corey booker and amy klobuchar at 3% in iowa. a number of these names also attending the south or southwest and off can texas over the weekend. wrapping up with contenders around the country. hi, jeff. >> i come away land. presidential hopefuls spoke on saturday at south by southwest including minnesota senator amy klobuchar in massachusetts senator elizabeth warren today will be than busier. j-juliett castro just spoken john hicken looper will take the stage later this afternoon. washington governor jay and leigh was the first to speak today. where he was asked about why he's running for president. he says the next administration's number one priority must be climate change. >> the reason is very, very simple. we are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change, but the last generation that can do something about it.

joe biden, amy klobuchar and beto have. which i think is sort of some good news for the democratic base as we go into this hotly contested primary season. >> harris: beto is about to take another stage in iowa as that happens. we are also talking about the situation of jeb bush today chris stirewalt president trump needs somebody to primary him. what does he mean by that. >> you know, jeb bush -- i'm sure he wouldn't like this comparison, but jeb bush is starting to seem an awful lot like hillary clinton.

senators cory booker and amy klobuchar coming in at 3% a piece there. today, democratic presidential hopefuls are returning to the campaign trail, and here are some highlights from 2020 democrats speaking at south by southwest yesterday. nbc news asked beto o'rourke when would he announce, and he said he's on a, quote, timeline that works for my family and for the country. then, senator warren was asked how she's ideologically different from bernie sanders. >> bernie has to speak to what democratic socialism is. >> you are not one? >> i am not. and the centrists have to speak to whatever they are doing. what i can speak to is what i'm doing. markets have to have rules. they have to have a cop on the beat. markets without rules are theft. >> meanwhile, senator amy klobuchar was asked whether sexism is behind the criticism of her management skills. >> you know, i'm not going to go there, and i imagine that other candidates are going to be asked

interviews with beto o'rourke and amy klobuchar and in many ways, they really are the yin and yang of being able to appeal to iowans in particular and i will say that iowans gravitate to candidates like beto o'rourke, who are these inspiring, optimistic, let's can't we all get along candidacies in 2008, barack obama among the democrats and mike huckabee among the republicans, the two most optimistic candidates and both came out of iowa with the win. there's that version of it. amy klobuchar was the midwesterner get things done messenger with me in this today and that also has an appeal with a certain chunk of iowa voters. i think they both sort of present the two almost competing types of messages to appeal to them. but i tell you this, with the iowans, i came away with one larger impression, which is joe biden's got a lot of work to do, because while joe biden is well-known, all of these democrats seem to be interested in essentially test driving a whole bunch of new cars before they sit there and decide whether the guy from delaware is

host: there is a story about amy klobuchar in the star tribune. she said she will do better when it comes to treating her staff. we will try to pull it up here in a minute. let's go back to lynn in ohio. good morning. caller: good morning, how are you? host: fine, thank you. caller: i have a comment to make. cnn plus fox news. what i am upset about and i just do not get it, we have lost our moral compass in this country. totally. i don't understand right now, we have a new thing -- the election. now, we are going to fight socialism. it seems like every four years there is a new agenda. now it is socialism. i just wish we could get back to compass andoral doing what is right. thategrading of people president trump has chosen to do, i don't get it. host: thank you for the call. we will get a response. guest: what she was outlining, the first person who came to mind is senator cory booker. we talked about bernie sanders, talked about joe biden and amy klobuchar. cory booker is a front runner in the sense that he is a senator, he is a top-tier person

. >> now we have a real binders scandal -- amy klobuchar has admitted to throwing a binder and strikingone of her own employees. there are all sorts of things like this. if you mistreat your own that disqualify you for higher office? met anyone that has done that. i think that is weird. her staff is coming out and saying this is a person that was not kind to us. more concerning about amy klobuchar and these democrats really is what they are proposing for our country which will bankrupt our nation. it is so far left and it is frightening. look itbe a choice -- all of the great achievements of our country. flights, cars, the internet, sorry al gore. none of that came from government but from innovation and the greatness of america. we live in the best country in the world and it is because of our freedom -- and democrats want to take that away. [applause] --do wel be an election want the american dream? do we want innovation? or do we want the government to tell us everything that we get. do we want the power to be in washington? that is what democrats want. this will be the most stark ch

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amy klobuchar was asked about it. despite, the past few weeks and omar, congress, really all of us an opportunity to do a few important thing. one, have a different -- two, discuss the particularly odious scourge of andy semitism in the united states, what it is and what it isn't. three, take on substantive debate about actual policies. well, congratulations, america, we did none of the above, despite saying that she wanted to have difficult conversations about israel's influence, she's done no such thing.

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also in iowa, senators cory booker and amy klobuchar.hile they faced questions on terror, health care and immigration, the conversation went back to president trump. >> he has a better relationship with people like than he does with merkel and may. this is a crisis when you see a president that is bullying, intimidating and insulting your allies and cozying up with people who are regularly violating human rights. >> in new hampshire, washington governor jay ensley highlighted his priority and kirsten gillibrand proposing a bill that would reward public service. >>> sorting faction from fiction a hoe cuss of a town hall event jackie speier held on the peninsula. this is the live stream in millbrae, after a review of what democrats had been working on in washington, speier took questions from the audience, several addressed the frustrating news coverage. she encouraged voters to find several sources instead of relying on just one. >> it requires you to go online and go to many of the sites that exist that will sift through the fiction and

and my one-on-one with senator amy o klobuchar her campaign. >> i wasn't born to run. but i'm running. >> on whether she's a progressive. i am a progressive. >> and on bringing down

one of them, senator senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. joining us, senator klobuchar. i want to start with the justice department saying that they're going to release the mueller report in the coming weeks. one thing we already know about the report, because it was directly quoted in barr's letter, you know, talking about the principal findings is this, the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in its election interference activities. you obviously, i know, want to see the full report. but do you have any reason to doubt that principal conclusion? and that's the big one, that there was no collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. >> i want to see the report. all we have is a four-page summary and i think the major reason that we need to see the report right now, in addition to getting all of the details, is to know what we should do to protect our elections and to protect our democracy going into 2020. in the report, they definitively in the four

. >> senator amy klobuchar has been accused, and has admitted to, throwing a binder and striking one of her own employees. additionally, she is eaten as salad with a comb and had an employee clean it for her. if you mistreat your own employees, does that disqualify you for higher office? >> i think it factors into the calculus. >> don't be gentle. >> i've never met anyone who is eaten a salad with a comb. i think that is a little weird. i think her stuff is coming out and saying this is a person who did not treat us well. that factors into the overall calculus. more concerning about amy klobuchar and these democrats really is what they're proposing for our country, which will bankrupt our nation. it is so far left. it is frightening. it is going to be a choice. look at all of the great achievements of our country. flights, cars, internet -- internet.gore, the that came from innovation. it came from the greatness of america. we live in the best entry in the world and it is because of our freedom. and democrats want to take that away. they want to take it away. so this will be an elect

this is truecar. >>> happening now, senator amy klobuchar speaking in washington, d.c.presidential hopeful. i sat down with the minnesota senator yesterday for an exclusive wide ranging interview. she's known to reach across the aisle and in a divided congress to do that. found plenty of republicans to join her when it comes to big pharma. she calls chuck grassley a maverick. here is part of the conversation. >> fed chair powell said this week the opioid crisis has essentially created a lost generation, especially of young men in this country. in his words they are not taking part in the economic life of the country in a meaningful way because they are addicted to drugs or in jail. do you think congress truly understands how severe this crisis is and are enough lawmakers willing to actually work together to do something that really curbs it? >> i think they understand now. early on i remember when i started working on this. we are starting to see deaths in our state and we have a number of good treatment centers. they had come to me and told me including hazelton betty

not only is amy klobuchar not president yet she hasn't even gone through the full primary.lmost a year away from the first round of voting, but i think what this tells us is that she's picking an issue that isn't something that's a liberal dream like medicare for all or the green new deal but an area where there's pragmatic, there's some bipartisan support and that's how she wants to cast her candidacy in this race. >> you said pragmatic. she's known as one of the more pragmatic of the left leaning democrats up for -- for this nomination, but she has raised red flags about the mega green new deal. she wanted to take a step back and think about how others will pay for their plan and now here she is pitching this $1 trillion mega infrastructure proposal. >> right and what her aides will say when you talk to them is that this will be fully paid for and she's not going to do that classic washington thing where you take these pay for -- these tax increases and use it to pay for another theoretical plan. this is something that will be funded, but, of course that is if this became

. >>> 2020 candidate amy klobuchar on mueller and her big policy announcement. >>> plus just what is happening at the border? and >>> tremain lee reports why they need a green new deal in the bronx when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. we now know the length and the title of the actual mueller report in the book report offered by bill barr. it is more than 300 pages long and titled the report on the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. because the entirety of the investigation itself centered around the fact that a foreign intelligence service interfered in a wide scale way to tip the scales towards donald trump. our question is did any marecons help with that? barr said the investigation did not establish members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in its election interference activities. but even the most good faith summary of a 300-plus page document is going to leave out a lot of stuff that's germane. republicans have seen an opportunity with the four-page summa

siraj, senator amy klobuchar, yesterday, she said this.t. >> i am someone that believes that we can bridge this this rural and urban divide. >> bridging the rural and urban divide. now that is her appeal likely as a candidate to some democrats, but what are the indicators that democrats, considering the issues that are energizing a lot of the base, a lot of the party, the indicators that they will be able to do that? >> yeah. i mean, they do need a candidate who has won a statewide election and got a lot of these rural counties that amy klobuchar did and she did well in counties that president trump won in 2016 and her 2018 midterm election for senate. she is a great candidate on paper but when you put that in the practice she has come under scrutiny how she treats her staff and tried to spin it in a way she, you know, says she is tough, especially if she has to deal with somebody like russian president vladimir putin but the urban appeal is what democrats are lacking right now and it's a glaring hole that happened in 2016 and that has bee

someone like amy klobuchar is low dro ma with reporting about her staff.ompetence really. you could go back to jimmy carter in 1976 who had a similar message in that crowded race. that's what amy klobuchar is trying to accomplish with these policy proposals. really, these policy proposals are beating around the bush. because the defining question of the democratic primary is ultimately going to be electability versus donald trump. that's the question that democratic voters are asking. >> yeah. they put it at the top of the list. final question before we go, it is baseball opening day. i'm next to a fellow mets fan. apologies to the 330 million people in the country. your prediction for the world series? do the mets have a chance? >> i think they do have a chance. the prediction for the world series is the astros taking on the dodgers. we have seen that match-up before. then the other thing i would point out for the mets, i think they'll make the playoffs. i looked at a lot of projections. a lot say win the wildcard. one suggests they win the division. so t

the campaign trail a number of 2020 democratic presidential candidates are attacking including amy klobuchar, klobuchar says president trump has not done enough to condemn white nationalism or reach out to muslim community as a whole. >> i would have done a press, put myself out, helping muslim community. we need to make sure that we can protect. >> a number of democrats tried to blame president trump's rhetoric, pat toomey he says that's too far a leap. >> i have often disagreed with things the president has said and things he has tweeted but i think it's a long way to attributing any kind of real link between what the president might say or tweet and the extraordinary type of madness that leads someone to massacre people in large numbers whether it's in pittsburgh at synagogue or whether it's in new zealand. >> president trump spoke with prime minister of new zealand and offered any help that she needs and she told him that it would be helpful for him to say -- address the muslim community. at this point, though, beyond a few tweets condemning the attacks as a whole, that has not happened.

also in less than an hour senator amy klobuchar will be speaking in iowa. arthel: oh, boy, the heat is on. jeff paul, thank you. and want to remind everybody to be sure to catch one of the 2020 democratic candidates on "fox news sunday." chris wallace sits down with south bend, indiana. you can check your local listings to see when it airs on your local fox station. eric: we know it looked like a reputed hit op on a mob boss -- hit on a mob boss on wednesday. the latest reports now say it may not have been a mob hit, but a personal dispute. we'll have the latest coming up. and it is, though, an end of an era. we hear from the workers of a general motors plant shut down this week that hit more than half of one town's residents. ♪ ♪ best simple salad ever? heart-healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. itso chantix can help you quit "slow turkey." along with support, chantix is proven to hel

. >> presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar joins us in moments. ♪ >>> hello. jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is disgusted and horrified after yet another white nationalist terrorist attack. there are now at least 50 people dead and as many injured in new zealand after a horrific terrorist attack on two mosques. overnight the prime minister of new zealand promised to take up gun reform saying there will be changes to our gun laws. in the united states and around the world it's reigniting questions about white nationalism after a manifesto reportedly from the suspected gunman spewed anti-immigrant hate and white supremacist ideology. in the hours after the attack, president trump condemned the killings but he did not notably offer any direct words of support to the muslim community here in the united states or abroad, and he did not speak out specifically against white supremacy or white nationalism. when asked if white nationalism is a growing threat around the world, the president said this. >> i don't really. i think it's a small group

there's no better place to be than iowa, where i sat down with amy klobuchar. we sat down at the screamin' eagle bar angrill. i asked her when sheo decided run for president. it was in college. was not at birth. >> do you feel born to do this? >> that's beto line. >> it is the beto line. you brought it up. >> i have a lot of respect for beto. it's great to have some texas in this race. no. i wasn't borto runfor office just because growing up in the '70s in the middle of the country, i don't think many people thought a girl could be presidn t. i wasn't b run. but i am running. >> you said during your announcement, we shouldn't wallow over what's wrong. is there anhing donald trump's done as president, you know, that wasn't ad? >>well, i am glad he's pushing on venezuela right now. i think that's really you have a dictator in place there that's got to go. he has done a number of things he said he wanted go, like bring down prescription drug prices, which i agree with. he doesn't have the will to get it done, whether it's the people around him whispering, don't ta

i talked to amy klobuchar about that.whether or not she believes a sitting president can be indicted which, of course, could be one of the major questions coming out of either this report or the investigations in the southern district of new york and potentially as well in the district of columbia. take a look at a little piece of our interview. >> you're a former prosecutor. do you think that a sitting president can be indicted? >> yes. i mean it's based on, of course -- there's one supreme court case involving the nixon tapes, but i think that for now we're just waiting to see what the report is. this is on the house, if they want to do something on impeachment, that's on them. our job in the senate, if you've noticed, the senators really haven't weighed in on that because we're supposed to be the jury. >> so you can tell there she really doesn't want to talk about this impeachment question. i pressed her several times on that issue. it is a politically tricky question for a lot of the democrats running for president be

i'm joined by senator amy klobuchar of minnesota and democratic presidential candidate. i nope let me ask you about the approach of jerry nadler, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, and others that the smart move and right move for dems, right now and the next year perhaps, look into real investigations and find out the facts, doesn't be talking impeachment. your thoughts. >> they have an obligation, the american people in 2018 said that they wanted to see a check and balance on this white house, as well as an optimistic economic agenda. so what i see is two things happening. you have to allow the mueller investigation to be completed, we want to see that report public. that has been a major focus of my work on the judiciary committee. we have a new attorney general who is not 100% committed to making that report public. and then of course you're going to see investigations about some of these potential campaign finance issues. you have a foreign power that's been trying to not just meddle, i hate that word, that's what i use when i call my daughter on a saturday nig

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. >>> coming up, presidential candidate and senate judiciary committee member amy klobuchar. >>> a multimedia dollar merger to punish cnn. >> the president often muses out loud about the companies he doesn't like and doesn't understand why he can't unilaterally using the power of government to push them. >>> an alabama tragedy. communities coming together after the deadliest tornado outbreak in six years. the father of a 10-year-old girl killed in the storm tells lester holt how police stopped him as he rushed to the scene. >> you told the police, obviously, who you were looking for. >> they were very kind to let me come be with her and helped me carry her out. they had to help a little bit. >>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington where president trump is firing back at house democrats spearheading the deep dive into his personal, political, and business background, calling chairmen jerry nadler and adam schiff "stone cold crazy" in his first tweet of the morning, later writing the investigations are, quote, the greatest overreach in our country and a big fact fishing ex

festival, including former representative john delaney, representative tulsi gabbard, senator amy klobuchar, and mayor pete buttigieg, all there as well as the democrat who has yet to announce his 2020 ambitions, former congressman beto o'rourke. he took to the stage last hour to introduce his documentary, "running with beto." and while many festival-goers are there to watch his film, they're also there to see if he officially launches his presidential campaign. cnn correspondent leyla santi o assistant yag go there. >> reporter: a lot of folks excited about the documentary that will be on the screen called "running with beto" in which they will take a look back at his run for the senate. while people are here excited about seeing this documentary, about talking to the former congressman outside of this theatre and even in the theatre, the focus is on that big question, will he run to become the next u.s. president. we know he's been pretty quiet on social media over the last week, but he has been pretty active in terms of e-mailing his supporters. he had sent out a plan for what he believe

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amy klobuchar doesn't want to.he said, in fact, there's no way they could possibly do it and where's the money to do it? she is trying to, i think, inflect a little pragmatism and hard work and grittiness from the midwest and that's her path forward. >> former vice president joeed by hadn't quite the slipup over the weekend. listen. >> criticized by the new left. i have the most progressive record of anyone running for -- anybody who would run. [ cheers ] i didn't mean -- [ cheers and applause ] with anybody who would run. >> but we played this video over and over again and making the sign of the cross gets me every time. is this not a sign he just needs to announce already and is he right in assert heg is the most progressive candidate in the race? >> first, can we acknowledge the only american truly born to run is bruce springsteen, but second, you know, joe biden talks about the new left in there. that is just a reminder how long he has been in politics. that's a phrase really describing the '60s criticism of tr

>> canadians love amy klobuchar. look at the way she handled snow. i can come back to her declaration. that's my answer. >> i got to point out that this guy who keeps talking about how canadians handle snow came here from sarasota, florida. >> burn. >> they don't know how to handle snow, either. >> not from churchill. >> he didn't get that suntan from winnipeg, folks. >> no, this is a wind burn. >> now that we've got the facts on the table -- >> he's got a bigger place beside me, actually. >> at least it has been long enough since that damn hockey game in vancouver that you don't talk about that anymore, that, so i keep following these guys, there's a united states senator that i'm holding a reception for at my home in atlanta tomorrow night, by the name of amy klobuchar, we're not planning on snow, but i am planning on her being the democratic nominee. >> and will she support usmca in her campaign? >> i don't want to speak for her, but i think she understands the benefits of free and open trade, and i know, since she's been a co-chair of the canada-

elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar, julian castro and all there for a candidates forum.n caldwell is in iowa with the candidates but first to senior political editor mark murray there in el paso, texas, where we saw a little bit of beto. mark, what was the crowd like and what does it say that he selected his home state here but el paso to start a-- to start ad officially kick off his campaign. >> reporter: richard, beto o'rourke launched his campaign officially on march 14th when he went to iowa and then some of the early nominating states. but he did so today, this was a first big speech from the home town in el paso. it was a very enthusiastic crowd and i didn't get an official crowd estimate but it looked like a few thousand supporters and of course he goes on to houston and then to austin later today. he ended up making some big calls for unity. he fleshed out some more policy specific goals on climate change and when it comes to health care and as also bringing home troops from afghanistan and iraq back to the united states. but richard, maybe the biggest thrust of

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amy klobuchar eating a cone vent v went viral. and is the country ready for a vegan president?relatable, but it is clear to stay because the 2020 race is just starting and we haven't ingoten go even gott fair season yet. that wraps it up for us. follow me on facebook and twitter. and i turn it over to reverend al sharpton and "politics nation". >>> in evening and welcome to "politics nation." tonight's lead, as the world waits for president trump to condemn an easily recognizable evil after the tragedy in new zealand, he spent his weekend attacking everything but the actual threat behind it. with a marathon of tweets about the, quote, radical left democrats, the late senator john mccain, hillary clinton, "saturday night live," the paris environmental accord, google, general motors and on cue, the fake news media. and speaking of the media, the president is particularly

i spoke with amy klobuchar a little bit about this topic.at it's like to be a woman running. >> i do think it is interesting we have a number of women candidates that have what could be described as tough jobs, right? i just come to mind are people that i work with every day. that's myself, yes, i was the former prosecutor, ran the office of over 400 people. camera harris was the attorney general of california, elizabeth warren ran the consumer financial protection bureau. sometimes when you are in those positions tough make tough decisions and people don't always agree with everything that you do. and so i think that over time when voters and citizens look at this, they're going to look at what is the overall record of this person. maybe it's good that they had to take some daggers and have a tough job and make some tough decisions. traditionally we have respected that in american politics. and i don't think we should treat men different from women simply because they both have had responsible jobs. >> are you suggesting that perhaps, say,

senator amy klobuchar and senator warren were there as well.interesting to me is how those two in particular, alex, were walking into the lion's den of sorts. south by southwest is this focus on tech, and in recent days we've gotten new proposals from both senators about approaching big tech. you have senator warren with her call to look at some of the mergers and acquisitions that we've seen and to change how the online commerce marketplace works. senator klobuchar, on the other hand, saying she thinks we need to focus much more on antitrust going forward. so we're going to dig into their pro proposals and also look at the role technology has played and is going to play in this campaign leading up to the election. of course, a number of other candidates, including kamala harris, who's from california, and senator cory booker, they both relied on silicon valley for fund-raising. they've been quieter on this issue. >> i know you're going to dig into that and look at why they may be quieter. i think we can figure that out. david, thank you so muc

joe biden, amy klobuchar and beto have.ocratic base as we go into this hotly contested primary season. >> harris: beto is about to take another stage in iowa as that happens. we are also talking about the situation of jeb bush today chris stirewalt president trump needs somebody to primary him. what does he mean by that. >> you know, jeb bush -- i'm sure he wouldn't like this comparison, but jeb bush is starting to seem an awful lot like hillary clinton. >> harris: uh-oh. what happened? >> he is the less successful but more serious seeming member of his family dynasty. it sounds like sour grapes. trump ought to be primaried and i guess i would sty jeb bush well then either you do it or not. larry hogan is out there. lori hogan is testing the waters. there is an argument to be made it might be good to have trump to have a primary challenge to be in the news so that everybody is not talking about the democrats the whole time. whatever the case, jeb bush is at the very least an imperfect vessel for a message such as that. >> h

there's no better place to be than waterloo, and i sat down with amy klobuchar. we sat down at the screamin' eagle bar and grill. i asked her when she decided to run for president. she said it was in college, but distinctively she noted not at birth. >> you made a reference to born. do you feel born to do this? >> that's the beto line. >> it is the beto line. you brought it up. >> i have a lot of respect for beto. it's great to have some texas in this race. no. i wasn't born to run for office just because growing up in the '70s in the middle of the country, i don't think many people thought a girl could be president. i wasn't born to run. but i am running. >> you said during your announcement, we shouldn't wallow over what's wrong. is there anything donald trump's done as president, you know, that wasn't bad? >> well, i am glad he's pushing on venezuela right now. i think that's really important. you have a dictator in place there that's got to go. i think there are a number of things that he's said he wants to do like bring down prescription drug prices that i a

amy klobuchar:"he said, well the senate spouses are having a baby shower for jim webb's wife and i'm hanged!"klobuchar married john, a lawyer and law professor in 1993.. the two have a grown daughter named abigail.some, like senator kirsten gillibrand's husband, jonathan, are more behind the scenes.gillibrand met her british-born, financier husband.. on a blind date in new york citythe two eventually moving upstate to raise their two young sons,and so he could accommodate áherá political ambitions..sen. kirsten gillibrand:"there is not a lot of venture capital in upstate new york and so when he said yes, it was a very huge opportunity for me as a person to start our family there.'when california senator kamala harris married lawyer douglas emhoff in 2014 she took on a new role, stepmother to his two grown children sen. kamala harris: "they call me momala."harris credits doug with being her support system in the political whirlwind jimmy kimmel:"i don't know if we're ready for a first lady named doug."sen. kamala harris:"he's very much enjoying being the spouse of. he's very - he's ver

amy klobuchar is there. we have a panel ready to dig in to today's events. von hilliard is live for us where beto o'rourke is about to arrive for an event today. what's the energy been like for him? >> reporter: good morning. actually he was ran a 5k this morning so this is going to be his first real event, if we may. essentially, this is what we're starting to see. this is his third day on the campaign trail. you're now seeing pop-ups selling shirts, selling buttons, suddenly we're ten and a half months out from the iowa caucus still. this is the scene we're looking at in towns across eastern iowa over the last three days in what you see here, this is an event here in waterloo, beto o'rourke will be campaigning for a special election coming up on this next tuesday, it's for a state senate candidate. as you noted, beto is not the only candidate here. amy klobuchar was canvassing knocking door to door across waterloo this morning. cory booker will be here this evening as well as john delaney. i said who's at the top of your list right now and she said congres

and my one-on-one with senator amy o klobuchar her campaign. >> i wasn't born to run. but i'm running. >> on whether she's a progressive. i am a progressive. >> and on bringing down health care costs. >> pharma thinks they don't washington. >>>e and rst attempts to block the emergency declaration. and mr. trump strikes back. >> congress has the freedom to pass thisresolution. and i have the duty to veto it. >> i'll lk to 1 of the 12 republican senators who voted against the presidenat toomey of pennsylvania. >>> and the terror attack in new zealand. how white supremacy is being driven by a dark, internet e. cult jose diaz-balart. yamiche alcindor. arthur brooks. andsusan page, washington bureau chief of "usa today." welcome to sunday. it'smeet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. happy st. patrk's day. the race for the democratic nomination has been going on for some time no but beto o'rourke's announcement on thursday, fairly or not, seemto signal t

amy klobuchar was asked about it. despite, the past few weeks and omar, congress, really all of us an opportunity to do a few important thing. one, have a different -- two, discuss the particularly odious scourge of andy semitism in the united states, what it is and what it isn't. three, take on substantive debate about actual policies. well, congratulations, america, we did none of the above, despite saying that she wanted to have difficult conversations about israel's influence, she's done no such thing. despite repeated warnings from her colleagues, to be more careful with her language, she's only goen in the opposite direction, like why has congress had the opportunity to denounce semitism, and the far right and the far left, and democrats decided to dodge that opportunities, unapologetically dressing up a resolution as anti-hate and insulating the person it was -- and finally there have been practically zero substantive debates and including from the person, who once again set she is wants difficult conversation.

is not the only presidential candidate to visit the bay area in recent weeks..minnesota senator amy klobucharnd hawaii congresswoman have both met with local leaders showing the early importance of the golden state in the 2020 race. reporting in san francisco dan thorn kron4 news. (robin) coming up on the kron-4 morning news... car break-ins hit a bay area neighborhood... with the latest one caught on camera. (robin) plus... the walnut creek bart station is getting ready to reopen. at look at the changes you will see. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. dry weather this past weekend but today we work our way back into a day of rainy weather. expect showers to be heavy at times later in the morning with rainfall continuing well into the afternoon for some areas. rain will taper later in the day and by the evening tonight drying conditions can be expected before a chance of rain tomorrow and an even better chance of rain on wednesday.temperatures today will peak in the upper 50's to low 60's just as they will be seen through much of the rest some moderate warming to be e

amy klobuchar met with a small group in san francisco to discuss climate change. last weekend, two other democratic candidates, tulsi gabbard and andrew yang were in the bay air wrea as well. klobuchar said climate change has become a now or never issue. >> we need to make the case for the strange weather events happening in the midwest and make the argument as we look at the solutions that it's not economics versus the environment. no. in fact, if we do nothing, we have major economic problems. >> and get ready for more. another presidential candidate, bernie sanders, the senator will be in san francisco this sunday for a public rally. >>> santa clara university has a new president, he's not officially on the job yet but already has big plans. he wants to make the private school more affordable for everybody. his name is kevin o'brien and is a jesuit priest. his krcredentials are long. he taught at georgetown and cared four lepers cared for lepers in india. >> i'm just filled with gratitude. i will try every day to be worthy of the trust that santa clara's put int

. >> amy klobuchar who's running for the democratic presidential nomination joined norm lab secretary to discuss anti-trust law. they talked about the impact of breaking up tech and pharmaceutical monopolies. this is about 45 minutes. >> it's a loud anti-trust crowd. >> good morning, everyone. can we do better? good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> excellent. i am president of the center for american progress action fund. and i am thrilled to welcome you to this incredibly important discussion how our economy is working and not working for people. we are currently living through what some experts have called a new guilded age, a time of rising market concentration across many different sectors of our economy. our two very distinguished guests for today will discuss how this problem may be stifling competition for business. we are thrilled to welcome senator amy klobuchar who is established herself as a progressive champion across a wide range of issues and as ranking member of the committee of anti-trust, she's championing efforts to protect consumers, promote greater competitio