bash: please. sen.ders: right now, a woman's right to control her own body is under massive assault, unprecedented assault. mr. biden: it is. sen. sanders: joe, you have in the past on more than one occasion, voted for the hyde amendment which says that a woman, low-income woman could not use medicaid funding for an abortion. is that still your view or have you modified it? mr. biden: it is not my view. it is not my view and by the way everybody who's been in the congress voted for the hyde amendment at one point or another, because it was locked in other bills. the reason why i affirmatively came out opposed to the hyde amendment was, that if we're going to have public funding for all healthcare along the line, there is no way you could allow for there to be a requirement that you have hyde amendment, a woman who doesn't have the money could not have coverage under healthcare. sen. sanders: well i'm glad. i didden: number 2 -- and that a while ago. number one. number two, i would send immediately to th

just situation since its beginning and you know before russia bashing we had to china bashing. in italy and they say dog annoyed talionis they are not organized they are loved and people made it run in nation. in french we will do much better but it appears that in france it's going to be worse done in italy and. just because the government didn't realize react. the right time and so no now it's still russia bashing why not sincere or china bashing is difficult because china they do realise quite a good. result so now it's russia which is supposed to be responsible for. it but because panic is beginning in front steps all of us bought it because the government didn't react. wisely i demoed and when he did it could have gone dark and even the former ministry of peasants runs told 2 days ago that she told to mark quote god the end of january that she that something has to be done and nothing was done so so even within the government here is they are now quarreling each other so that's one of the reasons of this a russia bashing i guess yeah ambry i just lastly what is sort of the

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quit the inflammatory china bashing. did virus originate in china? yes. but mister president, that does not excuse weeks and weeks of tweeting lies and information -- misinformation about the virus when the leaders of other nations were taking steps to make sure their populations would be safe. the fact the virus originated in china does not excuse the massive missteps that led to the united states being so far behind other nations of the world and the ability to provide asic testing to citizens including citizens who have serious signs of illness. the president's decision to call this china virus or other epithets he and members of his team used are a crass effort to deflect blame away from the acceptance of responsibility president should do. the buck stops with you, you cannot blame this on anyone else. you have to own responsibility. you should stop inflammatory china bashing that is exposing asian americans in this country to prejudice. the second thing we need to do is to focus first and foremost on managing the public health crisis presented by cov

too much passion too much bash. dana. too much passion too much pressure and then there is politics. president. is a figure on the world stage but he's not just politics as a football fan himself even played professionally when he was younger. lost the national team and his footballing heroes. like. and the national team's record goalscorer. in 2016 of us charged with assaulting president. president accuses should be part of the movement seen as a terrorist group. claims the union movement was behind the failed military coup 26 team. left the country and is now in hiding in the united states. now an enemy of the state. they don't even say his name on television anymore. football is politicized in turkey and many players openly support. during the qualifiers took his players gave a military salute. does not allow a political gesture criticized the players of the turkish federation to pay $50000.00 euros also because of the political context 'd the salute was made during the military offensive in north and syria in october

so dana bash, in the midst of this, you have -- i keep reminding people, a $2 trillion relief package. that's 2,000 billion dollars. the having figures here are of charts. the essential battle had really been where does the bulk of the money going? to corporations of individuals. a bit of a split here, but a lot of money going to individuals here. i have to imagine that's something of a victory for democrats? >> yes. i mean, that was definitely the sort of some of the broad battle lines, if you will, but it was even more specific, democrats, for example, wanted to make sure that the bulk of the money that now is likely to go to corporations, whether big corporations or small businesses, are done with protections for workers. and there are a lot of, you know, details in that, that democrats insisted on getting in there. it seems as though they were successful. and that there were things that republicans were successful on, too. look, we're not used to seeing compromise in washington. on any scale. never mind on real legislation, never mind something on this massive, unprecedented level

chief correspondent dana bash. so dana, where are we today heading into super tuesday? given those two big developments over the weekend what we're going to see tomorrow? >> no. i think we're all out of the prediction business as we should be. i've been thinking about it this morning, the best way to look at where we are in the race. i was thinking it's kind of the 3 ms, momentum, money, and math. momentum is what joe biden has right now, finally. this is what he's been waiting for, what he's been looking for. that generally speaking begets money. he really needs money to compete in all of the super tuesday states. we already know it's a little bit late to spend a lot on advertising and other things that usually get the votes there. but because he has the momentum and because he has what they call in the biz earn media, we're talking about him a lot, that means a lot. the last thing is the math. we are at the point where the delegate count is the whole ball game. that actually is -- speaks to another issue. we talked a lot about pete buttigieg dropping out of the race a

at the end of the hearing senator murray and i are democrats are not bashful and republicans are not special but i can speak for them saying those professionals who have worked for 25 or 30 years continue to earn our respect and they promised to tell us the truth and when i saw the vice president earlier today i said i'm glad that you've been placed this. as a former governor i think it makes sense to place a vice president and former governor, someone who'ste accustomed to working on states and local governments in charge of a problem that's going to be sold primarily by our exceptional state and local public health system. my advice is what the people do the talking because if the president and vice president to give their view they are entitled tonto do it but someone will think that they are justifying what they are doing thabut if doctor fauci who for 5 years working for presidents reagan and h. w. bush and president clinton and george w. bush and president obama is president trump answers the question until this something i think we believe it. it's where we stand for this cris

good earth or sideward when we've on the ground i bash going there when they can should we did their elections and they've been in kentucky but i'm at has issues and my mother was and it costs a lot harder when you try get an ocean but i go over as not i'm going to be a national quasi told one she had seen iraqi t.v. where you're too nice about now and then as an inch and then to make. mistakes. and take a. run of one of them some of them a leg up. the championships being held on a whole day which affects one even has to lie down on a tombstone for a moment. still. doesn't have the title most cheerful undertaker ever and here he is proudly showing off the tools of his trade. was. again the story of one. that's just finished us up to. the undertaker games held in the old part of the cemetery. 2 man teams battle for the title. because it's not because it's been. good. to see it. look at the. orthos also. shown up. as the 20. 4. well there are some of the tipping point for this munich when they're very they want all our stuff. buckle up the yellow so. with the year then we. will not onl

so you trips, perhaps you could bash the mail up so you take one journey to the post office once ands one set of interactions between you and people you might be at the post office or the postmaster themselves. returning to the question about house moves, this is such a tiny number of people as her portion of the whole country that i think that is what people have decided that that should just go ahead because of the end of the day came with a point about this is to break the chain of transmission by on average everyone discussing themselves from other people so there will be exceptions and that is why they are made for certain offe nces why they are made for certain offences like children who live with one parent but want to go and visit another in the case of couples who have parted. there are going to be exceptions and it is all about common sense and shifting the average here. waiting the dice in our favour and at the virus's favour. we've also the graphics would show what happens to the status of transmission. that is if you observe the distancing. it is quite marked when you se

lou: dana bash from cnn, a remarkable statement.'s turn to if we may, the slow testing supplies. we know there have been difficulties initially in getting test kits out. it's still a clumsy and almost -- it's not a pleasant experience by those who have had the test up the nose kind of whatever procedure we can call it. why aren't we more answered than this at this particular time? >> this is an interesting point. i was watching bernie sanders at the debate last sunday saying if we just had a socialized health system we wouldn't have these problems. the reality is the federal and state governments are doing a much better job of coordinating their messages, coordinating resources, and taking the lead here. but we cannot forget the single biggest failure the united states has had fell on government. the cdc's decision to unilaterally handle testing. we see and it's incredibly reassuring who is coming to the rescue. it's the private sector. private labs ready to go. retailer turning over their parking lots to make way for drive-thru tes

the president gets bashed an batted all of the time. why do you think about trump's answer?candidates try very hard to come up with some powerful sound bite who can challenge each other more, who can create the most memorable line, who can make it, on fox news last tuesday neil cavuto ran a 90-second video of all candidates doing it and it's a tragedy because i will tell you it's having an impact on the voters. this is how they treat each other in focus groups. it's how they treat each other in general public and that's why we can't talk politics anymore and it is a problem. trump is correct, it is one of the reasons why he got elected, but it is having a negative impact on the electorate and it's a tragedy. howie: let's turn to democrats, joe biden dissed and denigrated by the press all year, what do you think of the way media covered him and in particular the way they wrote the premature obituaries? >> the first problem is the polling. it started with south carolina, continued for the next 96 hours. michael bloomberg was collapsing because he performed so badly in the deba

up hopes for justice in 2 decades of war this have been victims of the latest war crimes i need to bash in court once these investigators are what chance of success justice for all in the country still racked by violence we'll ask an expert in kabul plus the. problem children school don't go to the call nobody's forced parents to find ways to balance work and kids. and a unique people under threat pakistan's kalish minority deals with the challenges from tourism and villages. by british predator welcome to beat up the news a show it's good to have you with us can an international investigation into alleged war crimes committed in afghanistan all for justice to the many unnamed victims of that country's wall it's a question that's hung in the air for some time but now the international criminal court offer some hope that the so will be yes this off the judges last week authorized an investigation into alleged. war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the war in afghanistan the ruling covers atrocities committed by the taliban afghan government forces and u.s. forces the in

remorse for what happened here was that he was totally can use all of force and grace and he also bashed the meter movement is that yes it was no longer due process in america anyway when the judge came to delivering the sentence judge clearly went on the side of the big tim's 23 years only a few years short of the maximum sentence of 29 years weinstein 67 years old very much like a life sentence and that's not the end of it he's facing more course action. yeah as you say we've got we've got another set of charges standing against harvey weinstein and los angeles these relate to offenses from 2006 to offensive cut in that year over 2 days because if you a detail on these charges we're going to be hearing more about that case as it progresses towards what could be another dramatic trial a top 10 in that case of 28 years on top of the 23 he's gone today and of course that's not where the legal actually legal action is going to when we've heard from once the defense lawyer charges not just the a manager would have gotten the 23 year sentence so but the there's going to be and he'll against

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italy tightens its coronavirus measures other countries are sending their support to russia this bashes doctors and medical equipment to help battle the world's deadliest coronavirus outbreak and turkey is not yet as badly hit as other countries workers are busy preparing to go to the spread of the virus and citizens are thanking them from their fountain. i'm calling assman thanks for joining us we begin with some breaking news in just the last few minutes it's being announced that german chancellor angela merkel has been ordered into home quarantine after she came into contact with a person who has tested positive for the corona virus we want to jump right into that breaking news let's bring in d.w. political correspondent emmanuel che's with more on that a developing story emmanuelle chancellor merkel going into quarantine at home she came into contact with someone who tested positive for the corona virus what more can you tell us at this hour. yes that was confirmed by the government spokesperson stations i have backed that i know america was sent in quarantine she was in contact wit

international olympic committee president thomas bash remains confident the tokyo games will be a success despite concerns of the coronavirus disrupting the event japan's olympics minister says the country could postpone the event until the end of the year tokyo's contract stipulates that the i.o.c. holds the rights to cancel the games if they aren't held this year but japan japan argued that the contract could be interpreted as allowing a postponement interpretation aside japan's government remains committed to hosting the games beginning july 24th. and i.o.c. president thomas back to say is for now it will be business as usual. the organizing. the whole city of tokyo. the world health organization really remain very confident with regard to the success of these games. i would like to encourage lead to their preparation for the olympic games. with great. force of steam. in the german cup finals on cheese day night defending champions by an munich defeated host shall go one nil to advance in the days of the fixture f c's up who can became the 1st ever 4th division side to advance to the s

we value families and contemporary art and we have a lot of great programming and the art bash happens on a quarterly basis. it is a program for families and they come in for free with art activities and ways to interact with the exhibitions, there are programs that are talks and lectures that expand the ideas and exhibitions, we have a phone series, we have all sorts of things. >> so let's take a quick break and come back in just a moment. c1 >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation about the contemporary jewish museum. welcome back. >> thank you. >> let's talk about what is new. >> well, we opened just aek a gn exhibition we are excited aboute american style. the life of levi strauss. an immigrant, starting this company, and sort of looking at the influence and how it played out in the early california and san francisco history, and then it expands into the global influence of levi's jeans. so jewish history, fashion history and san francisco history. >> fascinating. a lot of people didn't know that levi strauss started here in the

i want to bring in dana bash. what will congress do when it comes to the stimulus plan, dana? >> that's right, john. i am waiting to hear that the house speaker is ready to go. when i do, i will go to her. we are doing everything different these days. i am going to wait for the control room to let me know everything is okay. >> i am going to toss it back to you. >> as we go do i can tell you on the floor today mitch mcconnell saying to the five-deadline and chuck schumer stretching it to the two-yard line. >> that's going to be up to her and republicans on the hill. madame speaker thank you so much for taking the time during this crucial time. my first question to you over in the senate where you are right now, your colleague, senator schumer just came out of the meeting saying he feels that they can overcome the few issues that you all have left in the next few hours, is that your understanding and how do you feel of where this $2 trillion package is headed in the senate? >>. >> senator schumer says we are on the two-yard line that we are in the red zone and hopefully we can

i know it is very hard for republicans to do. >> tammy: is it really bashing? they participated in this documentary, it is in the public realm, it is meant to be discussed. he is discussing a woman where her life was changed dramatically where the has not been an apology, one link between bill clinton and harvey weinstein and jeffrey epstein and hillary clinton, are we not supposed to ask questions or wonder about what the answers are? >> i know it fits the republican narrative to continue to make hillary clinton the woman. when it relates to democrats and how we are looking at candidates like elizabeth warren or kamala harris or amy klobuchar, certainly there is a large community of women out there who are upset that there are no longer any women for them to choose from. >>tammy: let's focus on who's fault is that, that is the democratic party who did that. tulsi gabbard is still in the race. >> certainly there is a culture of sexism that has contributed to the fact that we have not had a democraticas woman. as republicans, why don't y'all get to the business

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. >> joining me now is cnn chief political correspondent dana bash. also of "the new yorker" susan glasser and celine gounder. she's the host of the epidemic podcast. good evening to one and all. dr. gounder, i'ing to start with you. where are the full resources of the united states being directed to masks, hospital beds, ventilators? can you understand why people are watching and what is happening -- wondering what's happening? wondering what the heck is going on? >> well, i can just reflect on what's happening in hospitals on the front lines, which is that i already have colleagues who do not have respirator masks to do their jobs. and this is actually from cities across the country. i'm hearing from friends i trained with back in residency, and they're having to turn to use surgical masks, those loose fitting masks to protect themselves and they're not wearing masks consistently with every patient. they're having to reuse masks between patients and that's really not a safe situation. this is scary because we haven't even seen the peak of this yet.

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it is important that they bashed that cancer patients company forgotten victims. >> they issued a statementing we are continuing to prioritize emergency treatment and full services will resume as soon as it is fe to do so. it is far from an isolated example. >>ve specialists should he opportunity with their patients to decide whether it is more risky for somebody to embark on thtreatment a particular timeiven that you are more vulner >> this conference center will have b live unders available for coronavirus patients next week which will rise to 4000. it is being built with the help from the army as well as a bigger hospital which will have up to 5000 beds. a third has been marked for manchester. equipme is being shipped out from this distribution center, but many medical staff say they are still being left at risk. >> people are rll scared because they just don't know when they go in whether or not,t ugh they are not displaying symptoms, they still have the virus. staff and family members will now be able to turn up at the disease is wrapped up. >> the u.k. government has urged people to t

also an epidemiologist s in michigan and dana bash. hours after imposing a quarantine for parts of new jersey and connecticut, the president is backing off that idea. is there a scenario like a quarantine like he was originally proposing would be the right course of action? >> wolf, we have to remember that we're not going to be able to solve the situation that we are facing through quarantine. what we really need to do is roll out sound public health measures. tried and true measures, 24/7 technology today. we need to diagnose people who have the infection. we need to be able to trace their contacts effectively so we can protect the well. that's what is going to get us to contain this epidemic across the u.s. >> dana, what do you make of this major reversal by the president? >> look, this is one of the hallmarks of the trump presidency, unfortunately, it is playing out during a crisis. and what i mean by hallmark is that he thinks outloud and tests things out loud, whether it's on twitter or talking to reporters on the fly. and that i

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