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let's move from the land of 10,000 opinions to charlotte, north carolina. olina because right next to south carolina we are having some lively discussions here this morning, eating breakfast and having a good time. obviously last night the president held a rally here as he has done before, the night before primary, super tuesday. a whole will the of people, i'm finding a lot of support for him here in charlotte, not really clear-cut on voters -- whatry they are talking -- on who is democratic nominee. we will see how it goes in north carolina, we will keep you posted. ainsley: tell the folks that we said hello there. charlotte is such a beautiful place. we will be there at the convention. heather childers, ana, went to elementary school, all at different times, we didn't know each other but we all went there for elementary school. steve: small world. >> and the world gets shaller, exactly. steve: now let's go to el rino, oklahoma, that's where todd piro is talking to the folks. >> what's interesting about this, all eyes are on texas which is so many delegate

own john hendren in charlotte north carolina we're voting on super tuesday it is already underway. around considers drafting the military to fight coronavirus as and never more people die of the epidemic that killed over 3000 people won't. and netanyahu claims victory after israel's latest election but it does not get to have the numbers for a majority. and this board to pass and then pick minister says the tokyo game that could be delayed until later in the year but olympic bosses insist the event is still on course to begin in july despite the corona virus outbreak. turkey has shot down a syrian warplane over it live in the northwest as government forces try to advance deeper to capture the last major rebel held area oh it's the 3rd syrian fighter jet downed in 3 days turkey's escalating campaign is threatening to bring it to direct confrontation with the syrian government's ally russia the violence is taking an increasingly heavy toll on civilians 8 people were killed in an explosion in a blip city elsewhere fighting is intensifying in the south it's happening in the raw despite

how do they win these these these states it was interesting to hear our correspondent in charlotte north carolina mention that right now the exit polling which is not always 100 percent accurate but that the exit polling showed about a 25 percent black vote in the democratic primary right now in north carolina that's actually support but surprisingly low. previously the demographics have been about a 3rd of the of the democratic primary voters in north carolina are black and so we're going to have to watch and see if biden still performs at or even above say his polling numbers in north carolina because if he does that he's done that even with less a black vote than he was expecting and that would bode well for him in the general election all right let's just let's bring in my one here before going back to resell for some more results i know we've sort of talked down the show foreign policy as being not so important in terms of the sort of national and domestic issues in the u.s. but let me get one more issue about foreign policy. from yuma one any democrat going up against the jewish lobby and a

white house kimberly thank you polls in north carolina close in just over an hour john hendren is that for us now he's in a polling station in the city of charlotte john so north carolina has 110 democratic delegates up for grabs that's pretty significant tell us what's happening the. 110 is the 3rd most number of delegates being voted on here on super tuesday after california and texas early polls seem to favor joe biden in many cases one of them favored bernie sanders but there's also the x. factor of michael bloomberg this is the 1st day on which will show up on balance anywhere in the country and of course he showing up all over here on super tuesday we've seen from exit polls that 25 percent of those who voted here in north carolina and in virginia are african-american that he possibly good for joe biden he's tended to you well know in polls with african-americans. but nobody really knows what's going to happen this year. and that is because 2 of the most moderate candidates have backed out amy club which are and pete just to give you an idea of how dramatically this race has changed in recent weeks this is the north carolina ballot they've

of the day we could have a big surprise here on super tuesday thank you john hendren in charlotte north carolina. we'll pick up on some of those thoughts now with rhenish on who is a conservative commentator the founder of relax strategies she's in our washington studio rena that point about amy chua and pete good to judge pulling out how big a spanner in the works do you see it is there's no doubt this is certainly a pivotal moment and this is a critical point let's not make any sort of excuses for what today could really mean bloomberg has known this for a while as your reporter just said this is a time where i believe the centrists the moderates in the democratic party are coalescing around biden because they understand the frankly what the republicans are looking for they understand that president trump once a match up with bernie sanders or even elizabeth warren that really progressive left wing portion of the democratic party and look let's let's also not to be immune to the facts here the progressives have made it very hard for the democrats to come together early on in this primary as wh

here is john hendren he's in charlotte north carolina one of the states holding primaries what's expected there. that's right come on what we have 15 democrats on the ballot here in north carolina one of those 14 states that make up 30 percent of all of those who were going to vote in the democratic primary so 15 people on the ballot but really the field has been narrowed down to 5 and that is after pete booted judge and amy clover charge dropped out over the past 48 hours both of them endorsing joe biden what they were trying to do was make that race really between bernie sanders on the left and joe biden in the center whether that works today as a test of bad and there's a monkey wrench being thrown and all that and that is the candidacy of mike bloomberg the billionaire who is paid put $500000000.00 worth of ads on across the u.s. this is the 1st time he'll be in the ballot and there's perhaps no better test of joe biden's candidacy than north carolina he has a very similar population to south carolina where he had a decisive win one in 3 democratic voters is african-american that's a

state he's fought for and then north carolina where we have not gotten the results yet he hopes to get a good chunk of those 110 delegates all right john hendren the in charlotte north carolina john thank you the well at the polls in the primaries in texas will close in about 2 hours time or so algis there was an official joins us now from austin allen of course one of the big stories in texas is that sudden major endorsement for biden from for my town that better is not playing out there where you are. you've got to remember that joe biden had a big event in dallas on monday night that was a coincidence wiggins's used a bit. and he introduced people to jade's of the idea was to show that the establishment wing of the democratic party was all coalescing behind joe biden giving him support in an effort essentially to stall. bernie sanders no if you look at some of the early exit polls that we're getting here in texas it would suggest that it's been successful to a degree but not completely because we're seeing bernie sanders topping the paul here in texas that is a bit of a surprise i suppose if you look at the fact that here's a self-confessed democratic socia

he takes us to charlotte, north carolina, where we meet folks on the front lines of this issue, includingad a string of bad luck. breast cancer. she is confronted with this very deeply, very serious virus. for at least penny, who needs to make ends meet, she works driving a lift and as a care taker or for an elderly woman. not only putting herself at risk but everyone she comes in contact with. they have no choice but to press on. fortunately for her sake, she got health care from community health centers which try to help those without insurance. as the pandemic continues to spread, the vulnerability is weighing on penny. but penny a is one, as you mentioned, of 30 million people without insurance who found themselves really in this really, really seriously unfortunate situation. joshua? >> it's interesting, they have made covid-19 testing free p. but if you are uninsured, there are other kinds of costs to go along with just being able to get to the doctor. i imagine that creates a different kind of health gap. where even just the surveillance of where the disease is compromised by the f

. >> president trump holds a campaign rally in charlotte, north carolina, monday evening at 7:00 easternn c-span two. online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. after winning saturday's south carolina primary, joe biden campaigned in norfolk, virginia, ahead of tuesday's primary. ♪ ♪ mr. biden: norfolk! thank you, thank you, thank you. olk.o, norf god love you. wow! i'll tell you what. i have got to start off with my mother. she said, joey, you have to say please excuse my back when i am talking. i apologize, everybody back here. thank you, thank you, thank you. governor, thank you for that introduction. once and future governor of virginia. ,ook, i don't know if you heard whether you know wait or not, last night, there was a primary in south carolina. and i just wanted to say a special thanks before i go much further to my friend, your senator, kim kane. a teacher's son, and ironworkers son, who fought for people his whole life, and he is a governor who took on the nra after the massacre at virginia tech as well as other fights. he is not proud -- i am proud. the

concept that deserves a serious clinical trial. >> this next one is from emily mitchell in charlotte, north carolinanorth carolina. my parents are in their 60s and live in virginia. i recently flew on a plane and am still getting over a sinus infection i had. they are really insistent on me going home to be with them during this quarantine. what advise do you have about me going home and talking to older individuals who don't think they're at such a risk? >> well, there are a couple of questions there. first of all, if you have reason to believe that you've been exposed to someone who is infected, then you really should do what we recommend of virtually anybody. what you should do is that you should isolate yourself for up to 14 days, call a physician, see if you want to get tested. and if testing is available, get tested. it sounds like you are at a low risk from what i just heard, but again i would want to hear a little bit more about it. with regard to elderly parents, i think you've got to emphasize we have a responsibility in society to protect the vulnerable. and those are the elderly, particu

how well do you think north carolina, your region, charlotte, mecklenburg county, are doing, puttingple over politics or profits? >> well, first, we're the largest county in mecklenburg. mecklenburg county is the largest county in our state. and we have put people first. if you could imagine, we're feeding every student that's no longer in school and there's no requirement or no -- no requirement that you have to come with letters or paper or how much you can have. we want to feed our families first and foremost. then we also have a community response fund. but i have to say, you're exactly right on the health care issue. what it means for us is that people -- when we closed or restaurants and our hourly workers, when we closed our schools and our teaching assistants and bus drivers, we know that this is going to be a crises in health care. testing may be free, but can you get there? is it something that's convenient to do? and what happens if you are tested? in a way that's -- you have a positive test then how do you pay for it? it is time and we're fortunate in charlotte to have tw

north carolina. thank you very much. >> reporter: part of his counterprogramming messaging in charlotte, north carolina, at the republicanvention set to be held later this year. >>> and joe biden is scheduled to make a campaign stop in oakland before heading to los angeles. it will be his first campaign event in the bay area. >>> chronicle insider and net netted 7 news contributor. >> one there, are a lot of democrats between monterey and sacramento. it's called the big boat belt. second one is that we turn out in higher numbers than los angeles. one, we have numbers in terms of politics, whether it's democrats and republicans and bay area voters tend to come out more. >>> and if you've already voted by mail for klobuchar, buttigieg or anering candidate that dropped out, you don't get a doover. >>> tomorrow stay with abc 7 news for live election result said on air, online and on the abc 7 news app. that includes a special digital news cast at 5:00 a.m. they arrested thomas andrew after he threatened to carry out a mass shooting at the ups facility where he worked. more than 20,000 rounds of ammunition, high capacity maga

. >> president trump holds a campaign rally in charlotte, north carolina, monday evening at 7:00 easternc-span two. online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. after winning saturday's south carolina primary, joe biden campaigned in norfolk, virginia, ahead of tuesday's primary. ♪ ♪

north carolina. thank you very much. >> reporter: part of his counterprogramming messaging in charlotte, north carolina, at the republican convention set to be held later this year. >>> and joe biden is scheduled to make a campaign stop in oakland before heading to los angeles. it will be his first campaign event in the bay area. >>> chronicle insider and net netted 7 news contributor. >> one there, are a lot of democrats between monterey and sacramento. it's called the big boat belt. second one is that we turn out in higher numbers than los angeles. one, we have numbers in terms of politics, whether it's democrats and republicans and bay area voters tend to come out more. >>> and if you've already voted by mail for klobuchar, buttigieg or anering candidate that dropped out, you don't get a doover. >>> tomorrow stay with abc 7 news for live election result said on air, online and on the abc 7 news app. that includes a special digital news cast at 5:00 a.m. they arrested thomas andrew after he threatened to carry out a mass shooting at the ups facility where he worked. more than 20,000 rounds of ammunition, high capacity

braxton winston who is a city council member in charlotte, north carolina, i was looking for somebody -- this is a book about elective, so it's not a book about activists. but black lives matter was such an important part of this generation social awakening throws looking for somebody her gun being a black lives matter activists to serving elected office and braxton in charlotte, north carolina did that and also had recorded on facebook all of his time that he was in the streets protesting against keith's death, there were videos of his time running away from smoke bombs and videos of what he was saying, what he was doing, where he was going, who said what to him, it was there and frankly the hardest part was figuring out how to record those videos because i was like why does he not know i can see them, they will delete them. and then that would suck for me, but i did figure ite out. >> a great part of the book is charlotte's comfort with millennial's because she is one, i want you to everyone about haley stevens and the my question "after words" do you think a boomer could've written

braxton winston who is a a city council member in charlotte, north carolina,, i was really looking for somebody, , again ts is a book that is about electives. it's not a book about activists. black lives matter was such an important part of this generations social awakening suss looking for somebody to come from big at black lives matter activist deserving in elected office and braxton winston and charlotte, north carolina, did that. not only did he do that, he also had recorded on facebook all of his time that he was in the street protesting against scott's death. there were videos of his time, you do, running away from smoke bombs and videos that what he was saying, where he was going, who said what you meant it was like, it was a bear. it was frankly part was figuring out how to record those videos because i was like once they know i can see them they will delete them. that was it for me. but i did figure it out. >> a great part of the book is like your comfort with millennials, because she is one. i want you to tell everyone about -- [inaudible] do you think obama could've gotten t

leave it there for now chris and so there we thank you john hendren is standing by for us in charlotte north carolina and john north carolina one of those 8 states that brought joe biden back to life. that's right and then there were 4 and it started for joe biden here on the east coast his 1st big win was announced as virginia a neighboring state here to north carolina and of course all of this followed his big win on saturday in south carolina before that his campaign was faltering people had counted joe biden out but on super tuesday after. you are both bailed out of the race 2 other moderates who were taking votes from him and indorsed by he got injected with a bit a new line and on super tuesday he can bring in the east coast after winning virginia north carolina and then became then there came to his seat a stunning upset in massachusetts the old town home state rather of elizabeth war. and then it just went on from there so joe biden has been given a new life in part because of what seems to be a democratic party campaign to rally around one moderate and now that moderate is him it looks like

the republican party said yesterday, they will hold their convention in august in charlotte, north carolina as planned. pam. >>> all right. joining you here this morning from home. steve paulson is home as well. but what's the weather going to be like, steve? >> cold to start and then we'll get our next system to the south. the main focus two of them. one along the san mateo, santa cruz coast. and also towards the areas to the north of the golden gate, san pablo bay. the frost advisory is out until 9:00. most of the dew points are around 32, 33. so i think it's only for a select few that really will get below that. kenwood's 30. healdsburg's 30. sebastopol, kelseyville, 29. you can probably find it a little colder than that by the time we get to sunrise. frost advisory. a little bit of fog. cool highs. most of the activity is on the san mateo coast. and lit up. over the monterey peninsula. that is the main focus here. 30s for manyincluding livermore, fremont, redwood city as well. san jose's at 41. and lots of 30s morgan hill. san martin. cupertino, saratoga, and campbell also at 38, 39, an

right across key battleground states for super tuesday john hendren is at a watch party in charlotte north carolina but we begin with allen fisher who joins that's from a democratic watch party in austin texas that's the 2nd. state with the 2nd biggest prize of the night all eyes on texas of course the polls have closed there but it's still too close to call just bring us up to speed with the latest is a surprise the fact that we still don't know who between biden and sanders is in the meat. it's not that much of a surprise because people are still voting no the polls close a couple of hours ago but those who were enlightened when the polls close will still be given the chance to vote and there are problems being reported in a couple of places particularly here in austin where there are a lot of students who are lined up and they want to vote some of them are saying they haven't decided how they're going to vote yet they're probably following all the media coverage on their phones but the fact that they're still in line shows that at least wedded to the process here what is interesting in nearby al

thank you john hendren charlotte north carolina we're heading for the south now to . christen so they meet outside a campaign office for mike bloomberg and in miami kristen bloomberg basically state differing on a spends a lot of money said on coming into the rice on super tuesday trying to make a big splash and it didn't work. now as we've already heard the only. state not even a state that he won is american samoa it's a territory he did pick up 44 delegates however here's what we know about the campaign so far obviously not a lot of activity here this morning they had a big day yesterday with lots of events we know that mike bloomberg has gone back home to new york a campaign staffer told me no major meetings are planned for today but the campaign is reportedly reassessing its place in this race events are scheduled to campaign in pennsylvania and michigan on thursday it's due to be back here in florida this weekend but mike bloomberg is a man who's known for assessing the data collecting large amounts of data looking at all the possibilities and really. giving thi

the democratic national convention in milwaukee in july and the republican convention in charlotte north carolina late august that's when delegates will gather to formally nominate their official candidates for november's presidential election. let's speak to james warren he's the executive editor of news gore and he's joining us via skype from chicago thanks for your time with us on the news hour so obviously there are many more states to go after super tuesday and over the next few months but super tuesday give us a anymore cool larry on who the nominee will be. i suspect not and if people are around the world watching or shaking their heads not quite understanding what's going on they should rest assured that most of us alleged experts aren't sure either and we've been wrong for months and months about what would happen the likelihood that bernie sanders 78 years old left of center would be this strong for so long after being defeated by hillary clinton 4 years ago. was not likely in many our minds we thought that one of the other more than 20 candidates of people whose names have now been for

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we will have more from the campaign trail later today as president trump hold a rally in charlotte, north carolinau can also watch online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. ♪ announcer: 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, utah, vermont, and virginia. speeches and results. tuesday, 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. announcer: some news from campaign 2020. the hill newspaper reporting former democratic california democrat barbara boxer is endorsing joe biden. the article quotes the former senator saying "to defeat the most polarizing and dangerous president in modern history, we need a candidate who unites us, cares about us and knows how to get things done. joe has been knocked down hard he always gets up and he always finds the beauty, the promise and the hope that lives in every corner of this country we love. his record proves h

not exactly a flood of activity here in charlotte, north carolina voting station.ut, the proce is a primary in this particular state, you are either a registered democrat or a registered democrat or regiered republican or unaffiliated. if you are unaffiliated, you haveo choose which primary yot are going to in. north carolina, incredibly important. one of those battleground states. it was the sixth most marginal state in the last general election. tru only won by thr points. there is a lot to fight for here in terms of the democrats. ros: thank you for taking us through it. quite a few hours time, when the results come through, you will get full coverage. in a few minutes on outside source, we will have the latest for you on the european union's response to the new wavef migrants who are trying to get from turkey into greec aea into the eurunion. ♪ ros: counted, benjamin netanyahu and hiss are on wins to win 59 seats in theeneral election. ooweacross the result. reporter: after more than a decade and power, benjamin netanyahu has a reputation as a great political s

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thank you. [ talking in background ] >>> president trump holds a campaign rally in charlotte, north carolina, live this evening at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2, is live on cspan.org or listen free on the c-span radio app. >>> tonight on "the communicators," consumer technology association president gary shapiro talks about political ads on social media platforms. he's interviewed by bloomberg government reporter rebecca kern. >> i don't think it's a fair burden to put on a company like facebook or others to say you have to make this decision. i think there should be a way of dealing with that without editorial judgment. that's not for me to say. it's for the congress and i hope they make one to respect the first amendment. it hasn't gotten a lot of respect lately and social media saying that's unfair to ban social media, but the first amendment affects everyone, it officials political speeches and first right amendments as well. the first amendment is being torn up on college campuses, torn up on social media and torn up on an attack by facebook. it's such an important ame

he's also expected to throw his weight behind biden and that's brains on his own as well charlotte north carolina that's one of the states holding primaries on tuesday so the race for the democratic candidate i suppose has gotten a lot more exciting with these endorsements and as we head into super tuesday. that's right what a difference a day makes and now all of the candidates except gabbert are white and over 70 years old on the democratic side and they are the democratic establishment is trying to coalesce around joe biden it seems that certainly what bernie sanders thinks is going on he told reporters that he believes the establishment is against him as it appears to have been in 2016 when the democratic party establishment seemed to favor hillary clinton and now what is happening is you've got sanders leading in a number of super tuesday polls with those polls now go out the window i'm here in north carolina where a poll that was just released today had sanders leading and then mike bloomberg who's headquarters in north carolina i am standing in front of in van joe biden but now you've got

. >> reporter: president trump is campaign rallyign rally tonight in charlotte, north carolina.s expected to draw about 13,000 supporters. and earlier today the president said that he believes it is safe to hold an event like this, even amid this larger outbreak. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, paula, thank you. worldwide the coronavirus death toll now tops 3,000, with nearly 90,000 cases. but even those numbers are nothing compared to what could happen in the months ahead. today cbs news' jim axelrod spoke with one of this country's top experts from harvard on viruses who has a startling prediction. >> reporter: the number that i think is grabbing a lot of people is this estimate, 40% to 70% of the world's adult population could be infected. accurate? >> that is a projection, so we will find out if it's accurate as things go on. >> reporter: adding to the alarm, the virus can spread so rapidly people can transmit it before they know they're infected. so what would that mean in the u.s. where there are more than 200 million adults? >> 200 million adults, 40% getting impacted. th

own john hendren in charlotte north carolina where voting on super tuesday is already underway. around considers dropping the military to 5 coronavirus as and never more people die of the epidemic that killed over 3000 people won't mind.

this evening we will take you live to charlotte north carolina where president trump is holding a rallyhead of super tuesday. you can listen live with the free c-span radio app. ♪ 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, vermont and virginia with candidate speeches and results. coverage begins tuesday at live nine eastern on c-span good c-span.org. or listen from wherever you are on the free c-span radio app. >> there really are a lot of ways to follow this highly competitive election season on the c-span network. probably the fastest and the easiest is c-span.org. among other things are campaign 2020 interactive calendar. the result maps of the primaries and caucuses including super tuesday. there is the event tracker. quick and easy search of the 2020 candidates. coverage based on the candidates, topics, events and locations on the campaign trail. the state-by-state results broken down by th

our urban centers of the triad in charlotte predominate the liberal votes in north carolina. st of the state is largely republican with very have view exceptions. you see liberal votes aligned where you are in charlotte, urban areas, the rest of the state is right of center. that is the push and pull of pole ticks in north carolina in state elections. whether thom tillis up for re-election or the fight for the governorship. but we have a majority of our delegation in congress is republican. majority of the statehouse and senate is republican. slightly right ever center state but pragmatic in nature. connell: you saw, relates to something you're pushing in congress, i want to ask you about it quickly. >> sure. connell: the democratic candidates have been coming after i guess the investor class for lack of a better word, coming after wall street and assess a financial transaction tax. that is one of things many candidates propose to pay for many programs they propose. you were in particular trying to fight back against that. tell us about that briefly. >> the financial transacti

. >> president trump hold a campaign rally in charlotte, north carolina, live monday evening on c-spanne at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. ♪ >> c-span, your unfiltered view of government. crated by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. ♪ >> nearly a third of democratic presidential delegates will be chosen this super tuesday. 14 states, democrats abroad and america samoa will all be voting. carl cannon, how decisive do you think super tuesday will be? >> you

make or break moment for presidential hopefuls here to walk us through all the details in charlotte north carolina john hendren in austin texas alan fischer right here with me in the studio patty kohei how low correspondent so lovely to be in your company allan you have been doing report after report about super tuesday what is easily digestible for it. you can understand why it's a big deal because this is for the 1st time we get the idea of what's happening across the country it's not just small pockets like iowa or new hampshire or or south carolina what should be in the 4 contests up there no this is north to south coast to coast and beyond and here you're getting a real national taste of what democratic voters are thinking who the base believe can take on donald trump the other thing to remember is that in iowa new hampshire in the bad and so kind of line you're talking about thousands of voters maybe hundreds of thousands of voters today we're talking about millions of voters and not just here in texas but in all those 14 states on the tree as well patty what do you make of who is left in th

association the ses and territorial health officials he's joining us now via skype from charlotte north carolina thank you for talking to us. the president in his latest address to the nation emphasizing as i said earlier the the amount of testing that is now taking place in the united states he says is more than anywhere else in the rest of the world following on from the w.h.a. prescription for dating with this which is test treat and trace how do you think the u.s. is doing at this particular moment. well i think we're having improvements now in our ability to test for the corona virus but we got up to it wasn't a very smooth start there's a lot more testing now i think we do have enough tests test people at least people who are at higher risk and we hope that more tests will continue to come out and how vital would you say is this stimulus package that is currently being being wrangled in in congress how vital is that to the united states effort to deal with the pandemic well i think that having adequate resources is going to be very important for dealing with this endemic situation we're in

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to the democratic national convention in milwaukee in july and republican convention in charlotte north carolina late august that's when delegates will gather to formally nominate their official candidates for november's presidential election. the united nations special envoy for libya cussen salami has resigned he says his efforts to bring peace were damaging his health and he could no longer cope with the stress salamis spent 2 and a half years trying to reunite libyans but peace talks broke down last week and he gallacher has more from the united nations. certainly seems to have got out ahead of officials here at the united nations that tweet going out they were then playing catch up essentially but. this is a highly respected peace negotiator working for 2 and a half years to try and broker some kind of deal in libya ben this is a direct quote he said i simply can't take this much stress so now the u.n. are scrambling to try and find a replacement in these vital peace negotiations let's just listen to what the u.n. spokesperson had to say our focus now is on ensuring a smooth transition so a

capitol john hendren is at a polling station in charlotte that's north carolina kristen salumi is in west palm beach in florida mike bloomberg event there and alan fischer will be joining us from a democratic watch party in austin and robin owens is coming all the way from the west coast in california bernie sanders watch bob let's bring in kimberly 1st at the white house we know that president trump has spent the last few days saying the democrats are trying to oust bernie sanders strong words from him what's his strategy then. oh well the president's strategy 1st of all is to win the republican nomination and doesn't appear that he has any real challenge going on in fact the president has been tweeting in the last hour or so some of the states that he has won but again there really wasn't a lot of competition pointing out that he collected north carolina also vermont and then the hash tag keep america great donald trump essentially his argument is is that there is historically low unemployment the economy is doing well and so when beginning was running it was make america great now

we will talk to voters in charlotte, north carolina an hour before the polls open in the voting boothill see what they say, if they are supportive of the president. rob: he won't be there. thanks so much. >> bernie sanders having it out with one of the most liberal members of congress. >> all of amy and pete's millions of supporters, the doors open, come on in. >> in minnesota we built revolution. jillian: the socialist something with a member of the squad in minneapolis. rob: can she keep joe biden from momentum? pete hegseth joins us next with bernie's effort to remain on top. julie: bernie sanders gets help from ilhan omar to win over votes as the democratic field shrinks. >> virtually all of amy's support and pete's support understands we have to move toward a government that believes in justice, not greed. all of amy and pete's supporters, the door is open, come on in. >> in minnesota we built a revolution, we lead a progressive politics and inclusive politics. >> minnesota native pete hegseth live in red wing we expect a showdown in the gopher state, interesting choice by bernie

to the democratic national convention in milwaukee in july and republican convention in charlotte north carolina late august that's when delegates will gather to formally nominate their official candidates for november's presidential election james warren is the executive editor of news corp he says the race for the democratic nomination is more in predictable than ever. the people around the world watching are shaking their heads not quite understanding what's going on they should rest assured that most of us the less the experts aren't sure either and we've been wrong for months and months about what would happen the likelihood that bernie sanders 78 years old left of center would be this strong for so long after being defeated by hillary clinton 4 years ago. was not likely in many our minds we thought that one of the other more than 20 candidates of people whose names have now been for driving like center come on harrison california might be stronger the in possibility at this point figuring out what hundreds of hundreds of millions of dollars of not just a billionaire but a multi-billionaire

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the democratic national convention in milwaukee in july at the republican convention in charlotte north carolina late august that's when delegates will gather to formally nominate their official candidates for november's presidential election. now the united nations special envoy for libya and salami has resigned he says his efforts to bring peace were damaging his health and he can no longer cope with the stress of the war salamis spent 2 and a half years trying to reunite libyans but in april warlord holly for have launched an operation to take the capital from the internationally recognized government peace talks broke down last week a tribal identity and loyalty play a fundamental role in libyan society during years of chaos and fighting some reconciliation between groups has been possible but as the conflict continues there are fears cracks may be forming again stratford reports now from tripoli. the bullet holes in destruction a testament to the ferocity of a tribal battle the city of zawiya in western libya saw heavy fighting following the revolution overthrew libya's long time ruler warm

they ate and then helped to paint the picture of that moment and a city councilmember in charlotte north carolina. so it's not about activists but that is such an important part so i was looking for someone and then to do that and also to record on facebook all of his time he was in the street protesting. and running away from so what you are doing and where he was going. and also how to record those videos. because if i can see them then they will delete them. that would suck for me so i had to figure it out. [laughter] >> so do you think. >> congressman stevens from michigan. but i got lucky because i was in early 2018 or 2017. and i was just never going to get the big trump story. so i'm going to see if there are any interesting young people around running for office. and here's what it means to get there early. she has not yet won her primary. in there were some weird paintings and then to show me the rat skeletons. and then to ask them. and then they said let me check and then to plot the box of the journal and said sure. and to redo the old journals with her. and then was working on the joe

have been historical examples of people using .mallpox as a chemical weapon host: out of charlotte, north carolina, independent. caller: thanks for taking my call. our whole network was compromised in a cybersecurity attack and we had to go through a ransomware payment process and such. we are one of millions of companies out there that are liable to have this happen. our take away from the experience was that, at the end of the day, there is no guarantee we can completely defend ourselves. what we can do is have great backups and be able to recover as quickly as possible. host: do you mind if i ask how much it cost your company to get your systems back? caller: it was a relatively small amount. $10,000. it was a no-brainer for us and our insurance company. it got us through. recognized that those who were harming us. it may require certain backups and capabilities to withstand that attack. cutflow of money could be off and bring the whole ecosystem into a weaker place. host: i love it. happened ontory has at least 10 occasions in my district. ransomware attacks continue to grow. guest: we are try

mark from charlotte, north carolina. republican. a obama republican. --do you thinkit if they give the nomination to biden at the convention because no one has a majority, do you think the sanders people, the young people simply will walk away and not voted all like they did in the last election? host: elie mystal, what do you think? guest: i'm going to be covering milwaukee this year. sanders walks in with a plurality of delegates but not the majority him up but doesn't walk out the nomination, i'm going to be putting my money in asbestos stock. be bad.that would i understand the rules. i'm not saying it is on any candidate to not follow the rules or dropout. i don't think that is fair to them. they are following the rules. a result where sanders has won the majority -- a plurality of the delegates, has won a plurality of the vote but somehow gets the nomination -- i don't want to say stolen, gets the nomination ruled away from him, i think that would be bad. but it result in the young people walking away? i don't know. unique we are in the time, faci

in charlotte, north carolina, charleston, south carolina, and louden county, virginia. turnout was way up, helping biden win all three states decisively. that's not say to say bernie sanders supporters aren't fired up and reliable participants he can count on in these contests, but super tuesday proved joe biden is firing up democrats as well and reigniting the obama coalition while he's at it. and the upcoming primary contest is for the types of voters who are more likely to live and vote in those states. >>> when we come back, "end game." looking ahead to tuesday's six contests. what is the bernie sanders path to the nomination? n?of the poste only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> back now with "end game" and the fallout from super tuesday. matt, you were hinting at this, another guy named matt wrote the following about joe biden. biden is the secure choice, the comfortable presence, the genial if slightly out of it grandpa you would like to have him around. you turn to him in th

. >> president trump is now on his way to a rally in charlotte, north carolina, as vice president pence gets set to brief public on where things stand with the deadly outbreak. but first our panel, gary kaltbaum, robert wolf, liz peek and steve moore. let's get straight on it with blake berman at white house for more on administration's responses effort, what have we learned? reporter: just left the cabinet room, there was an hourlong meeting between president trump and top leaders of pharmaceutical industry, the whose who of companies. diswrons anjohnson & johnson, p, glaxosmithkline. the message was a couple fold, he wanted to listen to see where they stood in the process of delivering a vaccine or maybe a cure down the line, but president also want toed to make sure they could do so, preliminarily in up -- potentially in upcoming months. >> we're working hard to expedite the process of developing a vaccine, and moving with maximum speed too develop therapy so that we can help people recover as quickly as poke. we have a lot of recovery going on. we want to see if we can advance that.