars in iraq and afghanistan. there are very big things at stake here. >> huge. >> absolutely. >> and jim, don't forget, again, t

. >> reporter: after weeks of taking shots at each other from afar, the two men descend oning the hawkeye, putting their matchup on display in the early caucus state. >> i believe that the president is literally an existential threat to america. >> reporter: the democratic front-runner sharpening his attacks on the president, taking aim over trade. >> he thinks being tough is great. well, it's really easy to be tough when someone else absorbs the pain. >> reporter: biden planning to say in his peach later today, trump doesn't get the basics. he thinks his tariffs are being paid by china. any beginning econ student at iowa or iowa state could tell you that the american people are paying his tariffs. adding, the cashiers at target see what's going on. they know more about economics than trump. before heading to iowa, trump with a preemptive strike. >> when a man has to mention my name 76 times in his speech, that means he's in trouble. >> reporter: biden's two-day swing in the state takes him through eastern iowa to three counties trump won in 2016, two of which voted for the obama/biden ti

play a lot of sports so i don't have an opportunity to celebrate like that, but i appreciate it from afar to that question. thank you very much. >> that's hilarious. >>> all right. there is this brand-new study that says drinking 25 cups of coffee a day might not be bad for you. but that's absurd. so that's why we brought in john avalon who has our reality check. go. >> here is the science, people, look, it's early morning, you've probably had a cup of coffee and if you remember anything like me you might have had three, it's a morning show thing. there is a study out that caught my eye because it seemed to say that drinking up to 25 cups of coffee was fine to which i said what's that about? first, who drinks 25 ups can of coffee and second, i can't imagine i'm the only one getting whiplash from all these contradictory coffee studies. for years folks were told too much coffee would kill them, then came a parade of studies claiming drinking coffee to help you live longer, fighting off type 2 diabetes to liver disease and alzheimer's. there is a cnn story that listed centuries of conflictin

but we do-- we ended up bitching at each other from afar, you know. >> alfonsi: the business part ofollars. but for the last seven years, he says his good fortune is due to his wife, nancy, an american, who he calls beautiful and real. though, he realizes it's probably tricky being married to one of the most famous faces on earth. >> mccartney: just being recognized by everyone-- i mean, you don't always need that. it's-- it's a very difficult thing, you know, because you-- you don't want to sort of be mean to them, because they're nice people, they genuinely like you. but you have to draw the line. these days, everyone's got a camera. >> alfonsi: everyone has a camera. thing, when i see petheyand thnn anyt. they jt go-- "we'll picture"-- "no," i say, and sorry, i don't do pictures, but i'm very happy to shake your hand and we'll have a chat." >> alfonsi: no selfies? who cares? ♪ ♪ the headline is, if you meet paul mccartney, you can have a chat ! and who doesn't want to have a chat with a beatle? ♪ lady madonna, children at your feet ♪ >> alfonsi: or listen to one, on his world tour

nearly 2 dozen democratic presidential contenders have spent their time drawing distinctions from afar. >>when it comes to health care. there is no middle ground. >>today they learn who they will be face to face with for the first debates. the first night will feature 10 candidates, including elizabeth warren, beto o'rourke cory booker and amy klobuchar are joe biden and bernie sanders people to judge and kamala harris are among those going on the second night. >>i got a lot of plans. so let me just mention a few elizabeth warren calling the debate an opportunity to discuss my plans. passage 6 senators i have a plan for that strategy appears to be paying off. as national and early-state polls show her jockeying with sanders for second place behind biden today warned unveiled another proposal. this one aimed at empowering minority entrepreneurship she told voters in new hampshire that her recent success is about making direct connections with voters. >>one of the time to time in 5 at a time that's why i'm working grassroots movement here. >>but for now biden remains the leader of the pa