candace owens and leo terrel debate.. that is coming up. ♪ ♪ >> i have to say this because it's black history month, you are the first black president. [cheers and applause] >> laura: though he didn't mean it literally, the remarks you heard from former football star, jack brewer sparked outrage on the left. >> he doesn't care about black people, except as a potential voting block. he has not made any effort to reach black people. they would call him the first black president after we had barack obama, that shows whatt kind of uncle tom's are sitting in that room in the first place. >> laura: joining me now, jack brewer, former nfl player. cnn analyst calling you an uncle tom. your reaction? >> you know, laura, i've been called so many names. the attack on me started a long time ago after i wrote my first article, "telling the truth." i'm a black man and have servedd the community all of my life and i've done it tirelessly. he goes back to all of those h poor kids in haiti that i served and watching the obama administrati

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it was about a year and a half ago i was in a breakfast diner in nfl are candace owens and we were stormeds been a pattern by the radical left. going after trump supporters. the rally in indianapolis where they were assaulting young women wearing maga hats. we had a punch in the face at u.c. berkeley. we had students targeted for their beliefs. congresswoman stefanik did a heroic thing standing up for the president during the impeachment sham. i can tell you that when you wear a make america great again hat, unfortunately there is a price with it. sometimes that means the radical left may come after you physically. that's a sad state of affairs. howard dean, how dare you validate these threats and indecency. i'm tired of hearing president trump is dividing america. wait a second. your side is tearing upstate of the union addresses. your side is punching trump supporters in the face. your side is validating these attacked by someone who was a candidate for president of the united states. trish: what why do they keep getting away with it? >> they get away with it because the media correspond

finally let's hear from candace and side everything a month. listen to the chancellor to hear how he will help the self employed people and it is a great package on paper. only on paper. not only did we not know when we will get the money come apparently in june, we not know when we will get the money come apparently injune, we have mortgages, and utility bills come in cars, and thinks to pay for that we would usually be paying for if we had our shop open. we would be getting our income on a weekly basis. and so something to help us injune isjust basis. and so something to help us in june is just that basis. and so something to help us injune isjust that make it is not very helpful at all. i think people that make intentions are great, but it is not helpful for people they need it right now. june, june, june. everybody saying the same thing. they are. it is the same thing. you have that mortgage come get in touch with your bank. there's been a lot of pressure put on the banks and the banks when it comes to mortgages, they have been playing ball

it's an idea shopper candace levers thinks is great. >> there's a little too much panic happening. a lot of concern, they were concerned about the stock and supply chain and looking at this, there is no problem. >> reporter: but social distancing is still proving to be tough for some people to practice. even during a press conference that was talking about the very importance of abiding by that health recommendation, safeway employees stood clustered together. >> with this being new, we are all learning. as we are going through this, we will have to speed that up a little bit. see toilet paper and hand t sanitizer back on the shelves on a regular basis in the not too distance future as e onti >>se waiv the curfew for nighttime delivery to ensure they keep shelves well stocked. meanwhile, 24 hour safeway stores now close overnight in order for shelves to be restocked an for deep cleaning. >>> there is a new push to stop evictions statewide during the coronavirus pandemic. kpix5's anne makovec is working from home today following this developing story. anne? >> reporter: yeah michell

candace: my name is candace rogers. d'm a software engineer. i was l off just a couple weeks ago.ng ay first hom that happened almost a month before this happened. so i think being a first time homebuyer and trying to navigate unemployment at this moment is, you know, the most scary for me. jaffe: i'm a co-owner here at the this has been horrific. i had to lay off my staff of 50 on march 16, and it was just devastating. you know, they're hard workers. they're hourly workers.w they key have families and we don'know how long we're going to be closed. and that's that uncertainty has been the worst pt. ee olok: i'veworking at the airport, logan airport. originally, i am from ethiopia. i came in 2011 as a refugee. now i'm a u.s. citizen. padon't have any clue or anywhere to go tmy rent. i have two boys, which is make me to worry the most. my mom's here. my wife got laid off, too. so my thinking now is not for myself, but for my kids. picuri: i was a server at the legal seafoods in the king of prussia mall. i have a child with special needs and i haven't taken my daughter outside becaus

candace delong lost both her jobs in los angeles. >> scared for the way life is going to be after, yes, if we're going to have jobs to come back to, yes. if we're going to have incomes to pay for things, yes. >> reporter: in the last two weeks one million californians have filed for unemployment. pennsylvania, nevada, massachusetts, and rhode island also bled badly. ten states reported more than 100,000 new unemployment claims. hardest hit sectors -- the hospitality industry, travel and tourism, and retail. economist diane swonk warns reality dwarfs the official numbers. >> this is such an unprecedented surge. and those people applying for unemployment insurance, the sites actually froze. >> reporter: in many states, applying for benefits is a full-time job. julie griffith, a laid-off dental hygienist in boulder, colorado. >> i believe that i had to file five separate times to finally get into the system. >> reporter: in georgia, labor department offices are closed. its website overwhelmed. 110,000 people tried filing yesterday. >> washington, d.c., tomorrow morning, the house will vot

this is candace from arkansas.ome schooling our kiddos, what should we do? >> candace, we feel you, sister. >> yeah. teachers experience this, too. you are definitely not alone if all else fails and you just need a little bit of peace and quiet, turn down the lights, put on some soft music have your kids read or have them do a quiet activity. i know mo, the author doing lunch studio, live streaming and teaching kids how to draw different characters on his book, there's tons on youtube. one is art club for kids they have tons of different videos. >> okay, good. thank you so much, michelle. we appreciate it so much hoda, we'll send it back to you. i know you've got some tips for older kids. >> we certainly do nicholas teaches history at new jersey's union high school, he's with us here with vicky nguyen with some tips first of all, what all parents are learning in this moment is how much we need you, how much we need teachers vicky, you saw a tweet >> my dad said i've been home schooling my kid, my six-year-old i thi

i think we have to go back to it candace was just saying about the landmark decision that came down in 1970 referred to as the decision which recognizes that that get center which the 2 nations had never surrendered their lands and that they help the queer called aboriginal title or underlying title to the land they didn't the court didn't do market this specific land that they had underlying tied a lot they sent that back to negotiation or subject to further trial and the negotiations molly can speak more to this but the negotiations didn't result in a recognition of title and rather what happened was the lesser standard legal standard in settler law which is consultation is the one that's have play on the territory but this is really a question of access to justice because you know wanted to get a declaration of title the only nation who ever did so in canada see a protein spent decades and tens of millions of dollars in order to get a declaration of title and only over small small area of their traditional territory and so that creates an insurmountable barrier for nations to be abl

more with me is candace piette with the bbc news world service.very unusual story? it is very surprising. lawyers have been trying to argue and try to get one of the inyo a light a sentence of punishment as possible. they say he has been collaborating with authorities and he didn't really know why this has happened to him. -- ronaldinho. he denied he went in with a fake passport? he said this was a courtesy justice since he was entering paraguay on a charitable visit —— gesture. he thought this was a courtesy to be handed these passports. thejudge has refused to endorse the proposal he should have an alternative punishment because he has been collaborating and has gone ahead and said both him and his brother would be arrested while the case continues to be investigated. remind us how iconic the star ronaldinho is in latin america and in world football as well. if you have seen the world cup, there was ronaldinho, he is one of those stars that was really much and iconic brazilian player —— and iconic brazilian player —— and iconic brazilian player

let's bring in investigative reporter candace nguyen with details. >> reporter: especially when it comes to amazon and ebay, prosecutors say legally speaking the culprits aren't the online marketplaces, they're the price-gouging sellers who sometimes claim they didn't know they couldn't do that. even though companies like amazon and ebay say they've removed hundreds of thousands of suspected hiked-up offers linked to coronavirus, shannon says when she went online, she wasn't just late to the hand sanitizer game -- >> i just started seeing crazy prices. >> reporter: she entered what felt like an online "hunger games." >> bottles of peerll for $450.99. purell. individual bottles for $75. and i don't want people to be taken advantage of. >> reporter: san mateo county district attorney wagstaff has assigned four people to investigate possible price gouging as a result of the covid-19 outbreak. >> our first report was this morning. it was a person telling us that there was a local store that was selling toilet paper, four rolls, one package, normally $2.50, for $10. >> reporter: it may just b

here is investigative reporter candace winn to explain the red tape. >> reporter: me sis la was completingr final nursing requirements when covid-19 put a stop to her studies. >> they had to make a decision to protect the participants in their program. >> reporter: 20,000 nursing students across america are in a holding pattern. the hospital is where they fulfill the remainder of their training. but she and her peers are ready to join that effort. they're asking for emergency action to help them graduate. >> and we are stuck not being able to do anything and help be an asset to the nurses on the front line. they're all out there risking their lives and safety and that's really what we get into nursing to do. >> reporter: state law requires nursing students to spend 25% of their training in simulations and 75% doing in person clinical work at hospitals. nursing schools deemed educators and student associations have joined forces and sent letters to the governor's office and the nursing board in early march. they're vouching for their students capabilities, asking for temporary changes to li

candace wynn says hospital staff are worried they were exposed too. >> reporter: we heard from multiple employees at good samaritan who didn't want to reveal their identities, fearing retaliation. they say a man in his 80s was admitted with no symptoms of coronavirus. because of that he was not quarantined and those treating him had minimal protective gear. days later he started showing flu-like symptoms and was transferred to the icu and tested for coronavirus. he died before the test results came back showing evidence covid-19. on tuesday i smoke withpoke wit. we changed their voice and are not naming them because that person could be fired for speaking out. do you think there could be a chance that you and other nurses were exposed to a patient with coronavirus and you don't even know? >> i think there's always that chance, absolutely. >> reporter: do you feel you have the necessary equipment to keep yourself and other patients and other nurses safe? >> absolutely not. there is a dire shortage of n95 masks. >> reporter: if your family member was sick with covid-19, would you be confi

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candace and cory are off today. we begin with breaking news. the stricken screws ship off san francisco got clearance to dock in california after being held another sea for days. we'll have a live report from a moment. but first overseas, a quarter of italy's population is on lockdown, that's nearly 16 million people. the italian government is closing off the entire lombardi region. pope francis is leave streaming his traditional service instead of delivering it from his balcony. >>> in china at least 10 people in a hotel being used as a quarantine facility collapsed. dozens are still buried. >>> back here in the u.s., a person who attended a political conservative conference cpac was identified with coronavirus. we have cases across 32 states, that includes the grand princess passengers. with more, we have claudia and scott clone. let's start where the people is livestreaming to avoid crowds. claudio levonda is joining us from italy. what else is the outbreak disrupting? >> well, absolutely, lindsey. milan looks like a ghost town because the g

candace gibson and cory coffin are off today. the first coronavirus deaths on the east coast, officials confirm two people died in florida. the nationwide death toll is now 17. meanwhile, on capitol hill, an urgent plea from a public health expert. one doctor from johns hopkins health system said the u.s. desperately needs more tests. >> the testing capacity is not currently adequate. and we need more. we need this as soon as we can have it. >> and off the coast of california, 19 crew members and two passengers aboard the grand princess cruise ship, have tested positive for coronavirus. vice president pence says all passengers will be brought into a port sometime over the weekend to be tested. >> those that need to be quarantined, will be quarantined. those that require additional medical attention will receive it. >> today, pence will be traveling to florida for a meeting with cruise line executives and port directors. this morning, the total number of confirmed cases in the u.s. is 335 across 28 states. that includes the 21 peo

>> reporter: i think we all need hope as candace was just saying. it's a scary time in the country.ing a very fine line between trying to give the public scientific evidence based on you know actual research and not invokeing the president's anger and potentially being side lined. it wouldn't be the first time we seen a top official pushed out of side lines for angering the president if that did occur. of course, we did not see signs that will happen. fauci has come up and essentially say there is nothing wrong with hoping this will be an effective treatment. but we still need to do the research and make sure it's safe. we don't want people to waste their time taking something that isn't ultimately effective. >> the important thing about this drug and why it's important for research, you have bloomberg reporting right now there were people in nigeria, they had two cases of poisoning themselves with this drug because they were dock it preemptively as a treatment for this. so it's very careful and reason to listen to the medical experts there. in the meantime, though, john, do you hav

at turning point university candace owen got her start at turning point usa -- [applause] we are verywe believe there's an ideological revolution happening in our country but we need to engage and i talked about this earlier good president trump should be a champion for school of choice. school choice is one of the most important issues in the entire country. five words that could get president trump reelected his school choice for black kids but i really believe that. school choice is a massive issue, charter schools allowing parents to choose better educational options and look, the black community has been so horribly treated by the democrat party over the last many decades, horribly treated. especially since dana johnson. telling the story and encouraging those formal policies and i talked about this in the book but president trump accomplished the lowest ever black poverty rate, unemployment rate, criminal justice or form and millions of people are off food stamps and he did far more for the black community than president obama ever did. he gets very little to no credit from the

if they have no defense for the candace deceit any longer >> i think another big message tonight is moneycratic party, they didn't vote for tom steyer, they didn't vote for bloomberg, they don't like million millionaires and billionaires. he did what everybody expected him to do. all this opposition to sanders has now coalesced behind biden, and if you watch that speech tonight, and you watch him in south carolina, you saw joe biden at his best. no, he's not been a great performer and many of these debates, but jeez, the speeches that he gives after his victories are very powerful, very effective, and they are bringing over those undecided democrats that couldn't decide for the last few hours who they wanted to vote for. >> this is really, as you mentioned, probably a two-person race. does it become capitalists and versus democratic socialism? does it last all the way to milwaukee? >> i think it goes all the way, i think that it is absolutely unclear. i would not make a projection now. as you remember, a couple weeks ago, i was one of those people who thought bernie sanders would be chall

. >> reporter: candace's son is immute no compromise she's in contact with people all day long her employerre put iting their heat on the line. >> reporter: many of america's largest grocery stores have ramped up pay and protections from temporary salary hikes to bonuses. across the board, companies are putting up plex glass at registers, installing social distancing reminders and cleaning stores around the clock. >> grocers are at a not as say a health care worker, but higher than the general public >> if yur worried a about your safety when shopping, any time you use a surface people touch a hot, wipe it down. wear glos or you can use a cloth as a barrier inside the supermarket, stand at least feet away from everyone else and do not touch your face. once you get home, wipe off every surface they touch for anything inside a box, wipe that off too a as shelves remain stocked, the people making sure they stay that way deemed essential employees by only a few states opening up access to emergency child care and testing >> us would give anything to be able to test myself right now. >> reporter

here is investigative reporter candace wen. >> reporter: san jose firefighters have been hit hard byonavirus with dozens forced to stay home because of exposure. all while calls continue to come in and times ahead remain uncertain. shawn remembers the call when his team responded to a patient in critical condition. >> the crew went right in and did what we do to keep that person healthy. >> reporter: five days later they heard from the county that patient had covid-19. >> and our hearts just sunk thinking through they have come back to work. who else did they interact with? they have gone home to their families. how wide is this going to spread. >> reporter: shortly after, ten san jose firefighters tested positive for coronavirus and more than 50 were quarantined because of possible exposure. south bay fire crews arguably are at the highest risk for contracting the virus because santa clara county has the most confirmed cases in the bay area. county fire chief says at least one of his firefighters was exposed. >> i am concerned. we have to manage the fear, the expectations of our per