governor ensley is not one of the most well-known names on the list. governor doing a lot of talking about climate change on the campaign trail. let's get to dan springer in seattle. >> hi, trace. at least initially, governor jay inslee will be about as close to a single issue candidate that he can get. he spent nearly off of his speech on climate change. he told people in seattle that the world is in peril and the u.s. must lead the way by transforming its economy to zero emissions. >> i am pledging today that if i'm given this high honor, i will make fighting climate change the number 1 priority of the united states of america. >> inslee has been talking about the issue his entire political career, which included time in congress and the washington state legislature. in 2007, he co-authored a book called "apollo's fire" in which he said carbon is killing us and the virtues of creating a green economy. trace? >> trace: and i know in washington state, you're privy to the news and the polls and so forth. what are we hearing about his chances of winning?

in two thousand six germany keep a ensley man came up with an amazing psychological trick to the penalty shoot out in the quarter final against argentina. he was given a crib sheet from his coach with the preferences of some of the argentinian penalty takers. first couple penalties. he happened to guess right they want to be on the list because he was looking at this list and i'm guessing right the other part. penalty takers he knows what we're going to do here is he's gone this piece of paper you know there's every detail of what we're about to do and that increases the pressure on them because they're not just thinking how do i score this penalty they're trying to second guess what liam is going to do based on a piece of paper. esteban can be answer was to take the decisive penalty and that psychologically it was devastating just imagine standing on the penalty spot and the keeper has a piece of paper and is looking at you what does he know about me does he know what i would do even before i know. leave my seat germany where in the semifinals and the famous piece of paper is now in the

refugees one country that's bucking that trend is portugal which is actively seeking your rivals ensley has the support from less than. six years ago raf fats was a student in damascus since then his dad's been killed he's traveled to jordan and egypt before finding himself of all places in lisbon now he runs a restaurant stops by other refugees it's quite a story but he's happy. i really like being here for different reasons i like the country the people the climates like home and the way they treat us i don't feel like a stranger here i can speak portuguese now and to make things much simpler. there's been has become similar taney asli the most welcoming and yet least well known potential destination for refugees everything happening here is the opposite to the rest of the european union portugal finds itself in a minority of war on the inside the european union the only country actively trying to encourage refugees to come and settle here the problem is trying to get them to do it and then trying to get them to stay portugal has reached out to greece and italy and is in advance talks

he becomes the second governor to enter the race after jay ensley made his announcement last week. >>ir of young sisters are back home safe after spending two days lost in the woods in humble county. they wandered away from their home friday in the rural community of benbo and were reunited with their parents yesterday less than 2 miles from their home. >> we found them. i'm so happy. >> it took more than 21 agencies and 200 volunteers to track the sisters down. the girls left a trail of wrappers from their granola bars and footprints for volunteers to follow. >>> we have breaking news out of kenya. a helicopter crashed killing four americans. there were five people on that plane and four of them were americans. they were on their way to a remote area in the northern part of the country to a group of luxury tents. it's an adventure travel situation that some americans have been known to go on. ism four americans killed in that crash. back to you. >>> 6:39. animal rights advocates are calling for the closure of a well known california race track and what prompted the out cry. >>> god w

. >> washington governor jay ensley, part of the 2020 pack, says he thinks that schultz should stay inn and colorado governor john hickenlooper said he doesn't think it's fire to divide democrats up between capitalist and socialist saying it's silly. trace? >> trace: and elizabeth warren talks about whether she considers herself a democratic socialist. >> she did. she said she's not a democratic socialist distancing herself from bernie sanders. he said she's not a socialist. she denied reports that sanders asked you to stay out of the race. >> is it corrected that he discouraged you from running and if so, on what grounds? >> bernie and i had a private dinner. my feeling is that dinner stays private. bernie has to speak to what democratic socialism is. >> you're not one. >> i am not. the centrists have to speak to whatever they are doing. >> fellow senator in 2020 amy klobuchar defending her moderate take and targeted the men that are running for president. >> there are a number of great candidates. there really are. i always like to jokingly say may the best woman win. you can have le

elsewhere, ensley will be out campaigning, -- a baker's dozen to keep watching. see if someone else joins in soon. thank you. of course you can catch one of the 2020 democratic candidates on fox news sunday, tomorrow. chris wallace will talk with the south bend mayor, the youngest candidate to enter the field, so far. the program and interviews at two and 7:00 p.m. you can check local listing to see when it airs on your local fox station. >> senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell was expecting to hold a procedural vote on the green new deal by the end of this month. but, some democrats are calling this a political stunt. accusing senator mcconnell of testing their support. here is the from kentucky on that accusation. >> most democratic presidents -s for president and most in congress say they are capitalists. but, i think the important thing to look at is not what they say, but what they are doing. another example is the green new deal, we have been talking about that. watch what they do, not what they ultimatelyarthel: joining , democratic strategist, scott bo

washington's jay ensley says the government should only be concerned about climate change. the vice president takes issue. >> the only green is what it will cost taxpayers if these people ever pass it into law. america will never be a socialist country. >>> back to 2020 politics in a moment. we begin the hour with a major credibility crisis for the trump white house, one that involves the president's family, and, it appears, a series of lies. presidential son-in-law jared kushner is at the center of this. he chrriss-crossed the middle et with clear answer the experance not want him to get. just a few weeks ago, the president said he had nothing to do with it. dea the details are important and the president had a lot to do with it. john kelly and then white house counsel don mcgahn wrote memos that they were uncomfortable with the decision to ignore the concerns raised by intelligence agencies and other senior legislation officials. those memos, "the times" reports, do not track with this. >> did you tell john kelly or anyone else in the white house to overrule security offi

. >> reporter: some candidates like washington state governor, ensley prefer the old-fashioned way. >am announcing today that i am a candidate to become the next president of the united states. >> reporter: including today's announcement by senator, there are now 14 democrats who are running for president. democrats haven't had that many candidates since 1992. >> former san francisco mayor, willie brown says this means candidates will have to fight hard, for attention. >> not only will it be a national spotlight, until you get to the runoff states. >> reporter: for people already in the race, each new candidate makes it that much more difficult to win. >> can you imagine if you have, la harris, because you were there, you are right there, and all the sudden elizabeth, all of the sudden amy, all of a sudden somebody else. it gets to be tough. >> reporter: don't expect the nation's most powerful democrat to step in and help narrow the field, house speaker nancy pelosi says it is all up to the voters. >> out of all the candidates, i think anyone of them would be a better president of the

washington governor jay ensley also took the stage. he was asked why he is running for president. he says the next administration number one priority must be climate change. >> the reason is very, very simple. we are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change. but we are the last generation that can do something about it. and i believe when you have one chance in life, you take it. we have one chance to tame this beast. and a a clean energy economy. >> former colorado governor, john hickenlooper. he pointed to his work on clean new energy and responded to a democratic critic that support the green new deal. >> my question is, who else has done what we have done what we've actually sat down and achieved progressive accomplishments? of actually creating the framework by which we can deliver a clean energy, economy. we actually did stuff. all right, sue me! reporter: and howard schultz mulling the idea of running for president. but when pressed about a decision to adding his list to the growing list of democratic hopefuls, he said if there's indication whatsoever that t

. >> dana: jay ensley throwing his hat into the ring for 2020 making climate change his platform. and several major storms impacteding tens of millions of americans this weekend. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." we start with this. new york times reporting president trump demanded his son and law and senior adviser jared kushner get a top secret clearance. mike, what's this story about? >> reporter: dana, good afternoon. a senior white house adviser addressed this latest controversy about jared kushner's security clearance earlier right here on fox. >> we don't discuss security clearances. i'm not even going to discuss my own. but i will tell you the president has the right to do what was prescribed. as these stories are breaking, jared kushner was in the middle east working on behalf of the country. >> reporter: he was in turkey speaking with the prime minister discussing peace in the middle east. he also visited abu dhabi. kushner said the plan will likely be unveiled next month. elijah cummings is demanding answers whiching letter about the sec

. >> in new hampshire, washington governor jay ensley highlighted his priority and kirsten gillibrandroposing a bill that would reward public service. >>> sorting faction from fiction a hoe cuss of a town hall event jackie speier held on the peninsula. this is the live stream in millbrae, after a review of what democrats had been working on in washington, speier took questions from the audience, several addressed the frustrating news coverage. she encouraged voters to find several sources instead of relying on just one. >> it requires you to go online and go to many of the sites that exist that will sift through the fiction and the facts. "washington post" does a pinocchio test. they show up to four. unfortunately our president has a lot of pinocchios. >> she touched on gun control to health care to the d.r.e.a.m. act and sea level rise. >>> they got their hands dirty. dozens of volunteers joined san jose leaders to clean up a major trouble spot for the city. coyote creek and the nearby tully ball fields have seen a lot of trash recently. there is also homeless encampment for a few ho

. >> dana: jay ensley throwing his hat into the ring for 2020 making climate change his platform.ns of millions of americans this weekend. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." we start with this. new york times reporting president trump demanded his son and law and senior adviser jared kushner get a top secret clearance. mike, what's this

senator jay ensley also speaking.ealand. >> it is outrageous that we have a president of the united states on the same day that this horrific violence took place, using the same layers of the shooter used in new zealand talking about the invaders. because the current president of the states as i was about the others, it's always about fear, was about -- this is a better nation, the nation will select a new president and donald trump will be a blip in history. reporter: former texas congressman beto o'rourke runaways in iowa. a little bit earlier in the day he participated in a st. patrick's day 5k run also spoke to a crowd at the blackhawk county democratic party headquarters. focusing on healthcare, immigration and an issue he's describing is a crisis. >> what's most important, the future of the human race literally depends on it. this window within which we have two act to confront the crisis of climate change. and this is on every single one of us. to make sure that we squarely face the facts. reporter: and bernie

candidates in the race already who bloomberg might be interested in helping out, a candidate like jay ensleymentator, saying... do you think this is it for his ambitions, or they‘re just on pause? this is it for his ambitions, or they'rejust on pause? he's in his late 70s, so at this point —— sorry, late 70s, so at this point —— sorry, late 60s, i think it would be difficult for him to launch another bid. but when you have that kind of money, you can do whatever you want. thank you very much, anthony. scientists say about 100 bird species are facing extinction, because of the global food trade. for example, this is the european turtle dove, it‘s at risk. and this is the spix macaw, it‘s already believed to be extinct in the wild because of deforestation. and this is the biggest issue, cattle farming. also a factor is the production of palm oil and soya. helen briggs has more. now we‘ve all heard of birds going extinct in the past, think about the poor dodo hunted to extinction on the island of mauritius in the 17th century. in fact, we think about 140 different bird species have been lost ov