dominoes pushing back against new york city mayor bill de blasio for accusing the pizza chain of the after city location sold pizzas that typically sell for 15 bucks for $30 a piety new year's eve revelers corralled inside times square security barricades. de blasio tweeting in part, for the thousands who came to times square, i'm sorry this corporate chain exploited you. stick it to them by patronizing one of our fantastic local pizzeria's great here now is john stossel, author of "no, they can't: why government fails but individuals succeed." what's your reaction to this de blasio tweed? >> he's just so stupid about commerce, daily life and i do not like about your title, is it capitalism or price gouging? price gouging can be part of capitalism. the beauty of it is voluntary and if people charge prices that are too high, nobody will buy. >> ed: nobody will buy. i do not think the mayor check to the hotel rooms or any of the restaurants or bars around new york city. the hotels, they charge you 3-5 times what they normally would. >> it should go up if there is demand. some other guy

i am continually astounded by how bad every television appearance that bill de blasio does. is the last time there was a positive bill de blasio story? >> jessica: sean hannity's interview with and probably have the best fallout, i would say. or follow-up from it. he got points and sean got some points. but are you doing this? nobody will like you more. >> kennedy: take a tally of the for various seedings and food in times square on new year's eve. this is hardly -- >> pete: as is pointed out, domino's employs lots of new yorkers and pays them and provides for their families. >> jessica: i'm not buying that argument paid that's part of the argument were domino's is trying to say, "where a local business." i don't buy that. >> pete: franchise businesses are owned by folks that generally live in the area. >> kennedy: hungry for delicious gluten-free pizza. i want to think our good friend pete hegseth for being here, kicking off the new year. we are back noon tomorrow. let's go to melissa francis. she is enough for harris faulkner. melissa? >> melissa: fox news alert, tensions b

there any kind of purchase in new york between a consenting buyer and a consenting seller that bill de blasio? that is part of the problem. this is how bill de blasio rolls. dominoes was right to point out local ownership and so forth. the amazing in new york you can get a pizza at midnight in new york city. there are a lot of cities in this country you could offer to pay 200 bucks and there would be no place to sell you one. melissa: not only that, shows what an idiot he is. we all know if you call dominoes, just order a pizza, they charge you through the roof. you have to use the coupon, what is the special. is it 5.99 for whole bunch of different things. come on. get with it. also i think it is funny he likes to talk about dominoes is giving you something and supposedly you're being exploited. he robs me every day. my tax bill is the biggest bill i have, more than mortgage, more than food, more than anything else. talk about getting robbed, i have no idea what i'm getting for it. the city is a mess. >> look, you would think that the priority for the mayor of new york would be to make the c

but the larger point, bill de blasio, you've been raising our taxes like, constantly. understand how he can have such hypocrisy. i will take a $30 pizza over 50% in taxes. >> emily: i get mad whenever i try to ge get a new branded sure pricing and it's more expensive and i'm like, why are they charging me more for this? but i understand it is supply and demand. we don't have to hate everything bill de blasio does. >> emily: i think we just love to hate him. >> lawrence: i just think it is hypocritical. >> emily: it's totally idiotic. the people who thought it was worth $80 with the people that bought it. if you're sitting there -- goes before they loved it. >> dana: did they, though? love it? >> emily: one customer said it's absolutely worth it, it's hot, if he comes back, i will buy some more. everyone was loving it. he runs a city that is the beating heart of financial insecurity in the world and he doesn't understand capitalism? >> dana: i'm usually not that many but honestly that was really dumb. >> marie: it's not mean, it's accurate. >> tom: that dumb brooklyn ge

i am really mad at bill de blasio. lived in new york, we look in new york and if you look around the taxes are really high. it stinks. you have to watch where you're walking to make sure you don't step in human or trip over a pile of trash and he decides to finally get impassioned over pizza. it's like you said hey idiot it's called supply and demand. the only thing that i judge dominos for his honestly not charging more. this pizza was going specifically to people who were in times square on new year's eve on purpose. these are people who had smash themselves into pens in the cold wearing diapers. i am pretty sure a pizza is the least stupid thing any of these people spend $30 on. [applause] >> de blasio, i was born in new york city so i can say this. everyone keeps saying of stupid he is. you elected him. at some point it has to come back. greg: you are right but it's because nobody is paying attention. >> i was just getting in a cheap point. greg: i know. i'm disappointed in that cheap point. >> de blasio it would h

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more on new year's eve, so should de blasio keep up the crusader should he apologized to dominoes in 30 minutes or less? the party panel is back. so, kevin, dilip billar off base. do not touch applebee's was charging for new year's eve dinner and times square? up to four $125. person. four $125. >> and i did check he did raise $30 in his presidential race. i mean everybody charges surcharges. he's trying to be a man of the people? but he is failing miserably because new yorkers know better. >> it's not even that big of a deal. >> it sucks to pay a little more. kennedy: but hotel rooms run for three or four times on new year's eve in times square. >> and most dominoes are local franchisors owned by new yorkers and run by new yorkers. so is only hurting workers in his city. kennedy: what should he be in? >> let me get some thing off my chest first. if you are new york city and ordering pizza from an dominoes you should be ripped off. [laughter] [inaudible] >> it makes no sense with all the good pizza here. but look he should be focused on the homelessness problem. he should be looking at the alarming rate of the people are living the city because of h

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we know exactly who to blame for this, brainless bill de blasio.d it. >> it was 132 years old when he killed it, according to legend. there is a fact behind all this, groundhogs live six years in the wild in captivity, they live more than twice that. 14 years old. so if peta really cared about groundhogs would want more in captivity. unless you're being handled by bill de blasio you will live a lot longer if you're in captivity. melissa: that is the problem. he dropped that one on its head. it died. remember he was -- >> they want to put in robot groundhogs. it is ridiculous. if you really care, peta, i'm talking to you guys if there is a brain in your head realize if you care about the life of a ground hog you want them to be in captivity. they will live twice as long. melissa: i don't know. i'm mixed on this one. anything that makes bill de blasio look bad i'm for. what is coming up on your show? >> liz warren has a plan to put people in jail for miss information. melissa: what a good idea. >> she is exact wrong messenger aboutmy information with

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communicating with local, federal, and international law enforcement, and new york city's mayor bill de blasio said the nypd is focusing its security on key new york locations that might be targeted by terrorists. anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> some democratic presidential candidates are criticizing the killing of the iranian general. joe biden says president trump tossed a stick of dynamite into a tinderbox. elizabeth warren called the move reckless, and bernie sanders accused mr. trump of putting america on the path to another endless war. meanwhile, julian castro has dropped out of the race for president. he made the announcement on twitter yesterday. >> given the circumstances of this campaign season, i have determined that it simply isn't our time. >> castro said he'll continue his fight for america. his departure means there are now 14 democrats running to defeat president trump in november. some of them are raising a lot of money. vermont senator bernie sanders raised $34.5 million in the fourth quarter of 2019. pete buttigieg, whose time as

new york congressional candidate nicole slammed leaders like bill de blasio for supporting these lawsment has their hands tied and it's comical to see people like bill de blasio who was offering free mets tickets, gift cards to incentivize people to return to court. he lent his support for this law. pete: de blasio has now admitted that bail reform laws must change. captain obvious finally arrived. president trump promising to bring prayer to public schools if reelected. the president making that announcement while firing up a crowd of evangelize supporters in florida yesterday. pastor robert jeffress weighed in earlier. >> you look at his record in the pro-life area, supporting israel, conservative judicial picks. you understand why conservative evangelicals support him. i love it. will ripped out of the school as long time ago. time to reconsider that the president launching a new evangelize coalition after editorial in christianity today called tore his removal and those are your headlines. ed: emily asked a great question about moving forward for 2020. how many evangelicals are st

>> it started after new york mayor bill de blasio posted a message about the bagel he bought from a gourmetkes to toast it. that is apparently a food faux pas. >> what? >> critics say you should never toast a fresh bagel. >> "the new york daily news" even calling it a schmear campaign. some are siding with the mayor like me. de blasio is having fun. he sent a dozen toasted bagels to reporters saying here's a toast to budget day. >> this is the mayor's second cuisine controversy. he ignited scandal in 2014 by eating pizza with a knife and fork. >> oh, no, that was a shame. so tell us what you think at atmfans.com. do you toast? >> yes, i like to toast it. put some eggs, bacon, cheese in there and eat it up. >>> seeing into the future with smart contact lenses. >> this company mojo vision has made prototypes of the lenses that could be straight out of "mission: impossible." they have a digital overlay that shows everything from your calendar to messages right on the lenses. >> no. >> users can see the world normally until you look to the side, and that's where the icons appear. >> this is rea

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city mayor bill de blasio says we will have to be vigilant against this trend for a long time to come. >> are dealing with a different reality. >> and set it last night. we are in this point a de facto state of war between united states and the state of iran. none of us know how this will play out. >> reporter: if iran is able to carry out a cyber attackers severity will depend on how long it will take to get the systems under attack back up and running. they are not just focusing on prevention, but also resources for quick recovery. in new york, heinrich, fox news. stomach sovereignty will change its training plan. was scheduled to train for three weeks in the american soccer camp starting tomorrow. the u.s. team will now practice this month in florida instead. the decision to relocate was made late. already flowing and are now flying back. >>> a coverage of the airstrike in the yet rising tension in the middle east continues on ktvu.com, you will find all the latest developments right there on our homepage. stomach it remains unclear whether the center will have to take up impeachme

a panel appointed by new york mayor bill de blasio plans to propose a bail out to absorb some of theeks will propose legislation to stop any relief from being classified as taxable income, offering a ray of hope for drivers struggling to pay their medallion loans. time now for our daily look at some of the newspaper and website stories which have caught our eye. joining me is a] brinnand, a journalist at the tech focused ten 80 magazine. thank you forjoining us. you picked out a story the guardian is having a look at. we have touched on it, which is the royal college of psychiatrists saying facebooks of this world have got to hand over data for us to realise why there are so many problems for youngsters in using their platforms basically. absolutely. i think you know as new platforms emerge, the research done round them is essential to make sure how the wider population are using them but also children and impressionable people. for social media it is vital. this is off the back of terrible story, whether it is suicides, harming, issues with dietand is suicides, harming, issues with

>> i'm bill de blasio, my campaign is funded by ego. re cleaning up after the party, de blasio is like him are we going to get pizza, guys? it's going to be crazy. no, bill, you should leave. >> what happened is every time we dropped down, more people come back and be more people enter. e it's literally a revolving door. >> why don't they all just get in the middle of the stadium in milwaukee where they have the convention, they should fight it out. >> if you're watching "survivor" and you have your favorites and you're like, i hope she makes the island. none of my favorites are making the island. good thing you can't bet on politics. i would've lost a fortune. >> may 6th, 2019. history made. a new royal born to harry and meghan., >> nobody cares.ew god forgive me. how is this news? >> i don't understand the american fascination with the royal family. focus on your own kids. >> archie, windsor? they nailed the names if they wanted to keep it up. >> archie, archibald. archibald harrison, son of harry. >> his name is not archibald. it's ju

. >>> new york city major bill de blasio says the nypd is increasing security at critical points throughoutwhile there are no specific threats, the city remains the top terror target in the country. >> the fact is we're dealing this morning with a reality we've not faced previously it's very, very important for every one to understand that and to understand that in these changing circumstances city of new york and the nypd are acting immediate immediate immediately to ensure that new yorkers are safe >>> a man stabbed two people, one fatally inside a restaurant during a violent string of attacks at a shopping plaza in austin, texas. the attacks began with an assault at a coffee shop and ended with the suspect leaping off the roof police don't know what provoked the attacks. the suspect was taken to a local hospital you're up to date. that's the news update back to you. >> thank you >>> we're going to take a look at where we stand now. we're on the lows of the day but stocks still under pressure. all four of the indices are low with the dow down 200 points >>> tesla hitting an all time high

for npr, buck, we have seen pundits blame as we saw donald trump and the republicans, we saw bill de blasiohis all gotten caught up in tribal politics? >> yes, but i think that it shows that even in a case like this where you really have to stretch to make any of these attacks the fault of donald trump, the stretch to the point of have you -- absolute absurdid take approach and the conversation that has to happen after events like this, 13 horrific semantic attacks in new york city and there's direct line to one of the attacks where somebody was let out after several assaults and perhaps could have been held. that's a real conversation about policy. howie: mara, there's obviously pain on these attacks and not level where we are seeing daily drum beat, seems muted. >> i don't know how muted it is, there's attacks that people are concerned about it, when you have cable networks, 24 hours to fill, you get dumb takes but the fact is that there isn't one reason for all of these attacks, some of them were perpetrated by white nationalists and people who subscribe to that view, some of them in thi

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ainsley: bill de blasio was in the race. he is in th is the mayor in new.from us. domino's pizza was selling $30 pizzas to the crowd out there. answered tweeted. this jacking up your prices on people trying to celebrate the holidays, classy, dominoes, to the thousands who came to times square to ring in 2020 i'm sorry this corporate chain exploited you. stick it to them by patronizing one of our fantastic pizzerias. >> this chain exploited you. the man is really a socialist. he doesn't like big business. he says because they raised the price of a pizza, domino's pizza, jewels in the times square area where people were pinned in by the thousands for new year's eve. that, he says, is price gouging. steve: stuart, that's supply and demand. >> supply and demand. hotels, bars do exactly the same thing. steve: airlines. ainsley: you have a choice you don't have to buy it if you think it's too expensive. >> do you remember the last time mayor took off after a big chain? boycott them they're bad people. there was a line around the block and it's still there. brian:

rob: new york city mayor bill de blasio picking a fight with the pizza chain.ound selling pizzas for more than $30 to times square. de blasio tweeting jacking up your prices on people trying to celebrate the holidays. classy dominoes. he took a lot of heat in 2014 when he was the new guy in town for eating his pizza with a fork and knife. that really bothered myself and a lot of people. jillian: his tweet didn't get the result he was probably expecting. many people attacked him not necessarily dominoes. rob: michael tweeting it's supply and demand because you could have someone on wall street to help educate you on how the economy works. jillian: just someone trying ttrylive their life in nyc. >> are you going to everybody who raised prices last night. clubs, hotels, bars, et cetera? mind your own business: generous gift from strangers. danielle says she has got 2020 tip on $23 bill in michigan. customer writing on the check happy birthday danielle 2020 tip challenge. the single mom is going to use the money to build a future for her kids. jillian: hours in win

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bill de blasio and all you democrats and new york's are to blame for this woman's death.es some recompense. i talked to ken cuccinelli about this and the question was over and over and for everyone out there, one does she come the wind as her family, because she is dead, wind as her family get some sort of justice here. she could be your grandmother, your aunt, or your neighbor. these policies killed her, there's no doubt about it. new yorkers come in new york city they release hundreds of these illegal aliens with multiple charges that are felonies every month onto your streets. put that into perspective. >> from a political landscape these policies are new york city, as i mentioned the subjects of this subpoena, this is a local issue. that being said, we'll display out on the national scale as we head into 2020? >> it will. when you're talking about the economy, the president wins this election. 80% of president students in the 20th century re-when their election if it's a strong economy. if democrats can switch to the environment, immigration, health care, and may be g

new york city mayor bill de blasio joined by the police commissioner and deputy commissioner for counterterrorism news conference saying the nypd is ready to respond if iran targets new york city. the mayor emphasized that unlike instances of terrorism, the potential threat the city now faces is unique." he called it the great unknown. >> as a last night we are dealing with a different reality. when i said it last night, at this point, the de facto state of war between the united states of america and iran. none of us knows how this will play out. >> authorities repeated multiple times that there is no credible threat to new york city at this time, adding that the police are prepared to keep new yorkers safe. the deputy commissioner for counterterrorism said in the short term iran or its proxies would most likely try to take action overseas but acknowledge that new york is a potential target. he said "new york is well prepared with manpower, equipment, and intelligence." >> 14 foreign posts including places such as the united arab emirates, israel, qatar, jordan, and we received reporting overnig

york anyway without having to do the extra payments i was appalled by that story i interviewed bill de blasioand he was indignant when amazon pulled out, but, boy, the kind of deal they were making to bring amazon there is astonishing. >> i disagree with you entirely. >> tell me why >> it was the single greatest economic opportunity new york city had and it went away. maybe 40,000 jobs overall. kara, it was a discount on the taxes that were going to be paid it wasn't as though they were getting a handout. it was simply a deal, by the way, municipalities around the country similarly offering deals, perhaps not quite as large to create a campus for the largest or perhaps one of the most important technology companies in the world >> right >> 1,500 jobs on the west side of manhattan does not compare to what new york city -- >> it won't be 15,000. >> 1,500 not going to be 25,000 jobs. >> it's going to be 25,000 everyone has to locate in new york, and you know it. 100% new york is not a city that needs to do giveaways. maybe if you're a smaller city and trying to create a fly wheel somewhere, i ge

here in new york city yesterday mayor bill de blasio says there willased security, potential for at airports, bag checks at subways as well and other major cities like los angeles are closely monitoring the situation as well. experts we spoke with say that there might not be, that the likelihood for any traditional attack here in the u.s. homeland that might not be very likely but iran hasble other options such as attacking americans abroad, also targeting u.s. allies with long-range missiles and specific fear many security experts have, the pocket of cyber warfare as well, kendis. >> you get the sense things are returning to normalcy a little bit there in times square, because we have elmo in the street, performers back and glad to know nypd is on guard there as well. thank you. >>> the u.s. strike in iraq and the drum beats of war are also the talk on the campaign trade tole. more than a dozen democratic hopefuls campaigning across the u.s. including 11 candidates in new hampshire and iowa. nbc's mike memoli is following the sanders campaign in grundy center, iowa, just outside of waterloo

reporter: new york mayor bill de blasio defended city policies sharing information with i.c.e., that york city laws include 17 crimes which trigger cooperation with federal authorities if and when someone is convicted. the trump administration scare tactics destroy trust in law enforcement. the day police ask for i am my operation status, the day people stop reporting crimes and sharing information. that is the day we stop being safest big city in america. we won't let that happen. new york officials are facing criticism over the bail reform law which took effect january 1st. it requires judges to release certain defendants on their own recognizance if they have not been accused of the violent felony. the loopholes are dangerous. this case of accused serial bank robber, robbed four banks in a week and got arrested and robbed another bank four hour later. arthel. arthel: jacqui heinrich in the newsroom, thank you. eric: in iowa, elizabeth warren is set to hold a town hall as part of her campaign. she will tout some of her plans for the economy. critics take aim at some of the costs sh

. >> reporter: bill de blasio expressing concern about possible repercussions in man manhattan and the and he has spoken to the nypd to protect key locations from he retaliation. back to you. cheryl: for more on the political impact on the killing of general soleimani, republican strategist siri kim is with us and democratic strategist as well. we're getting reaction, mainly along party lines. many republicans are coming out in support of the president. many democrats are saying, in particular nancy pelosi in a statement saying that the president should have consulted at least congress before the air strike. >> let's bifurcate this. first and foremost, the president of the united states took a serious action to help the american citizens. the general was a serious terrorist and we have that on record. but as relates to consulting with congress, the president of the united states can attack an enemy, period. cheryl: it's interesting too, raul, because former vice president joe biden, the democratic presidential candidate said this, of no american will mourn soleimani's passing. he deser

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bill de blasio suggesting that president trump was at least partly to blame for that incident, tellingy that the tone in washington needs to change. >> an atmosphere of hate has been developing in this country over the last few years, a is emanating from washington, it's having an effect on all of us. >> you're blaming the president. >> not just the president. we have to be clear. we need a different tone, starting in washington. paul: we're back with jason willick, dan henninger and kyle peterson. looking at the facts, is there an upsurge in anti-semetic incidents and sentiment in the united states? >> if you look at organization that's track this kind of thing, they say yes of. one of the issues with those numbers, they generally include things like vandalism which can be a problem buts is obviously a different category, than you assaults on the street. if you talk to people or read people from the jewish community in new york, they say a couple things, first of all, this stuff has been going on a long time and hasn't gotten the attention it's deserved and secondly, that the -- it's

new york city police have already stepped up patrols after a series of anti attacks now mayor bill de blasioays they're deploying even more resources. >> no one has to be reminded that new york city is the number one terror target in the united states so we have to recognize that this creates a whole series of dangerous possibilities for our city. . >> in boston mayor marty walsh is bracing for the days ahead. >> coming out of iran is they're going to do three days of mourning and then take action and nobody knows what that means. >> authorities in philadelphia are keeping a close eye on the city's football stadium and this week's play off game. >> we may see a terrorist attack against a civilian target somewhere around the world against the united states fairly soon. >> michael morrell former acting director of the cia says iran could take any number of actions including targeting the nation's infrastructure. >> over the last ten years the iranians have gotten much more sophisticated in their cyber capabilities so their ability to do real damage to networks in the united states is something

speaker democrats said they haven't seen numbers that low since bill de blasio was in the race.iden's teeth were chattering on his mic stand. >> bret: thank you for letting us in your home tonight. that's it for this special report. fair, balanced, unafraid. the story hosted by martha maccallum is right now. >> martha: big days and a lot of big days to come. we'll see you tomorrow. two different stories. the party intends to gain the upper hand come in 2020 per this afternoon you have the president signing phase one of his direct trade deal with china taking clear he's moving ahead with >> they'll be putting into our country. they'll be putting into our country. $75 billion. just doesn't get any bigger than this not in terms of a deal but really in terms of what it represents. >>> martha: hours later nancy pelosi signed the articles of impeachment which were then professed across the capital to

first story bill de blasio latest social crusade. whilst the price of pizza apparently.g 30 bucks or pizza in times square are new year's eve. advising visitors to new york, to switch from domino's to local pizzerias. not realizing apparently that domino's are franchisors with the local owners, and local workers. emma, i'm not even sure he does what are franchises. >> no, i don't think he does, and also i don't think he knows what exploitation is because that's what he called this. exploitation to me does not seemed like something you would call a pizza delivery guy running up to someone who's been standing in the cold for hours, and giving them a hot pizza for $30. that actually sounds like a pretty fair trade to me. so i think he may just be mad that domino's is filling in the potholes and not him. david: i mean he knows nothing about business. i remember when he was pooh-poohing the concerns of folks at fancy places, fancy retail outlets on fifth avenue you are having trouble with the blockade because of president trump becoming president. and he said zero they are ju

bill de blasio causing an unusual uproar although not for him.bagel order, toasted whole wheat bagel with cream cheese. seems innocent enough, that you never toast a traditional new york bagel? shouldn't know this? it is his city. who better to ask than our own david asman, so fresh, piping hot. >> most logical thing in the world. i lived here for 40 years. i only had to live here for two years i got it about bagels. this mayor is not even supporting the home team in baseball. he is a red sox fan. he is a boston red sox fan. if you live in new york, it is almost required you have to be a yankees fan, to be a mayor, red sox fan. what is really worse though, you and i know this very well, melissa, is his whole terrible policy about crime and the homeless all this stuff that affects new yorkers. they're letting out people who punch up cops. a crazy guy was punching a cop. he is out on the street. bank robbers are out on the street. we have a homeless encamment out at the end of our block where they're extorting us. if you want to get rid of us, give

melissa: bill de blasio strikes again.n cars over fears the doors would hope between stops. is the mayor to blame? i would blame him. who better ask than our own david asman. >> why not blame him? this mayor increased spending manufacturer than any other mayor in the history of new york city, and that history goes back to the revolution. he increased it more than 30% in the time he has put there. the streets are dirtier, there are more homeless out there and subways don't work. how basic are the responsibilities of the mayor to keep the streets safe, to keep the subways running and keep them clean? he is failing on all accounts, melissa. it is ridiculous. by the way, we had failures of all these things in the past, in '80s. mayor jewel came in, think what you will of the mayor, what he does with president trump but he was a great mayor. he cleaned up subways. got homeless on the street, did it by reducing the budget a million dollars. you don't need more money to fix problems. sometimes the more money, the worse they get.

nayer bill de blasio is expected to sign the measure. >>> tinder is adding new safety features includingng goes wrong during a date. tinder has also added a check in feature allowing friends to know where daters are. users will be able to install the new tools free of charge next week. >>> well, the doomsday clock is ticking again. the bulletin of atomming scientists just reset it to 100 seconds before midnight. the closest since the clock's creation in 1947. that means they believe we have never been closer to total annihilation, at least metaphorically. the president says we're facing a true emergency citing threats from nuclear weapons and climate change. >> how's that for a friday morning? up lifting. >>> pbs colleagues and news consumers worldwide are remembering new anchor jim lehrer. >> jim lehrer our founding anchor died this morning wee heartbroken here at the news hour. >> he died yesterday at his home in washington at age 85. he was known as the dean of moderators for presiding over a dozen presidential debates. >> ten days ago john said that the fundamentals of the economy ar

the following month in september, it was say good-bye to three, two, one, bill de blasio, poof. the month after that in october, the candidate who dropped out was congressman tim ryan of ohio. ready, get set, can you find him? poof. in november, there was one candidate who dropped out, former texas congressman beto o'rourke. duck, duck, goose. gone. then in early december, we said good-bye to former congressman joe sestak and to montana governor steve bullock. three, two, one. poof, poof. those were the last two candidates we officially took off the roster and transformed into these tiny cartoon clouds. i had neglected before tonight to formally say poof to california senator kamala harris and former housing secretary julian castro. so this is your last opportunity to find them on this board. tonight we say good-bye to senator harris and secretary castro from the democratic field. three, two, one. good-bye. and now today you may have seen the latest democratic candidate to slough off the burdens of this campaign and get on with her life. it's self-help guru and author marianne w