that's my belief. >> anton, you can't pump the brakes and eat popcorn. a safe way to drive. i'm going to come back to the ladies at the table of the but i take your point. there is a possibility. and i thought this, too. i'll start with you, adrienne. that you could see older african-american women voters. the church hat-wearing voters, stop this whole thing cold. you just don't know what's going to happen. >> you don't know what's going to happen. and i'm glad that anton reminded all of us that i think it's about 4 1/2% of the entire delegates are awarded in the first four states. so we are still -- i think one of the reasons we're projecting bernie sanders could be the nominee is because we still see so many other candidates in the race sort of dividing that vote. but african-american women, black women have in the past decided who the nominee is. and if they come out in full support for joe biden, tom steyer, you know, perhaps bernie sanders even, i mean, they are going to have a major, major sway in that election. of course, jennifer and i remember v

anton told me about theirteam, i even though anton told me about their team, i still got worried, especiallyk? in the maldives! what an experience. it's now time for trending travel, a monthly pick of the best stories and events happening around the world this month. after being delayed for several years, the egyptian president will finally announce the opening date for the world's largest archaeology museum. prices have already been announced. a couple of yea rs already been announced. a couple of years ago, ade went behind the scenes in the museum, and let me tell you, it will definitely be worth the wait. is your dream to see the cherry blossoms this year? it has arrived earlier this year. the japan meteorological corporation recently unveiled a handy new app to help travellers keep track of the blossom in a much easier way. on the topic of japan, blossom in a much easier way. on the topic ofjapan, in september 2018 japanese early in our usaka musawa became the first customer of the spacex starship programme. and now he is in the middle of a search to find some company. he is looking for

but anton chooses to hop back onto the norwegian ice. that night he would cook that crab and the diving tourists could start coming to a successful day. here the norwegian town of altar to 18 year old girls headed into the forest with their dogs. good ok casey act and we're going to hunt and fish all weekend long they were going to sleep in a tent at minus 21 degrees celsius. what they all are after we have respect but we're not afraid i know what we have to do to not free but you have to have respect for the call that if you don't things become difficult right. now although she's still a teenager good o. is already known across nature crazy norway the summer before she hiked several 100 kilometers through supplement on her own. casio has been her best friend since childhood. the girls say that by no means loners on other weekends they go to the movies with their friends all go out and party. thank you. after a few kilometers they left the forest path and began looking for a camping site they didn't have an end destination in mind for. t

the entrances to the wreck prove tricky bjarne wasn't yet sure if anton could risk taking tourists here. but a few minutes later yun had come to the conclusion that the team divers would be able to cope with the underwater top. before they resurfaced beyond swam back to the king crab just had to avoid the claws. court they had dinner for that day. back of the sufis yun stashed the crab on the ice floe he needed to be alone for a little tradition of his a walk on the underside of the ice. i'm so in stowed away the equipment he's all too familiar with king crab scrolls. but it's no good oval office now the claws are quite dangerous the crab can't move them quickly but want to grab something with their it keeps on squeezing like a hydraulic press in a theory it could cut off your finger if it's commodity what it is but it's. just a few years ago king crabs well veritable plague here. grab hold no more if he stays we don't often find craps this big anymore. piers and they come from the order of the 10 leg lock started their claws evolved from legs over time through evolution was a bush idea

i'm talking cullinane is out on the norwegian yashoda less than 10 kilometers from the border anton is russian but has lived in kid contests for a long time he met his no wait in friend while out i stifling. here the 2 men were traveling to a rec they wanted to dive down to a new it wouldn't be easy. on sun wanted to find out if he can offer tourists for tourists who come here to dive . normally the men would have had to solve their way into the ice but today a boho was sufficient for the anchor at a comparatively mild to 12 degrees below 0 celsius the young field and wasn't completely frozen over. the 2 men have undergone extensive specialized training and all those experienced ice divers. go over to your heart's u.a.i. says frozen very nicely here again. you can never see it like this from above. this is unique really there you will 30 in every time it looks different the world will you know. and it's incredibly beautiful when the sun hits the ice and the rays are then broken up in the water below that you just said one thing you know. there will be a lot of down there it's like you

contact with the russian embassy in italy too and will keep a close eye on for the developments while anton logon of he will be participating in today's biathlon relay this has been already announced by russia. biathlon union it's official information he will be competing so he's not been taken off of the team list but still will have to see how this there are these events will be unfolded and how the dog peeing on the allegations will fare in the court. ok all right for now he gorged on our facts for the. next the washington post result of the headline which originally suggested elites should play a key role in picking the country's president it comes after the outlook found itself in the spotlight on mine. democracy dies in darkness unless darkness is what the elites need to regain election in which case maybe democracy isn't all that great anyway there goes to run the headline that says silence presents the wealthy are speaking of the current us election system primaries take place at the beginning of an election year to select a candidate or in some states every citizen can vote but in

. >> anton, this notion and we're starting to hear this more and more and we'll probably have a better sense tuesday after the 1,300 delegates up for grabs are spoken for but this idea that perhaps bernie sanders is moving the goalpost a bit when it comes to delegates and what could go down at the convention in milwaukee. what say you to that? >> well, i will say that bernie is moving the goalpost. this is what people need to remember. the democratic party has a party. the party decides its nominee. the public doesn't really decide the nominee. the public gets to vote for president of the united states but people active in the party, who participate in the party, they decide the nominee. just because you're a pledged delegate for bernie sanders or pledged delegate for joe biden doesn't mean when you get to the convention floor that you'll stay a delegate for biden or sanders. it's a process. so it is a process to pick the candidate who wangts to ts to b standard bearer for the party to win in november. bernie got to understand that process. it's a real selective and detailed process in

guest: adding to the point -- anton does a lot of excellent work in this area, we talk about -- and tom does a lot of excellent work in this area, we talk about his family -- we have a health care crisis in this country. we have to double down and do even more. you have got those that have come out with unanimous consent out of the house and senate committees to help on health care costs and more generic drugs which will get prices down, and these are sitting there. this is just absurd. at the end of the year, we'll limited the health insurance tax , medical device tax, and cadillac tax. we got it done working together which is how it should be. to have to figure out a way make sure medicare and medicaid are ok and social security. seniors are feeling the pressure of these prices. i was thinking that is something i hear far too often. westfield, new jersey on the independent line, maria. caller: i am glad these gentlemen are agreeing to work together, but i would like to suggest they work more with the senate. i would like to put forth two things. the first thing is i want to know why t

reported 427 and more than 30 countries around the world and now battling the virus were journalist anton kosofsky has spoken with the celebrated russian medical professor and specialist me to devolve about the true threat posed by the spread. here is the work there are 2 types of coronavirus the alpha coronavirus involves the human virus has been circulating among people for hundreds of years seasonal coronavirus type of acute respiratory viral infection this year around 7 percent of acute respiratory viral infection cases are coronaviruses. here and now you are just got accustomed to them yes humans got accustomed to them they are lethal they cause some trouble especially among children while li's virus is mostly spread in winter. and winter our body is going through some restructuring or a decrease in the resistance to infections secondly when to there's a high concentration of people in houses buildings bars and other places and the high concentration of people is a condition for epidemic spread why is it happening in china there are many people them and there's a high concentration o

the case surrounded the more than $6000000.00 given to the party by its leader tom anton jong room ruling kid the party said it was a loan which was being paid back and therefore exempt from laws in thailand that restrict the amount of money that can be given to a political party by an individual the judges disagreed and ruled that it was a donation while in excess of the legal limits future forward says it will now become a political movement and fight hong kong got the light out they wanted to destroy us this is the time to prove them wrong we have to become stronger they want to stone person to the ground therefore this is the time to stand firm it's not the time to be said to cry we don't have time for that. this body delved into areas that others have and like going to reform one of the most powerful political forces in thailand the military but their ideas proved popular with many thais perhaps too popular and the military and the courts moved against them. the election last year the 1st since a 2014 coup was also future forwards 1st and it won more than $6000000.00 votes. it was an

former dnc chair donna brazile and michael anton.ou have the attorney general calling on the president to stop commenting on criminal cases. should the president listen to bill barr? should he listen to bill barr. >> he should listen to bill barr. the president has confidence in bill barr. he appointed him. i think he should listen. but i think this controversy is still overblown. if the president were really intervening. the president thinks andrew mccabe should have been charged and he thought roger stone got railroaded. so i take bill barr's word when he says the president hasn't intervened. back off with the tweets and comments and take the advice of your attorney general. i think the president is right in the opinions he expressions and right to be concerned with equal justice. chris: on this issue of of democratic calls to investigate political interference at the department of justice. we got this on facebook. how can you interfere in an organization you oversee? it's rhetorical, you can't. under article two the president has

harry anton tells us why tuesday is so important. >> shalom, good weekend to you. let's look at where we are right now. this is my falling average and what see is bernie sanders is out in front with 26%. pete buttigieg rising in the polls following iowa, 20%. joe biden at 14. elizabeth warren at 13. i'll tell you this much. we don't know what's going to happen in new hampshire and why is that? take a look at this poll question in which we asked the people firmly decided on the candidate or open to a different candidate or they don't have a particular first choice. we see that 49% of likely voters in new hampshire, democratic say they're firmly decided on a candidate. the majority in a poll say they aren't in fact open to another candidate. they don't have a first choice. let's get into new hampshire. why is it that new hampshire matters? here are the delegates up for grabs. only 24 up for grabs. now that out of the total pledged delegates, 3,979 and 1990. 24 is a small piece of the pie. it's not very large at all. it's not delegates for why new hampshire matters. i

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moments from now, we will get exclusive reaction to bloomberg's comments about heartland farmers from anton

that means you have to answer all the questions for us, anton. carolina? >> well, that remains to be seen. and let me tell you why i think it's important for us to just kind of pump the braikes a litte bit. i mean, we only have had three races so far. the first four states are only 4% of the total delegate count. and what i am excited about, that i believe that the primary will start in south carolina. the whole process will start in south carolina because this is the first state we have an open primary where more -- most of the electorate will be diverse. i mean, we have a million nonwhite registered voters in south carolina. so whoever does well here in south carolina, puts themself in the best position to do well on super tuesday, which we all know is a very important day for us to allocate a lot of these delegates. so i think senator sanders has done well in nevada and, you know, buttigieg has done well in -- in iowa. so we have had a lot of -- a mixed bag. but, again, i think we should just pump the brakes a little bit in crowning people the

moments from now, we will get exclusive reaction to bloomberg's comments about heartland farmers from anton m. montana. there are also growing calls tonight from the right to for more powerful shake-up at the doj in the wake of moving on from charging andrew mccain. and breaking tonight, former national security advisor john bolton speaks up for the first time since the impeachment trial of president trump. he is demoting what he claims his white house censorship coming out of the classification review. his comments, straight ahead. >> hello and welcome to fox news at night. i am mike emanuel and for shannon bream. on the case for us tonight, trace kick it off for us. >> good evening. you know michael bloomberg is a factor in the race when mont starts coming his way and he starts swinging it back the other way. not long after bernie sanders went up to bloomberg for comments he made about minorities and controversial policies like stop and frisk. bloomberg responded by releasing an ad which would he claims are angry and inappropriate tweets and memes from xander's supporters. aimed at the 20

is interviewed by author and former nba player anton thomas on "after words". also, charles mary explores the genetics and neuroscience of human differences and coverage of the ranchoh mirage right assessment, you will hear from best-selling author tara westover and james carville, karl rove, lynn cheney and many others. for complete television schedule check your program guide or visit booktv.org. now we kick off the weekend with radio host bob garfield's thoughts on how to address the political divide. >> good evening, everybody. welcome to politics and prose. i'm bradley graham. let me just sat the outset that i have no idea what directions the conversation this evening is going to take because we have for you not one but two very irreverent, witty candid personalities who have ranged widely in their penetrating and prescient critiques of events and people and could take us who knows where in the next hour but i expect some of the talk will have to do with the future of american democracy and how to save it from villains, vandals, and ourselves because that

been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, antonstarted need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business. so, i can take on donald trump on the economy - and beat him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message - because there is nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: jon batiste and stay human, everybody. give it up for the band. ( cheers and applause ) jon... hey. jon, jon, i-- i am thrilled, one of my favorite guests is going to be here tonight in just a minute. patrick stewart is going to be right here. ( cheers and applause ) professor xavier, captain picard. the new jean-luc picard coming on cbs all access. and the second one is

former dnc chair donna brazile and former trump national security council spokesman michael antone.el, let me start with you. you now have the attorney general calling on the president to stop commenting on criminal cases. should the president listen to bill barr, will he listen to bill barr? >> i think he should listen to bill barr. the president obviously has confidence in bill barr. he appointed him. he said over the weekend, does this mean there is a risk? he said no. i think you should listen. this controversy is still overblown in the sense that if the president were really intervening, we know what the president thinks. andrew mccabe should have been charged and roger stone is getting railroaded feared if you were really intervening, the charges would have been dropped and andrew mccabe would be facing charges or would have already been tried by now. i take bill barr's word that the president never intervened. he finds comments unhelpful. you know, back off a little with the tweets and comments and take the advice of your attorney general. the fact of the matter is, i think t

were quite worried pay shoe anton made says a former math teacher but climb ins. he believes the issue was predictable because the district lax attention to the school's needs i'm not about to blame the district for this on the other hand i think it does drive home. environmental quality in west oakland is quite bad with that in mind made says the district needed to be ready for this type of situation to come up. i blame the district for not checking for all potential environmental issues. >>and not and for coming up with a plan to actually overhaul the school infrastructure hazardous chemical expert hired by the school district will be studying for any possible threat at climate but teachers fear that will now be trust issues with returning to the school. >>because of the uncertainty of recurring issues i don't know. >>if students are going to come back. um i don't know the of teachers are going to be back next year. you have worried about my health and i may ask for a transfer. we don't know. >>well teachers are excited learn more about the situation here at the

were quite worried pay shoe anton made says a former math teacher but climb ins. he believes the issue was predictable because the district lax attention to the school's needs i'm not about to blame the district for this on the other hand i think it does drive home. environmental quality in west oakland is quite bad with that in mind made says the district needed to be ready for this type of situation to come up. i blame the district for not checking for all potential environmental issues. >>and not and for coming up with a plan to actually overhaul the school infrastructure hazardous chemical expert hired by the school district will be studying for any possible threat at climate but teachers fear that will now be trust issues with returning to the school. >>because of the uncertainty of recurring issues i don't know. >>if students are going to come back. um i don't know the of teachers are going to be back next year. you have worried about my health and i may ask for a transfer. we don't know. >>well teachers are expecting to learn more about this situation on mo

the case surrounded the more than $6000000.00 given to the party by its leader tom anton jiang room ruling kid the party said it was a loan which was being paid back and therefore exempt from laws in thailand that restrict the amount of money that can be given to a political party by an individual the judges disagreed and ruled that it was a donation while in excess of the legal limit future forward says it will now become a political movement and fight on full color blind out they wanted to destroy us this is the time to prove them wrong we have to become stronger they want to stone person to the ground therefore this is the time to stand for it's not the time to be said to cry we don't have time for. this body delved into areas that others have and like going to reform one of the most powerful political forces in thailand the military but their ideas proved popular with many thais perhaps too popular and the military and the courts moved against them. the election last year the 1st since a 2014 coup was also future forwards 1st and it won more than $6000000.00 votes. it was an outcome th

were quite worried pay shoe anton made says a former math teacher but climb ins. he believes the issue was predictable because the district lax attention to the school's needs i'm not about to blame the district for this on the other hand i think it does drive home. environmental quality in west oakland is quite bad with that in mind made says the district needed to be ready for this type of situation to come up. >>i blame the district for not checking for all potential environmental issues. >>and not and for coming up with a plan to actually overhaul the school infrastructure hazardous chemical expert hired by the school district will be studying for any possible threat at climate but teachers fear that will now be trust issues with returning to the school. >>because of the uncertainty of recurring issues i don't know. >>if students are going to come back. um i don't know the of teachers are going to be back next year. you have i'm worried about my health and i may ask for a transfer. we don't reporting in oakland dan thorn kron 4 news. >>totality of issues and n

guest: adding to the point -- anton does a lot of excellent work in this area, we talk about -- and tomoes a lot of excellent work in this area, we talk about his family -- we have a health care crisis in this country. we have to double down and do even more. you have got those that have come out with unanimous consent out of the house and senate committees to help on health care costs and more generic drugs which will get prices down, and these are sitting there. this is just absurd. at the end of the year, we'll limited the health insurance tax , medical device tax, and cadillac tax. we got it done working together which is how it should be. to have to figure out a way make sure medicare and medicaid are ok and social security. seniors are feeling the pressure of these prices. i was thinking that is something i hear far too often. westfield, new jersey on the independent line, maria. caller: i am glad these gentlemen are agreeing to work together, but i would like to suggest they work more with the senate. i would like to put forth two things. the first thing is i want to know why the

. >> let me come to you anton. they finally understood. it went from being a nickname to being a real thing they understood. so you understand that person-to-person politics. i would say, in your view, who is doing that in terms of explaining, you know, what the whip said and what latosha said? >> i haven't heard a candidate do it yet. the context is this. i would say that electorate is hungry for it right now. we love to talk about all voters and the different constituencies of the vote. my ber barometer is this, black women. they care about health care. another demographic is black women who are married. i have a t-shirt that says black wives matter. they do matter because they make the decisions for family when it comes to health care. and the women i talked to were all undecided up until about 48 hours ago. they didn't know what they were going to do because they hadn't heard anybody speak to maternal health issues in south carolina. how our state didn't expand medicaid so we have thousands of people uninsured

yvonne man anton mckenzie. thank you to you both.look president xi of austria's response. we will speak to richard "xi: the the author of backlash." >> and now we have more first word news with su keenan. in an interview with bloomberg, managing director of the imf, kristalina georgieva, pushed for more structural reform and budgetary measures to combat the effect of the coronavirus. she said it was premature to assess the economic impact of the outbreak, but praised china process efforts to contain the emergency. make projections. we operate scenarios. we are still hoping the most likely scenario would be relatively rapid containment of v-shape dropping economic activity in china, and a very fast recovery. of in thailand, the number 5g permits has raised five point $3 billion, more than $1 billion -- about a billion dollars more than expected. the winners will not be announced until later. the first time for investor reaction will come when the markets reopen amid concerns that high license outlays could burden balance sheets. thein

jamie lovegrof, the political reporter and anton gunn, a former south carolina state legislator.ht and by how much? >> question is, we all know that joe biden will win. is it by ten points or is it by 20 points? if it's by 20 points i think he gives himself life into the tuesday operation. i think the real story will be who is in second place? is it bernie sanders? organized people. or does somebody come out of the blue like pete buttigieg or elizabeth warren? i think the second place is the one that everybody's going to be focused on. how do they keep going? >> yeah. tom steyer, don't leave him out of that. jamie, he is spending a tn of money. out there line dancing with the people. >> he has. >> sort of interesting dance moves for his campaign. but doing a lot and spending a lot. >> he's invested a ton of money and invested a ton of time and for a while he had south carolina to himself because everyone else was focused on iowa and new hampshire. he put it on the line here and for a while that was working. the problem for him over the last week of the race is that everyone else