the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. hill: that was an excellent description of why this bill was needed. we honor the 1% of americans who go out, put on the uniform and serve the other 99% of americans that work for our freedoms every day around the world 24/7. this is one of the least things we can do to make their lives and the lives of military families at the margin better. i thank my friends for bringing this bill i appreciate its sponsor. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from guam is recognized. mr. san nicolas: i thank my colleagues on both sides of the aisle for their good work and collaboration on this issue and i urge my colleagues spo torte this bipartisan bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5003 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, /3 being in the affirmative, the -- the gentlewoman from pennsyl

yesterday as we reported, we had 426 covid-19 cases in arkansas. today we have 473 cases, which is an addition of 47. we have 62 who are hospitalized, and we have one new county, which is arkansas county. >> we have an additional death to the total. we now have seven deaths as a result of covid-19. and again, dr. smith will provide more details. i am going to turn it over to him for his comments, and then secretary hurst, and i will follow that with two announcements today. >> thank you, governor. i want to give a little bit more detail on our numbers. as the governor has mentioned, we did have a jump-up of 47 to a total of 473. the break down between male and emale remains about 60% female , and our racial distribution is about the same, 74% white and 15% african-american. we have 17 children aged 18 or adults, 65 er years or older, and 307 aged 18-64. we have, as reported yesterday, six pregnant women. we have 37 who have diabetes. that is plus one. heart disease, 36. that is plus four. chronic lung disease, 22, that is plus one. we still have te

this is a significant amount of money coming into arkansas. you can see the significant need because i just recited $75 million just in short-term acquisition of protective equipment. and so, we are going to have a significant amount of federal funds coming in between now and the end of the year, actually come in sooner than that but will have to be allocated between now and the end of the year. today i signed an executive order setting up a 15-member steering competent made up of my administration and members of the steering committee to guide and make recommendations on the use of the federal money as they come in. this will be a steering committee that will work between now and december 30. their duties will expire because that funding at that point will expire as well. the members of the general assembly were based upon recommendations of the speaker and the senate pro tempore and i look forward to that steering group to guide as we allocate funding in the future for the emerging needs we have. with that, i will be happy to take any questi

do you guys have projections on deaths for arkansas? >> we don't have a formal projection on deaths for arkansas. there's a lot of things that go into that equation. and we are still learning in the u.s. what we should estimate as our case fatality rate. the proportion of those infected who ultimately die. probably a more practical ratio is the number of hospitalized individuals who will not make it, and i think that's going to be different in the u.s. than it has been in some other countries. so yes, we've been looking at deaths as an estimate, but we don't have a formal projection. >> question on testing. the new york times compiled some data and it showed that arkansas is one of the five worst states for per capita testing. how do you feel about that and what's keeping us from doing more testing? >> well, i would like to see that article and that actually surprises me, because we have really worked early in terms of developing of our testing capacity and it's expanded. i will acknowledge as every small state that's not new york or ca

very soon became the colonel of the 1st arkansas which later was renamed the 15th arkansas. ju he is promoted to general. his service was mixed as everybody else was. nobody really came off that battle looking very good. he was promoted to general. later a -- one year later, he is seriously wounded at the battle of richmond as a bullet goes through his cheek, breaking a couple teeth. that's when he decided to grow a beard. to cover the scar. cleburne's men are ordered to the station down the line from tunnel hill where he had been fighting. so you see the station right there on the western and atlantic railroad. they had orders to destroy a stockpile of supplies, which hurt the men's feeling quite a bit because they had been living on half rations for a long time and they get to the station and there's all this food there. the men grab as much food as they can and the rest of it then burn. an unknown staff officer came with orders to march to graysville. go back. which is just down the line on the western atlantic railroad down here. cleburne didn't think it was a good idea

a legacy in arkansas and certainly relationships that they have with the clintons in arkansas. he is someone that people in arkansas do gravitate towards. bernie sanders worried a lot of people. speaking with a lot of my democratic friends, we cannot let this happen. what we heard buttigieg say one time in one of the debates, and the midterms, a lot of people certainly the aoc and some of the very far left candidates were running along with bernie because he was getting them support. now they are running away from him. they realize he is a viable candidate. they realize the danger of that. we are seeing more and more democrats at the out the bernie train was fine because it galvanized some of their voters, but they realize the danger if he were to become the nominee. do you think there will be more candidates leaving this contest after super tuesday? >> to be completely honest, i tell people yesterday on cnn, it is a two-person race. joe bided bernie sanders race. two people and three egos in the race. we just have to find out what elizabeth warren is going to do. i think she e

and they know about elaine arkansas in early october of 1919. up and they came back from a hunting trip and all four were killed and all soldiers were meeting in a combat unit or a supply unit they. survived europe, it was 365 and were part of the fighters and they were a veteran that served in the trenches and came back. each one of those and then and then it would be interesting to highlight.

and one in central arkansas, 20 staffers employed in the state of arkansas and is ads were tremendousnot prove to be successful winning combination for him. as debate performances he fell flat on his face and those debate performances killed him in the state of arkansas. people coalesced to joe biden because he seemed like the more stable candidate. for the democrats they know donald trump would tear mike bloomberg up on the debate stage but i think donald trump will do that to any of the democrat candidates. shannon: moving forward now that super tuesday is over is there any democratic candidate you think and went over donald trump in the general election? >> in 2016 donald trump won 27 points over hillary clinton. because of the court's name id in the markets the -- arkansas i thought that would be closer but it was a huge margin. it was about the politics but also the policy. voters want someone they can connect with. that is why we see bernie sanders being so successful. people cannot connect with michael bloomberg. you can have as much money as you can but they don't feel you are

arkansas, look at this, arkansas very, very early in arkansas right now but joe biden is ahead with 40.6%nie sanders 16%. the rest trail right now. let's take a look at maine. 2% of the vote is in, very early there as well, but biden is ahead 37.1%. bernie sanders 33.6%. the rest of the candidates right now trailing in maine. let's go over to john king who's watching all of this very closely. give us the big picture as you see it, john, right now. >> the big picture, the big picture right now is joe biden got what he wanted at the beginning of the night in virginia and in north carolina and in alabama and in arkansas. the question now is can he sustain it. some of the great battles going on right now, look at the competitive race in tennessee. we're up to 16%. sanders at 24%, biden as 24%, about a half point there. bloomberg at 23. so a very, very close race, 492-vote lead of bernie sanders over joe biden. the dark blue is joe biden, the lighter blue is bernie sanders, the more purple is michael bloomberg. there's a fight right now going on. one of the things you look at, though, nashvill

, arkansas is not a hot spot but now there are cases happening in arkansas. only way we are going to slow the spread of the disease and flatten this curve is by having a nationwide response to the fact that this disease spreads by nasal droplets. the country is so interconnected whether it's a package that goes from new york to arkansas or whether it's somebody going from new york to arkansas, we have to be careful in how we talk about things and how we implement them, that's where the president isn't doing what he could be doing. >> shannon: another of these experts have said he listens to me. if if we know it's something substantive, he is respecting, we know that they are going to have this meeting present about what's really happening across the country. as we get to the end of the 15 day slow the spread. mack, there are big decisions to make. >> i agree with everything richard said, he's right and how we need to fight the virus. that is how the white house has been leading the fight, they put out the 15 day plan to slow the spread, that was very clear ab

this will provide much-needed leaf to arkansas' families, hospitals and -- relief to arkansas' families, hospitals and businesses during this unprecedented time. i've spent much of the last two weeks in constant conversation with the arkansas governor and his team, as well as representatives and workers from almost every industry in our state. i want to thank them for their compassionate and hard work. i want to thank them for their perseverance. you know, mr. speaker, honorary american winston churchill said, you can always count on the americans to do the right thing after they've tried everything else. so i'm thankful that we rejected irrelevant ideas and both sides finally set aside their differences and came to an agreement that will help our families in these trying times. may god bless the state of arkansas and god bless the united states of america. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman. thank you, mr. speaker.

we do from the state of arkansas. joe biden the projected winner in arkansas. >> by a state he did not visit. >> strategy. >> don't visit these states. >> mike bloomberg invested heavily there in time and money. >> got big endorsements there although it didn't pay off though he might collect some delegates. >> big night for joe biden as we wait for him to come out and speak, which should be happening shortly. let's go to kristin welker at biden headquarters and talk about the anticipation and how they're reacting to all of these projections. >> you can feel the energy and excitement at biden's headquarters as they wait for the candidate, joe biden to speak. one campaign official saying these results, the stunning results that we are seeing tonight is a sign that biden is, in fact, the enthusiasm candidate. that remains to be seen. he has exceeded the expectations of even his own campaign, lester. >> kristin, thank you so much. we're going to keep it short. kasie hunt is at the sanders campaign. bernie is at the podium

this ef-3 tornado touching down in arkansas.c's rob marciano. >> reporter: the terrifying tornado outbreak slamming through the heartland. >> oh, my gosh. what are we even doing? >> reporter: workers inside this store in jonesboro helplessly watching 1 of at least 17 reported twisters. oh, geez. >> reporter: sirens blaring as the ef-3 tornado tears through the city. winds up to 140 miles per hour. at least 18 injured in arkansas. >> no fatalities, thank god. we reported just in the last 30 minutes the rescue effort is complete. >> reporter: the tornado demolishing parts of the business district including the mall. fortunately most of the stores closed because of the covid-19 outbreak. this storm delivering a cruel twist. jared burks, a doctor on the front lines whose image we brought you last night of him distancing from his 1-year-old son zeke, his home now destroyed by that tornado. >> i feel like the house lifted up and then slammed back down. i said, god, i'm not ready to die yet, and luckily i guess he heard me because i'm

this is the radar when the storm hit arkansas. you can see a line of thunderstorms drifting over the deep south. and we saw lots of rainfall as well. so parts of the southeast experienced significant flooding. and parts of illinois also flooding as well. now, the significant weather maker is pushed down towards the south. so still there's a concern for more severe thunderstorms along the gulf coast. and we are looking at wintry conditions across the north. and we are looking at very unstable weather conditions along the west coast of the united states as well. 10 for the high in seattle. 9 in vancouver. rainy weather across the northwest, but sunny weather in l.a. with a high of 23 degrees and once again beautiful weather for washington, d.c. the high will be 20 degrees on your monday. that's it for me. have a nice day. >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks for watching and did stay with us for more. . >>> output by japanese automakers and china plunged last month after coronavirus fears caused them to stav

this is the tornado that ripped through arkansas on saturday evening. officials said there were no deaths, but 22 people have been injured. local media says a mall was severely damaged but was almost empty due to concerns over the coronavirus. now, the system has pulled away, but this is the radar when the storm hit jonesboro. you can see a line of thunderstorms drifting over the southeast, ample humid air and warm air from the gulf of mexico collided with warmer and drier air from the north and also the west. we have another system across the southern plains. the temperatures are going to be as follows -- nice and warm in the u.s. capital with a high of 21 on your monday, and in the single digits in both vancouver as well as seattle. meanwhile, tokyo experienced wintry weather on sunday. we saw snowfall falling on top of cherry blossoms. take a look at this footage from central tokyo. actually, this is a suburb of tokyo, and this area experienced accumulating snowfall on sunday. the temperature at noon was below 2 degrees celsius. tokyo's latest date f

it was a small event in a small town in arkansas, but for one young girl it was a very big deal. heart-warming story. >> officer harvey gets ask the a lot of questions patrolling the halls but this time he had to do the asking. >> i didn't want to get humiliated. >> his boss asked him to escort children in need to the daddy daughter dance. >> i walked up to the table, said did you talk to your mom she's like yes, i was like would you like to be my date for the daddy daughter dance she's like yes. i'm like we're good. >> her father passed away over the holidays. >> i been wanting to go for a long time but my dad couldn't take me. >> and her mom angela. >> i'm truly grateful for him because he definitely provided a bright spot in our crazy life. >> with the help of a mom and family friend amy picked out the perfect dress. >> and i believe they went through about ten dresses and the won amy wore was the last one, she had her heart set on that one. >> officer harvey showed up in his police cruiser, and they posed for pictures and another officer ordered a limo to take them to the dan

but one girl in northwest arkansas had no date until a hero stepped in.yuccas. >> reporter: officer nick harvey was nervous. >> i did want to be rejected by a second grader. >> reporter: what would that have been like? >> humiliating. >> reporter: he had volunteered to escort a child in need to the annual daddy-daughter dance. >> she was sitting at the lunch table, and i walked up like, "hey." i was like, "did you talk to your mom?" she was like, "yes." i said, "so, would you like to be my date for the daddy-daughter dance?" and she was like, "yes." and i'm like, okay, we're good. >> reporter: eight-year-old avey cox's father passed away in january. >> i've been wanting to go for take me.pi tos p another officer ordered them a limo to take them to the dance. what was your favorite part of the night? >> getting to dance with him. >> reporter: what's the lesson you learned out of this? >> don't take anything for granted. enjoy your kids. appreciate their childhood. appreciate their innocence because they're not going to be young forever. >> reporter: and hi

two dozen tornadoes reported this weekend, from illinois to arkansas. this ef-3 that swept through jonesboro, arkansas. 140-mile-per-hour winds. now the threat zone in the southern plains before moving into the southeast tomorrow. >>> and a popular country singer has died of coronavirus. grammy winner joe diffie, who had a string of hits in the 1990s, revealed friday he had tested positive before dying sunday in nashville. carrie underwood tweeting, quote, "the music and legacy he leaves behind are legendary." he was just 61. >>> when we come back here tonight, what has been happening every night right around this time in new york city. it's something. every night right around this time in new york city. it's something. at least geico makes it easy to bundle our renters and car insurance. yeah, helping us save us even more... for bundling made easy, go to geico.com but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate

new video shows a powerful tornado tearing through jonesburg, arkansas over the weekend. the tornado also tore apart this mall. it would have been packed with shoppers but it will take shape in the south this morning bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms. rain and thunderstorms will also develop in the plains later this afternoon. >>> coming up, how dogs could be used to fight the coronavirus. >>> but first we hear from people stranded on a cruise ship where at least four people have now died from the virus. >>> and the employees at three major companies protesting, saying it's no longe who've got their eczema under control.n . so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch.n'e if'llerin. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or

democratic presidential primary and having states holding congressional primaries today, alabama, arkansas,north carolina and texas . >> watch our live campaign 2020 super tuesday coverage of the presidential primary caucuses from 14 states including alabama, arkansas, california, colorado, maine , massachusetts, minnesota, oklahoma, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont and virginia with candidate speeches and results. coverage begins life today at 7 pm eastern on c-span, at cspan.org or listen from wherever you are with the free c-span radio app. >> joining us, kyle kondik of the center for politics managing editor. good morning, thanks for joining us. >> my people about what you do and the information you bring particularly today. >> santos crystal ball is a weekly newsletter although we will be publishing or frequently now because there's so much going on, a free newsletter about americancampaigns . we handicap general elections try to pick the winners for the electoral college, senate, house, governors and we're trying to assess the state of the democratic primary race which seems to be mov

with landslide victories in alabama, arkansas, tennessee and oklahoma.e also won minnesota, the delegate-rich state of texas d elizabeth warren's home state of massachusetts. sanders won his home state of vermont as well as colorado and utah. sanders is also leading right now in california, the state with the most delegates. but the race is too early to call there with 47% of the vote in. sanders has 32% to biden's 23%. the state of maine is also too close to call with 91% of the vote in. biden leading sanders, 34-33. when it comes to delegates, biden is now the front runner. horror are the numbers. biden, as you can see there, 435 and sanders at 344. >> former vice president joe biden took to the stage lst night in los angeles before polls closed and celebrated his victories. >> it's a good night. it's a good night. and it seems to be getting even better. they don't call it super tuesday for nothing. just a few days ago, the press declared the campaign dead. and then came south carolina and they had something to say about it. and we're told when you got

but this morning, our eyes are on arkansas and mississippi, we have to keep an eye on the forecast.e of an isolated tornado. >> thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, the impact of the coronavirus, including the economic toll as the white house mulls its potential response and market swings and the fallout affecting the airline industry. we're back in a moment. >>> it's actually fundamentally, as american as anything. and it is an existential threat to the multiracial, pluralistic, equal and open democracy that we've been fighting for in this country since people died in the battlefield in the civil war. >>> welcome back. now, to the latest growing coronavirus threat as the number of known cases across the country has now topped 1,000. new states of emergency have been declared in colorado, massachusetts and michigan because of the virus. now, one of the top federal health officials issued this warning just yesterday. >> we would like the country to realize that as a nation, we can't be doing the kinds of things we've been doing a few months ago. that it doesn't matter if you're in a sta

in terms of our large gatherings here in arkansas, the major and i talked to him earlier today.e's going to be dropping in a little later. but mayor scott announced his recommendation that in little rock there would be no larger gatherings than 200 people. i want to extend his recommendation into the four-county area that we covered yesterday for school closings. so that would be the four central arkansas counties, that would include jefferson, grant and celine counties. i have spend quite a bit of time talking with my cabinet, particularly to dr. smith about staff resources. i've asked him what do you need. whatever you need, let us know. we'll get it for you. one request that was made is they need new lab physicians. i've authorized ten lab physicians immediately to move the testing procedures quicker. we have a call center need. right now there's over 800 calls backed up in our call center. this is unacceptable because you have the public calling in asking for answers to questions. so we're moving resources to the call center as well as additional equipment. we do believe thi

arkansas alabama.will see what happens from there, but this race is going to go to, this race is going to go to milwaukee for sure. >> so, paul, tomorrow michael bloomberg will be on the ballot for the first time after spending close to half a billion dollars on advertising. how will michael bloomberg do and what is your assessment on what's gonna happen tomorrow? >> thank you for having me back i love a pack and always glut for being here thank you for having me. have been associated aipac since i was in college. you college kids, when you are a knoll far like me i want to see your butts back here. stay in the game okay? bloomberg, i think his ads have been terrific. i think his debate not so much. i think now, with mccarthy's point about the emergence of joe biden as a candidate you could put together diverse coalition. we learned and nevada bernie put a lot of latino's a liberal whites. but the first two tests are right i love them both i've worked for candidates who won those caucuses and primaries

hadstate of arkansas something i had never seen. i have been active with legislatures for over 30 years. everything seems unprecedented right now. analog in anys no of our collective histories. and in most cases, the history of the states. the state of arkansas, they convened their legislature in a basketball arena. they had each member of the arkansas house sit multiple seats apart. rostrum on the floor of the basketball court so that everybody could keep a safe social distance so that they could pass emergency legislation to keep that state on top of the virus. held -- allowed remote voting for floor sessions. they can from outside the capital. these are complicated issues. states are doing this to respond to the crisis, but legislatures are committed to transparency. they have systems that are designed for public input, making sure that laws, policies that are passed -- the public is aware and able to have a voice in that process. the legislator horse are making tough decisions about complying with their own health and the health

a tornado hitting jonesboro, arkansas. imaging coming in.'s get right to rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, multiple tornadoes slamming the south. this massive twister caught on camera heading to jonesboro, arkansas. widespread damage already seen, destroying buildings, ripping off roofs and overturning cars. this tire store absolutely demolished. first responders looking for anyone hurt or trapped in the rubble. >> rob marciano reporting on that breaking news. when we come back a concert for the soul. stay with us. stay with us. which includes preservision... because he said a multi- vitamin alone may not be enough. and it's my vision, my morning walk, my sunday drive, my grandson's beautiful face. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. it's how i see my life. because it's my vision... preservision. i'm working to make connections of a different kind. adp helps canyon ranch place the right people in the right job

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same thing in arkansas. 13 of the 31 delegates in that state.massachusetts, the home state of elizabeth warren, 30 delegates out of the 91 there. bernie sanders came in second, elizabeth warren coming in third in her own state. in minnesota, joe biden has won there, 35 of the delegates awarded to him. and in vermont, that is bernie sanders' home state, he wins there with ten of the 16 delegates. colorado, bernie sanders wins in colorado with 17 delegates awarded out of the 67 there. and in utah, bernie sanders is the winner. he gets 9 of the 29 delegates there. oklahoma, joe biden wins 18 of the 37 delegates in that state. and in american samoa, the only win tonight for michael bloomberg, four of the delegates awarded. tulsi gabbard has taken a delegate there, as well. michael bloomberg has won a few delegates in a few other states bringing him to 17. the real contest, joe biden and bernie sanders. this is without california delegates allotted. joe biden is in there the lead there with 419. let's bring in rashard robinson, david lit, adrian elro

yeah, that's arkansas. in oklahoma we've got too early to call. then we can go on to maine, also too early to call. in massachusetts, too early to call. told you there would be some. >> the delegate haul, let's show you that as we know it. you can see joe biden with 90 delegates on the night. bernie sanders a distance away at 30. bloomberg and tulsi gabbard. >> can we tease it here. massachusetts, guys, if you believe our exit polls, we can say -- we can say the hard numbers. it's going to be a three-way race. >> warren's home state. >> joe biden is the surge that's hit the bay state as well, folks. >> yes. >> these numbers are very tiny, but we're going to be following massachusetts. >> all can be above the threshold. >> all three likely above threshold here. what if warren finishes third in her home state? >> wow. >> mike bloomberg was born in brooklyn, massachusetts. >> her real home state is oklahoma. >> also big tonight. >> let's talk about texas. one of the big prizes tonight. the second most delegates going to be awarded tonight. garrett ha

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it's safe to assume that probably did make a difference he also did incredibly well in oklahoma arkansas tennessee alabama north carolina and virginia so those are all the states that go to joe biden just a reminder of the way this works this is not winner take all the delegates are awarded proportionally so if you win if you're in 1st place you will get the most votes but you do not get all of the votes and you also have to get at least 15 percent to get any delegates at all bernie sanders is projected to win california that's a huge haul there is more than $400.00 delegates up for grabs there what is still not known because the counting is not done is actually by how much he will win so that's we're not quite sure how many delegates he will get how many joe biden will get and perhaps if elizabeth warren gets some delegates as well so also we do know that utah colorado and bernie sanders home state of vermont are all in the bernie sanders column so joe biden has taken the lead in the projected delegate count he. 360 bernie sanders is a 380 might bloomberg 30 elizabeth warren 20 now a ke

the patterns continue, expanding into texas after the war with mexico, into arkansas. now south carolina is taking back up again. 1850's, this is slavery at full peak. look at how fast texas has filled in with enslaved people. so as we put all of these pictures together, look at how the upper south is being depleted of enslaved people. why? they are being shipped to the south. as we picture all of these histories and motion and interaction, we have to see how the relentless pressure against native peoples is a part of the creation of the south and of the united states. story, itt a marginal does not deserve to just be a couple of pages. this is central to the creation of the united states and central to the creation of the american south. something that is interesting to think about. wereands of native people moved in the 18 30's, but -- 1830's, but many remained. white people proclaimed the differences, but many intermarried with those who had indian ancestry. black people were held in bonds, but they also found companions among native people. they remained in north c

the ones moving through arkansas, we're seeing that line now running up along mississippi stretchingnessee and kentucky. that's that leading edge where we still have likely tornado warned storms moving in that direction. could see some big damage. other areas, the pink highlighted boxes, back if iowa and northern -- back in iowa and northern illinois, more tornado warned storms. outside of this thunderstorms with winds up to 60 miles-an-hour. we are seeing very large hail. this is a big system that we will need to pay attention to for a while. the real bull's-eye for the next few hours is northern illinois, an area stretching from st. louis, chicago, des moines, indianapolis, jon for the next three to four hours we could see some big storms possibly tornadoes, folks in these areas need to pay attention. jon: we hope they will. adam klotz, thank you. >>> up next, a special programming announcement from our fox family. at papa john's, we want you to know that from our 450-degree oven, to box, to you, it's our policy that your pizza is never touched once it comes out of the oven. and we

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tremendous support from all across the nation with victories in texas, virginia, north carolina, arkansas, tennessee, oklahoma i it'll be a while befe the final results in california, but those of you who've been knocked down and counted out, this is your campaign. we are going to bring together all americans. we showed that last night regardless of your race, gende, disability, ethnicity, democrats, republicans, independents of every stripe. i really mean that. this is what we have to do to win we welcome all of those that want to join us to build a movement and we needed that movement to beat donald trump and to build a future we all know is possible. the campaign has generated so much enthusiasm across the nation and this idea that we didn't have a movement. look at results and who is showing up. this campaign and the people behind me are bringing out people that have not participated and it is way up and proves to me positive progressive vision we have been providing for the nation is designating all over the country to make sure health care is affordable and accessible to every one,

"cbs news" shows biden winning or leading ten states, arkansas, alabama, maine, minnesota, north carolina, massachusetts, oklahoma, tennessee, texas and virginia. senator bernie sanders won or leads in california, colorado, utah and his home state of vermont. despite spending a huge amount of money leading up to super tuesday. michael bloomberg's only victory of the night came in american sma samoa. biden moved by more than 400. bind edged out texas at a rally in dallas on monday. in the biggest part of the night, california sanders is leading biden with michael bloomberg running third. so we have been tracking all the results from here in new york. laura, this has been quite a turn around for joe biden. >> reporter: it sure has. a week ago he was trailing in delegates to bernie sanders and pete buttigieg, commentators and pundits were saying he didn't have the support to win the nomination. certainly not the presidency. yesterday and overnight changed all that. biden leads in the democratic race to the white house. >> they don't call it super tuesday for nothing. >> reporter: an energize

arkansas, joe biden tonight wins the state of arkansas. let's look at massachusetts.s biden, a state where he had no television ads and spent just $11,000 and leads and warren is in third. minnesota, take a look at this. leans joe biden at this hour. estate that bernie sanders had thought he could topple amy klobuchar. she threw her late support to joe biden and that contest now leans to joe biden, which means he has the edge and that contest . i want to check in with anthony salvanto who is at our decision desk in new york. anthony? >> reporter: hey norah. we said minnesota was a lien to biden and as the boat starts to come in from the twin cities, he is running even with bernie sanders. and, that is an area where you might have expected bernie sanders to do especially well. but, it seems like as long as biden runs even with him there, he will do pretty well statewide. and in massachusetts, too we are going back and forth on this. but, it looks like sort of the same deal. in the boston area, a lot of liberal democrats show that it is also even between biden and sande

moments ago joe biden was declared the winner as i mentioned in arkansas. we will take a look at the results. joe biden with 30%. bernie sanders coming in second with 21%. that state has 31 delegates. moving to minnesota. amy, a former presidential candidate endorsed joe biden and is from minnesota. she launched a flurry of television campaigns and radio ads. her endorsement of joe biden is working. he is winning in minnesota with 37% compared to 32% for bernie sanders. the two big states, california, texas are up for grabs. a lot of delegates available. 228. the second minutes behind california that being in texas. when you look right here. it is a long line of voters in texas. i have a friend there. she has been waiting 90 minutes to vote. people were handing out snacks to persuade people to stick out the long lines. as you take a look at the screen, you could see bernie sanders is leading, 29% compared to 24% on joe biden. they will remain opened until everyone that was in line before 7 pm gets a chance to come in and cast ballots. that is the latest on

joe biden taking arkansas. this race and how they are stacking up tonight with the two big races texas and california still in the -- >> bret: there is a possibility that biden picks up other big states that we didn't think he was going to pick up. for example, minnesota, we're waiting on minnesota to make that call. >> martha: yep. >> bret: where amy klobuchar stepped down out of this race, endorsing biden, going around the country, doing television interviews, even the next day and the next morning. that would be significant. we're counting down to the final poll closings of the night. utah, it's 29 pledged delegates. moments away. >> martha: and california the biggest prize of the night just over one hour away. a big story developing here tonight. fox news live coverage of super tuesday continues right after this. stay with us. ♪ ♪ you one of them? they're playing you! [ screaming ] i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, blem. and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered m

jonesboro, arkansas taking a direct hit. terrified workers inside this cell phone and computer shop watch in fear as the twister causes transformers to explode and tosses debris into the air. >> oh, my gosh! >> a tornado on the ground. a big tornado. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: watch, as this traffic camera captures the tornado moving just north. tornado sirens blaring as the tr zone. the tornado leaving little behind but rubble in its path. crushing cars and ripping businesses to pieces. fortunately, many had been closed because of the covid-19 outbreak. >> i hate to say this, with the coronavirus, not as many people in that building and it could have been much worse. >> reporter: the tornado blamed for at least six injuries, luckily no deaths. guy riggins capturing the scene on video. the twister roaring by his apartment. >> they say it has a unique sound, like a freight train. but my experience, it was much louder. definitely nothing like i have ever heard. >> watching this play out on the radar and on television yesterd

we will see what happens in arkansas.is out is the biggest prizes texas and california and i wanted to change the map and bring in and come up in here and looking at the two setds of ets colors. and looking over here, the shade of what is the percentage of the african-american votes, and this is joe biden's constituency there in south carolina and the reason for the blowout, virginia, north carolina, and arkansas and alabama, and this is a big momentum for joe biden and can he get the endorsements and capture delegates early on. bernie sanders as he is moving over to the green, the higher the intensity and the latino vote. california as well. senator sanders has worked this so hard, and we expect it to be his constituency tonight, and the margins matter and going through the states, and bernie sanders's strategy is built on the latino vote. that is going to be fascinating to watch. blanking this out, and another big thing, michael bloomberg is not on the ballot in the first four contests and this is the first big test for

on super tuesday, alabama, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, tennessee southern, vermont and virginiather southern state. carl: the decisive state was florida. that was marco rubio's last stand. his alamo as it turned out. he was driven from the race. donald trump has a place down there, but he was not a floridian. anyone in florida and essentially ended it. by winning in florida. peter: ted cruz that same night in 2016 one alaska oklahoma and texas. marco rubio one minnesota. a minnesota caucus. but you can win a bar bet. there's state he won a primary in. here's a hint. it is not a state. puerto rico. rico andves in puerto i talked to my bosses into saying this pretty rigell thing is important to rubio. he he won but it was not part to him. peter: where you? carl: i was with real clear politics. peter: where were you on super tuesday? carl: i was in our newsroom. we got a reporters together. it was a night where the last doubter even among the press corp. thought this donald trump thing was real, that was put to rest on super tuesday of 2016. peter: march 1, 2016, here's the preside

tremendous support from all across the nation with victories in texas, virginia, north carolina, arkansas, alabama, tennessee, oklahoma. minnesota. massachusetts and just this morning we won maine as well. [applause] vice-president biden: it will be a while for the final results in california. have ose who of you who been knocked out, this is your campaign. this is your campaign. look, we are going to bring together all americans. and we showed that last night regardless of your race or gender, republicans, democrats, every stripe. i really mean that. this is what we have to do to win and unify the nation. i ran in the first place to unify. we welcome all those who want to join us. and to build a movement. and this is a movement. it is a movement. and we need that movement to beat donald trump and to build a future we all know is possible. i'm especially proud of our campaign that is driving up voter turnout. this idea that we didn't have a movement. look at the results and look who is showing up. this campaign, the people behind me are bringing out people who have not participated. it's

. >> we're in social -- we're in social distance down here in arkansas.ry well. got a good governor. >> good. we'll talk a little bit more. let's get to the freedsing of the freezing of the troops. and i'm glad you're okay. how does the freezing of the troops keep the virus from spreading among the ranks? >> we still got a problem with the virus spreading among the ranks. honestly. but the less movement, the more controllable it is. so, in theory, at least. so the problem is you got to handle the logistics of this and you got to handle the expectations. so the logistics are that people were leaving, their equipment's packed up. the mess halls may be in some cases relocated. people are living in temporary -- temporary areas waiting to get on airplanes. all that's going to stop out of kuwait. and out of the middle east. in the far east, individuals who were coming home have been frozen on their pcs orders. that happened a couple of weeks ago. so we've got family members waiting for the service member to come home. there is a lot of anxiety and confusion abo

he is someone that people in arkansas do gravitate toward. bernie sanders worried a lot of people, speaking with a lot of my democratic friends there they were like we cannot let this happen. what i do agree is what we heard buttigieg say one time in one of the debate is about in the midterms a lot of people certainly the aoc and some of the very far left candidates running along with bernie because he was giving them support. now they are running away from them because they realize he is a viable candidate and they realize the danger of that. we are seeing more and more democrats who thought the bernie train was fine because it galvanize some other some of t, but they realize the danger if you were to become the nominee. >> we got a little bit of time left. what do you think, after super tuesday, do you think there will be more candidates leaving this contest? >> i hope so. there are few candidates who probably should find something else to do. to be completely honest, i tell people, i said this yesterday when i was on cnn, that it's a two-p

arkansas. minnesota!ormer vice president joe biden winning across the south, as expected, but by wider margins. also getting big wins in minnesota and massachusetts. let's bring in fox news contributor's richard fowler and gianno caldwell to talk about this big night and now into the morning. gentlemen, welcome to you both. >> good to see you, shannon. >> shannon: gianno come i want to start with you. what is your reaction? biden had to have this to stay alive, now he has momentum, but really, the huge prize is still texas, undecided at this point, california, clearly bernie sanders will pick up hundreds of delegates between those two states. >> there is only one reaction i think a lot of people should have, and that is the fact that joe biden's campaign was a crashing plane, and african-americans landed safely on the hudson river. truthfully speaking, i think about the fact that joe biden, coming in early, won virginia, came in with alabama, came in with north carolina, 8 out of 10 african-americans vote