kris van cleave has the story from dwight d.rport in wichita, kansas. >> reporter: three in ten americans have a real i.d. and congress is getting worried, too. a number of lawmakers sent a letter to dhs, asking what the contingency plan is, so people don't show up at an airport october 1st and learn they can't fly. it's the must-have for 2020, a real i.d.-compliant farm of identification. steven is updating his driver's license. >> if i want to travel, i can. we have a son oversea s we want to visit. >> reporter: the real i.d. passed in the wake of 9/11. a come client i.d. will be required october 1st to board a plane, enter a federal building. many states have been slow to implement. oregon and oklahoma won't issue them until this summer. >> the potential is catastrophic. >> reporter: 57% of americans really don't know about the october 1stdeadli >> we're absolutely not real i.d.-ready at all. we know 99 million americans don't have a real i.d. it will be thanksgiving 2020, where grandma goes to get on a plane and she can't go

kris van cleave, washington. >>> china is denying engaging in a cyber theft after four members of the chinese army were indicted for hacking into one of america's leading credit agencies. investigators say the hackers this access to equifax computer systems for months, stealing the personal information of about half the u.s. population. according to the indictment, the criminals stole the driver's license numbers of at least ten million americans along with credit card numbers and other personally identifiable information belonging to 200,000 americans. cbs news asked federal authorities if americans should be worried. >> is there evidence that this stolen information is already being used? >> there is not at this time. >> the hack which began three years ago rocked equifax. it led to a congressional probe. the resignation of a company ceo, and a settlement of up to $700 million to compensate the victims of the attack. >>> a model delivered stunning testimony in harvey weinstein's sexual assault trial, debunking one of his accuser's claims. claudia salinas took the stand. she denied t

>> jennifer lopez, whether or not she's going to show butt cleaving. >> trevor: yes, super bowl liv,an even bet on j. lo's butt cleaving, and it will probably be there but probably will happen during a tackle. ( laughter ) but it's true, you can bet on anything that has anything to do with the super bowl, even the length of the nationa national , which is great news for demi, because she's singing. she can bet and she can be just like, and the home of the brave -- ( dragging out "brave" ) brave, brave, brave! ( cheers and applause ) so the super bowl is always a big betting day, but this year, thanks to some new laws, it will be even easier to lose your life savings. >> in 2020, sin is in. sports betting is now authorized in 20 states plus washington, d.c. >> since is supreme court cleared the way for sports betting in the states, other than in nevada, a growing number of states have legalized sports gambling. >> sports betting revenue expected to go from $2.5 billion to nearly 19 billion in 2020. >> the case came from new jersey, a state that fought for years to legalize sports bets

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kris van cleave goes behind the numbers. >> marijuana dispensaries like this one are all over los angeles, and aaa is increasingly worried about what happens when people get stoned and get behind the wheel. 16-year-old chad briton was walking to his car during lunch when he was hit and killed in front of his high school by a teen driver high on pot. >> he was a beautiful soul. he'd do anything for anyone. >> reporter: aaa's jake nelson worries the rate of driving stoned is reaching a new high as legalized cannabis becomes more widely available. >> if you're going to use marijuana, you shouldn't drive. and if you know you have to drive, you should not use marijuana in any shape or form. >> why do you drive around smoking? you know that's not a good idea, right? >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: dashboard video shows the kind of run-ins with the kinds of drivers washington state police are saying are happening more often. >> very common. we run into it every day. >> reporter: state trooper bruce meyers says pot is often mixed with booze or other drugs. >> it affects your cognitive abilities, your

syrian state media say government forces have made advances against a rebel held on cleaves in the province of aleppo the region has been held by opposition forces since 2012 event says have upset a fragile cooperation between moscow which back opposing factions in the conflict. on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official told leaders that the libya arms embargo is a joke officials met on the sidelines to discuss efforts to stem the violence that has plagued this north african country in spur track to its civil war while libya is right across the mediterranean from europe and the country is also one from which refugees embark on a perilous journey trying to reach the shores of the e.u. libya is still a wash with arms and fighting is still raging despite the cease fire agreed in germany last month a top u.n. official at the munich security conference said the truce had been violated 150 times since then and she said efforts to cut the flow of weapons had been equally unsuccessful. the arms embargo has become a joke and so it you know we are presently to step up

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aids activist cleave jones helped to start the quilt back in 1987.he quilt is symbolizing the horrific death toll that aids has taken and continues to take. >> it preserves the memory, but, perhaps, also it preserves the lives valued. >> citizens do not know what it means to be a citizen of the nation, what it means to stand up to injustice. and the quilt did that. >> and, that quilt will be laid out on robin williams meadow in april as part of the park's 150th celebration anniversary. >> it's an amazing thing to see. :50th celebration anniversary. >> it's an amazing thing to see. >>> 4026 is the time. up next... the safety concerns students sxaernts want addressed after a student was shot and killed outside a basketball game. >> and what we can expect in las vegas tonight as surging democratic candidate michael bloomberg will join the debate stage for the first time. vo: a great president and an effective mayor. leadership that makes a difference. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is he

kris van cleave, cbs news, los angeles. >>> still ahead, as the staples center in los angeles beginstle the massive memorial to kobe bryant, his wife makes a special request. my skin gets so tired. this new olay serum feels so dewy, and hydrated... gives my skin an extra boost of life. it's full of energy. it finally matches me. i'm denise bidot, and my skin is powerful. and i can face anything with my olay. >>> kobe bryant's widow has made a special request of the staples center, bryant's home arena. vanessa bryant wants the thousands of tributes from artwork to letters and even t-shirts saved for the family, and arena officials promise to catalog it for her too. then there is one of the more unique tributes at ball field in pleasant, california. the outfield grass cut to reveal an amazing likeness of the legendary star. > >>>arrhythmophobics, today is not your day. the day, 02-02-2020 is a palindrome, meaning it's the same read forward and backwards. it's the first in nine years, and it comes on the 33rd day of the year with 333 days left to go. >>> to berlin now and a perfect pair

when i should definitely see a doctor but you have to go to the uk to know if you have signs of cleaving if you have been on this in the studio you have to get to the doctor immediately you can sign that just have to have to look after it even if you know that you've got him yeah definitely yeah because they can mean the reason for. saying you should go to the doctor if you have my pain. change in your difficult patient habits for example i used to have constipation now your theory are you should contact your doctor because there could be some truth behind this like a calling you on the telly rest in many cases is just irritable bowel syndrome which is behind those kind of complaints but this can take the joy away of life. pain and cramping bloating gas and constipation words opposite diarrhea the symptoms of your a terrible bowel syndrome or i.b.s. often start out slowly and increase in frequency and since other diseases can cause similar symptoms diagnosis can be difficult many people with i.b.s. have undergone numerous medical examinations including blood tests stomach endoscopy and c

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kris van cleave tonight with the new details. >> this is horrible. >> reporter: dramatic new video at the crash site moments after the helicopter carrying kobe bryant and eight others went down. the wreckage still burning. the force of the crash scattered pieces of the chopper across the mountainside. >> the smell of the fuel burning and the smoke and the air, like it was just so thick and heavy and you just couldn't breath. >> reporter: michael dyer was mountain biking with a friend nearby. he heard the helicopter flying low but couldn't see it in the fog. >> we were yelling back and forth, hey, did you see anybody? is there any survivors? and those guys, they were immediately like, there's nobody that could have survived that. >> reporter: this video is now being reviewed by the n.t.s.b. late today, vanessa bryant, kobe's widow, posted this instagram video of her husband with daughter gianna playing basketball. she is sharing her message of grief for others suffering with a similar loss. "my brain refused to accept that both kobe and gigi are gone. why should i be able to wake up an

kris van cleave has one family's story. >> reporter: jillian brown was about to start kindergarten in 2016 when her world changed. her parents, jay and lyndsay: >> the first thing i did was look back to... to see-- to check on the girls. >> reporter: lyndsay was driving her daughters, jillian and samantha, to daycare when they were hit on the driver's side. jillian was in an evenflo big kids booster seat but was internally decapitated, paralyzed from the neck down in the crash. now a ventilator keeps her alive. the browns are now suing evenflo, but the company says jillian's booster performed as designed and the injuries were primarily due to the severity of the crash and/or driver error. her booster meets or exceeds federal standards and was side- impact crash tested, but there's no federal standard for that test, and videos of evenflo's crash tests obtained by "propublica" show booster seats passing, even though the child- sized test dummy is tossed about. dr. ben hoffman reviewed the videos. >> i think the word they used to describe them initially was "horrific." human beings just

kris van cleave on what's causing this. >> reporter: for the second time this week, a child was hit andilled crossing a brooklyn, new york, street. as new research out today finds, pedestrian deaths have surged 53%. distracted driving and walking with smartphones are factors as are drug and alcohol abuse and warming weather bringing more pedestrians outside. 21-year-old angelina pinedo was walking to her sister's house in redondo beach, california, when she was killed by a hit-and-run driver. >> my baby sister had the most amazing soul. and i wouldn't be surprised if she would be here telling me to forgive that person. >> reporter: three-quarters of pedestrian deaths happen at night, most on local roads and away from intersections. the governor's highway safety association's russ martin says drivers and walkers distracted by smartphones is a growing problem. >> we see drivers driving distracted and when a person is distracted by their phone or some other source of distraction they're less likely to see a pedestrian. >> reporter: to cut these deadly crashes the study reports adding cross

kris van cleave leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, it appears the engines were working-- that from a n.t.s.b. report citing evidence the rotors were still spinning when kobe bryant's helicopter crashed, killing all nine aboard. a witness on a mountain bike trail just 50 feet above the crash site told the n.t.s.b. he saw the helicopter emerge from the clouds. "it was moving fast and descending." it rolled to the left, such that he caught a glimpse of its belly. one to two seconds later, the crash. he took this picture of the burning wreckage. the n.t.s.b.'s jennifer homendy last week. do you have a sense if the helicopter came down all in one piece? >> preliminary information is that the helicopter was in one piece when it impacted the terrain. >> reporter: a doorbell camera captured the sound of the chopper flying overhead just before the crash. at about the same moment, this newly released image from a security camera was taken. it is now the last known picture of the helicopter as it disappeared into the clouds about two miles from the crash site. the n.t.s.b. now says the pilot to

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if you're anywhere driving near the lakes, cleave, erie, boston today and head to the northeast for your friday. some of that cold air today to oklahoma city. only a high of 32. look at that weekend forecast coming up. it will feel and look like winter >> how about that? just when we thought spring was coming bill, thank you. >>> in the numbers, the happiest place on earth, single day tickets to california's disneyland have risen ten bucs to a whopping $209 during high demand times >> a new survey found a third of americans experience regular financial stress nearly one in three american workers run out of money before pay day, even those earning over $100,000 >> new gallop poll shows 61% of americans say they're better off today than three years ago the poll found 89% of beerblicans think they're tt off under trump compared to only 29% of democrats it's got a round head. and it's got power. go pro with oral-b. power one on for oral-b's best clean ever. inspired by dentists. ...oral-b's round brush head surrounds each tooth... ...to remove more plaque along the gum line... for cleaner te

kris van cleave has the story of one family's tragedy. >> reporter: the latest research finds about asay texting is their biggest driver distraction, and it appears to be getting worse. drivers were 57%, 57% more likely to be doing something on their phone than they were just four years earlier. now when you're doing that, you take your eyes off the road. and looking away for as little as two seconds can double your crash risk, and in that time you can travel a distance of up to a football field. for the weaver family, that was all the time it took to change their lives forever. a texas-sized silence. the sound of heartbreak, of loss haunts patrick and delana weaver. >> if you had been here a year ago, it was just a buzz of activity. jonathan's friends, they were always over here. now we pull up and it's dark. there is nobody here. it's almost unbearable. >> reporter: nine months ago, they lost their own son, 18-year-old jonathan in a horrific distracted driving crash that killed three. >> no survivors. >> reporter: a police body camera shows what was left of the truck jonathan was dr

in 1998 then-democratic congressman ed markey argued that even though president clinton, as cleave law enforcement officer of the land, lied under orientation the crime was not impeachable. the senate agreed establishing the precedent that to remove a president, the crime must preach a high threshold of severity. the allegation against president trump was not proven beyond a reasonable doubt and it does not meet that high threshold. i shall vote against article 1. i end by speaking of the ramifications for you are a republic. in 1998 then-congressman chuck schumer said of the clinton impeachment, quote, i suspect history will show that we have lowered the bar on impeachment so much, we have broken the seal on this extreme penalty so cavalierly that it will be used as a routine tool to fight political battles. my fear is that when a republican wins the white house, democrats will demand payback. mr. schumer was a prophet. this must stop. with that, i yield. ms. ernst: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. ms. ernst: madam president, i want to first thank the hou

kris van cleave has more on the final moments of the flight. >> reporter: it appears the engines wereking that from a new ntsb report citing evidence the rotors were still spinning with kobe bryant's helicopter crashed killing all nine aboard. a witness told the ntsb he saw the helicopter emerge from the clouds. it was moving fast and descending. it rolled to the left such that he caught a glimpse of its belly. one to two seconds later the crash. he took this picture of the burning wreckage. the ntsb, jennifer last week. do you have a sense if the helicopter came down in one piece? >> preliminary information is that the helicopter was in one piece when it impacted the terrain. >> reporter: a doorbell camera captured the sound of the chopper flying overhead just beforemeensly released image from the security camera was taken. it's the last known image of the helicopter as it disappeared into the clouds about two miles from the crash site. n.tsb said the pilot was climbing to 4,000 feet to get above the clouds. he made it to 2300 and began a left turn. eight second later the helicopter

kris van cleave has been following all of this. good morning. what do parents need to know?niversal agreement kids are safe in a car seat in the back seat. keep your kids in this one until they grow out. this is for kid up to 65 pound. move them into a booster seat like the this one. the boasters lift the kids up. this booster seat says it's good for kids 30 pound and up. side impacted test side, we'll show you that crash test is something the seat maker doesn't want to you see. jillian brown was in constant motion and about to start kindergarten in 2016 when her world changed. her parents jay and lindsay. >> first thing i did was look back to see, to check on the girls. >> lindsay was driving her two daughters to daycare when they were hit on the driver's side. >> jillian was hunched over. danielle they took her out first. they had her lay on the trunk. >> jillian was the furthest from the impact. samantha in a different car seat and while they rer from their injuries jillian never well. >> how has life changed from that day to today? >> completely. every day. >> the browns

for "cbs this morning: saturday," kris van cleave, los angeles. >>> 10% of people who think they driveetter while high? >> that's who you don't want on the road. >> much more news ahead. but first here's a look at your weather for the weekend. >> speaking of weather bright and sunny and right near 70 degrees. that's the picture perfect forecast for miami for tomorrow's super bowl liv. we'll take you there for a preview. that's coming up next. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday". hashtag vacay. sonoma? i want wine with lunch... it's 11am, cindy. thanks, captain obvious. don't hate-like their trip, book yours with hotels.com and get rewarded basically everywhere. hotels.com. be there. do that. get rewarded. april 18th is national piñata but youblindfold d to put on a and hit a papier-mâché unicorn to get stuff you want. just become an aarp member! your aarp membership comes with access to more of what you want. like learning about the latest tech, health tips, nights out at local restaurants, help planning your getaways and more. so take off the blindfold and join today. because

ends monday >> ed: michael bloomberg cleaving to third base nationally in one poll this week but he emergess a viable candidate in the race for president of the democrats taking aim at his past comments on race, including elizabeth warren now accusing him of lying over controversial banking practice known as redlining. our correspondent kevin corke has details from washington tonight. >> good evening. his name has yet to appear on any early state ballot but michael bloomberg is still a story. after all, he's been the millions of dollars on political ads all over the country. that makes him a little bit of a political oddity but it makes me political target in particular by those who are trying to take them down a peg or two speaking in particular about the massachusetts senator elizabeth warren and the former vice president joe biden. each of them taking shots at the former mayor and former comments as you talked about with a racially tense mortgage redlining and stop and frisk is another big story. the former mayor has no business being the party's standard-bearer now or in the future. >>

aids activist cleave jones helped launch the quilt as a personal way to depict how aids was devastating the gay community. the quilt has come to symbolize the horrific death toll aids has brought and continues to bring. >> it preserves the memories but i think also and perhaps equally important it preserves the strulg l and what we had to go through. because these lives were not valued. >> because it is important that our citizens know what it means to be a citizen of the nation, what it means to look after each other and what it means to stand up to injustice. and the quilt did that. >> the quilt will be laid out on robin williams meadow in the aids groef in golden gate park in april as part of the park's 150th anniversary celebration. >>> this morning, china has revoked the press credentials of three wall street journal reporters. the current outbreak in china as the quote real sick man of asia. china's foreign ministry says the headline smears the efforts of the chinese government in fighting the virus. >>> right now 6:26. a missing men was rescued on a trail over night. coming up in

"this is a big night, they cleaved down the middle night with no one trying to hide the divide.ng courtesy. no enacting a formal regard. just the great divide. in a net hidden and out there for all the world to see." here now with his take, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, fox news contributor and also has a little poetry in him. good to see you. >> [laughs] >> harris: first of all, i want your reaction to peggy noonan's take on. >> i think it's over some plastic. i love peggy noonan, she's one of the best writers and best minds in our country. but for her to make somewhat of an equivalency of the democrats and the republicans' behavior in the chamber last night, i think you really have to stretch it. first of all, the president delivered a speech that was remarkable. he didn't talk about himself, he talked about the country successiosuccesses. he didn't give all the credit to himself, even showed that credit with congress i thought it was an extraordinary, statesmanlike speech. he gives dominic give great examples of what makes america a terrific country. whether it's th

you would cleave off these young people who are the future of the party and possibly disillusion themre. i think bernie's a really risky general election candidate. and i've written a lot about my concerns about his electability. but the candidate who comes out of a process that alien yates that substantial a part of the party i think is even less electable. >> i heard every word you said. senator? >> well, there are rules. and there's a reason that we have rules. is that you follow them. and that's how it -- >> one of the reasons for the rules of the majority, it has to be a majority, what's the point of it? >> well, bernie sanders -- >> what's the point of it? >> the point is to make sure somebody has 50% plus one. so you're not close. for instance, if you're in a softball game in the third inning you're feeling pretty good. let's send it to the seventh. no, you play this out and you get a majority. and what the supporters of every candidate need to know is look, do you want to beat donald trump and change our country or do you want to simply say if i don't get what i want i take an

the big ideas the book sets up and i think cleave has teed up beautifully in this talk, and for us, i hoping this is the beginning of a bit of a different dialogue, that people can start to have, where they have some of the nomenclature and feel confident knowing he history, to question and also to discuss the tradeoffs that we're all making and understand better kind of why just kind of imbedding all of this thinking around individual doesn't necessarily lead to results we're looking for. that's where we have found ourselves. we have been on a couple of podcasts including paul and his team and the questions keep coming so my hope is that we can use this time maybe to hear from you guys about questions you might have, and -- >> use the microphone. >> questions big or small about kind of where we are, how we get here, and what the implications of user friendly and the concept its might be. >> thank you for coming. questions, questions. >> just takes one and then the keep flowing. one right here. >> sure. what what presented with questions around -- how do we think about the computer --

kris van cleave is at dwight d. eisenhower airport in wichita, kansas. people are thinking my i.d. looks real when i take it out of my wallet. why are airports warning about chaos. >> reporter: airports want people to pay attention to the sign. only three in ten americans have a real i.d. congress is getting worried too. a number of lawmakers sent a letter to dhs asking what the contingency plan is so people who show up at an airport on october 1st and learn they can't fly. it is the must have for 2020. real i.d. compliant form of identification. >> i want it ready so if i want to travel i can. we have a son overseas we want to see. >> reporter: the real i.d. act was passed in the wake of 9/11 after several of the hijackers improperly obtained state i.d.s. you need a real i.d. to board a plane, federal building or military base. but may states are slow to implement. oregon and oklahoma won't issue them until summer. >> potentially catastrophic. >> reporter: 57% of americans really don't even know about the october 1st deadline. >> we're absolutely not re

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it may also be why they say that they want it which is to have this treasured sword as a way of cleaving the alliance between south korea and the united states as the first step in isolating japan. and so we have the danger of a north korea with nuclear weapons because they might use it with a missile. but it also means that they could use it for extortion or nuclear blackmail. the other aspect of this is what general gregson mentioned with the network is the potential of proliferation. i think north korea would be much more dangerous than aq con because they never met a weapon they didn't try to sell to somebody. they vagus nervehave an organiz network. and by the way, they were building a weapons facility, weapons grade nuclear facilities in syria for the assad regime financed by the iranians. so, i think proliferation is a real danger as well as there could be a cataclysmic event like what if they decide to sell to a terrorist organization. so, i think it is in our interest to ratchet up the pressure because national pressure has never really ever happened. the u.s. security counsel r

do not think today that we could draw a straight line for the number of countries that have been cleaved off of the global pandemic prevention program and the outbreak we are dealing with today, but it is another alarm bell for us. we cannot continue to close our eyes to these developing pandemics. we are going to have to be partnering with many other countries and under this administration, unfortunately, we are going the wrong way. we are operating in less countries abroad. but i will appreciate hearing the more detailed information from you in the coming days. >> thank you. senator hyde smith. sen. hyde-smith: thank you. secretary, thank you for being here today and i want to start by making a few comments before i go to my question. first, i know you have heard from chairman blunt repeatedly about his concerns of the livers- allocation of for transplant. i shared that senator's concerns. our only transplant program in mississippi just completed its 250th liver transplant this past friday, which is a very important milestone for us. since the program started in 2013, it has meant so m

do not think today that we could draw a straight line for the number of countries that have been cleaved off of the global pandemic prevention program. it is another alarm bell for us, and we cannot continue to close our eyes to these developing pandemics. we are going to have to be partnering with many other countries in this administration, and unfortunately, we are going the wrong way. hearing theciate more detailed information from you in the coming days. >> thank you. hyde-smith: thank you. tary, thank you for being here today and i want to start for saying a few comments. you have heard from senator blodgett repeatedly about his concerns of the transplants for livers. i shared that senator's concerns. a two hunter 50th liver transplant this past friday at the university of missouri, which is a very important milestone for us. since the -- university of mississippi, which is an important milestone for us. i am worried now that the new liver policy will undercut that ummc program. i hope you will work with us to address these concerns and ensure the continued viability of new liver t

in 1998 then-democratic congressman ed markey argued that even though president clinton, as cleave law enforcement officer of the land, lied under orientation the crime was not impeachable. the senate agreed establishing the precedent that to remove a president, the crime must preach a high threshold of severity. the allegation against president trump was not proven beyond a reasonable doubt and it does not meet that high threshold. i shall vote against article 1. i end by speaking of the ramifications for you are a republic. in 1998 then-congressman chuck schumer said of the clinton impeachment, quote, i suspect history will show that we have lowered the bar on impeachment so much, we have broken the seal on this extreme penalty so cavalierly that it will be used as a routine tool to fight political battles. my fear is that when a republican wins the white house, democrats will demand payback. mr. schumer was a prophet. this must stop. with that, i yield. ms. ernst: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. ms. ernst: madam president, i want to first thank the hou

place friday and saturday across western areas through the night into the morning and eventually cleave showers in the west as well. the temperatures still holding up, probably colder later in the day. the wind will pick up later on saturday and would be quite a blustery night in fact saturday into sunday. widespread gals across the country and this is only through northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england could see rain trial -- and northern england could see rain trial —— top 60,70 mile an hourfor a time so potential for damage and travel disruption into saturday morning. rain sleet and snow pushes northwards as we go through sunday. a lot of sunshine developing for many areas on sunday, a blustery feel and a cool feel but later in the day wales and the south—west will see yet more rain return and charlie and rachel, more in the forecast for next week as well. thank you, matt. we will keep close eye on events today. keeping an eye also on the coronavirus here on bbc brea kfast. the coronavirus is now spreading faster outside of china than inside it — with northern italy

headed for a huge cleave tonight? if it is bernie and everybody else? >> yeah. >> is this the establishment freakout? >> i don't think it has to be a catastrophe. this is how the democratic party sorts out what we want to get behind a ten leader to get behind. we have debates, policy debates and we have ideological fights, resolve it within the presidential primary and sort out who we will be for. on the right, you know, they don't do that. on the republican -- >> they had a robust fight four years ago. >> they have but i think it was too late at that point. i think at that point they have for tax cuts for rich people and not much else and sort of bankrupt in terms of ideas and donald trump comes in and hijacks the party and see them follow him in lockstep. not willing to engage in the interparties i feel like that's what you are going to be. people are super motivated to beat donald trump. that's why they're polarized. >> right. >> that's what i was going to say. >> you have an ideological like tent. you are stretching this material. i keep thinking th

>> they cleaved around a few -- they've coalesced around a few key issues. that order. democrats are struggling with bigger things. fundamentally, if this is economic uncertainty at the bottom, fixing education and health care will fix a lot of these problems for black and brown americans and everybody else. >> yeah. >> what we're not able to do, and i think your point is really clear, we've got to coalesce around a message. i think what christina beltran's point yesterday was this feels like an adult election. if you're waiting for the savior, the savior may not be there. >> right. >> this is about organizing. this is about doing what you saw in 2018. women and people of color and gun sense candidates and people like that ran for office and took back the house. >> yeah. >> that's the kind of thing this has to feel like. this is not about sitting around, deciding which you're voting for on election day. it is getting out there and saying, democracy and capitalism require saving right now. the basic fixes of health care and public education are the places we'