well, hello, dallas. as my mom would say, i apologize for my back, but you have my back, and i promise i'll have yours. folks, amy, thank you, thank you, thank you. you know, i want to make clear something. i can't tell you how much amy's endorsement, the senator's endorsement means to me. it's great to see her family, to see john and her brilliant daughter abigail, who's with her. and from the moment amy klobuchar announced for president in that snowstorm, it wasn't hard to see she had the grit and determination to do anything she set her mind to. you know, amy knows how to get things done. she really does. that's why amy has never lost, and she's not losing now. you're going to hear a lot from amy klobuchar for a long, long time. that's why she's one of the most effective senators in the united states senate. her campaign was all about what we could get done, how to make america better every day in simple, straightforward ways. folks, the story that amy tells about that person who frankly roosevelt as t

well, how great is it to be here in dallas,? texas? -- dallas, texas?plause] and how great is it to be here with my family, john and abigail, and with vice president biden! [applause] how wonderful it is to be standing next to him on a stage when it isn't the debate stage. [laughter] [applause] know,actually, as you announced my campaign for president in the middle of a minnesota blizzard. just so i could impress everyone in texas. [applause] and in particular everyone in dallas. so, we did not let the snow stop us. we did not let the cold stop us. we did continue through that speech, because that's what we do in the heartland. a little in this campaign, my campaign go a long way, and our homegrown campaign with a tremendous staff that stuck together from the beginning, and volunteers, beta the odds. that got me -- beat the odds. and that got me up here on this stage. [applause] and the most amazing thing was getting to know so many people across the country. i know the vice president knows this as well. the vietnam vet who sobbed as he talked about los

and in particular everyone in dallas.o we didn't let the snow stop us, we didn't let the cold stop us. we did continue through that speech because that's what we do in the heartland. we made a little in this campaign, in my campaign, go a long way. and our homegrown campaign with a tremendous staff that stuck together from the beginning and volunteered every way beat the odds, and that got me up here right now on this stage in dallas. and the most amazing thing was getting to know so many people across the country. i know the vice president knows this as well. the vietnam vet who sobbed as he talked about losing his son to mental illness. the rancher who had voted for donald trump, but after he saw him give a speech in front of that sacred wall with the cia stars of those that lost their lives in the line of duty, decided he wasn't going to do it again. the immigrant mom who told me she worked two jobs all for her kids. and through it all i said to them, and i believe this now standing with the vice president, if you feel

[applause] [cheering] dallas county treasurer. dallas county commissioner.er mayor rowling. [applause] city councilman. [applause] [cheering] [cheering] [chanting "let's go joe!"]n >> let's go. let's rock it tonight! [cheering] are we all good? [chanting] [chanting] will come to the stage congressman and congresswoman eddie bernice johnson. [applause] [cheering] good evening, dallas. i've got to tell you all the first 14 or 15 months have been an honor of my life. [applause] as many of you know the community gave me everything i have. raised by a single mother who taught public schools and graduated from hillcrest high school. [applause] [cheering] and thanks to my teachers and coaches i was able to play in the nfl you to become a civil rights lawyer that's who we are in north texas. if you do the right thing and try hard you should be able to get a hand in. we did something special together. we did something special so many folks, so many in this room came together to help us. [applause] i knew we were in good shape when folks promised their kids we can do

you see him standing behind him in dallas, so that's pretty interesting.buchar is also apparently supporting him as well. let me bring in republican senator tim scott from south carolina. senator, really fast moving development here in this race which is sort of sorting itself out as everybody who looks ahead to north carolina. >> i think it's an interesting night to be honest with you. this candidacy is the alternative to bernie. but hear me clear, bernie's train is on the way. i think it will be very difficult for biden to catch him tomorrow. i think if you think about the state's up for grabs, california and 400 plus delegates. texas 200 plus delegates. colorado, virginia, bernie has leads in most of the states. he has two in north carolina, but what biden hopes for is a repeat of african-american congressional districts where he can outperform the ticket. if he does well instead of looking at the state he's created a strategy around african-american congressional districts where bernie is looking at it as states and a hole. those two strategies will ha

daniel: saludos desde dallas. en quÉ situaciÓn estÁ la ciudad y tambiÉn menciona lo que ya habÍa adelantado el gobernador de texas, que se va a habilitar con 250 camas el centro de convenciones en el centro de la ciudad de dallas, para que los hospitales que se lleguen a quedar sin cupos, puedan tener a las personas enfermas. hay que recalcar que no estÁn saturados los hospitales en dallas, se trata de una medida de prevenciÓn por si esto llegase a suceder. en los prÓximos dÍas y semanas, la cifra de contagiados en dallas aumentarÁ considerablemente. otro problema en la ciudad es la falta de conciencia de algunos residentes en cuanto al distanciamiento social. el fin de semana vimos en algunos lados, en algunos senderos de la ciudad muy concurridos donde veÍamos a las personas como si fuera un fin de semana cualquiera, los parques abarrotados y el alcalde ha pedido que tengamos mÁs conciencia. Él no quiere cerrar los parques porque dice que los residentes tienen que tener conciencia antes de que Él tome esta decis

they were almost all from dallas. >> reporter: one of those lawyers from dallas, mark hasse an experienced prosecutor, a guy who lived his job. >> did you learn anything from him? >> oh, gosh, yes, of course. we would go to mark for almost everything. >> reporter: that's because mark had prosecuted some of the worst criminals in texas. >> he was tenacious. he was an intellectual. and he was very quick on his feet. alawyer with the department of justice. back in the 80s, he and mark hasse were young guns working in the organized crime section of the dallas da's office. >> mark was not afraid of taking on a fight. some of the defendants on some of the cases were -- were very bad people. and mark had the personality to stand in the breach and prosecute the worst of the worst. >> why did mark move out of dallas? >> he wanted a place where he had some room, so he bought a house on about eight acres. built a barn out there. he just loved being around animals and he loved the space. >> reporter: besides animals and wide-open spaces, mark had another passion -- flying. back in 1995, it almost kill

that includes harris county where i am, ha downtown houston, district like dallas and the dallas suburbs. there's no accident that that moderate endorsement palooza happened last night. all of the suburbs around dallas linking it to fort worth are going to be huge battle grounds. a vote rich place for joe biden. and to latino voters who make up 40% of the vote tonight. >> we have a real tight race so far down there. we'll see how it plays out. >> david plouffe was barack obama's campaign manager in 2008. how is it shaping up for biden, sanders, thank you for joining us. give us a sense of what's happening behind the scenes in this moderate -- >> moderate palooza. >> joe biden on saturday before we saw south carolina was down to his last political life. now he's having an absolute dream night. he's going to walk out of the south and the eastern part of tonight with a lot of delegates. the question is can bernie sanders catch up in california? last week we thought sanders might have a delegate lead of 150, 200. dramatic change. joe biden hasn't spent and if he struggled in debates, a lot o

a lawyer representing a dallas family spoke to. adela's relatives have joined a group of families that have taken boeing to courts they've filed a civil lawsuit for wrongful death expect that there will be justice for the end of the day. though in any way to cannot rip replace. those with the to the formulas that will last the deal once but i believe at the end of the truth be told. i'm confident boeing will be able to be held accountable. yes from the preliminary. information that we've heard this eyewitness are good to work. with up to the quick america determination in terms of the hook for the battle have been put. on make story takes us to the hague where the trial of a ugandan warlord is nearing its end. and a senior commander of the notorious lord's resistance army l r a faces 70 charges arising from a rain office here in northern uganda in the early 2000 today prosecutors at the international criminal court began reading their closing statements a verdict is expected in the coming months all talks are spawn and end of paula

biden here in dallas tonight. tulsi gabbard down the road in austin, texas campaigning. more than one million texas primary voters already cast their ballots before the rest of the state goes to the polls tomorrow. >> bill: thank you. the board right now. this is a delegates game. this is what we have done so far through 4 contests. buttigieg picked up 2 over bernie sanders in iowa. then up to new hampshire. this is how they broke down. buttigieg at 9. and bernie sanders at 9. they picked up a little bit there. we moved out to nevada here. sanders getting separation. 24 delegates in nevada to joe biden's 9 and buttigieg 3. in south carolina over the weekend on saturday, this is how it breaking news now. joe biden 50-50 -- 50-% and bernie sanders 20%. this is where the game will be played. on the national stage here. 1,991 the nomination is yours. how do you do that? that's what we look at tomorrow on super tuesday. this is the marker you need to go. the redline here. 1,991. this gold sliver is today. sanders at 56

el condado de dallas estÁ cambiando la manera de los sitios de conducciÓn para poder operar.o ha terminado como esencial, y deben seguir laborando pese a las decisiones de quedarse en casa. un trabajo que jocelyn hace desde hace cinco aÑos, y desde hace dÍas atrÁs dice que ha visto varios cambios. >> tenemos que estarnos lavando las manos ha seguido, cada vez que vamos al baÑo, notemos que tocar las puertas ni los pasamanos. cubrirnos la boca con el antebrazo. seguridad que ha expuesto el juez del condado de dallas para trovadores como ella, tienes en la medida de lo posible deberÁn mantener seis pies de distancia entre los trabajadores, no compartir lo que deben, y se les deberÁ proveer de agua y jabÓn, para que antes, durante y despuÉs de sus labores, se lave las manos. quizÁs el mayor cambio será que estos trabajadores se miran la temperatura ellos mismos en sus casas antes de salir al trabajo, de tener 99,6% mÁs, deberÁn quedarse en sus casas, para asegurarse doblemente, se le medirÁ la temperatura antes de iniciar la jornada laboral en sus Áreas de construcciÓn. sin emba

you, your my end and my beginning, even when i lose i'm winning ♪ >>> if you're out and about in dallass, you may want to stop at one very special coffee shop. as mireya villarreal reports, every cup is served up with more than a teaspoon of hope. >> hi, welcome in, guys. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine that a year ago, this bubbly barrista behind the counter at la la land cafe was struggling. what would have happened if you didn't work here? >> i would probably still be homeless. so i feel if this light never came into my life, i'd probably be suffering from depression. i would probably be trying to still make it on my own, probably on the streets somewhere. >> reporter: this dallas coffee shop has become a safe haven for kids aging out of the system like sierra notten and crystal lynn randall. >> i was a foster kid. dad didn't care about me. i had a whole big family. they didn't care about me. so i felt alone until la la land is my family. >> reporter: in texas alone, more than 1200 youth aged out of the system last year, and many end up on the streets. >> we're not in the business

that amarillod might grow up looking to dallas, denver, or houston. it is basically around the train system and the cattle industry that drew those two cities together. in the 1870's, cattle are being driven by the cowboys. they are walked across the plane. for example, longhorns were the best walking cattle. but they are not the best beef cattle. the railroad had cut to this area -- cut through this area. time, there was more shipping on the rails. by the time kansas city linked that railroad, the cattle market started really booming. we helped each other grow the cattle industry. other aspect is the culture and fashion. finding goods and services that were bringing sophistication back here. cowboys would go shopping. people can understand beyond this area. it is a regional history. we have a newspaper from kansas city. it is dated to the era. were oil26, there discovered in the town. there was a huge influx of investment money. what we have in this image is kansas city newspaper with the wonder city of the texas panhandle. citydea that this amarillo

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we have potential of nash flooding overnight one flash flood between the abilene and dallas area. these storms will roll through in the next two to three hours, should be gone by the time we get to the peak of the morning rush hour but during the day this storm's going to regenerate more storms this afternoon enhanced risk of severe weather. they'll get to dallas later on tonight and we do have a chance of ice latered tornadoes eveareo that cold air will move in lind the storm later on tonight leading to our snow tomorrow that's a look at your forecast >> bill, thank you >>> in today's quick hits former california republican representative duncan hunter has been sentenced to 11 months in federal prison for corruption charges. hunter pleaded guilty in december to stealing his campaign funds for personal use. >>> tom brady is headed to florida. he has agreed to sign with the tampa bay buccaneers after announcing he'll be leaving the new england patriots a team he has played with for two decades. the deal is believed to be worth roughly $30 million per year according to nfl network >

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we want to show you a live look now at the event going on in dallas. pete buttigieg, who also dropped out of the race over the weekend, appeared with joe biden at a separate event earlier this afternoon in support of biden. >> i am encouraging everybody who was part of my campaign to join me, because we have found that leader and soon to be president joe biden. >> pete villages said that joe biden would bring passion and empathy to the white house. >> are political reporter is more with all this just had a super tuesday.>>> what a quick transition from political opponents to rowling around the same guy. this race is shifting, and joe biden is gaining momentum. with the new endorsements from to judge call bashar and potentially beto o'rourke, the moderates of this race are coalescing behind biden in hopes of catching bernie sanders. have been speaking to surrogates all this week, and today we spoke to a key endorsement of biden. former u.s. sen. barbara boxer says she is concerned about democrats in the down ballot races at bernie sanders is the nominee

and they're serving it up at a cafe in dallas.mireya villarreal. >> hi, welcome in, guys. >> it's hard to imagine that a year ago this bubbly barista behind the counter at lalaland kind cafe was struggling. >> what would have happened if you didn't work here? >> i would probably still be homeless. so i feel like if this light never came into my life, i would probably be suffering from depression. i would probably trying to still make it on my own, probably on the street somewhere. >> this dallas coffee shop has become a safe haven for kids aging out of a system. in texas alone more than 1200 youth aged out of the foster system last year, and many end up on the streets. >> we are not in the business of coffee. we just serve coffee. we are definitely in the business of kindness. >> lalaland owner franois reihani created a program where they learn to make it in the real world. so far he's hired nine kids. >> our goals is open a thousand stores 10,000, whatever it is, and hire as many youth as possible. to show that we can as hospital

i'm doug dunbar reporting from dallas-fort worth tonight.h time for so many americans, but there are still no deal in the nation's capital to help those struggling in this severe health crisis and the economic fallout it has caused. today the confirmed number of cases in this country is 32,000. that is the highest in the world. at least 400 have died. we have correspondents around the country and overseas. we begin with nikole killion at the white house. >> reporter: this package is not only aimed at helping americans directly, but small businesses and hard-hit industries like the airlines, but all sides agree time is of essence. the white house and congress worked frantically sunday on a massive trillion dollar plus stimulus package. >> make no mistake about it. we'll be voting tomorrow. i mean, the wheel has to stop at some point. >> reporter: the senate tried to press ahead despite some democrats' objections. >> we're not here to create a slush fund for donald trump and his family. >> reporter: speaker nancy pelosi indicated the house may

i've had meetings, for example, with the ceos of the leading hospitals in dallas.nd we identified exactly how many beds we have come a ventilators we have come of the supplies we have et cetera. so we are prepared for this and i deployed the national guard. i'm ready for anything that may come. >> bill: what do you believe your hearing from the white house about the social distance orders? >> texas would seem to fit that category but how would that apply across your counsel? >> we had a telephone conference call the governors did with the president, the vice president and dr. burks yesterday where we discussed this concept, the president issued a letter letting us know there would be reevaluation for now pronounced next week with the guidelines established by cdc. so since the cdc issued guidelines for slow the spread for 15 days, texas has been following and applying at a minimum the guidelines established by the cdc. we will await with the new guidelines will show, and we may be adjusting what we are doing on the ground in texas based on the new guidelines that c

he is the guy people wanted to see in dallas to do.r. 19 years old. 21 points tonight. stethcurry, the corner 33 he had 21 off the bench and this goes into overtime. mark cuban liking it. luka doncic, the game changer from way out on the outer limits. 30 points. 17 rebounds. 10 assists. etriple-double and dallas is amn action for the first time in four months. he made it official today on social media. he is ready to go tomorrow night against the toronto raptors. giants and dodgers. still has a nice ring to it but the talent disparity is a little to deal with. this game was nationally up thr runs. now justin turner drilled in the hand. dodgers got to be concern about that. no, he is fine. comes up and rides it over and out. for the jack. two run homer. down the giants who are high lightless. check this out. cirque du soliel. >> wow! >> in sanin san deeggo. >> beautiful. >> defense help down the right field line. madison bumgarner gets taken deep. >> that is cirque du soliel -- >> those guys are absolutely -- >> incredible. >> beautiful

the leaning tower of dallas is finally demolished. say it ain't so. 11-story office building survived an implosion that was supposed to completely clear the site. the heaviest wrecking ball allowed by law didn't do much either. the building became an internet sensation and a local attraction. >> but a different shaped wrecking ball did the deed in dallas. >> and there she goes. >> look at that, and the tower came down 15 days later. >> the leaning tower of dallas watch is over. it's come to an end. >>> coming up next half hour, the happy ending for barbara corcoran. barely a week after the "shark tank" star was scammed out of nearly $400,000. how she said she managed to get her money back. >> but first, james lipton how he managed to loosen up some of the hollywood private stars. >> but first, james lipton how he managed to loosen up some of the hollywood private stars. babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. ♪ i'll follow you until you love me ♪ ♪ i'll follow you until you love me ♪ >>> james lipton wa

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michael: what are you seeing in the dallas district?ing you about the prospects? mr. kaplan: you are hearing a lot of things i think that we are hearing around the country. small businesses are worried about survival. that is probably true of even small and medium-sized businesses, where they have mapped a lot of scenarios, but never mapped a scenario where literally, they were asked to shut down and revenue just stopped. ,here's a lot of great concern particularly among small businesses, about whether they can make it to the other side, even with the loan assistance we are talking about. for even bigger businesses, depending on what industry they are in, we are also having the same discussion. they are just trying to assess how to manage their people, how to protect people, but also how to manage their business during eriod where revenue is dramatically declined. the big other issue we deal with in texas that most states are not is energy. we had, in addition to the coronavirus, and unprecedented energy shock that happened about two or

she will go to dallas tonight to endorse joe biden. politico and reuters reporting that mayor pete buttigieg who also got out of the race last night, he will endorse joe biden and former senator harry reid will also endorse joe biden. our panel. guy benson. and a fox news contributor and here with me the found of election betting. mo, tell me about how quickly joe biden seems to be consolidating support. >> politics is a business about momentum. he had an incredibly resounding victory. a political shallacing. this is the moment that people who are not comfortable with bernie sanders have been looking for. the momentum will pick up. tomorrow will be the big question. how he does with michael bloomberg in the race who is positioning himself to be a spoiler. but if biden comes out of these states tomorrow and be right there with bernie sanders in the delegate race, i think you will see more of this momentum moving forward. >> maxxum, what happened the last 24 hours with the betting odds? >> well, amy klobuchar dropping out. biden is ahead

she's a woman who knows how to get things done for the people of dallas. and she leaves nobody behind. look, the days of donald trump's divisiveness will soon be over. i guarantee you, we can build a more perfect union because the american people have now seen the alternative. folks, there's two way people get inspired. they get inspired by great leaders like lincoln and roosevelt and kennedy and obama -- thank you. but they also get inspired by very bad leaders. i really mean it. i really mean it. this president has sort of ripped the band aid off, exposed just how venal he has become and how he has literally, literally strangled the life out of the republican party. so, folks, we've got a shot. this is bigger than whether a democrat wins. this is about restoring the character of america, not a joke. [ applause ] because we've been damaged all over the world. we've been damaged badly. his embrace of thugs and dictators, his way he treats our military and talks about them. the way he demeans people. ladies and gentlemen, and at home, he's never done anythi

vice president. >> dallas! can you hear me? dallas. denten, colin, anybody from the rio grand valley. far west texas and el paso. the panhandle. long view. and east texas. on behalf of everyone of the 254 counties of this great state, we welcome dr. jill biden and vice president joe biden. [ speaking foreign language ] ladies and gentlemen, tomorrow, march 3, 2020, i will be casting me ballot for joe biden. it's the right thing to do. let me tell you why. we need somebody who can beat donald trump. the man in the white house today poses an existential threat to this country. to democracy. to free and fair elections. and we need somebody who can beat him and in joe biden we have that man. we have someone who is the antithesis of donald trump. joe biden is decent, he's kind, he's caring, he's emp thetic. i don't know if you saw this last week, the vice president was at a town hall in south carolina. and dr. reverend thompson came up to the microphone and talked about losing his wife. in south carolina in 2015. and joe biden listened to h

i watched him in dallas, laura.y kind of dragged him out there, he shuffles i would come turns it on, and then he goes flat fearful you wonder why isn't the audience crackling? where is the excitement? it's all generated, it's not real. and i think audiences and voters down the line are going to see this more and more. one of the reasons there is such a half-hearted response to biden's because his democratic supporters are concerned about his mental state. as they told me outside the rally in dallas, these are his supporters on monday. >> concerns about joe biden's mental acuity. >> i'm 20 years younger than biden, even i have slips. >> very concerning. when he's getting softball thrown at him and he can't answer the question, it's getting rougher. the hard times haven't even started. >> does the mental acuity thing concern you? >> that's one of the reasons why i could not vote with my conscience for joe biden. >> this is not going to work, laura. he is going to have a rough time opposite donald trump. this is a lit

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.>>> joe biden is holding a rally in dallas texas where he is expected to gain two endorsements. this is a live look right now. it is about to get underway. once it does begin we will bring it live. >>> right now look at our top stories at 5:30 pm. the number of coronavirus cases in the bay area now stands at 23. that includes a new case in sonoma county. a local state of emergency is declared. today new cases in san mateo and santa clara. both patients became infected from unknown origins. >>> a shakeup on the eve of super tuesday. amy klobuchar and pete the judge dropped out of the race. and are expected to back former vice president joe biden. more than 1300 delegates are up for grabs tomorrow in 14 different states including california. >>> we know the motive behind a hit and run in burlingame. investigators say the 18-year- old driver ran into a group of young teenagers after he thought they put dog feces inside his car. these weren't the kids who did it. one of the teenagers is in critical condition. the driver is facing attempted homicide charges. >>> the coronavirus washi

things out >> reporter: a test for everyone now facing an uncertain future morgan chesky, nbc news, dallas. >> this hits home. my teenage remembers out tomorrow for at least two weeks. a lot of parents are wondering can kids go outside when they're home and have play dates >> getting outside is good for them because they get fresh air, as long as they practice that

i'm doug dunbar reporting from cbs 11 news in dallas-fort worth.ring new numbers in the coronavirus pandemic. today marks one month since the recorded death in the united states. since then the death toll has now surged to more than 2300. confirmed cases top 135,000 and counting. cbs news correspondents are covering all aspects of our national emergency. we'll begin tonight with nikole >> reporter: monday marks the end of the white house's coronavirus guidelines, but some officials, including within the administration, believe more time is needed. as president trump convened his coronavirus task force, stark new projections from some of its key members about the toll the pandemic could take on the united states. >> i would say between 100,000 and 200,000 cases. but i don't want to be held to that because it's -- excuse me, deaths. >> no state, no metro area will be spared. >> reporter: the warnings come as the president deliberated over rolling back cdc guidelines to slow the spread of the virus. >> as the president fiddles, people are dying, and w

pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar and beto o'rourke who dropped out of the race months ago joined him in dallas to offer their the dorsements. take a listen to the events. >> i'm looking for a leader. i'm looking for a president who will draw out what is best in each of us, and i'm encouraging everybody who is part of my campaign to join me because we have found that leader in vice president and soon to be president joe biden. >> i look over at pete during the debates and i think, you know, that's a beau because he has such enormous character, such intellectual capacity and such a commitment to other people. >> joe biden has dedicated his life to fighting for people, not for the rich and powerful but for the mom, for the farmer, for the dreamer, for the veteran. >> the man in the white house today poses an existential threat to this country, to our democracy, to free and fair elections. and we need somebody who can beat him and in joe biden woo have that man. >> most americans don't want the promise of a revolution. they want results. they want a revival of decency, honor and character. >> now

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. >> dallas. dallas. denton. collin. anybody from the rio grande valley. far west texas and el paso. lubbo lubbock, amarillo. on behalf of every 1 of the 254 counties of this great state, we welcome dr. jill biden and joe biden. [ speaking spanish ] ladies and gentlemen, tomorrow, march 3rd, 2020, i will be casting my ballot for joe biden. and let me tell you why. we need somebody who can beat donald trump. >> the man in the white house today, poses an existential threat to this country, to our democracy, to free and fair elections. we need somebody who can beat him. in joe biden, we have someone that can is the antithesis in donald trump. he is caring and everyompatheti. the vice president was at a town hall in south carolina. and dr. -- reverend anthony thompson, talked about losing his wife in 2015. and joe biden listened to him, with his eyes closed so he could concentrate on that every, single word that man said. he spoke back to him with compassion and the power to he'l heal. he wanted to heal that man. for someone that lives in el paso, texas, where

on the trail with biden in dallas. >> reporter: on the eve of super tuesday, joe biden in texas tryingo project strength and unity. it's been quite the turn of events for joe biden, starting with the decisive victory in south carolina. and now he's trying co ales the moderate support and beto o'rourke, who dropped out months ago, joined him in dallas. >> i'm looking for a leader, i'm looking for a president who wdrw out what is best in each of us. er for i'm asking you to join that because we have found that in the former vice president, soon to be president joe biden. >> when i look at pete in the debates, i think that's a bo, because he has such intellectual capacity and commitment to other people. >> joe biden has dedicated his life to fighting for people. not for the rich and fouerful but for the mom, the farmer, for the dreamer, for the roten are. >> the man in the white house poses an existential threat to this country, to our democracy to free and fair elections. and we need somebody who can beat him and in joe biden we have that man. >> most don't want the promise of a revoluti

hello, dallas. as my mom would say, i apologize for my back. i promise i'll have yours. folks, amy, thank you, thank you thank you. you know, i want to make clear something, i can't tell you how much her endorsement the senators endorsement means to me. it's great to see her family and john and her brilliant daughter. who is with her. and from the moment klobuchar announced her presidency in that snowstorm, it wasn't hard to see she had the grit and determination to do anything she set her mind to. she knows how to get things done. she really does. that's why amy has never lost. and she's not losing now. you'll hear a lot from amy klobuchar. for a long time. that's why she's one of the most effective senators in the united states senate. her campaign was all about what we can get done. how to make america better every day in simple straightforward ways. folks, the story that amy tells about that person who roosevelt as the train went by, she believes. and that notion that i didn't know the president but he knew me. let me tell you something, it