and the board of appeal wasn't able to tell me, and they referred me to elizabeth white at the department of planning. elizabeth was busy, and she just asked me to call mike because mike is the person that made the planning, and he would be able to tell me what the plan is because she didn't know. mike was very upset, and he told me i'm wasting his time and money, and he told me for sure i would lose the case. and he asked me to not even appear in front of the board. and the issue is i didn't understand the plan, and if you explained it over the phone, i wouldn't understand, i would need to see it in person. mike said i'm a veteran, i should be able to understand it, but it's technical. it has nothing to do with being a veteran. he said that i'm here for money. i am not interested in the money. the money you give for me, i'll have to spend on the work. but from june to october of 2017, i was in san francisco. and i was also in san francisco in february 27 to march 18. and lo, my neighbor told me that there was a letter about something that was delivered to me in december. lo sent me a let

effort to prove ancestry, today the president, president trump campaign manager responded to elizabeth warren's whiteouse run, elizabeth warren has been exposed as fraud by the native americans she impersonated to advance career and the people of massachusetts she deceive today get -- deceived to get elected. this entire issue has haunted senator warren and would like to see that put behind her, she did not talk to her about in speech and went to new hampshire, first primary state and as soon as shs to iowa. >> i was watching the speech, i was wait to go see if she would bring it up and she didn't. thank you for pointing that out, go get warm. senator warren has plenty of company, south bend indiana mayor meeting with voters in aims, iowa, ohio senator sharod brown and also in iowa senator cory booker speaking a short time ago in des moines. >> everybody knows the pain of what it means to work a full-time job and know that you can't make ends meet. >> minnesota senator expected to announce her 2020 run tomorrow. new con troftersy for freshman congresswoman omar, appeared to call for defund of border

. >>> elizabeth warren's white house bid, the massachusetts senator listed her race as american-indianlicense cards in 1996. that is a previous unknown incidence of warren claiming to be native-american. the testing to confirm her extremely limited native-americanism last year. aides said she was sorry she was not more mindful about her claims earlier in her career. >>> the field for president may be expanding, senator amy klobuchar is ready to announce in a park in downtown minneapolis. she's also scheduled to visit iowa in a few weeks so it looks like she is in. and sherrod brown looks like he will run. and beto o'rourke told oprah winfrey, he'll decide before the end of this month. do you think he gets in? it's tough to tell? he's holding his cards close. >> there's a lot of interest. i think there's a big diverse field of candidates and we have just under a year for caucuses. >>> calls for unity and a barrage of attack in the same speech. the president holds firm on border security and slams the democrats. reaction to the state of the union, next. with lysol, you can help protect t

elizabeth warren makes it official — launching her bid for the white house — promising to champion ordinarying people. prosecutors are appealing against the acquittal of 27 suspects in tunisia's 2015 terror attacks. seven men were jailed for life. the queen's husband, the duke of edinburgh, surrenders his driving licencejust weeks after a crash that injured two women. hello and welcome to bbc news. the battle against the spread of the so—called islamic state has raged on for years, but now a spokesman for the kurdish—led alliance in north—eastern syria says its forces are launching their final battle against the group in the tiny pocket of territory it still holds around the village of baghouz near the iraqi border. the announcement comes just days after president trump said he believed the end of the self—declared is caliphate could be announced in the coming week. but as sebastian usher reports, the threat still remains in the region. the us backed sdf has played a key role in the war against is in syria. its biggest victory was to drive the jihadists out of their de facto capital, raqqa,

white house. we need a champion like elizabeth warren. [cheers and applause] >> elizabeth will put her finger on the scale for working families, not multinational corporations and not those who can afford to give millions of dollars to political candidates. it is my honor to be here today to support elizabeth because she has fought for working-class families her entire career. elizabeth warren has been fighting against the status quo to advance a progressive agenda for workers and women long before she got to the united states senate. [cheers and applause] >> but since becoming a senator, we have felt her fight. she's brought the fight for economic fairness and for deesens si right to the white house and has been a champion for the commonwealth of massachusetts. for too long washington has been kicking around the edges while middle-class families struggle to stay afloat. no more. we could count on a president warren to wake up each and every day and put the needs of the american people at the forefront of our policy debate and enact real

. >>> coming up, elizabeth warren kicking off her bid for the white house, the appeal she's making for working-class voters. >>> the rear side in the pacific northwest, as a winter storm pounds the seattle area with several inches of new snow. do you think this is fun for me? you think i'm having fun? [man on other line] it certainly wasn't much fun to..... do you have eyes on the target? is it her? [man on other line] i can't tell from this photos... ...i need better shots. thank you for flying turkish airlines. taxi! you waiting for someone? no. just... looking. >>> senator elizabeth warren making it official, the democrat kicking off her bid for the white house today, in her home state of massachusetts. >> we have more on the central themes of warren's campaign. >> i stand here today, to declare that i am a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> elizabeth warren declaring her candidacy for the 2020 presidential election saturday. the democratic left-wing firebrand bowing to join americans in the battle that lies ahead. as she put a spotlight on her efforts in be

this is elizabeth before and's white whale.an't let go of it so she launches her campaign with a dna test to prove she's one-1000th native american, that doesn't work so she launches her campaign on the beer incident, that was a flop. than are official answer. she keeps going back to this issue that his dog her for years. donald trump didn't cause this issue. elizabeth warren caused this issue when she pretended to be a native american to her professional benefit, to advance her career for decades. she made her campsite it has to lie in it. she has an authenticity problem and it shows the value of even pretending to be an aggrieved oppressed minority in the democrat party. if she had successfully shown she was even 1-1000th native american it would have helped her in the primaries. unfortunately she couldn't make it credible and it has killed her presidential campaign. heather: we will see. cory booker talking about no beef and going vegan. we didn't get a chance to go into that. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. it w

white house. that partner for us can be elizabeth warren. [speaking spanish] [cheering] >> i have known elizabeth for a while now and when the gas explosions crippled our city, one of the first visits we got of all elected officials came through was from elizabeth warren and that is who she is. elizabeth will fight for us, to tip the scales back on the working family side. she will seek -- the immigrants for what we are, the backbone of america. listen tove to do is elizabeth warren's mom's story, the fear of losing her home or not having enough money to pay the bills or the grocery shopping list. i call that paycheck stress. you felt that. the fear that no matter if you work a full week of overtime, an honest work -- week of work, you get that paycheck, it is not just going to make it. it embarrasses you. one thing i know about elizabeth is she knows what it needs to grow up in a family that lives paycheck to paycheck, that has experience. when you see that as a kid, when you feel that come you never forget it. that is why i am proud to be

elizabeth warren making it official today, kicking off her white house run in lawrence, massachusetts. the senator joined a growing field of democratic contenders. getting more crowded by the day. here's abc's white house correspondent tara palmeri. >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren making her big announcement in the bitter cold >> this is the fight of our lives. >> reporter: -- to a raucous crowd of more than 3,000 supporters in lawrence, massachusetts. the two-term senator taking direct aim at the president, saying he has made the system more rigged. >> now, we all know the trump administration is the most corrupt in living memory. we need to take power in washington away from the wealthy and well-connected. >> reporter: hours before the rally, the trump campaign releasing a terse statement, saying, "elizabeth warren has been exposed as a fraud by the native americans she impersonated and disrespected to advance her professional career." warren has been dogged by criticism for her claims of native american heritage. just last week her 1986 texas bar registration card surfaced. u

warren also said bigotry has no place in the white house. sen. elizabeth warren/ (d) presidential candidate "hatred and bigotry have no place in the white house, no place in our country""by the time we get to 2020, donald trump may not even be president. (applause) in fact, he may not even be a free person." (justine) senator warren officially launched her campaign in massachusetts yesterday. (justine) and today minnesota senator amy klobuchar joined the growing group of democrats jostling to be president in 2020... she made her announcement in a full blown snow storm. the democrat is positioning herself as the most prominent midwestern candidate in the field, as her party tries to win back voters in a region that helped put donald trump in the white house. klobuchar is a the three-term senator and the first woman senator in minnesota. she spoke with reporters after her speech about why she is running. sen. amy klobuchar/ (d) presidential candidate: "what makes me unique is i did this announcement speech in the middle of a blizzard, and i think we need peo

grabs the end this diagnosis of his fatal cancer. >> elizabeth samet, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's given day. -- q&a. next, our to the white house coverage follows senator elizabeth warren as she participated today in a campaign organizing event at plymouth state university in new hampshire. she has been holding several events in the granite state this weekend. new hampshire traditionally holds the first in the nation presidential primary.

white house. >> senator elizabeth warren publicly apologizes after it's revealed she identified as american indian on a key legal document. >> i'm not a member ofbe the tri and i have apologized. >> flaring up just days before she's set to formally kick off her presidential campaign.os th stories plus picking up the pieces. new questions after a massive gas explosion and fire in san francisco tching homes and businesses. >>baby on born. the frantic moment a father realizes he left hisn baby a train after stepping out for a smoke brelk. >>>come to the original exterior brady bunch house. >> we're heading tome with most be loved tv family of all time. >> two yea later is it -- >> the special project that's brought the brady kids back together. today thursday, february 7, 2 9 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefellerplaza. >>> is it weird we're so excited about the brady bunch home. >> so incredible. we have so many memories.s natalie gback. they're renovating it. >> amazing. >>> we're going to get to that ttory. virginia

democratic party senator elizabeth warren has officially begun her twenty twenty white house bid she made the announcement in her home state of massachusetts her campaign is centered on workers' rights fair wages and wider access to health care those are the headlines i'll be back with more news here after hardened do stay with us. previously on hard earned i hate walking into the job because i know there's something going to be said there's something left to be done i work or come to the billion dollar i really do want to live where the we haven't seen any of the past. resumes from a known face i worked at went down and just say oh. but i never thought i'd have to go back to this. time i was walking and he asked me. about being many of. the. good guys called. so. what. these a five for fifteen oh ok would you try your best to free up may fifteenth. only want you to come out because we're really close to one hundred thousand dollars in any event more than our job is been very difficult i was trying to put in applications every single day to get a better job i really thought i'm going

white house. massachusetts senator elizabeth rren is expected to announce her candidacy during an event tomorrow morning in suburban boston. then onsunday, minnesota senator amy klobuchar is expected to announce her campaign. she has an event selinear minnea >>> one of president trump's closest allies in the white house, kellyanne conway, a says she waaulted in bethesda. the president's adviser claims a woman grabbed her from behind at a birthday party at uncle llio's restaurant october. mary elizabeth of chevy chase is charged with assault and disorderly conduct but neighbors say they can't believe she would that. her lawyer says she did not assault conway, she justhe voic opinion in a public place. she's set to go on trial next mont in montgomery county. >>> when we come right back on news 4 at 11:00 tonight, this year's tax returns are coming withan an unple surprise for many of you. >> next a 11:00, we're working for your money. why some taxpayers who thought they wer due a refund are getting less than they thought. >>> plus federal workers sharing a meal and the concerns about another possible shut

us senator elizabeth warren has formally launched her bid to stand for the white house in 2020, withpeech in which she promised to tackle economic inequality. shejoins a growing list of democrats keen to take on republican president donald trump in 2020. seven men have been sentenced to life in prison for terror attacks in tunisia that left nearly 60 people dead. the attacks in 2015 were claimed by the islamic state group. the first one hit tunis‘ bardo museum. the second targeted tourists at a beach resort. now on bbc news, click. this week: extreme weather predictions. 0n the mend with vr. and... # slam it to the left if you're having a good time. # shake it to the right if ya know that you feel fine. uh... the last four years have been the hottest on record. the climate is changing. average global temperatures are rising. as we continue to release more c02 into the atmosphere, scientists are repeating their warning that humanity faces extremely difficult decisions about our future. if we choose to reduce the risks from a changing climate, that will require reducing our carbon diox

majority these investigations aren't going away any time soon. >> kristen welker at the white house. >>> senator elizabeth warren is facing a new round ever questions about her past claims of native american ancestry and once again the presidential hopeful is apologizing for the controversy that she cannot seem to shake. nbc white house correspondent peter alexander has more on this. good morning. >> reporter: this is supposed to t be the biggest weekend for elizabeth warren formally announcing she's running for president. but before she even hits the trail she's already off on the wrong foot. >> today i announce -- >> reporter: 48 hours before elizabeth warren is expected to make her white house bid official. >> i'm also sorry for not being more mindful of this decades ago. tribes and only tribes determine tribal citizenship. >> reporter: she still is struggling to diffuse the controversy that trail her for years surrounding her past claims of american native heritage. >> this is who i grew up believing with my brothers. this is our family story. >> reporter: it comes after "the washington post" unearthe

democratic senator elizabeth warren has entered the race for the white house.ch saturday, she blasted corruption in the u.s. political system, promised to take on monopolies that choke off competition, and said she would stand up for the middle class squeezed so tight it can barely breathe. >>> the u.s. president and lawmakers have until friday to make a deal about border security or face the risk of yet another federal government shutdown. mr. trump is demanding $5.7 billion to build his wall along the border with mexico, but the latest proposal from bipartisan negotiators comes to $2 billion. >>> virginia's lieutenant governor has released a statement again denying the sexual assault allegations two women have leveled against him. justin fairfax writes that the encounters were consensual. this as the state governor and attorney general are each involved in racial controversy. u.s.-backed forces have launched an assault on the last isis enclave in syria. this exclusive video you see here was shot saturday showing the skies lit up by shelling and bombing. it is

us senator elizabeth warren has formally launched her bid to stand for the white house in 2020, with speech in which she promised to tackle economic inequality. shejoins a growing list of democrats keen to take on republican president donald trump in 2020. seven men have been sentenced to life in prison for terror attacks in tunisia that left nearly 60 people dead. the attacks in 2015 were claimed by the islamic state group. the first one hit tunis‘ bardo museum. the second targeted tourists at a beach resort. now on bbc news, it's time for inside out. this week, we're in the west midlands, reporting on birmingham's red light district and whether it's time for a regulated zone where prostitution could be better controlled. tonight: for these residents, prostitution is becoming a real problem. this is not a red light area, this is my home. it's not going to happen. you know, curb crawlers, if you do come here, we will deal with you. why tony's hoping he'll beat the downturn on the high street. i thought, "there is no deli in wolverhampton, so it stands a very good chance of being acce

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. >>> democratic senator elizabeth warren officially kicking off her bid for the white house today. >more on the central theme of warren's campaign and how she's addressing the controversy surrounding her heritage. >> i stand here today to declare that i am a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> reporter: elizabeth warren formally declaring her candidacy for 2020 presidential election. she put a spotlight on her efforts on behalf of working- class americans. >> this is the fight of our lives, the fight to build an america where dreams are possible , and america that works for everyone. >> reporter: senator warren getting reelected in november, a second term representing massachusetts. she's perfect her progressive ideologically by saying the economy has been rigged so far to the rich and powerful, and working-class americans are at risk of being left behind. >> reporter: some rich guy screams class warfare! let me tell you something. these same rich guys have been waging class warfare against hard-working people for decades. i think it is time to fight back! >>

candidates who hope to win their party nomination and then battle their way here to the white house now formally includes elizabeth warren. the two-term massachusetts senator defined her candidacy as a systemwide fight for economic opportunity, racial and gender equality. warren's crowd of supporters weathered below freezing temperatures in the mill town of lawrence today to hear the former harvard law professor make it official. >> this is why i stand here today to declare that i am a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> reporter: there was a bitter windchill from the president's re-election campaign hitting warren in a statement that accused her of fraud over claims of her native american heritage and argued voters would reject her socialist ideas. tomorrow it is amy klobuchar's turn. the minnesota democrat and former prosecutor is expected to jump in the race at a rally in minneapolis sunday afternoon. her advice to supporters, bundle up. jose. >> kelly o'donnell at the white house. thank you. >>> in syria tonight, u.s.-backed forces have launched what is being called the last battle agai

today the president's campaign manager responded to her white house run saying: elizabeth warren hasosed as a fraud by the native americans she impersonated and disrespected to advance her professional career and the people of massachusetts she deceived to get elected. that statement goes on to say that the american people will reject her dishonest campaign and socialist ideas. meanwhile, elizabeth warren has gone on to the campaign trail, she's headed up to new hampshire today for her first organizing event of this new campaign, and then she'll be headed on to iowa. so she is off on the 2020 campaign trail trying to put that issue behind her. arthel? arthel: all right, molly, try to go inside and get some heat in there. okay. [laughter] thank you very much, molly. for more, we're going to bring in our panel, capri cafaro is a former ohio senate democratic minority leader and an executive in residence at american university's school of public affairs, chris wilson with senator cruz's campaign pollster. good to have both of you. >> absolutely. good afternoon. arthel: and, chris, i wan

that the republicans might regret the next time that a democrat is in the white house. >>> democratic presidential candidate elizabetharren said that climate change are real national emergencies. >>> michael cohen is recovering from shoulder surgery and has not had enough time to prepare for testifying in front of the congress last week. so the judge agreed to delayed his three-year prison sentence to may. >>> happening today, tennis pro serena williams and others are among the keynote speakers for the water mark conference for women in san jose. it is to increase the number of women in leadership positions. other people will be whitney heard, the founder of the bumble networking and dating app. it will run today and tomorrow and more than 6500 people are expected to attend. >>> my brother's keeper slow day three day summit wrapped up. michael jordan was there talking about the work on the movies fruit vail station and black panther. the audience was filled with youth leaders from all over the country. michael jordan encouraged everyone that like movies and video to use their createtivity. >> you can shoot a short fi

the us democratic party senator elizabeth warren has officially begun had twenty twenty white house bid she made the announcement at the home state of massachusetts her campaign is centered on workers' rights fair wages and why the access to health care warren who first emerged as a consumer activist during the financial crisis as one of her party's most recognizable figures. the democrats meanwhile are in crisis in the state of virginia where the governor is defying calls to resign over a racism scandal ralph more than initially apologized after an old photograph emerged showing a picture of two men one in black face another dressed in a coup klux klan costume has since denied he was in the picture but admits to wearing blackface at another college party nor the most potential successor a fellow democrat has been accused of sexual assault castro reports from the from virginia state capital and. the turmoil engulfing virginia's president has roots in the state's racist past a century and a half ago as virginia led fellow slave owning states into the american civil war white actors paint

white. her name is elizabeth warren. you didn't grow up on a reservation. in any native american cultural activities. you were obviously white but you put down american indian. why? to gain an advantage because diversity is a strength and admissions offices love diversity because it makes them look good. obviously there is strength in diversity. juan, you say that you never -- she never gained an advantage. texas, ivy league, senate, running for president. she has been identified as a native american woman and now she is worth $10 million and running for president. that's identity theft. >> juan: i never once heard her identified as a native american woman. >> jesse: every school has identified -- >> dagen: dana needs to speak. harvard law school repeatedly referred to her as their first worm woman of color and she never said anything about it. >> dana: in her own handwriting it says raise, native american. i think she believes she can overcome this and run for president. she's done a ton of deep dives on policies and she wants are you on the policies. senat

announcer: c-span's road to the white house coverage continues later this week with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. she speaks to a new hampshire democratic party dinner in manchester. live, friday at 7:30 p.m. eastern, here on c-span. ,"span's "washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. this morning, the national constitution center's jeffrey rosen discusses president trump's emergency declaration and the legal challenges it faces. then irs taxpayer advocate nina olson will join us to talk about how the most recent federal shutdown is impacting the internal revenue service and the current tax filing season. watch c-span's "washington journal" at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> i admire him because he often, not always, but often in the memoirs will own up to failures. guest: an english professor at the unit to military academy at west point on her annotated edition of grant's memoirs. >> i had the experience of reading the manuscript alongside those notes. what you see is the dissolution of his physical body and this desperate clinging

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senator to officially run, launch her run for the white house, joining elizabeth warren, kamala harris booker can kirsten gillibrand, klobuchar is considered a moderate voice as you point out, eric, among the democratic candidates. right now what we will do is get reaction from political panel, joe ruben, president of the washington strategy group, david mcintosh, former congressman who is now president of the club for growth and republican strategists. so pardon me, here is a couple of different -- senator klobuchar in 15-degree weather in boom island, stop the fear-mongering and stop the hate. she said we are the world's beacon of democracy where everyone matters, again, some of the lines from the speech there today adding that she suspects automatic voter registration at age 18, joel, what in senator klobuchar's remarks stood out for you, in minnesota and across the country? >> arthel, senator klobuchar is donald trump's nightmare, strong woman with mid western roots, working-class roots and highly effective track record in the senate and she's gotten a lot done in bipartisan level

minnesota senator amy klobuchar is expected to join the race for the white house after elizabeth warren officially entered the field yesterday. klobuchar will likely make the announcement today and join more than half dozen people who have made an announcement officially and there are at least that many that are considering it. several of them are going to be campaigning today. senator cory booker and kirsten gillibrand and elizabeth warren on the campaign trail today. >> this is the fight of our lives. the fight to build an america where dreams are possible and america that works for everyone. and that is why i stand here today to declare that i am a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> we will hear something similar likely from senator amy klobuchar. that means two more 2020 candidates this weekend into the race. more are expected to jump in after that. one democrat has been at this for about a year and a half now. look at former congressman john delany ground game. he is taking his 14th trip to new hampshire on monday. joining us is former maryland congressman

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white house 2020 events. on saturday, live, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is in lawrence, massachusetts to kick off a seven state organizing tour. then at 1:00 p.m. eastern, former starbucks ceo howard schultz speaking at purdue university. and later at 4:00, we're live with cory booker in des moines, iowa. on sunday, minnesota senator minneapolis toin make a major campaign announcement. follow all the candidates on the road to the white house on c-span and c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> it may be difficult for you to believe around the country, but it's about one year until they select a process for the 2020 presidential campaign. so we're very pleased to talk presidential politics with the democratic party chairs of the primaries and caucuses. joining us from iowa, troy price, i was democratic party chair, iowa native, and hillary clinton's campaign manager in the state. and in 2012, ran the state for barack obama. welcome to c-span's newsmakers. >> thank you so much for having me. >> joining us from new hampshire, ray buckley, chair of the new hampshire democratic party sin

white house. the democratic senator, elizabeth warren, is expected to launch her bid to become the party's candidateor 2020. in the six nations, scotland have been fighting back against the irish, but they're still behind at murrayfield. and coming up at half four, victoria derbyshire brings together teenagers, parents and politicians to discuss the issues surrounding harmful material being consumed on social media. a controversial ferry contract awarded to a company which had no ships has been scrapped. seaborne freight would have earned £118 million, under a deal with the department for transport, intended to provide extra capacity in the event of a no—deal brexit. the transport secretary, chris grayling, had defended the deal, saying he would make no apologies for supporting a new british business . his department says it's cancelled the contract, because the company's irish backer pulled out. our business correspondent, rob young, reports. preparations have been under way for weeks. dredging started at ramsgate port at the beginning ofjanuary. the work was meant to ensure the port would be ready

. >> elizabeth samet, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's given day. -- q&a. next, our to the white house coverage follows senator elizabeth warren as she participated today in a campaign organizing event at plymouth state university in new hampshire. she has been holding several events in the granite state this weekend. new hampshire traditionally holds the first in the nation presidential primary. come on up and say hello. i know why you are here. brits and bailey are here. the way we are going to do this today is i thought i would talk for a little bit, then we will take as many questions as we can work in. i will stay and do pictures. bailey will have his own photo line. this is not a competition. it can't be. if it is, i'm not going to win, i'm afraid. bailey will be here set up. thank you, i'm glad you are here. saying how much i appreciate that on a saturday afternoon, when you could be doing other things, you came policy andk about the direction of our country. this is a genuinely scary time for america. decisioning down to a in 2020 that will make a difference in the direct

massachusetts senator elizabeth warren today launching her campaign for the white house in 2020. >> thiss the fight of our lives. the fight to build an america where dreams are possible and america that works for everyone. and that is why i stand here today to declare that i am a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> senator warren and an enthusiastic crowd in lawrence, massachusetts today, she promised to fight corruption, calling it putting a cancer on our democracy. and she took aim at the current president. >> the trump administration is the most corrupt in living memory. but even after trump is gone. it won't do just to do a better job of running a broken system. we need to take power in washington away from the wealthy and well connected. and put it back in the hands of the people where it belongs. >> warren is trying to move past an earlier controversy. she's apologized several times, recently for being of native american descent. now she's joining a number of hopefuls. three other u.s. senators. cory booker, kirsten gillibrand and sherrod brown. joining us n

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killed and police say judging demonstrations against haiti's president and elizabeth warren formally launches her campaign for the white house but will controversy hurt her twenty twenty campaign live pictures here from her campaign kickoff in massachusetts. the end. thank you for joining as the political crisis rocking venezuela has turned into a standoff over a consignment of u.s. aid sitting on the colombian side of the border the opposition is trying to work out how to get into the country after the aid was blocked by the venezuelan military on the orders of president nicolas maduro the opposition leader who was challenging madura for control of the country is urging the army to let the aid through that speak to our correspondent alison the run ph d. who is in town on the venezuela colombia border so i listen to what exactly is the opposition doing to try and get this aid into venezuela. well clearly there are a number of. representatives here in who are working on coordinating. plan on how to get this aid into the country from what we're gathering this will not be immediately it will take. probably a number of day

massachusetts senator elizabeth warren today launching her campaign for the white house in 2020. >> this our lives. the fight to build an america where dreams are possible and america that works for everyone. and that is why i stand here today to declare that i am a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> senator warren and an enthusiastic crowd in

i want you to look at this crowd shot from elizabeth warren's announcement today. that is a predominantly white audience, not a very diverse crowd. in fact, i was startled to hear this, but she says at the beginning of the speech, thank you to everyone who has traveled here to lawrence. it felt to me -- i'm not a democrat, i'm not hispanic, it felt to me as if she was using lawrence as a prop. she would not be the first 20 do that, to engage in that sort of theater, but the question is she's using diversity as a prop. do you think there's anything to that? >> i think as you explain that, it goes into the criticism of what she has done apparently up until now that's garnered these questions. >> that's where i'm going, yeah. >> i do think it will be a huge challenge. she thought she had put it to bed with the dna test, and i actually think it woke it up. >> that was the opposite of "to bed." >> if she had been as authentic as she thinking she is, then perhaps she wouldn't be facing that. >> compare that to the kamala harris announcement, big difference in size, enthusiasm, message. >> great stuff

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announcer: next, our road to the white house coverage follows sunder elizabeth warren as she participated today in a campaign organizing event at plymouth state university of new hampshire. she's been holding several events in the granite date weekend. new hampshire traditionally holds the first in the nation presidential primary. ♪ >> thank you. hello, plymouth. it is so good to see all of you, so good to be here with my new ispshire, since this neighbor to neighbor, i figured you would come here with your whole families. i got bruce and bailey. come on up and say hello. [applause] bruce is the tall one. [laughter] i know why you are here. bruce and bailey are here. the way we are going to do this today is i thought i would talk for a little bit, then we will take as many questions as we can work in. i will stay and do pictures. bailey will have his own photo line. bailey will have his own photo line. this is not a competition. it can't be. if it is, i'm not going to win, i'm afraid. bailey will be here set up. thank you, i'm glad you are here. saying how much i appreciate that on a satu

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