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ed. ed: lucas, thank you. noted, just one day before the president heads to the capitol and delivers his annual state of the union address. kevin cork is live in west palm beach, florida, near where the president is spending the weekend. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: you're right, listen, no public events planned for the president today. given the brevity of time between now and delivery, it's a pretty good bet that he's going to spend a fair amount of time working on that state of the union address which is coming up on tuesday. i think it's fair to say all work and no play makes jack a dull boy or at least the old saying goes. the president echoed that when he said he was getting a little exercise this morning as he made his way out to the links. the theme of the speech will be the great american comeback. the president will lay out a vision of relentless optimism and expect him to touch on about five major issues, he's going to talk about the blue collar boom, something we have heard a great deal about,

. >> ed: great story, bret, great to see you right now. this is the story and it gives a clear picture in the nomination taking on president trump and speaker nancy pelosi says there is way any of them will lose come november. >> i can't even envision a story when he would be reelected. >> ed: may be the same prediction. >> he's not going to be president, he is not, donald trump is not going to be the president of the united states. >> ed: guaranteed, degradation came just a few moments before and moments a many change the course. >> you could put half of trump supporter's into what i call the basket of deplorables. right? the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it. >> ed: later admitted she gave the president a political gift and put so much money to the campaign and far more than her opponent and should be the hero to save the nation from mr. trump. it sounds like the establishment democrats now looking at former new york city michael bloomberg and the white knight ready to save democracy this time around just

good morning, i'm ed henry. >> sandra: doesn't feel like a monday, it's not so bad. >> ed: right in the thick of it. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith, the former vice president seems confident his firewall in south carolina will help and propel pass bernie sanders. take it to the bank. >> ed: >> yes. >> you are relying on african-americans to carry that victory, right? >> in large part, yes. >> ed: peter doocy live in columbia, south carolina. speech where the open primaries five days away. hey, peter. >> good morning ahmed and sandra. african america voters make up about 60% of the democratic primary electorate here. that's the reason joe biden has referred to south carolina as his firewall. although now that the contest is here, he is kind of changing his tune. >> south carolina is your firewall. >> you said it's my firewall. i never said -- >> it's been your firewall. >> i said i'm going to do well there and i will do well there and i will do will be on there, as well. >> it's been an open primary, which means republicans can vote on the democratic side if they want to. that adds a new dy

i'm ed henry. this is "the story." to declare today that democratic officials are again rigging the system t take the nomination away from bernie sanders a second time. as democrats grow increasingly skittish that the prospect of a democratic socialist taking over. a problem for the rest of the 2020 field tonight. joe biden so desperate for money right now that he left south carolina yesterday to make a dash for campaign cash right here in new york with wall street titans and the one time frontrunner was greeted by protesters telling them that his time is up. >> skip south carolina! go home early! >> ed: amy klobuchar now getting more scrutiny and explaining why she called for the government too, guess what, build a fence along the southern border back in 2006. politico says elizabeth warren briefly the frontrunner on the ropes explaining why democrats might be feeling the burn. >> we are getting the establishment just a little bit nervous. they look around and they think, my god, people are beginning to stand up and f

. >> ed: i'm ed henry. a presidential journey filled with colorful ceremonies and intense negotiations. state banquet about to get underway. we'll go live after the president and first lady meet with india's president at his official residence. president trump is talking about addressing a wide range of questions in a long news conference and trade deal. >> president trump: we had a great time. we had great meetings. we discussed at great lengths terrorism and i think we have some very good ideas. he is very, very strongly against terrorism. prime minister modi is a very religious man, a very calm man, but a very, very strong person. very tough. we also talked about tariffs because as you know, india is probably the highest tariffed nation in the world meaning charging tariffs to outsiders. i said we have to stop that. we have to stop at least as it pertains to the united states. i think we're understanding each other. >> sandra: chief white house correspondent john roberts is traveling with the president a

. >> ed: i'm ed henry, good to see you. the headline in the post sums it up. party bashers, the lion's shares at those attacks directed at bernie sanders and michael bloomberg as several campaigns fight for their political lives. >> you are hearing it here tonight. the ideas i'm talking about are radical. they're not. >> that's why russia is helping you get elected so you'll lose to him. >> imagine spending the better part of 2020 with bernie sanders versus donald trump. >> bernie hasn't passed much of anything. i'm not out of time. you spoke over time and i'm going to talk. here is the deal. here is the deal. >> bernie and i agee on a lot of things but i think i will make a better president than bernie. i dug in, did the work, and bernie's team trashed me for it. >> we can get the bold, progressive things done without having someone so alienating that we'll turn off the voters. >> this conversation shows a huge risk for the democratic party. >> ed: risk indeed. griff jenkins has more on the highlights and low lights from charleston, this morning. >> good morn

. >> ed: i'm ed henry. the big day in new hampshire. candidates crisscrossing the state trying to get out their message. new hampshire known for making decisions late. any of the candidates could surge ahead. >> sandra: not just democrats that are in town. president trump landing and holding a massive rally last night. >> president trump: with your help on november 3 we'll defeat the radical socialist democrats. we're going to win new hampshire in a landslide. >> this is our shot, our only shot to defeat donald trump. let's make sure we use that power to bring about the change we need to see. >> this turnout tells me why we're going to win here in new hampshire. why we're going to win the democratic nomination and why we are going to defeat the most dangerous president in the modern history of america. >> president trump: they always talk about the democrats they have enthusiasm, right? we have so much more enthusiasm than them it's not close. >> we've lost the respect of much of the world. i'll be damned if i stand by and lose this cou

ed? >> ed: back to the democratic debate, michael bloomberg facing attacks from all side. look at "the new york post," summing it up with this cover. "black and bloom." dan henninger is "the wall street journal" editorial page deputy editor. good morning to you. that post sums it up. "the huffington post" said "bloomberg terminal," making fun of the machines by suggesting his political health is no terminal. the bloomberg stock is down. is he out? >> he is far from out, ed. they had to attack him because he did in blanketing the country with all these ads. he has now spent over $300 million, and in some of the state polls like in oklahoma he is in the lead. all of the sudden he has risen as they had to go after mike bloomberg because he has more powe firepower than the ots did. as my friend said last night in the debate, mike bloomberg unfortunately brought a wallet to a knife fight. >> ed: that's a good way to put it. we finally have the battle joined about socialism versus capitalism, a

. >> ed: i'm ed henry. president trump insisting the u.s. is prepared as the infection continues to spread. now topping 83,000 cases all around the world. here at home california ground zero for the illness. the state monitoring more than 8,000 people. that's right, 8,000 people as officials investigate the first domestic case of unknown origin. >> we are not overreacting nor underreacting to the understandable anxiety many people have as it relates to this novel virus. >> it is natural to feel concerned but i want people in california that we've planned for this public health event. our goal is to take every precaution to protect california's health and safety. >> it will disappear. like a miracle it will disappear. from our shores it could get worse before it gets better. maybe go away. we'll see what happens. >> ed: jonathan hunt is up early. the latest from los angeles. good morning, jonathan. >> good morning to both of you. two major developments here in california that make the state the center of focus for the fight to contain the vir

julie and ed. >> thank you so much, ed. >> ed: rod blagojevich joining 10 others granted clemency including bernie kerik, mike milken known as the junk bond king. let's bring in guy benson. good morning to you. you hear the criticism of the president immediately. some of that is reflexive practically no matter what he does. do his critics not realize that criminal justice reform has been at the center of what he has been doing? >> it's a huge part of his list of accomplishments. we saw that super bowl ad touting the legislation he signed into law and i think overall, having some leniency and looking at commutations and certain pardons is the appropriate thing for a president to do for those who deserve it. i do want to say. i lived in illinois and in chicago when all the blagojevich stuff went down. it is hard to think of someone less deserving in my opinion of that type of grace than blagojevich. when rod blagojevich ran for governor of illinois, three of the previous six governors had gone to prison. so he ran as a reformer on ethics. then he became the fourth of seven governors of illino

. >> ed: i am ed henry. 100% of precincts reporting in iowa, the final tally showing a dead heat between pete buttigieg and bernie sanders. somehow, both sides claiming victory. >> for us, this is a campaign that a year ago a lot of people were questioning why we're even making the attempt went to see over the course of that year having started with four people, a state that has never been told what to do and we've got to earn every vote. >> i think we are the strongest campaign to defeat the most dangerous president in modern america history and we intend to do that. >> ed: meanwhile, the dnc chairman was a completely canvassing of the state after a number of vote counting and lengthy delay that keeps on going, has the latest for des moines. >> given that razor-thin margin and want to declare a winner but if you look at the numbers from the iowa democratic party, it is pete buttigieg by her nose in it may be drawing emphasis and be drawn to a close. you saw an obviously frustrated dnc chair tweet on enough is enough and that's following the revelations of screw ups tabulating the result

ifm owe sandra smith. >> ed: i'm ed henry. could it happen? clinton would consider it saying she wants back in. bloomberg firing back as 2020 rivals put a target squaurly on his back. >> they talk about helping public schools. i raised graduation rates by more than 40%. they talk about helping healthcare. in new york i cut the uninsured by 40%. >> ed: our a-team is standing by with fresh analysis. first we're in washington with the details with mark. >> michael bloomberg is considering hillary clinton as a potential running mate. fox asked bloomberg campaign about it. they didn't confirm it or dismiss it. they told us we are focused on the primary and debate. not vp speculation. a potential bloomberg/clinton ticket is getting a lot of reaction, some smiles, eye rolls, even clinton was asked about the possibility of being a vp candidate not specific to bloomberg a few days ago and what she told ellen degeneres. >> if someone asks you to be vice president would you do it? >> well, that's not going to happen. but no. i never say never because i d

ed and julie. >> ed: thank you. >> julie: fox news alert now.eliberations in the harvey weinstein rape trial as the man who was once among the most powerful in hollywood waits to learn his fate. the jury asking the judge a whole lot of questions yesterday. we have a live report from the courthouse next. near 50-year lows. one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 every year. and once you refinance, the savings are automatic. thanks to your va streamline refi benefit, at newday there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. activate your va benefit now. one call can save you $2000 every year. >> ed: a 33-year-old california man arrested for allegedly pointing a laser at a pilot multiple times. the pilot had to put the aircraft on autopilot until regaining control of the plane. thankfully he appears to have suffered no lasting damage to his eyes. the suspect christopher larson, now facing charges of felony charge and federal code violation. scary situation. >> julie: not smart. fox news alert day four of verdict watch i

>> ed: fast and furious. >> sandra: a brand-new mug. >> ed: i love that. like mugs on the site. at the room i heard. i will try and nail it down today. there's a new sheriff around here and we like mugs! [laughter] we love him. watch him at 3:00. >> sandra: thanks for watching us. we'll be back here tomorrow morning. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert, we are just hours away from a verdict in the senate impeachment trial of president trump where the president is selected to be quite a number of articles. this, after tension boiled over during last night's state of the union address. the president appearing to reject speaker pelosi's outstretched hand. however, he did not shake the vice president's hand, either. so it's not immediately clear if he noticed pelosi's gesture, or anybody's. democratic congresswomen dressing in white, protesting what they call the trump administration's immoral and misogynistic policies. democrats could also be heard groaning and booing during

. >> ed: i'm ed henry. the news about this case in northern california coming amid growing concern around the world. the number of confirmed people sick topping 82,000. the outbreak rattling markets this morning. dow futures lower again. the president looking to ease some concerns at his news conference. watch. >> president trump: the number one priority from our led outside the united states recently and has not knowingly been in co >> we are a family here in milwaukee, and this is unthinkable for us. i've had a chance to speak to some of the employees that were here when i arrived, and i would like to thank them for their bravery. and it really is very important that we keep them all close in the days and weeks that are coming. >> that is the grieving president speaking about yesterday's shooting rampage in the facility in milwaukee. police now say the gunman, who was an employee, killed five coworkers before turning the gun on himself. our correspondent, matt finn, scrambled and got there very quickly. h

. >> ed: good morning, i'm ed henry. after the dnc change you had rules and he is now in second place nationally behind bernie sanders. joe biden has dropped further. various 2020 rivals ramp up their attacks on bloomberg ahead of the debate. >> mr. bloomberg, like anybody else, has a right to run for president. he does not have a right to buy the presidency. especially after being mayor of new york and having a racist stop and frisk policy. especially after opposing -- imagine, a multi-billionaire opposing a raise in the minimum wage. >> ed: peter doocy is live in las vegas this morning where early voting has already begun. good morning, peter. >> good morning. michael bloomberg had been insisting he wasn't going to debate as long as the dnc required to reach a certain number of donors to qualify. the dnc insisted they wouldn't change that rule. but the dnc did change the rule. now michael bloomberg is set for his first debate with his campaign manager telling us a few minutes ago our crowds continue to grow and our coa

. >> ed: fox news alert.teend on a cruise ship. the death toll climbing in china. the race to contain the deadly virus coming up. president trump unveiling the 4.4 trillion dollar budget. ross vought is joining us, our headliner today. he joins us straight ahead. >> president trump: our nation is in the midst of the single greatest comeback. i heard china will take over the largest economy in 2019. we're so far ahead now. we became a rocket ship. >> ed: good morning. fox news alert. the final countdown in new hampshire as the 2020 democrats make their final push for votes. i'm ed henry. >> sandra: here we are new hampshire. i'm sandra smith. the candidates crisscrossing across the state. a tight race at the top between bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. he is trying to capitalize on momentum from iowa firing up supporters at a rally yesterday. >> are you ready to reach out to everybody you know and call them into that movement that will turn the page? are you ready for that sunrise where donald trump's presid

he is trying abolish that. >> ed: how does your part to get of this? >> let's also be clear, we just saw today it was reported that one of the administration officials from national security testified that once again russia is trying to help donald trump win the election and of course we saw the director of national intelligence removed for saying that. i apologize, i was wrong to make that reference to real housewives. >> ed: your response. >> this is the problem the democrats have come a word salads that do not address any of the issues, turning to sniping sexism and get caught, it's not what the american people want, we are all better than this, we deserve more than this, whether it's this one from last week or the one that's coming up, if the american people watch the democrats as a present will point out are only gazing at their own navel and only focused on condemning people who are successful, condemning farmers, condemning people who might have to take a shower at the end of each day because of the work they do, it moves through identity politi

i'm ed henry.rosecutors this week over their sentencing recommendation for roger stone. >> the doj then publicly overruling those regulations sparking criticism from democrats who allege the president was exerting political influence over the department. the ag saying that's just not true. >> i made a decision that i thought was fair and reasonable in this particular case and wants to tweet occur to come up the que >> i think it's time to stop the tweeting about the department of justice criminal case. to have public statements and tweets, and it made it impossible to do my job. >> as shocked as he may have been by the reprimand, the president took to tweeter quoting bar saying "the president has never asked me to do anything in a criminal case" attorney general barr. that does not mean i don't have as president the legal right to do so, i do. but i so far have chosen not to. that tweet surely chose to draw fire on capitol hill where democrats today are turning the heat up on what they say is polit

. >> ed: i'm ed henry. we're here for the main event. 2020 democrats making their final pitch to voters all weekend long zigzaging across iowa. a win could mean momentum for the fight for the democratic nomination to face off against president trump who takes the stage tomorrow night in the state of the union. >> this is the time to come up with the big solutions and get out there and fight for them. >> this is the campaign where the working class of america is going to say loud and clear enough is enough! >> i'm reluctant to give him any nicknames. he loves giving people nicknames usually derogatory. i have a nickname. former president donald trump. >> we're going to build a beautiful blue wall around these states and we'll make donald trump pay for it. >> as a moment like this history has taught us we can't take the risk of meeting a new challenge by falling back on the familiar. >> sandra: griff jenkins kicking off coverage here in des moines this morning. chilly morning. good morning. >> it is indeed. g

. >> ed: i am ed henry. glad to be back home in with you. a 14th key is now confirmed here in the u.s., the patient among the hundreds evacuated from china, now an american couple is describing what it's like being quarantined on the diamond princess cruise ship off the coast of japan for a week now. >> just got tested for the coronavirus in our cabin o on te diamond princess. >> we are definitely concerned. >> the workers have a mask and gloves on when they pass us a meal and then we try to wash her hands before we eat it just to eliminate any kind of germs that we can possibly. to mike benjamin hall is tracking all of this live from london this morning. >> there has been some optimism that some cases were cooling off in the situation was getting better, saw about 2,000 new cases in the last few days and then this dramatic increase over the last 24 hours. 15,000 new cases bring in the worldwide total to 61,500 new deaths. china says this big number as a result of the new methodology to diagnose new cases. now permitting to diagnose on the s

ed?the morning at a prayer breakfast going after dishonest and corrupt people, he said, who went after his family, went after him. we thought maybe he would be a little bit, you know... restrained there. and that he'd really let it out here. but he let it out this morning. it'll be interesting what he says now. >> sandra: the press secretary said he'll be speaking with humility, with honesty. so we will hear from the president and just a moment. stay tuned. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> melissa: fox news alert, we are awaiting president trump, set to adjust the nation after his son impeachment acquittal yesterday on mostly party line vote. the lone g.o.p. defector was senator mitt romney, drained democrats to vote to convict on abuse of power charge. but voting with republicans to acquit the president on obstruction of congress. the white house saying the impeachment ended in "full vindication and exoneration," but suggesting the president is far from ready to move on. >> he and the

thank you, ed.department of homeland security now confirming to fox news that the delay in the iowa caucus results was not a cyber attack by the debacle during the first is now raising concerns for other states planning to use apps during the election cycle. gillian turner is following all of that from capitol hill this morning. >> good morning to you. so the iowa caucus debacle overnight taking a turn this morning. cyber security experts now ringing alarm bells not just about iowa, but about what this malfunction really is going to mean for future caucuses nationwide. acting secretary of homeland security told fox news just a short while ago and the issue in iowa last night did not stem from a hack. take a listen. >> no one hacked into it so this is a stress overload issue as well as a reporting issue we are seeing. what i would say he is given the amount of scrutiny that we have on election security these days, this is a concerning event. the ghost of the public confidence of our elections. >> the

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point of "new york times" op-ed was this. i don't understand why there aren't more mitt romneys in the senate. i talked to former republican colleagues that were never trumpers two years ago. >> talking philosophically. >> talking pragmatically. >> look at the kind of support he has. >> how did that support solidify? a lot of former colleagues were never trumpers, they fall into rationalization. they say what you said. i don't like his tweets, tax cuts are good, deregulation is good, but mostly they live in fear of him. they're afraid he is going to tweet something viral about them or that he is going to stand up a primary against them and they live in fear. >> okay. that being the case, congressman jolly, doesn't the president's conduct as the punisher in chief work? >> it does. but listen, we also have 23 republican senators on the ballot in 2020 as well, most who should go to defeat based on lack of leadership. there are times in politics where it is okay to be jean yal, and times we have to judge moral leadership of the p

because you addressed this in the op-ed. and you write, in private many of my republican colleagues agree that the president is reckless and unfit. they admit his lies. they acknowledge what he did was wrong. they know he's done things nixon never did. they know more damning evidence is likely to come out. help us because you are a member of the senate. then why are you saying all of them are terrified? it's only about re-election? or all of them romney excluded? >> i don't know that it's all of them. i didn't talk to all of them. i talked to enough republicans, through the whole trump presidency but especially the last few weeks. you see the fears in the eyes of them. they fear fox television turning on them. they fear right wing radio going after them. they fear trump tweeting about them and calling them a name that sticks. they fear him coming into their states and campaigning against them. as i said in that op-ed in "the times" earlier in the week, it took me back to when i voted against the iraq war. it took me back to

america's newsroom co-anchor ed henry has more.gh the snowy sidewalks of new hampshire dates back exactly 100 years when the state officially got its first in the nation primary status almost accidentally after indiana moved it voting back to may. >> when it comes to crunch time, it's up to us. ed: it was former new hampshire governor john so knew knew who famously quipped that while iowa picks corn, his state actually picks presidents. though that has not always turned out to be true. >> and new hampshire is not the kind of place to let iowa or anybody else tell you what to do. ed: barack obama found that out the hard way in 2008 after a shocking iowa win that catapulted him nationally, he lost to hillary clinton in the granite state. after she won plaudits for showing emotion at a coffee shop and opening up like she had not before. >> this is very personal for me. it's not just political, it's not just public. ed: of course, obama won the presidency anyway without new hampshire. and eight years later clinton lost this primary to

to bob face, greystar real estate, and ed hammond -- bob faith, greystar real estate, and ed hammond. is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." the impact of the coronavirus being felt globally. our is taking a hit at its showpiece -- barcelona is taking a hit as its showpiece tech show is canceled due to concerns. joining us for her first many view -- her first interview as minister of foreign affairs is laya.s arancha minister, congratulations on your new role. isiously, the first big task to deal with the coronavirus. the decision was made to cancel in barcelona this year. how do you anticipate coronavirus will affect the economy of spain? >> i think what we have to do at the moment is keep calm and follow the instructions coming from the world health organization and the european union. we think that if we do that, we will have a good chance of managing coronavirus. and get toobate worried or too hysterical, it is going to have an impact. it is not necessarily what health authorities are telling us. w

i did recently conduct a survey of special ed teachers.had 150 reply, that's one out of three classroom teachers, special ed teachers teaching students. 66 percent of them cannot meet the needs of students on their caseloads, as many as 78 percent of sites are not meeting services on the i.e.p.s, 48 percent of the teachers were not able to implement the dyslexia intervention because their caseload is too large to serve all students. another 22 percent said they needed more training and another 23 percent reported the department has not met with admin to formulate an implementation plan yet. also yesterday -- or last week at the committee of a whole there was what i think is a mistake in reporting of the average caseload for sfusd, it was reported at 16, it's actually 22 for elementary. i did the calculations last night. [applause] >> good evening. i'm steven riley, teacher at jefferson elementary. i would like to speak to the amount of time that is required for a special ed teacher to deliver intensive structured literacy interventions. ac

acts in your op-ed that are not correct they will fact-check that. so i make these op-ed films ere i'm esenting the facts as they are, but then my opinion -- the facts are right. my opinion may n be right. i think it's right 'cause it's my opinion, but i may not be right. a>> you have to admit the people who have disputed many of the -- the facts in yours. documentar >> well, people don't like the facts, and so then they dispute them. >> the fact that the cia trained osama bin laden, for example. that was fact-checke >> yeah, the cia -- >> no, the cia funded the actually train osa laden.'t big difference. >> well, he was one of the leaders of it. and you can't get around that by saying, "we gave money tohe mujahideen," which he's a part of andne of the leaders of, and say, "oh, no, we had nothing to do with osama bin laden." >> well, i don't know.er the fact-checame back an said that was a stretch. >> he's an unintended consequence of the ft that -- >> that's closer. that's closer fact. >> before you assassinate the top general of a country, you shou

joining us to discuss is ed ludlow. good news for tesla. so important for them to get this factory up and running? ed: tesla's ambition is to build vehicles where the customers are. tesla produced 360,000 cars last year, but those cars, someone to china, some to the european union, some to other markets. this is something that elon musk talked about in the last earnings call competitive simply silly to build all the cars in fremont and ship them all over the world when they could be building them where the customers are. it makes them regulat ory-compliant in those areas. they have the shanghai factory come the second-biggest market behind the u.s. europe is growing, with 70% revenue growth in china, 60% revenue growth in the netherlands and norway and germany. they want to streamline the production process where the customers actually are. emily: and the goal is to produce, what, half a million cars? ed: the aim this year's 500,000, which seems like a big jump from the 60,000. emily: we would expect no less from elon musk. ed: another way

a newnn guest is a sanders supporter, a cnn op-ed contributor.xplained how you once supported the libertarian party. take us through this, how did you come to support a candidate like bernie sanders from being a libertarian? >> well, briana, thanks for having me. this sort of march left ward makes perfect sense if you think about nevada. i'm from here. i'm from the rurals. we have a long history of libertarianism where we support lgbtq rights. we believe in marijuana legalization, all the social issues match up very in this case -- nicely with what happened on the left. what i discovered in my own life, i grew up in nevada and now i live in reno where the housing collapse just decimated us. the government came in, they had all this money, well, in 2008 we're going to give billions of dollars to who? banks to bail us out and i realized then we already live in a very sort of government controlled socialist economy, but it's available for those people that already have money, right? the rest of us can just pound sand or suffer or go off and die earl

so, ed, the trump administration has announced i.c.e.s are being deployed to several sanctuary cities. what's this about? >> well, it's about continuing the administration's push to more strictly enforce immigration policy, and of course the president's 2016 campaign pledge to crack down on illegal immigration in the country. the fact that this is coming now will raise suspicions in the states of california, illinois, new york, especially where this is happening. other parts of the country as well. and the fact that it's coming a few weeks before, for example, the california primary where democrats will be campaigning could very well quickly become a campaign issue for them. >> as for the democrats, ed, how does the focus of the candidates change now that we're less than a week out from the nevada caucus? >> it's incredible how just shifting attention to a different state can change the topics of conversation. immigration of course is a major topic of concern in nevada. joe biden and others admitting now that some of the things the obama

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ed: he is.er side of that argument is any one of those six and national polls head2head beats him. threeey beat him by points, nine points, and that could change in the campaign. give donald trump his due. in my judgment, he has been a disastrous president, but he is a very good campaigner because he is able to deflect onto his opponent. if he has an opponent, he is very good at making the opponent the issue. if he can do that, he will win. but donald trump is a loose cannon, no one can predict how he will act. gave bernie sanders -- give bernie sanders some credit for being a true believer in what he says. he will campaign that way all the way to the end. i think his authenticity will gain him some approval, but he will be a big target. donald trump started to use the socialist label in this year's state of the union address. he will talk about socialism. that is all you will hear as far as the candidates. david: great to have you on with us, governor. former pennsylvania governor ed rendell. c

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, ed, thank you. and there's a lot more for the cadidates to debate, so a reminder, gayle king and i will be in charleston, south carolina, moderating that next presidential democratic debate. as i mentioned, that's tuesday night beginning at 8:00 eastern, right here on cbs. break news just coming in. let's to go to the cbs news desk for the latest details. >> reporter: norah we're learning police aced an idaho mother of two children who had not been seen since september. police said they were missing. she and husband chad turned up recently in hawaii. police on island of kauai charged her with two fonyd nonsupport of her two children. she was also charged with resisting or obstructing officers and contempt of court. she missed a deadline in january to bring her children to authorities in idaho. they both have previous spouses who died under suspicious circumstances, according to authorities. they were island hopping around hawaii amid concerns about why there had not yet been an arrest. valo will att

cbs news political correspondent ed o'keefe joins me now from our washington bureau.ed, the trump administration has announced ice agents are being deployed to several so- called sanctuary cities. what's this about? >> reporter: well, it's about continuing the administration's push to more strictly enforce immigration policy and the president's 2016 campaign pledge to crack down on illegal immigration in the country. so the fact that this is coming now, will raise suspicions in the states of california, illinois, new york, especially where this is happening. other parts of the country as well. and the fact that it is coming just a few weeks before, for example, the california primary where democrats will be campaigning could very quickly become a campaign issue for them. >> quijano: as for the democrats, ed, how does the focus of the candidates change now that we're less than a week out from the nevada caucus? >> reporter: it's incredible how just shifting attention to a different state can change the topics of conversation. immigration reform of course is a major top

we are now in richmond with ed's image from trevor gordon. edward: i didn't really have to think twice nor were promises , given nor extracted when i -- as gary mentioned, i missed out on lens of war, so i felt especially eager to be part of this work. anything gary does, he does right. i knew it would be first rate, so i thought i would try to live up to that standard. i think it is kind of a strange image to have chosen. everybody else has these evocative stories. myself byrised choosing this, and i tried to figure out why. i realized everything i have ever thought about the past is the gap between the old and the new. as aaron was saying, the image we had before was the south as an agrarian society trapped in the past and static. but the south was the fourth richest economy in the world by itself. confident -- i will say arrogant thinking they could go it on their own. one reason they thought they could go it on their own was because of the industrial emergence of richmond. this is the waterwheel at trigger ironworks which began all the wa

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, ed, thank you. and there's a lot more for the candidates to debate, so a reminder, gayle king and i will be in charleston, south carolina, moderating that next presidential democratic debate. as i mentioned, that's tuesday night beginning at 8:00 eastern, right here on cbs right here on cbs. fears about the economic impact of coronavirus shook wall street ,oday. the dow, nasdaq, and s&p-500 all posted losses for the day. more than 2,200 people have died from the virus, mostly in china, home to the weird second-largest economy. those are new numbers tonight. >> rep carter evans now with an update on a new group of americans just out of quarantine. >> reporter: the latest american evacuees released from federal quarantine were bussed to airports in california... >> we're good to go so i'm just excited to go back to work. >> reporter: ...and nebraska. >> and the really, really important thing to know is these theicommunities. >> reporter: but many more are still in quarantine or a biocontainment unit f

i'm ed henry. >> julie: i'm julie banderas.ump: i don't know if anybody watched last night's debate. mini mike didn't do well last night. i was going to send him a note saying it's not easy doing what i do, is it? how about klobuchar? did

and let me say, first of all, since 2015 ed a's priority when it comes to disaster relief has been to focus on resiliency. i think this project really points that out. so we're looking at the tulsa county drainage district 12, levee pump stations. and application has been made, and coincidentally, senator, the decision is being made by the committee that makes this decision today. so perhaps >> where is that taking place? >> in austin. we're broken up into six regions. and each application goes to whichever region, of course, has authority. in this case it's austin. and it would never make it that far if it wasn't a really good application. i can't get ahead of the decision, of course and in fact decision is not mine. it does lie at the regional level. so i hope to have good news for you by the end of the day. >> now that's i appreciate that very much. i was not aware that that was taking place. we'll have to take note of that because this is something that i hear about on a daily basis. this is the number one concern and problem we've had there. so let me, first of all, thank the cha

reena. >> ninan: ed o'keefe, thanks, ed. joe biden sat down with "face the nation's" margaret brennan today. after a tough day, biden's looking ahead to a state long considered his primary firewall. >> i feel good about where we are. i feel good about going into south carolina. and i feel good about the kind of support i've had with african americans around the country. >> ninan: you can watch margaret's interview with former vice president joe biden tomorrow on "face the nation." cbs news will cohost the next democratic presidential debate in charleston, south carolina. norah o'donnell, gayle king will moderate, joined by margaret brennan, major garrett, and bill whitaker of "60 minutes." you can watch the debate tuesday at 8:00 p.m. right here on cbs and on our 24-hour streaming network, cbsn. the white house is again pushing back hard on reports that russia is trying to help president trump win re-election. the president calls that "disinformation," even as he warns democrats to be careful of russia when it concerns the s

>> o'donnell: all right, ed. thank you. today federal prosecutors charged five people connected to a white supremacist group with plotting to intimidate journalists and others, including a cabinet secretary, by terrorizing them in their homes. jeff pegues has more on the suspects. >> reporter: the arrest involved members of a neo-nazi group called atomwaffen, which has been on law enforcement's radar for several years. >> they vowed to accelerate the collapse of civilization using violence, mass murder, hate, and threat. >> reporter: the five individuals are all charged with making threats. four were involved in a plot to send hate-filled posters like this one to the homes of journalists and activists, many of them jewish. the fifth, john cameron denton, is alleged to have called in fake threats to a virginia university, a historically black church, and even then department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. earlier this month fbi director christopher wray elevated racially motivated violent extremism to natio

bush, ed lazear.ining me on jobs friday 225,000 jobs month over month, wages up 0.2%, workweek, 33.3, 6 1/2-year high on labor force participation, and epop popped to a 12-year high. it's all yours, ed divine what it means for our viewers. >> let me start with the employment to population ratio number because that's the one that reveals pretty much everything we always talk about what's happening to labor force participation, workers coming back in, but the easiest way to see it is look at the number of people working compared to the population that number is at 61.2 to be honest, i'm surprised. the number that we thought would be the peak, when i say we thought, most of the people in labor economics profession, saying because of demographics, we wouldn't get much higher than 61%. we're at 61.2% that's a great number. it tells us two things, one that the older workforce, people 65 and over, are continuing to work at high rates and that's unprecedented. the second thing it says is that the people betwe

ed is also the publisher of 13 history - - excuse me, ed is also the author and editor of 13 history books. and he's a third-generation club member. ed will introduce our distinguished panel. who not only were on the campaign chronicled by timothy crouse's book, "the boys on the bus". but also the elections that have followed. we will have an hour with our panel and then we will open it up to questions from the floor. i will pass around the microphone so your question can be picked up by c-span. i ask you to asked to send questions.if you ramble, the microphone might disappear. ed, thanks so much for doing this. the floor is yours. [applause] >> thank you gil and congratulations on your book that just came out on lafayette square. i don't know how you found so many good history stories. great book. welcome everybody. we are really pleased with this crowd. we are going to have a lively discussion tonight about political campaigns and journalism.. specifically about the experiences of our three distinguished panel members. when the "the boys on the bus" book came out. a reviewer wrote