well you're right of it's down to 9 we saw the end of the campaign for andrew young and also michael bennett of the race but i think once again it's a little bit too early to say tell me whether biden will be next that like i said he's focus on that you know states like south carolina which as i said before has a primary later this month he was speaking to his supporters as well as earlier this evening and he said that it's very important for any presidential candidate to do well with african-americans and latinos and interestingly. those tend to do well in sort of more ethnically diverse states like south carolina and nevada nevada of course will have their caucus at their caucuses later this month and south carolina will have their primaries as well ok very briefly what happens next in the race to become the democratic presidential nominee. well attention is now turning like i said to the caucuses and the primary in south carolina but of course the main focus will be on super tuesday which takes place at the start of march where we will be seeing 14 states vote some of the big stat

some names which have become quite well known here told he governed from at hawaii and also at andrew young from new york if they don't do well in new hampshire we could well see them deciding to just back away to and say you know my time is ok and we will be beginning to see fewer than that 11 candidates as we go into the next caucus and the primary of course in this has carolina and nevada and let's not forget of course about next month where we have super tuesday we're 14 states will be voting all right correspondent. in washington many things. now sudan's transitional government and rebel groups in the darfur region have agreed to hand over the former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court the court in the hague issued warrants for his arrest more than 10 years ago he's charged with committing crimes against humanity and genocide related to operations against doll for rebels between 200320088 conflict in which some 300000 people were killed sudan's military ousted al bashir last year during mass protests against his 30 year to taste the dictatorship lawyer says the

por su parte, el empresario andrew young suspendiÓ esta noche su campaÑa por la nominaciÓn demócrata,mpeÑo en las primarias. causÓ entusiasmo alrededor de su campaÑa presidencial, al defender un ingreso bÁsico universal que le darÍa a cada persona adulta $1000 al mes. poco despuÉs, el senador de colorado anunciÓ tiene sus aspiraciones presidenciales, tras un mal resultado en new hampshire. bennett llegÓ tarde a la contienda, al anunciar formalmente su candidatura a finales de abril. habÍa puesto sus esfuerzos en ganar hoy, pero no logrÓ destacarse. como se anticipaba, el presidente trump ganÓ las primarias republicanas en new hampshire, con los delegados obtenidos esta noche. los 39 que le objetaron la semana pasada en iowa, el presidente acumula 57 delegados de los 1219 que necesita para confirmar su candidatura presidencial, y asÍ buscar la reelecciÓn. vamos en vivo a mÁnchester, con blanca rosa vilches y los Últimos detalles de la primaria demÓcrata de new hampshire. varias sorpresas en la noche, cuÉntanos. blanca: varias sorpresas. lo que se dice aquÍ es que la buena racha de bern

michael been and andrew young both suspended longshot campaigns. >> elizabeth warren and joe biden say they are looking ahead to the primary contests moving forward. amy klobuchar is spending her team in nevada, south carolina and the other states. >> pete buttigieg is going to be joining at 5:00 and he will be discussing the results from new hampshire and his strategy for the california primary, which takes on new importance this year. >>> a frightening armed robbery in oakland, suspects hold a gun to a man's head in front of his home in broad daylight. joe vasquez spoke to the victims uncle, who is demanding justice. >> it happened right in this driveway, where a man was washing his car when a pair of robbers came out of nowhere. freddie does not want his face on tv for safety reasons. his security camera captured the robbery. >> they told him to be quiet. >> it happened monday at 1:30 in the afternoon. you can seek clearly see the gun. robbers emptied his pockets and ran away. his nephew was unharmed but the robbers got away with the victim's wallet, cell phone, keys and jewelry. it

delegates joe biden at $15.00 grabbing 0 so far amy club which are at $12.00 and at the very bottom andrew young at 1 point one percent and now this entire debacle last night tyrrell and barest and infuriated democrats but we all know who took advantage of the situation the republicans of course they were gloating at all of this chaos surrounding this major app failure with president trump's campaign manager tweeting out democrat party meltdown they can't even run a caucus and they want to run the government no. thank you and president of trump taking advantage tweeting my approval rating in the republican party is 95 percent a record big i will win approval rating overall 53 percent a new high with our great economy and other major successes we would be 20 points higher without the phony witch hunts and hoaxes of course now again tyrrell these are just 62 percent of the results no word yet on all 1681 precincts when they will all be end but again people are to judge is leading as of this moment no fair and i mentioned there's this shadow or shadows the company that made this up or really or how

get away from the politics here 5 of the campaigns are going to be speaking we're going to have andrew young's campaign here and a few others including bernie sanders but the big draw is going to be elizabeth warren herself she's coming along here early sanders not very far from here is who will be used on super bowl watch party and he's been drawing really big crowds particularly over the last couple of days and he's obviously hoping that he is going to do well in the caucuses which are just about 24 hours away no. 24 hours away and it's not clear. who the winner is going to be tell us more about the polls and what's been happening that. well there's normally a big pull that comes out on the saturday night before the caucus and that's posted by the des moines register unfortunately they had to cancel the poll because they found out that at least one instance when someone was asking the questions they didn't mention people choose one of the front runner so they couldn't be certain about the quality of the results so they essentially said well we're not putting the poll that through everyone fo

another candidate who dropped out tonight and did unexpectedly well is andrew young.t. and michael bennett, too. let's keep talking about the ones who haven't dropped out. we have pete buttigieg heading into a rather more tricky area for him with south carolina and nevada. south carolina, particularly, is his achievement in new hampshire and his win in iowa enough to give him momentum to break through with african—american voters in particular? look, there is an ironclad rule of democratic politics, you don't win the nomination unless you do really well with african american voters. i no ironclad rules tend to be broken these days of the new political world. but clearly he does have a big problem with african—american voters. pa rt of problem with african—american voters. part of it stems from his time as mayor in indiana. some of the policing issues. he sucked african—american police chief, for example. there has been a question hanging over his candidacy, canny appeal to african—americans. his candidacy, canny appeal to african—america ns. they tend his candidacy, c

candidates have also qualified for this debate minnesota senate senator amy lawyer a businessman andrew young and philanthropist an environmentalist homestay of but one more potential candidate will not be there former new york mayor michael bloomberg started his campaign late and is focusing on these so-called super tuesday states next month let's go to andy gallacher who is in washington's as we were hearing there bernie sanders and pete who's a judge are in a healthy position they want to maintain that momentum in this debate but it's really joe biden and elizabeth warren that need to. seize the momentum. you know this is really all about survival and the mental at this point as you said sanderson but a judge both going into this both having claimed victory in what was a disastrous vote in iowa which is still being gone over by democratic party officials are even asking to relook at that vote but most of the candidates want to move on now certainly sanderson but a judge have a great deal of immense and because of what happened so i think the big question tonight is whether bernie sanders a

andrew young and tom steyer way behind. let's take a look at the top contenders right now in the iowa caucuses. among the state delegates, which is the all important, what matters the most, the top five right now, once again buttigieg, sanders, warren, biden and klobuchar. let's go to john king, he's taking a much closer look at all of this unfolding in what we like to call our magic room. >> we're waiting again. we don't know when the iowa democratic party will give us more results. you asked me earlier what's missing. they have adjusted those numbers so we trust them now. the main head line with 62% of the vote in, it is mayor pete buttigieg leading in the state for delegates. one of the places to watch there, sanders is leading in woodbury county. what do we have in here, 66% reporting in that county. you come over here to this county where mayor buttigieg is ahead by quite a bit, sanders not in play here. when you move to the eastern part of state where sanders is running stronger, you say people leading down here in sc

thank you all for being here. .e want to thank the scholars we want to make sure we think the andrew young center for global leadership. i want to say a few closing words to miss abrams. usuallyl happen next is the society will come and close us out with song. but we will be given words of by our 10thpiration president of morehouse college. i'm going to take a personal point of privilege, we graduated the same year in 1995. i want to say that we love you so much, thank you for your example, and thank you for being a hero. a round of applause for miss abrams. ms. abrams: thank you, david. [applause] ms. abrams: that was amazing. dr. wright: thank you so much. ms. abrams: thank you. thank you. follow campaign 2020 to nevada this weekend. tonight, live at 11:00 p.m. eastern, democratic presidential biden, peteoe buttigieg, senator amy klobuchar, tom steyer, senator bernie sanders and senator elizabeth warren speak before clark county democrats. sunday, live at 5:00 p.m. eastern, joe biden, p would adjudge, senator amy klobuchar klobuchar and tom steyer speak at a forum of infrastructure. watc

thank you all for being here. .e want to thank the scholars we want to make sure we think the andrew young center for global leadership. i want to say a few closing words to miss abrams. usuallyl happen next is the society will come and close us out with song. but we will be given words of by our 10thpiration president of morehouse college. i'm going to take a personal point of privilege, we graduated the same year in 1995. i want to say that we love you so much, thank you for your example, and thank you for being a hero. a round of applause for miss abrams. ms. abrams: thank you, david. [applause] ms. abrams: that was amazing. dr. wright: thank you so much. ms. abrams: thank you. thank you. list --gn policy and a human rights around the world. a la campaign 2020 coverage continues with pete buttigieg speaking and carson city, nevada. next, a discussion with craig author of "confessions of a presidential speechwriter." he spoke about his work writing for president ford and george h. w bush and evaluated the speaking styles of president trump and the democratic candidates. by the dole insti

thank you all for being here. .e want to thank the scholars we want to make sure we think the andrew young center for global leadership. i want to say a few closing words to miss abrams. usuallyl happen next is the society will come and close us out with song. but we will be given words of by our 10thpiration president of morehouse college. i'm going to take a personal point of privilege, we graduated the same year in 1995. i want to say that we love you so much, thank you for your example, and thank you for being a hero. a round of applause for miss abrams. ms. abrams: thank you, david. [applause] ms. abrams: that was amazing. dr. wright: thank you so much. ms. abrams: thank you. thank you. >> c-span's "washington journal ," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. this morning, we will talk about 2020 candidate fundraising and spending. the director of the national museum of the american indian will discuss the museum's history, artifacts, and issues important to native americans today. watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern this morning. be sure to

thank you all for being here. .e want to thank the scholars we want to make sure we think the andrew young center for global leadership. i want to say a few closing words to miss abrams. usuallyl happen next is the society will come and close us out with song. but we will be given words of by our 10thpiration president of morehouse college. i'm going to take a personal point of privilege, we graduated the same year in 1995. i want to say that we love you so much, thank you for your example, and thank you for being a hero. a round of applause for miss abrams. ms. abrams: thank you, david. [applause] ms. abrams: that was amazing. dr. wright: thank you so much. ms. abrams: thank you. thank you. the c-spanrsday on networks, artificial intelligence technology and chinese competition. that's at noon on c-span. at 7:00 p.m., president trump holds a campaign rally in colorado.prings, on c-span2 at 9:00 a.m., the u.s. china economic and security review commission holds a hearing to assess china's global influence. at 8:00 a.m., agriculture secretary sonny perdue delivers remarks on the united stanc

thank you all for being here. .e want to thank the scholars we want to make sure we think the andrew young center for global leadership. i want to say a few closing words to miss abrams. usuallyl happen next is the society will come and close us out with song. but we will be given words of by our 10thpiration president of morehouse college. i'm going to take a personal point of privilege, we graduated the same year in 1995. i want to say that we love you so much, thank you for your example, and thank you for being a hero. a round of applause for miss abrams. ms. abrams: thank you, david. [applause] ms. abrams: that was amazing. dr. wright: thank you so much. ms. abrams: thank you. thank you. >> some news from stacey abrams. stacey abrams said monday she would be honored to be the vice presidential pic of whoever secures the 2020 nomination. i got the question about running as vp during the primary, and i apparently famously said no. you don't run for second in a primary. she said that on abc's "the view." a look now at some of our live coverage today on the c-span networks. panelist at the

who he refers to, andrew young.'s no chance i was ever arrested in south africa and i don't think joe was either, is this problematic? >> is not problematic at all. you will hear the vice president talk about this. he went over with the congressional black caucus to visit nelson mandela when they got to the airport, vice president biden was separated from his group and detained because he wouldn't go through the white only door. when he refused to do that, they detained him, they held him. >> martha: for how long? >> they tried to force him to go through that door. after quite a while when they saw he would not do it, they reunited both him and the congressional black caucus members and they created some other avenue for them to go through, a restaurant so they could go. the main point is that vice president biden -- >> martha: was he actually arrested? your arguing that he was, it. >> i think i just said very clearly that he was detained. he was separated from his group. that is what happened and you will hear him

even as additional winnowing process continues on so by andrew young has some great ideas, a universal, a gift the note, that i guess on and i think it' anywhereentry and he's. >>could a future whatever decides to do people want to hear from you i was kind of funny was just sort breath of fresh air all right we've mentioned of course, sanders projected the winner pete buttigieg very very close behind him. >>but a very strong finish for any club that shark. let me ask you gentlemen, what did you find interesting tonight. i think what you talk about the performance of be sure. >>i think the performance of people to choose i think people have and estimating the fact that the still a you know unprecedented candidate for it from a small town mayor actually still in the running at this point so that i think is surprising of the precipitous leaders. >>get to the kind we're watching what think this actually surprisingly weak performance from bernie sanders minutes is next or he won by 60% 60% of the vote. >>in the 2016. and i think we're starting to see is the very same the ceiling i still thi

andrew young and tom steyer way behind.e a look at the top contenders right now in the iowa caucuses. among the state delegates, which is the all important, what matters the most, the top five right now, once again buttigieg, sanders, warren, biden and klobuchar. let's go to john king, he's taking a much closer look at all of this unfolding in what we like to call our magic room. >> we're waiting again. we don't know when the iowa democratic party will

only andrew young has been in four more days but most have spent a long time in this state alone.g how important is it that i what does the job of weeding out some of those candidates? there is no question iowa always does tell new hampshire who they have to pick from and i expect a night to be no different. i do expect some surprises. make no mistake, i think it is important to remember in 2016 bernie sanders got the most vote but it was hillary clinton who got the most delegates. we can see that again tonight potentially. no question, when you look at the polling bernie sanders has been ahead at if this was a primary, he would win it. i am not going to say he is going to win this, but the one who will be a surprise is elizabeth warren. she may be able to outperform expectations and get more delegates. she is an organisation unlike any other. she has persuasion caption, alignment captain, a mask captain, she is providing day care. parents can go the young kids. i think that can go the young kids. i think that can make a big difference and is something to watch. it is so important

candidates have qualified for the debate minnesota senator amy klobuchar lawyer and businessman andrew young and philanthropist and environmentalist tom stay above is one more potential leading candidate who is not there former new york mayor michael bloomberg started his campaign late and is focusing on the so-called super tuesday states next month richard goodstein is a democratic strategist and former advisor to bill and hillary clinton joins us now from washington so obviously i don't need to tell you that the iowa caucuses turned out to be a bit of a fiasco for the democrats how critical is new hampshire going to be. well let me just put in some perspective in 2012 rick santorum who was running for the republican. presidential nomination was told that he won the iowa caucuses 16 days after the caucuses and did so this is not like a problem unique to democrats i can tell you know of anything else that that's going on that scene trumps acquittal in the impeachment trial we don't want to get into that but it's just it's something they could have done without. obviously so. new hampshire is

andrew young was there, nobody was arrested.get the african-american voter, secure it, which he did have by about 15 points. almost a dead-heat with socialist bernie sanders. so listen, a lot of times politics, we have the wrong message at the wrong time in america. it is not the wrong message. this guy has been a terrible candidate from day one. it is mystery to me how he was even a front-runner for as long as he was. he deserves the crater he is in right now. there is no way to dig out of it. he has got no message. he is not eloquent, he is not clear, i still don't know why he is running. stuart: i think he is done frankly. that is just my opinion. before you go, one more for you, seattle wants to get rid of gifted student programs because they say they are racist. go for it. >> well, i have walked by a classroom full of gifted students, as close as i have gotten. that is ridiculous. that is like no more first place trophies. that is why we can't have an mvp. of course you do. there are things that you do better than i do. i d

a wonderful young boy. and andrew's daughter, charlotte. they were born just days apart. our hearts break to see children so small and so young attending their father's funerals. fighter samuel mcpaul, his child is due in may and will only know him secondhand. his wife, meagan, will never see him holding their baby. she'll never see him give his first fatherly kiss. they kill not share the first steps, the first words, first birthday or first day at school. that baby will grow up knowing they're the child of an amazing man and one who we're all proud of. bill slade, a veteran firefighter who picked up his first firehose in 1979. a husband, a father, a proud member of the australian workers union. he fought fires on ash wednesday and black saturday before he threw himself into what would prove his final fight in the east gibsane blaze. his wife, carol, said by a relative, i'll miss him, i'll miss the great times we had yet to come. dick lange and son, clayton lange. dick was a pioneering bush pilot and safari operator. clayton a talented plastic and reconstructive surgeon.

if andrew young to reading this, it might be helpful to have a president and government that understandss doesn't happen. >> he's right. it makes my point from earlier, self-serving, they're all trying to find some angle for them. i think the interesting thing is we heard the reports about what the club which are camping is doing and they beat joe biden. but they are listed in fifth place but we don't know and that's the conclusion from all the different reports that are coming in. if that's a disastrous report. in the hunter or nevada, he's going to be relying on south carolina to really kind of save his candidacy. >> shannon: we are continuing to look here for bernie sanders high curtis because he said he might come back out if there's any kind of results or news, come out and address a beta >> s circulating that the senator's campaign is going to release some result that they have. beyond that so dangerous. obviously, whatever data you have is going to be left in the complete site. speak out to be self-serving point that steve makes, they might say, okay, let's take the numbers that w

andrew young has a bunch too. joe biden polls in single digits in every poll.rs. do all of those college kids turn out tonight could be decisive. >> the biden camp will push back against the argument we've made about crowd size. the idea he's bringing smaller crowds. voters know joe biden and don't need to see him again and when it matters will turn out for him. >> ed loos, great to have you here. we mentioned andrew yang, coming up, he's been to every iowa caucus since the steelers beast rams. tom brokaw has come a long way since his days at iowa university. he's up ahead, but first another 2020 presidential candidate is standing by. pete buttigieg joins the set after -- really, getting the crowd excited. we'll be right back. andrew yang joins us. (man sneezes) what's the time? device: a dime is ten cents. severe cold or flu? take control with theraflu. powerful, soothing relief to defeat your worst cold and flu symptoms fast. device: (sneezes) theraflu. the power is in your hands. apps except work.rywhere... why is that? is it because people love filling out

the mirror leads with a story that prince andrew stayed with a fashion tycoon who is accused of raping ten women, some as youngsame story of prince andrew's links to the billionaire peter nygard. the guardian leads with a new police scheme that has reduced reoffending rates and could transform how the justice system deals with violent crime. the express looks ahead to storm dennis, which is expected to bring torrential rain and 80 mph gales across the uk tomorrow. the i headlines the same story, as the met office issues weather warnings for large areas of the country tomorrow. and the telegraph says borisjohnson is considering more spending and tax cuts to boost the economy after brexit. let's start our chat, and we are going to two tabloids, the mirror first off, but also the daily mail, which covered the same story, and your reaction to the headline, it is, really, that gets you to you here. it is not good news to the royal family, is it? that is the first obvious thing to say, that it isa first obvious thing to say, that it is a negative headline about vince andrew, who is already obviously under a cloud be

so not that young, then? andrewlity for being able to predict what's going to happen in the future, shame he did not deploy those skills back in 2014 when he was making some very inappropriate comments online. so being a super forecaster, he could have predicted his own future, in other words, there would be a huge controversy when he got a top job at number ten? at the very least he might have thought perhaps a few months ago he might like to clean up his online profile and get rid of what he could but he didn't do that. he didn't apologise for it, he hasn't distanced himself from the comments and i think this is a very sad chapter at the time and i'm pleased it's over. caroline, thank you for coming on the programme. calling for an update on the vetting process , calling for an update on the vetting process, and who gets a job at number ten is a special adviser. thank you for your many messages today. about waiting times for transgender patients, today. about waiting times for tra nsgender patients, this today. ab

the teenager who threw a young boy off a balcony in london — regulators investigatie whether warnings were missed prince andrewdeferring an honorary military promotion, which he was due to receive later this month. energy bills set to fall — after regulator 0fgem lowers caps on prices. critics say the caps are misleading. an official report says the public are not telling police about some crimes because so many offenders are not brought to justice. and wales got their six nations title defence off to a flying start against italy, but new coach wayne pivac says ireland this weekend will be their biggest test. good morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9 another 41 people, including one from the uk, have tested positive for the coronavirus on a cruise ship off the coast of japan. the diamond princess is being held in quarantine in the port of yokohama for at least two weeks. the checks began after an 80—year—old hong kong man who had been on the ship last month fell ill with the virus. almost 4000 passengers and crew are on board the diamond princess. 3700 is the total number. 78 of the passengers are britis

oddly enough, andrew jackson, spent most of his life with a scar on his cheek. when he was a young man i believe for the tennessee militia he took a sword to the face after president jackson refused to shine his boots. he died with a couple bullets in his chest, not from being shot, but engaged several others in gun duals. his name was old hickory because people said he was tough as old hickory. the other interesting fact about president jackson is he apparently taught his pet parrot how to swear. that sometimes became problematic in the white house for some of his guests. people often ask me on tours when i would deliver it, they understand why abraham lincoln and george washington is upfront. they question why andrew jackson is. all three of these are on dollar bills, american currency. people suspect that thomas jefferson and/or fdr should be front and center and i don't disagree with that. i asked the owner why andrew jackson ended up here. he said, that's simple, he's got really pretty hair and i like his epilettes. he does. i started doing these tours and talked about preside

andrew jackson, he spent most of his life with a scar on his cheek because when he was a young man, he took a sword to the face from a soldier. that was after president jackson refused to shine his boots. he died with a couple of bullets in his chest, not from being shot, but had engaged several duels.in gun the other interesting fact about president jackson was he parrottly taught his pet how to swear. that sometimes became problematic in the white house. people often ask me, they understand why abraham lincoln and george washington are up front. but they question why jackson is front and center. all three of these are on dollar bills. people suspect that thomas jefferson or fdr should probably be front and center here with these three. i don't disagree with that. i finally asked the owner why andrew jackson was here. his response to me was very interesting. he said, he has really pretty hair and i like his epaulets. hey does have nice hair. -- and he does have nice hair. i started doing these tours and talking about legitimate presidential accomplishments. people were not entertained

andrew mahony speaking to me earlier. dual is halting sales in indonesia, citing concerns it can't stop retailers selling e—cigarettes to young decision in the world's most popular —— fourth most populous nation is a major setback for expansion plans and it was seen as critical to their growth as legal and other problems are in the us. a recap of the markets and how they are trading in asia. we can see the hang seng, it is down 0.4%, taking its cues from what we've seen elsewhere in the us. that's it for the show, thanks for watching. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: harvey weinstein — once one of the most powerful men in hollywood — has been found guilty of rape in a case that sparked the ‘me too' movement. health experrts say the chances of containing the coronavirus health experts say the chances of containing the coronavirus are diminshing as the number of affected countries rises to 37. although more than 6,500 people have been tested for the coronavirus in the uk, so farjust 13 have tested positive, including the four cases who were aboard the diamond princess cruise ship injapan, who've now returned home. m

oddly enough, andrew jackson spent most of his life with a scar on his cheek, because when he was a young man, i believe for the tennessee militia, he took a sword to the face from a soldier after president jackson refused to shine his boots. he died, i believe, with a couple bullets in his chest, not from being shot, but had engaged several others in gun duels and his nickname was old hickory because people said he was tough as old hickory. the other interesting fact about president jackson is he apparently taught his parrot, his pet parrot how to swear, and that became problematic in the white house for some of his guest. people often ask me on tours, they understand why abraham lincoln and george washington are up front, but the question my andrew jackson is front and center. all three of these are on dollar bills, monetary american currency, but people suspect, rightfully so, that thomas jefferson and/or fdr should probably be up here front and center with the big three and i don't disagree with that, so i myally asked the owner andrew jackson ended up here front and center, and his r

violence and gun policy and similarly, many young people are excited about a different kind of candidate who they may no longer see on the debate stage. andrew yang was able to build momentum around people who were looking for a different voice and different set of issues. you are seeing the same thing with senator bernie sanders. he is tapping into people who aren't excited about what some of the other candidates tend to represent. again, what is so critical here is that we find ways to help find that the system is to participate in. caller: are there any studies done about breaking up the two-party system and then multiple parties and these two parties that have been arguing about abortion and gay rights for 100 years while the world is on fire. that's why people aren't excited. obviously it's not working. any idea about breaking up this two-party monopoly or whatever you want to call it. guest: great question. we didn't ask people about whether they would like to see a different party. we did ask people nationally about who they might vote for. nd plurelt of folks were interested in either president trump, re-electing president trump or a

andrew yang. >> i'm asking this question on behalf of my young daughters -- >> what are their names? >> isabel and chloe. the deficit is out of control now, expected to reach a trillion dollars this year. deficits are meant to decrease during economic expansion. how big a priority will the deficit be for your administration and what specific steps will you do to reduce it? >> let me say your daughters are impressing me. they're worried about the deficit. okay. well, lets eapp's start by sayi recognize this is a huge problem, but i'm going to put it in a different context, if you don't mind. we have a deficit because this president and this congress chose to blow up the deficit to give the biggest tax break in history to rich people and big corporations. that's why we have this deficit. and they are now talking about solving the deficit by going after medicare, medicaid, and social security. i consider that to be a deeply immoral act. so, in answer to your daughters' questions, let me say we start with another immoral act, that for 40 years there has been gross income inequality in th

they were bloodletting him. , itas andrew who actually was the only sculpture he attempted to clean up. he was trying to clean up some decay on his cheek. when he was a young man, he took a sword to the face from a soldier. he died with a couple of bullets in his chest. the other interesting fact about president jackson was he apparently taught his. how to swear. that sometimes became problematic in the white house. people often ask me, they understand why abraham lincoln and george washington are prime. but they question andrew jackson. all three of these are on dollar bills. people suspect that thomas jefferson or fdr should probably be appear front and center with the victory. i don't disagree with that. i finally asked the owner why andrew jackson ended up air. his response to me was very interesting. he said, he has really pretty hair and i like his epaulets. i started doing these tours and talking about legitimate presidential accomplishments. people were not entertained. then i started saying how andrew jackson's parents swear and people of that stuff. hear the silly odd stuff. president lincoln, the tallest of all the presidents at 6'4". madison, w

andrew wigans with the bucket. he had 18 points. but one of the developments with the youngroduction of this guy, mar quis quis chris up to the basket. and miami worried. the they call a time out and then they proceed to go on a big run. and nicely to the bucket, and t wahard to believe 12 wins and 42 losses. iguodola wound up with the win. >>> you say eight of them tonight but most of them were the opposing team. san jose breaking, watch carlson and barclay good go. and carlson scores his 6th goal of the year. and brent burns. his 12 goal of the year. matthew kachuck. and you have to appreciate this to look at the replay. between the legs and behind the back. that is sensational right there. plenty of goals but the lions fall to flames in that one. >>> if the career of philip rivers is actually over no team will be happy to hear that than the raiders. no team has been bolton more than philip rivers. 18 times. rivers 38-years-old, they've cut ties. maybe his worst season. 23 touchdown passes but 20 interceptions and the charges finish last in the afc west. he is a free agent

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andrew is not one of the most popular royals. harry and william are the flag bearers, they relate to young people and drag the royal family into theown. the wider point is how they make themselves relevant to the population today and they went through this kind of crisis in the 19905, through this kind of crisis in the 1990s, prince charles seemed to have pulled himself out of it. it seems to be going back there again. it could be a big problem if they do not address it. labour mp saying the idea of raising the flag for prince andrew would be wholly inappropriate. i agree. andrew would be wholly inappropriate. iagree. i andrew would be wholly inappropriate. i agree. ithink andrew would be wholly inappropriate. i agree. i think it isa inappropriate. i agree. i think it is a strange decision if this is what has happened. i think he's incredibly unpopular. in a minority in the country i realise, but when we talk about the royal family i feel like i am in a different universe. you are not really interested... i am not massively interested... i am not massively interested but i can understand why people would be unhappy with the sugges

young, new face. they like him to forget -- to pretend they are progressive, but they are not. notink the republican will be voting for him. i think bernie sanders, tulsi gabbard, and andrew yang, surprisingly, are all favorable in the right of center places, but they are deeply progressive people, so i just think it's how policy is changing, i was playing out. -- it's abouty establishment and nonestablishment. i just want to hear tom steyer. he seems like -- i can't really gauge where he is at. that's my two cents. where he is physically at is johnson county in coralville, iowa. this population is a population .f 150,000 got 59.5% of caucus-goers. here, 66linton won percent to donald trump' s 27.8%, but remember donald trump won the state, flipping it from blue to red. adam, montana, democratic caller. caller: hi. is i would like to get first-time voters and people who have never gone to the polls, get out there and change it. ok.a: kevin, pittsburgh, pennsylvania, democratic caller. i am hearing everything that a lot of the people are speaking about. bloomberg for michael . my reason for that is a lot of these politicians, you know, they take money for their campaigns,

andrew von came in after his first spring home run. the fans hope to see a lot more of that from youngghn. and think of the indians, what did they do? first level, second level, third level. then the shot, room, nothing but net. how about that? the star of the padres makes it a fans day. >> very cool. all he wanted was an autograph on his head. >> thank you. >> is now time to check how we respond to the coronavirus. >> a second person has contracted the coronavirus and this patient did not travel overseas or come into direct contt with someone who was known to have the virus. >>> one case in solano county, the other in santa clara county. >> we are also learning a pair of students at the palo alto school district were quarantined at home today. students parents may have been exposed to the virus. >> reporter: health officials announced at a conference, the patient is a 65-year-old woman who had no travel history overseas or contact with anyone known to have the virus. >> the individual is an adult woman who was hospitalized for difficulty breathing.

many young people are excited about the different kind of candidate, one who they may no longer see on the debate stage. andrew yang in the democratic primary was able to build a lot of momentum around people who were looking for a different voice, a different set of issues. you are arguably seeing the same thing with senator sanders. he is tapping into people who are not excited about what some of the other candidates tended to represent. that they critical is find ways to help people see the system is legitimate. it is also the responsibility of the system itself, of the way the campaigns are run, the candidates, the way that the media reports on elections to begin to speak to some of those broader issues. ahead ofng was pulling the coverage he was getting in the media. this is an example where the media focus on the horse race on who is often who is down may actually contribute in some cases to people saying, heck with it. this debate does not reflect what excites me or interests me about the future of our country. edward from new jersey. you are unsure if you are going to vote? caller: bernie or bust. wher

andrew yang draws a lot of young people.e draws a lot of young men to his events, people who rarely caucus. i'm talking 18 to 25-year-old. this is a group that without wouldg would be -- yang be bernie sanders supporters. he has also drawn more men than women. yang might be taking a bit of that away from sanders. yang is not viable, it will be interesting to see where his supporters go. ast: david redlawsk is professor and department chair at the university of delaware. he's also a co-author of a book iowa" joining us this morning to give us insight on the iowa caucuses. we will take one more short break. when we come back, we will be joined by laura belin, covering i will politics for the progressive website leading heartland. first, here is more from iowa -- brawner.greta she spoke with an ice fisherman about campaign 2020. -- >> you are not voting for president trump again? not.obably right now i am >> why is that? [inaudible] >> you don't have a candidates in the democrat field yet. are you a registered democrat? [inaudi

labour had called for andrew sabisky to be sacked for suggesting — among other things — that black americans had a lower average iq than white americans. aid officials in syria describe youngo run, to escape government airstrikes and army operations. a humanitarian crisis seems to be descending into a new kind of deadly chaos. in a rare public address, president assad has insisted his military campaign will continue — despite the impact on his own people. sam ryder reports. a young syrian girl and her father play a game, whilejets drop bombs in the distance... explosion laughs laughter is the only way, says the girl's father, to cope with the girl's father, to cope with the hardships of an incessant war. the syrian army — backed by russia — has increased air strikes in the north—west of the country, in their relentless goal to claim the last major rebel stronghold. translation: the battle to liberate idlib and aleppo countryside is ongoing, regardless of some of the empty bubbles of sound coming from the north, as well as the battle for liberating all syrian soil, crushing terrorism, and achieving stability. as assad ramps up his offensive, more people are forced to flee.

andrew yang, a candidate who was polling at about 2% has dropped out of the presidential race. i spoke to him last week in iowa. he was full of energy, either as always, interested in getting youngas that he was offering a precise policy of $1000 of fixed income to americans. he was talking about issues, interestingly, in a way that other candidates weren't about economic issues. a very concrete policy on that fixed income and popular with younger voters, but he has dropped out. new hampshire is doing itsjob. this is what the new hampshire primary is all about, not necessarily picking the winner, getting rid of other candidates. it may not be that way this time, having just one 01’ way this time, having just one or two candidates. let's go to nick bryant. for more on this i am joined from pete buttigieg's rally by nick bryant. it is pete buttigieg, overshadowed in iowa going to be overshadowed in new hampshire by the fact amy klobuchar is doing well? if you said to the buttigieg candidate six months ago they would end up six months ago they would end up second in new hampshire, i think they would have been absolutely thrilled. that would have been beyond their expectations. comi

young girls to be abused by jeffrey abstain and also transporting them around the country to be pandered to epstein's rich and powerful friends there's that famous picture of her standing next to prince andrew and prince andrew. next to a victim and going natural has not been charged with anything and it to me that's that's kind of mind boggling and we say we don't know or it said that we don't know where she is an vast crowd of that that's completely ridiculous because someone like glenn maxwell is she lives high on the hog i mean she spends a lot of money her financial footprints are all over and the f.b.i. if the f.b.i. wanted to find glenn maxwell tomorrow they could find her i'm i'm convinced of that it really does nick you've covered you know these cases before obviously the franklin scandal which is a you know very big case are you seeing those same similarities here in the 3rd act as you mentioned we talked about this being the 3rd act of the upstream case are you seeing the same kind of similarities the happen with the 3rd act of the franklin scandal now rearing that's kind of same had with epstein. well the franklin scandal the 3rd act of the franklin scandal was making sure that