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its work it might be midweek before house members return to washington to send the completed building the senate for a vote and then signature by the president reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>and our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic continues on our kron on app the 24 hour local news streaming service is free to download right now so you can stay informed and updated on this health crisis. >>price take a look outside and talk about microclimates this was scene in cupertino just a short time ago you see. >>falling in this yard to covering the long almost like a little later snowfall there you can hear it the ground. and while this was going on lawrence and other parts of the bay area the sun was out so the out a mix of weather patterns around here. >>really interesting around the bay area right now with the thunderstorms out there as well that video coming from the lily family in cupertino and they may not be done with the wild weather yet. in fact start of pop overseen a few more lightning strikes showing up around the bay area right now you can see the thunderstorms rolling o

who can build on our lead in the senate. sorry, flip the senate, build the majority in the house.those are real questions. and i think people are reacting, i think what we saw on saturday in south carolina is that people are reacting to joe biden, hearing his message, they know him and believe he should be the next president of the united states. >> all right, fair, let's have you on after super tuesday and we'll get a sense of how it is all going. kate bedingfield, thank you for taking the time this morning. >> thanks. >>> super tuesday is the most important test for the presidential candidates so far. special live coverage starts at 4:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow right here on cnn. >>> all right, ahead for us, some schools closed, tourist attractions shut down, governments around the world taking measures to slow the spread of coronavirus. we'll have a lot more on the global impact next. i love the new myww program, because it's tailored to you! ...take the personal assessment and get matched with a proven weight loss plan. find out which customized plan can make losing weight

building. >> since then, senate democrats have been asked about their leader's controversial comments. >> i'mery pleased and very happy that it didn't pull chuck down to the level where the president will never back off or apologize. so we've got to rise above this. i'm happy to see that he has. >> a senate republican said schumer should face the censure for those controversial comments. >> we should rule differently here, you should change your view there. it was a direct personal threat, and he did it again. he's not a dumb guy, he did this very deliberately, and it was wrong. >> senate democrats say they are glad their leader has expressed regret, and they are clearly hoping to move on from this controversy. harris? >> harris: yeah, i'll bet. mike emanuel, thank you very much. the power panel with me now. brendan book, former counselor to former house speaker paul ryan. richard goodstein, former advisor to bill and noted clinton. you know, brendan, i will start with you. right now, g.o.p. senator josh hawley said he will introduce a censure resolution over schumer's comments. let's watch t

senators shouldn't be leaving this building until we get this help to the people we serve. people in ohio, in indiana and the presiding officer's state, people are scared. they're angry and i'm angry. many of us have been sounding the alarm for years warning president trump and leader mcconnell who always does president trump's bidding as if he doesn't even represent a state, he represents the president in this body. we've been sounding the alarm warning the president that he's made us less prepared to handle a crisis like this one. president trump tried to gut the centers for disease control and national institutes for health. think about this. the united states of america as recently as ten, 15 years ago, we had the best public health -- public health infrastructure, the best public health safety net in the history of the world. we had the centers for disease control. we had the national institutes of health. in cincinnati we have the national institutes of occupational safety and health, only one of its kind in the world. we have our county public health departments in e

. >>> a new bill would allow churches and nonprofit hospitals to build affordable housing on their properties. senator scott wiener introduced the legislation in san francisco. project home series, we reported on how churches have already been pushing to make this ppen. the san francisco building department identified 800 properties owned by religious organizations that are under utilized but could be developed for affordable housing. >>> in san jose a grand opening was held for a new supportive housing development, villas on the park is on north 2nd street and julian street, pairing with on site services to help get people off the streets. we want to hear your bay area housing stories, send them to project home at cbs.com. >>> right now president trump is visiting communities in tennessee hit by deadly storms this week. he was greeted by state and local officials after he landed in nashville and boarded marine one to survey the damage. this comes one day after the president approved a major disaster declaration for the state. that will send federal aid to help in recovery efforts. >> it is cool that

there is not a single person who served in the senate, works in this building in our entire society who do not know someone who in the last four or five days has been told that they no longer have a job. think about that for a moment. ten days ago people have a job and an economy that by all traditional standards was doing very well and now have been told they do not have a job, the people that used to work for may no longer exist and there is no certainty when this ends. it is impossible to exaggerate that. what we are learning through this crisis is what we said we know that are realizing how much is true and that is how many jobs in this country are the result of a small business, not the companies whose stories are featured in a magazine or newspaper article but the ones we drive by every single day, the laundromat, the dry cleaners, the bakeries, the coffee shops and everything in between. hundreds of thousands of jobs in every community that depend on their very existence and they are disappearing right before our eyes and not because they did anything wrong but because government

housing legislation which would allow churches and other religious institutions to build affordable housing. the senator with faith leaders and affordable housing advocates announced the legislation this morning. >> tell allow institutions, religious and nonprofit hospitals to, build 100% affordable housing, affordable to low, very low, or extremely low-income people. this could be a parking lot, another form of land. >> if the bill passes, they'll be allowed to build five-story buildings or up to 150 housing units. or up to three stories with 40 units. >>> super tuesday may be over. but we're not just days away from another big i night. another big night. with six states up for grabs, could it be do-or-die for joe biden or bernie sanders? >> an east bay fire chief is resigning but he's not going far. where the oakland fire veteran is heading next. with over 75 years of savings and service, we could even help you with homeowners... oh! not again! oh, thanks! you know automated lights are just the beginning. pretty soon they're gonna have eyes... everywhere. well goodnight. geico. over 75 years of saving

and a rigged economy that only benefits those into an economy that builds opportunity for every single person. [cheers and applause] senator warren: everything i plan to do as president flows from that, and that is why i am in this race, and that is why i am asking for your vote. if you think we needs -- we need progressive ideas and progressive results, then go to elizabethwarren.com, pitch in five bucks, and join us. because the time to choose is upon us. the crises we face are real. to choose a chance president, and i'm ready to get to work. [cheers and applause] >> [chanting] warren! warren! warren! senator warren: so i just want to say to all of you how grateful i am that you are here tonight. i think that this -- i think of this as an opportunity where we get a chance to talk about plans, but more than anything else, we get a chance to come together and talk about our values, so let me just mention a couple of things that i think are critical, part of who we are and how we build a future. first, let's just all say it -- immigration does not make our country weaker. immigration makes our country stronger. [cheers and

crisis and after 9/11, he was called to washington to prevent the spread of anthrax to the senate office building. and in 2003 he was called to hong kong. but these are just some of the stories doctor khan chronicles in the next pandemic carried as an epidemic intelligence officer, a disease hunter if you go, his missions for two decades were to read the efforts to prepare the public for disease outbreaks in the health emergencies. he has seen it all. while he tells us that it will always be a problem, he also writes as all epidemics and pandemics are inevitable. in fact, most can be mitigated if not prevented. the question is how an did we he enough resources. to help us separate the hype from the fact that diseases pose the greatest risk and what they need to do to prevent the next pandemic, please join me to the four corners of the earth by welcoming doctor khan to the carnegie council this morning. thank you for coming. [applause] >> thank you very much good morning everybody. as you heard, i spent a career in the preparedness business and usually that's meant for talks. over time it became g

new housing legislation which would allow churches and other religious institutions to build affordable housing. senator scott weiner, along with leaders, that affordable housing advocates announced the legislation this morning at st. mark's lutheran church in san francisco. the bill will allow faith-based nonprofits and nonprofit hospitals to build affordable housing on their property. >> it will allow these institutions, religious and nonprofit hospitals to build 100% affordable housing. affordable to low, very low, or extremely low income people. >> if the bill passes, they would be allowed to build either a five-story building to an up to 150 housing units, up to three stories with 40 units. >>> san jose now has a new apartment, like for people who are homeless. mayor sam accardo within a clare county supervisor cindy chavez attended the opening this morning for the villas on the park at north second street. it's an 83 unit housing development that help people transition from homelessness to permanent housing. it also has health services at the highs including mental health counseling and substance

senate meets at 3:00 p.m. eastern and begin work on the bill with their energy and environmental provisions and many dealing with climate change issues but they include building codes, battery storage and carbon capture and electric grid security. off the floor and negotiations continue on funding for u.s. coronavirus response in house and senate negotiators are working on a total funding amount and the house is exciting to see a bill early this week with the senate taking it up after the house. >> gary shapiro's president and ceo of the consumer technology association and he is our guest this week on "the communicators". esther shapiro, what is the cpa and what do you represent? >> guest: is great to be back here. thank you. the consumer technology association represents over 2000 american technology companies and we produce the greatest, honest, coolest most amazing event in the world and that is the ces in las vegas. >> host: and will we will get to ces in a moment but who are some of the member companies? >> guest: everyone you check to see when you walk into your local best buy, walmart, but we also have sony and apple and you name it. 80% of our compani

dirksen senate office building 0 site they had in france after a battle. god be with you, we will meet again. as this virus spread across the world and throughout the united states, it put the extreme pressure on the political system and in fact a very good case study that is quite relevant, too relevant to fears about bioterrorism not to mention the possibility of another influenza outbreak. and it demonstrated the political system then was not prepared to handle it. the politicians have the wrong priorities. they were so focused on the war. the irony, the unfortunate irony is that this hit when we were literally only four or five weeks away from the end of the war. virtually every enemy country we were fighting except germany itself had already stopped. germany had already started sent out feelers for peace, but wilson and the entire administration were so focused they would not do anything for public health that might in any way jeopardize the 100% war effort, the ruthless brutality wanted to accuse the american spirit of. as a result not only the feder

believe we would have the vast majority of the house caucus then on the bill and building support, and that's what senator is committed to, building the public support to get the policy through. >> congressman, good to see you as always. thank you for joining me, sir. we'll talk, i'm sure, fairly >> congressman ro khanna. >>> coming up, some final thoughts from my panel as we look ahead to super tuesday. [ applause ] thank you. it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. i love you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. make ice. making ice. but you're not mad because you have e*trade which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get mad get e*trade and start trading commission free today. don't get mad get e*trade and start trading i am all about living joyfully. the united explorer card hooks me up. gettin

meantime, congress shutting the capital and all house and senate office building to the public down until april. it will begin in just a few hours. lawmakers, journalist, and official business will be about . official say they are acting out of concern. >>> carnival cruise lines announced it is suspending operations amid the coronavirus outbreak. carnival says all princess cruise ships will be doctor may 10 at least. customers can get refunds or credits for future trips. this comes as the final 476 passengers aboard the princess cruise ship will be taken off the ship today. 2200 passengers have been taken off since a doctor around noon on monday. many went to travis air force base for a two-week quarantine. othersternational travelers fro canada and the united kingdom put on special charter flights and taken home. >> it is crazy for us to open up the back of the dhl doors and see the planes and everything. they look like they are tired and ready to go home. they look like they are fed up with whatever is going on and wanted to be over. >> the cdc expects to release the ship sometime today

♪ >>> lawmakers are considering a housing legislation that would allow churches to build affordable housing. the senatory. the bill would allow nonprofits to build affordable housing on their property. >> the bill will allow these institutions, religious and nonprofit hospitals to build 100% affordable housing affordable to low, very low or extremely low income people. this could be a parking lot or any other form of land. spirit if it will passes they can build five-story buildings or three stories with 40 units. >>> san jose has a new apartment complex for the homeless. the mayor and supervisor attended the grand opening of the villa on the park on north second street yesterday. it is an 83 unit development that house people transition from homeless to permanent housing. the development is run by a group called people assisting the homeless. it was funded through the city of san jose and revenue from the 2016 measure affordable housing bond. >>> an alternative on the road in california called go 360, it is a service that uses a all tesla fleet. the vehicles are quiet and environmentally friendly. for

people were literally gathering to put a damper on the movement that senator bernie sanders was building state that had -- when we had the caucuses exclusively focussed on building coalitions around the policies that we all cared about, senator bernie sanders won it handily and now that we had a primary and an opportunity for us to organize, my district was the only congressional district the senator wan. and if you look at our state f there was a united force around progressive values, senator bernie sanders would have won the state of minnesota and would have carried manyuct states. so, when we think about the particular policies that the senator cares about, when we think about the movement he has created and energized, the senator wins and when we think about the kind of america everybody's excited about, the senator wins. >> we are about to be joined by one of your democratic colleagues in the house who is backing joe biden, not sanders like yourself. i want to give you one more question on that. fair is fair. what, in your view, is the biggest reason that voters in these upcoming s

colleagues to vote for this >> the senate is likely to vote on the coronavirus funding to build tomorrow. packagebillion dollar supports the federal response, allows medicare providers to offer telehealth medical services to patients who are at their homes, includes money to help prevent the spread of the virus, and offers assistant to state and local agencies.

after 911 called to washington to prevent the spread of anthrax in the senate office building. a disease hunter, if you will, mission was to read the government's efforts to prepare public for disease outbreaks and health emergencies. he has seen it all. he also writes that not all epidemics and pandemics are inevitable. most can be mitigated if not prevented. the question is how and do we have enough resources. to help us separate hype from the facts what diseases pose greatest risk and what we need to do do to prevent next pandemic please join me in four corners of the earth by welcoming dr. khan to the carnegie council this morning. [applause] >> thank you very much, good morning, everybody. let's put this over here. there we go. so as you heard, i've spent career in the preparedness business and usually la meant for talks, weeks, over time it became get ready just in time and at this time in my point is the real-time process and i make it up as i go along. one of the things i've been told when you speak at audience, put them at ease, joke, as you can see nothing that starts

if you go into the senate office building, if you look at the dining room, the republicans of the democratson't even have lunch together. we need to have people working together, we need to share ideas. if we need enough votes to pass legislation. >> mr. mayor, let me ask you, you said that beating the president trump is your number one priority but after that, yet you want bernie sanders to be the democrat nominee. both klobuchar and buttigieg they said, you know what, you're loyal, stepping inside, endorsing joe biden. should you do the same thing? >> well, look, i have not even face the voters once in the national level. if tomorrow be the first day. they've been a number of elections and competed in the four small states which i chose not to because by the time i went in, it was too late to do that. i don't think that bernie sanders has the right idea for the country and i don't think that he can beat donald trump and i don't think the country wants revolutionary change, i think the country wants evolutionary change. sanders is a very revolutionary kind of guy. >> bret: what's your path

joe biden will be looking to build on his super tuesday momentum, but vermont senator bernie sandersill be fighting hardo reclaim his front-runner status. earlier i was joined by "wasngton post" political reporter jacqueline alemany. jacqueline, thank you for joining me. stit has been ning turnaround for joe biden. how does he matained his momentum? jacqueline: that is exactly right, and others like it might be more standing with him gaining leads in potentially even washington state,ie with be sanders won in 2016. biden has a leak in the southern states, places like mississippi, where demographically the electorate is advantageous tt him, because is similar to south carolina, which hasa previously won. michigan is going to be a big test, a democratic bellwether that i will be watching tomorrow. if bernie sanders wants to catch up to joe biden and serd a path forit will be important for him to win michigan. it is an manufacturing state in the industrial midwest, the sweet spot for sanders. the polling shows that biden is pulling ahead, and it could tels at demingry -- damning story f

defend forward and also extend it beyond the military across the federal government to build on nakasone's success. >> senatore next steps? how can you light a fire under people? >> well, the next steps are about -- as i say, we have about 75 recommendations is. about half of them require legislation. we're going to make it really easy for our colleagues. we're actually going to submit drafted bills. it's not just a series of recommendations. mike and i have hearings coming up in both the house and senate. we've already talked -- we're in the process of talking to committee leadership and legislative leadership because this really is something that we need to attend to. mike came up with a great summary of what we did. what we want to be is the 9/11 commission without 9/11. we want to try to create a structure that will defend us before we have a catastrophic attack. >> senator angus king and congressman mike gallagher, two of the most thoughtful people on the hill. we really thank you so much for coming today. thanks again. >> thank you. >>> coming up -- men and women, we've seen women rallying around joe bi

senate. they will build obamacare, not tscrap it, take on the fra, stad up for the middle class, not raise their join us. the democrats want a nominee that is a democrat. and obama biden democrat. [applause] [cheering] weekend win big or lose big. that is a choice. we need to build a coalition and a legacy of the successful presidents of a lifetime. barack obama. and we will do this by bringing the country together. that's what united amy and me all along. the idea we have to unite the country. remember how folks made fun saying it can't be done. we refuse to accept the notion that republicans are our enemy, they are the opposition. what, folks, this time we have to bring a around everybody, every situation democrats, republicans, independents, of every stripe. that's why i'm so excited about the endorsement for the campaign. she shares in that view. we now have over 1,500 endorsements including 36 congressmen mayers county elected officials joining the campaign the last two days. they don't want the promise of a revolution. they want results, they won't honor and character and they want to give

capitol along with the house and senate office buildings will be closed to the general public for the rest of the month. the impact on travel and cruises continues to grow. princess cruises will stop operating cruises for 60 days. >> and president trump is banning foreign nationals from entering the u.s. if they visited the european union. ireland's prime minister was at the white house today. his country's been doing rigorous border checks. ireland and the uk are exempt from the ban. >>> right now the u.s. has 1,323 cases and 38 deaths that we know of. that's almost 300 more cases than yesterday. globally we're at more than 118,000 known cases and more than 4,000 deaths. those new cases include tom hanks and his wife rita wilson. they both tested positive in australia. >> and the man in charge of the u.s. response, vice president mike pence, can't tell us exactly how many people will be affected. >> we know there will be thousands more cases of coronavirus in this country. but -- i'll leave to the experts to make the estimates of how many people may be infected. >> before we get to y

for ten days without knowing it, the possibility of what we're facing now in the russell senate office buildingoffice building and not so far across the lawn in the house office buildings, we could be a week or two away from a situation there that we've never seen before. >> well, that's absolutely right. and indeed there are a number of house members that have self-quarantined and because there is so little testing, we don't know how widespread this is on the hill let alone anywhere else in the country but in terms of the continuation of governance and in a congress where we physically have to be present to vote, there are additional challenges and difficulties. as you saw we've already taken some steps in the capital to minimize the spread on the capital but we're going to have to entertain a lot more. i had discussions about teleworking and as the chair of a committee, this poses a challenge because if you deal with classified information generally unless you have a secure line and few people do, you have to be in the capitol. so we're trying to navigate our way and there probably won't be a

. >>> and all eyes are on washington as the pressure is building to get a $2 trillion senate deal done. it would put money in the pockets of many americans. a live look at the senate floor right now. >>> and the sticking point. how much cash goes to corporations and who makes sure it's spent wisely? >> scott mcgrew joins us with the very latest. scott? >> reporter: good morning to you. yes, that is by far the biggest sticking point. democrats have objected to one of the tranches of that bill which would allow billions of dollars to go into a fund that they say doesn't have the proper oversight, not enough rules to control where it goes. significantly less oversight for the taxpayer dollars, is their objection, than we saw in the tarp bailout ten years ago. republicans say democrats are adding in too many other ideas. we have word that the two sides have hammered some of those details out. we could see a vote in the senate as soon as this afternoon. of course it has to go to the house. it should pass fairly quickly there. yes, there is that cash payment to americans but at this point wa

building a better bay area. >> there is an effort to speed up the construction of affordable housing in california. state senator has introduced a bill to ease zoning restrictions. it would clear the way to build affordable housing units on their property. he has tried to create more housing in california. >> safety is another part of building a better bay area. a measure that would provide millions of dollars every year for wild fire prevent is narrowly passing. measure c needs a two-thirds majority. currently it is getting just over 68%. there are several thousand votes that need to be counted. >>> and we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> and a little reminder tonight. don't forget to change your clocks. it is daylight saving time. there is an interesting statistic about how it may affect drivers on monday sglfrmg. >>> showers return to the bay area today and mor >>> a friendly reminder to spring forward tonight for daylight saving time. that means at 2:00 a.m. it is time to wind watches and clocks forward by an hour. >> e

. >> that is what the senator has been building, not just over the past year but over the past several >> last night, his performance among latinos will help put critical states in play. nevada, arizona, colorado. these are states that we need to be competitive. senator bernie sanders is delivering key constituencies that we need. >> i agree with the criticism that there were low expectations. that is a matter of fact. it has to be a concern for the sanders' campaign so many people that broke late broke against him. that is not new. what is new is the idea of the movement. i say it all the time congresswoman. that bernie is the only one with a movement. now the biden people beat me up for it. they didn't show up for you last night. the young people you are promising did not come in anywhere. how do you explain that with any optimism? >> i think one thing we have to see and one huge question the largest prize of the night which is california. we will have hundreds of delegates decided. bernie sanders won by a lot. we are going to see what that lead looks like. >> it will take days. he i

. >> senator sanders said the government should build emergency homeless shelters in response to covid> the coronavirus is causing sunday's debate to move from arizona to washington dc over travel concerns. the democratic national committee already announced that the one-on-one debate between biden and sanders will be held without a live audience. the dnc says the moderator will no longer be monitoring the debate because he came in contact with the person who tested positive.>>> a call to stop arresting nonviolent offenders because of the coronavirus. >>> plus dozens of southbay firefighters are often job due to infections at two fire stations. >>> rained back in the bay area forecast. i will have what you can expect for saturday, sunday, and beyond. ♪ it's only human to find inspiration in nature. and also find answers. our search to transform... ...farm waste into renewable natural gas led chevron to partner with california bioenergy. working to provide an alternative source of power... ...for a cleaner way forward. and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of t

senate debate on the legislation. >> mr. president, i came to this building, this capital, about 12 hours ago today and recorded first thing this morning a video to share on social media with folks back at home who would been eagerly asking what's up? what's happening? what's next? a message was simple. after days of this agreement and of tussling, of fighting and of crafting, we have a deal and i am ready to vote. let's move forward. 12 hours later s i stand in a largely

young black people in particular are drawn to the message of senator sanders of building a world whereryone has what they need, a world in where we all live in dignity. the pragmatism of black democratic voters is absolutely about a life necessity. we are often the last hired and the first fired. we are often the most targeted in hostile administrations. and what we saw on super tuesday was one particular demographic of black voters. black voters are not a monolith, but they're asking to be convinced. and as of super tuesday, they weren't. but this is a very, very long primary. and we -- you know, at the center for popular democracy action and all of our partners are working very hard to both listen and to understand what voters are at and to share the message of this campaign. what i'll tell you is since super tuesday, i have seen black groups like detroit action here in detroit, action now in chicago that are black led, the hbcu buzz, the reverend jesse jackson, we have seen a number of black leaders step forward and say, this is not a time for black people to live in a moderate amer

[applause] >> use senate needs at three eastern to begin work on a number of energy and environmental provisions may be dealing with climate change issues. they include building, battery storage as well as carbon capture and electric grid security. also for negotiation continue on funding for u.s. coronavirus response. house and senate negotiators are working on a total funding amount. the house is expecting to see a bill earlier this week with the senate taking it up after the house. >> watch our live campaign 2020 super tuesday coverage of the presidential primaries and caucuses from 14 states, including alabama, arkansas, california, colorado, maine, massachusetts, minnesota, north carolina, oklahoma, tennessee, texas texas, utah, vermont and virginia candidates speeches and results. coverage begins tuesday live 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen from wherever you are on the free c-span radio app. >> during this election season the candidates beyond the talking points are only revealed over time. but since you can't be everywhere, there there's c-sp. our campaign 2020 programming differs from all other political coverage for one simple reason,

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not only to the white house but we've got to get back the house and build our numbers in the senate because we see that while the president is like a fireman out there putting out the fires in the front of stores, you've got pelosi and schumer and people under the guise of biden that are looting the stores from the back and taking everything that's not nailed down and everything they can get away with. that's why this is such a stark reminder to the american people that the democrats are not looking after their interests. they are just looking after political power. this is no time for that. >> sean: congressman gaetz, i'm like, really? now a lot of people looking at governor cuomo. by the way governor cuomo's political views are disaster for the country. just telling everybody. he wants to blame the president. the president is building more hospitals, sending a navy ship hospital, sending thousands of ventilators. and then he just "i need 100,000." okay. why didn't he do it? no state seemed prepared for anything. no local municipality seemed ready. hospitals don't even have a day's worth o

it is not necessarily a movement, which is what the senator has been building not just over the past the past several years. >> true again. >> also something to notice last night, his performance among latinos will help put critical states in play in november. nevada, arizona, colorado. these are states that we need to be competitive and the senator -- and senator bernie sanders is delivering key constituencies that we need to win in november. >> i agree with the criticism that there were low expectations. that is actually a matter of fact. now, it has to be a concern for the sanders campaign that so many people who broke late broke against him. that's not new. what is new, 2016 versus 2020 is the idea of the movement. and i say it all the time, congresswoman, that bernie is the only one who's got a movement behind him. now, the biden people beat me up for it, whatever, that's the business. they didn't show up for you last night. the young people who you are promising to the party that you can bring in didn't come in anywhere. how do you explain that with any optimism? >> well, i thi

republican party if they have any idea or ambition of are you taking the house and building their lead, perhaps in the senatewin something tough races there. i might be think being nationalizing that election around those 80, 20, 90 issue that is represent the trump agenda. good idea. >> yeah, and i was also looking at districts. in texas we have two districts flipped by the democrats last time around. and dallas, for example, the 32nd district. genevieve collins, our candidate in that district, more people vote in the republican primary in that congressional district, than the demic primary. if i were him, i'd be a little nervous this morning. absolutely, this was a good guy to what can work in the fall. can i touch on another thing with another whiteboard. this is another story that hasn't been talked about oh. 2008. north carolina, 1,580,000 people voted in the democratic primary. this year, 1,000,321. there are fewer people that voted in the north carolina primary than day they did eight years ago. alabama 536,000 in 2008. 452 this yeah of the 14 states, i think that at least 11 of them have fewer people

the economy obviously would be welcomed at this particular point the house and the senate are working on a nother build together with the white house that's expected to release some trillion dollars into the economy focus on that over the next few days mike hanna in washington d.c. thank you. chile has declared a national emergency after the number of corona virus infections increased by a 3rd over the past 24 hours the country has the most number of cases in latin america with 253 infections confirmed the government has closed borders and banned gatherings of more than 500 people to try and contain the spread. lucien newman joins us live from the chilean capital santiago lucier so these measures come into force quite soon how are people preparing for what could be a change of the way in which people do things the change of pace a change of life. absolutely you know it's already changing the way people do things. the only thing that's not changing at least so far are the street protests today marks 5 months exactly since the social outburst began in this country there have been daily protests behind me

kennedy institute for the study of the senate, a nonpartisan nonprofit, dazzling beautiful building right here in boston that educates the public about the unique role of the united states senate in our democracy. and tonight they will both be in conversation with kerry healey who is the inaugural president of the center for advancing the american dream at the milken they can -- milliken institute opening in 2022. both of us in massachusetts know of are publicly searchable. she was former lieutenant governor, was president, college present as well and with price you is a former resident fellow here at the institute of politics. so join me in welcoming lieutenant governor healey with mrs. mccain and vicki kennedy. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you for those kind introductions, and i am so excited to be able to have this conversation with both of you today. i think with the backdrop of everything that is going on in the country right now, one of the most interesting legacies of both of your husbands is that they actually got along and they were fiercely partisan. >> ther

buttigieg failed to build the broad coalition of voters he needed, something senator bernie sanders has continued to do successfully. sanders held a rally in san jose this afternoon. he spoke to nearly 10,000 people staying consistent with his gain message. he drew sharp contrast between himself and the winner of south carolina's primary, former vice president joe biden. >> joe biden voted for terrible trade agreements like nafta and pntr with china that cost us millions of good paying jobs. my point here is not to just be negative about joe. my point is to ask you all what campaign is going to defeat donald trump? >> now whatever your feelings about pete buttigieg, no doubt he broke barriers being that first lgbt of a major party to do so well as he has done. i don't think this is the end of pete buttigieg. >> he was a moderate. who benefits from him dropping out of the race for president? >> right. you look at the makeup of what's left, you look at joe biden who is a moderate who continues to surge after south carolina. i think likely that's where we will see some of those voters go.

atc-span2 the senate returns 10:00 a.m. to consider a build up provides a $.3 billion in emergency funding to combat the coronavirus outbreak. 3, surgeons general from the army, air force and navy testify on the military response to the coronavirus. passed thee coronavirus emergency funding bill today. the $8.3 billion package provides telehealth medical services to patients at their homes, and offers assistance to state and local agencies. here is the debate before the vote, it is about 10 minutes. without objection. speaker, as adam the coronavirus moves closer to pandemic, it bal is spreading within the united own homencluding in my county, and its death toll grow.ues to while the trump administration has repeatedly demonstrated a to understand public health needs, congress is acting with the seriousness and sense the coronavirus threat demands. of theme

is not being charged for now but will be placeda jus building a better bay area and one of the issues we're folkicug on is housing. >> state senator scot wiener has introduced a bill to ease zoning restrictions. it would clear the way for non-profit hospitals and faith institutions to build affordable housing units on their property. wiener has tried three times to pass legislation to create more housing in california. >> safety is another part of building a better bay area. a measure that would provide millions of dollars every year is narrowly passing. measure c needs a two thirds majority since it is a tax. currently it's getting just over 68%. the registrar of voters says it could be two weeks until there's a final tally, and we want hear your yis about bidding a better bay area. >> people in san francisco got free tulips today, but festivities were scaled back because of the coronavirus. abc 7 news in union square for flower bowl day, originally a garden was supposed to be setup so people could pick their own flowers. but this year volunteers handed them out instead. now, despite warnings about avoiding large crowds plenty of