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. >> reporter: ethan adeymei had gone missing.nonverbal. >> we've been searching throughout the night, we've had the k-9s out. >> reporter: so many saw that alert on the news. including keith rollins, listen to keith's phone call to 911. >> 911. what's your emergency? >> i hope -- i'm hoping i'm not just seeing this but it looks like i see a little boy on 95 north. >> reporter: ten hour after he disappeared, keith had found ethan. >> i'm with the boy, and i'm on the side of the road. >> okay, he needs an ambulance you said? >> he probably do. he's shaking and everything. i've got him wrapped up in my vehicle right now. >> reporter: he had him wrapped up. this week, officers thanking the mailman. >> how are you? >> i'm good. >> i want your autograph. thank you so much. >> reporter: then, keith rolins reunited we than. so many hugs for keith and a very grateful mom. one by one -- >> aww! >> reporter: ethan hugging each officer. the boy who does not talk speaking volumes with each hug. and tonight -- >> hi, david. >> reporter: keith

ethan, i'm going to start with you, was that necessary from the dnc?is into the typical culture war of attacking hollywood out of jealousy. >> harris: doesn't that work for the president? attacking hollywood? >> that works with his base. it absolutely does. it is a culture war, it is an oscar worthy film. it is an amazing film and does exactly what the dnc says. it is shameful to keep attacking like that. it is just wrong. >> harris: america-first. this is a rally. and by the way, you mentioned according to the rmc that it is 27% democrats and some of the audience as. >> i think the president takes a lot of the moments and is trying to plug into what people feel anyways, they don't really like the oscars. they are not interested. we have seen the viewership going down, he is poking fun and a lot of what you -- he says you can take as her as tongue-in-cheek. but he is hitting at the idea that the hollywood elites are out of touch with what is going on in the average american liv lives. and that is the common theme that not only riles his base up, but al

this has been in a lot of disarray, ethan. a lot of attacking. pete is under fire particularly from his donors. this is at his own rally by the way. listen to the criticism. >> wall street pete. >> we are for honoring our troops by putting an end to endless war. charles: in case you didn't hear it, ethan, he was yelling over his own rally crowd calling him wall street pete. you know, he has got a spark but a lot of folks are saying, it may even be fading already in new hampshire? >> mayor pete has a very bright future in politics, there is no question about that. i just honestly don't believe this is his year to win it. he put his name on the national stage. he is growing that base often with the case of a young politician like him without a national presence. this is his year to build it. it is not his year to win it though. the progress sieve wing doesn't like wall street. they want to get rid of this. that will be the challenge of the party to come together at the convention, to get behind a single candidate to beat trump. charles: let me brin

ethan coached soccer, helped to coach baseball. so we have been and are still very close. >> their son fin went to rome on summer vacation after wrapping up his first year at san diego mesa college. he met with his old friend, gabriel natale. gabe tried to buy cocaine but a pusher gave him italian tylenol instead. off-duty cops broke up the transaction. the young americans ran away, fin grabbing the backpack of the man involved in the deal and the boys later demanded money to return it. the backpack owner arranged to meet gabe and called police. c carabinieri and his partner arrived at the location. the officers were not in uniform, had no service weapons or badges, and there are questions whether they properly identified themselves as police. the elders defend fin's actions at self-defense. >> at 3:00 a.m. he was jumped from behind, thrown to the ground by a man 100 pounds heavier than him. >> he was being strangled. >> he was choking him and pinning him down. finnegan thought he was in mortal danger. >> he feared for his life? >>

>> reporter: brendan and ethan stood in front of the curtain and explained their dad had been gone a long time. >> we're wondering if it would be amazing if you were to see him right now. would that be cool? >> hey boys! >> daddy? >> daddy! >> reporter: a whole lot of hugs and some tears later. >> just happy to get these boys. that was one of the best moments of my life. just excited to be home with these guys. >> reporter: as for what's next. >> they've been talking about since the day he left having an all out nerf gun war. >> thanks to everyone who made this possible. >> 324 days, but who's counting. >> i think i'm crying! >> that's it for the news at 5:00. >> the news at 6:00 starts now with ken bastida and elizabeth cook. >>> now at 6:00, oakland residents meeting right now in the east bay. they just found out about toxic ground water that shut down a high school. >> as soon as you got off the ship, that's when everything went crazy. >> a bay area couple went on what's supposed to be the cruise of a lifetime, only to be quarantined twice for possible coronavirus symptoms. why th

and kind of moderate, you know, let's tweak around the edges that ethan described.e. the party has gone hard left. this is going to be a real problem as they move forward. i see with these two showings, bernie sanders really is the front runner of the democratic party, and he representsrd the future. donald tweeted he is the one with the energy and the one with the young voters. >> but if you add up klobuchar numbers in new hampshire, yeah, the moderates actually still go in new hampshire. >> shannon: we have got to leave it there. we will decide the nomination and how this plays out in the general. thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: the driver arrested for plowing into a group of trump supporter's reportedly smiling as he arrives in court. details on the disturbing story that is not getting a lot of national attention, next. ♪ >> shannon: a florida man behind bars tonight following the weekend attack on a group of trump supporters.it chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is on the case tonight, trace. >> s

teacher meryl botch elder asks her pupils the difference between energy derived from paraffin and ethan all bella answers that only ethan allen is carbon neutral it's a science lesson about climate awareness whose name is to teach young people how to mitigate global warming. we do this practical so we burn paraffin we burn ethanol what does it matter when you say actually the type of fuel makes a difference to our long term goals you know survival and health on earth then that makes it relevant merrill batchelder is england's 1st climate change teacher certified by the un for which she took a 20 hour on line course her goal to raise awareness among children as a foundation in the movement against climate change. heat waves and cheering from all from by july so to the end of august i think that really changes how we think it's our future and like people like costanza it's not a future it's our future and our kids' futures so i feel like we should have a bigger say than the there's just little things like get an electric cars or turn your lights off when you're not in the room that's what

and kind of moderate, you know let's tweak around the edges that ethan described.ot the core of theny party anymore. the party has gone hard left. this is going to be a real problem as they move forward. i see with these two showings, bernie sanders really is the front runner of the democratic party and he represents the future. donald tweeted he is the one with the energy and the one with the young voters. >> but if you add up klobuchar numbers in y new hampshire, yea, the moderates actually still go in new hampshire. >> shannon: fee have to leave it there. we will decide the nomination and how this plays out in the general. thank you for being with us tonight. , the driver arrested for plowing into a group of trump supporter's reportedly smiling as he arrives in court. details on the disturbing story that is not getting a lot of national attention, next. ♪ >> shannon: a florida man behind bars tonight following the we can attack on a group of trumpck supporter's. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is on the case tonight, trace. >> shannon, good eve

ethan bearman, radio host of "left coast news." first of all, ethan, i want to start with you.he two most powerful people, arguably. mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer, powerful. but nancy pelosi on the president have gone head-to-head before. what does this look like going forward? it got really nasty today. >> this is not a good look at all. we don't have an executive republic. we have a tripartite republic. he needs speaker the policy when it gets to budget negotiations. to turn on her in his speech again today is only going to make this acrimonious. there is no effort going on here to repair the relationship. we need these two talking to each other, not just fighting. it's not good for the country. >> harris: james, what did the nation see on display today? speak of the speaker was saying she didn't need the dignity lessons. i think a lot of people probably thinking the leadership of both parties could use some dignity lessons. i do want to say, if people are offended about the trump comments about former fbi director james comey, i think they shouldn't be. we now have a docume

bill slade was just as loved and his wife, carol, daughter, stephanie, and son, ethan, know how much he was loved. bill had worked in land and fire management for 40 years and was about to retire. it was said there was no one more experienced and no one as fit as well. bill even fought the ash wednesday fires in 1983. was described as a true gentleman with the kindness and gentlest of souls. and i spoke to ethan and stephanie, they could not have been more proud but also more devastated by their loss. when we thought we couldn't hurt any more, we lost three men who had traveled half a world to protect us. we honor our american friends. we had no greater friend than the united states. captain ian mcbeth. mcde-morgan jr. who were lost to us when their c130 hercules airport crashed. captain mcbeth, experienced firefighting pilot, survived by his wife and three children. he had served in iraq, in afghanistan, and was a member of the montana air national guard. his daughter training to be a pilot, herself, said she wanted everyone to know he was just a wonderful person. first officer huds

ethan, stephanie, have a great weekend. >> thanks, charles. charles: coronavirus fears wiping out apple's 2020 gains, but the stock is off the lows of the session. susan is live with me now, congratulations on your interview with tim cook. >> thank you so much. apple stock, we did see it bounce into bear market territory, down 20% from recent weeks. recovering a little bit, but it's also one of the first major companies to warn they wouldn't meet their sales targets because of the coronavirus which is impacting stores. they had to close most of them in china and also the suppliers and production facilities as well. when i spoke to tim cook and asked him how things are going in the country, here's what he had to say. >> you know, ipod is built everywhere in the world. we have key comb -- components in the united states, in china. when you look at the parts that are done in china, we have reopened factories. so the factories were able to work through the conditions to reopen. they're reopening. i think of this as sort of the thursday phase of ge

let's unpack this topic with ethan bearman and stephanie hamel.have you back with us tonight. >> hello, shannon. >> shannon: okay. hello. ten donna chuck schumer who is the top democrat over in the senate said this, president trump needs to get his act together, stop belittling it, unite america and start proposing real solutions. stephanie? >> it's truly sickening to see people trying to point fingers at the other side to try to blame this on president trump. right now is not the time for partisan politics. president trump, the administration, the white house have been handling us quite well. it was a month ago that they stop these flights from china. president trump was criticized for that. it was an unpopular move. he was accused of being a racist. we know that he asked congress for $2.5 billion in extra funding to combat the virus. that was met with quick resistance from the democrats. he's also being criticized by the media right now. right now we saw a "new york times" opinion columnist trying to dub this the trump virus. this is not the tru

by journalist ethan walters called crazy like us about says how we export our categories, we meaning americans -- america. about a i will talk case of depression in japan. depression in japan up until a couple years ago was not considered to be a clinical situation. very extreme cases of depression were clinical. but it was not some thing you deal with by taking pills. however american pharmaceutical companies wanted to open up japan as a market. so they started this pr campaign talking about depression as some hold of the heart. they created this disease in order to export the pharmaceutical products to deal with it. and people start thinking about it and medical way. you can say this is culturally insensitive. when i teach at i say wait a second, to pan also has a big problem with suicide. a huge problem with suicide. so, maybe there is a place for it? but what we need is more sensitivity, i would say and more culturally specific, more negotiation between communities and doctors and how we do with this what is busily a western model in a non-western circumstance. >> and those who s

. >> joel and ethan's scripts are publishable works of literature.in cities. >> oh, yeah? >> yeah. yeah. is that useful to you? >> oh, you betcha, yeah. >> yeah. >> it was punctuated and written in the rhythm that we played it. and it's beautiful. >> and the oscar goes to ethan and joel coen for "fargo." >> the oscar goes to frances mcdor mand, "fargo." >> "fargo" is the coen brothers film that really gets embraced at the academy awards. everyone loves this movie. so what do they do? they do something completely different. >> sometimes there's a man, well, he's the man for his time and place. >> "the big lebowski." one miff favorite stories is how long it took jeff bridges to agree to do it. it was so good. joel and ethan wrote it for him, sent it to him. he said it's great, not sure i can do this. i just remember, you know, them thinking, how could he not? obviously he came to that conclusion himself. >> let me explain something to you. i am not mr. lebowski. you're mr. lebowski. i'm the dude. so that's what you call me. you know? that or his dudene

we take -- our primary product line is to take ethane, one of the lowest hydro carbons on the planet, convert it, think about it as the basic tinnitink in the petrochemical industry. our primary product line is polyethylene. polyethylene goes into everything to kayaks. it consumes half produced around the globe. liz: plastic makers' stocks are falling and obviously it's because at least in some plastics you do have petrol. >> true. we have had head winds over the last year or so in the coronavirus is just the latest one. the trade wars were very impactful on our business. it caused us to redirect trade flows, absolutely. we are true believers in free and fair trade and we want the chinese to behave well with respect to trade but we've got the supply chain out there and the global presence to redirect our trade flows to mitigate some of the impact but it was negative. liz: in this day and age you have to be malleable and fleet of foot. we have news that china and the chinese oil company owned by the state has declared a force majeure on liquid gas contracts that was unforeseen. therefo

experience here in the cafeteria at murray elementary school in dublin. 8-year-old branden, 6-year-old ethan, and 7-year-old kayla. navy lieutenant daren nelson was in the school office with their mother waiting to surprise them. >> it's been a long time coming. >> serving under an anti- terrorism task force. he missed ball games and of course the problems. >> this little guy called me up to his room and he got a lego stuck in his nose. >> and there was the sudden death of the hampster. >> it hit me that i wasn't there with my son dealing with the passing. >> they have no idea. >> so during lunch, the principal played along by asking the students a few innocent questions. >> if someone in your family is a firefighter, raise your hand. or our military. and then the boys were invited on stage and then came the  moment drenched in joy and tears. >> hey, boys. >> dad? daddy! >> i love you kiddo. >> i love you. >> the nelsons were a family in tact for the first time in almost a year. >> that was one of the best moments of my life. i'm just excited to be home with these guys. >> there are sacrif

aaron who is a physical therapist, kristin who is a registered nurse and ethan completing his program to be a journeyman electrician in the alameda county electrical workers union. and we have four grandsons and my -- my pastor jim to some but my grandsons i am hop pop. >> that's good. well, it's great to have you both. we have had you before. but i realized i wanted to get the audience your background and your relationships with family and so forth. think that's very important. before we go on a break, soon, what are one of the two other top stories you think are important from last year. let's go with you jim. >> certainly the relationship of the evan jell can christianity and the embrace of the president, their seemingly unfailing brace of the president no matter what is a story that needs to be examined and questioned. >>> about 81% i think, still. >> he seems to fight for their causes. and regardless of his inability to tell the truth, his absolutely immoral immigration policies, his massage any that seems to be very little of that will separate him from his base and religious ba

most of the credit for this went to ethan, so he thought his efforts had been overlooked. arnold was a determined individual, he wasn't and heaged by adversity, had what we would now call a positive, can-do attitude. a prime example was the exhibition -- the expeditio he led against quebec and the maineilderness -- in the wilderness in 1775. despite appalling conditions, harsh terrain, sickness among his men, desertion among men he with him,hem, that's arnold pushed on through everything to reach his objective. and he was wounded on the night of the last day in 1775, during the same attack in which general rich montgomery, shown here, was killed. it is highly likely that if the course of arnold's career during the revolutionary war had been different, he would have ended up being featured in this kind of painting, this kind of image. he would have been one of the great icons of the revolutionary era. we don't have something like that, but here is an image of arnold. significant is that this is a london-based print. and already you can see that colonel arnold, who commanded

to surprise second data brandon, kindergartner ethan, brothers and their littlest brother caleb who hadnseen thr dad dad may be home, but he is not off-duty. the boys are already planning the first mission. a nerf gun war. >>> coming up, you could call it the hottest 24/7 reality show in southern california. thousands turning in hoping to catch a very special moment for a pair of bald eagles. tom steyer will beat donald trump on the economy. his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians can make their own health care choices. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. try to win by attacking, now, we know the trump strategy- distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like

. >> great defense, ethan. >> oh, wow, dylan smith. >> dylan smith tripped him. >> usc's okonwu dialed up the long ball three quarter court shot. he was fouled, by the way, and the trojans beat arizona. >> impressive. >>> word on the street is that steph may come back sunday night. >> okay. >> if he does, gameday on location from chase center sunday night. >> with the dogs? >> with the dogs in the starting line-up, in fact. >> that looked like taco to me. >> yeah, he did. taco's no longer with us. on that note. >> was he catholic? i didn't know that. >> we'll be right back. when i came home from prison my sons were in their teens. so i got involved in juvenile justice, i didn't want them to go through the same thing i went through. michael bloomberg created the young men's initiative. in helping keep other young men and young women from entering into the criminal justice system. and we see it, we see it in young people being employed. we see young people being removed out the system. running for president, what better platform for him to speak about real justice, real reform. i'm mike

case of children they get protection for later in life pregnant women become less susceptible and ethan passed on that protection to their children fact it's called the farm effect on the hip and i spawn who should factor . children who grew up on farms how few ology and those who live in cities unfroze who grew up in the immediate vicinity of cows that he grass or hay have even fewer. protective effect works if the home is within a radius of about 300 metres of a cow shed if it's 500 metres away but coverage has disappeared. the belief is that whatever provides protection is conveyed via the air. hence the dust sample gathering. scientists have until now believe that certain microorganisms typically found on farms were behind the health benefits but. microorganisms tend not to be carried far in the air so now we think that proteins are a factor in this protective function proteins are larger than microorganisms and are more likely to float in the air a member of a family of proteins called live polka and helps to protect cows from infection a notable source is cows no. but it's not the

most of the credit for this went to ethan allen, so he thought his efforts had been overlooked. arnold waslear that an unusually determined individual, he wasn't discouraged by adversity, and he had what we would now call a positive, can-do attitude. a prime example was the sorry, can you hear me? ok. a prime example was the quebecion he led through in the maine wilderness in 1775. milesas a distance of 270 with the prospect of a fight at the end of it. despite appalling conditions, harsh terrain, sickness among his men, desertion of some of the men he had with them, that's supplies,nic lack of arnold pushed on through everything to reach his objective. and he was wounded on the night of the last day in 1775, during the same attack in which general richard montgomery, shown here in a painting by trumbull, was killed. now, i think it is highly likely that if the course of arnold's career during the revolutionary war had been different, he would have ended up being featured in this kind of painting, this kind of image. he would have been one of the great icons of the revolutionary

should say and not a word spoken between the lead act is i think it's fair to say i'm going to know ethan but this is like a peek at house of the ballet not a definite but not in a bad way not a bad way the director of this film something you say is famous for this type of film quite a term for him called slow cinema he said himself that he once cinema to be like a temple and not like a supermarket i mean if you compare his movies to say hollywood movies hollywood movies for they were more like more like mcdonald's more like fast food fast and easy you know what you going to get of it maybe not that nutritious whereas here is you have take a lot. more time we have to really savor it but i think if you take the time the experience could be really overwhelming now i should say some people actually watching this movie early this morning they fell asleep while they walked out of movie theater however if you stayed awake you were rewarded by some incredible cinematography definitely worth a look ok that's that's that's quite a recommendation if you stay away you'll really enjoy it now you've s

. >> great defense, ethan. >> oh, wow, dylan smith. >> dylan smith tripped him. >> usc's okonwu dialed up the long ball three quarter court shot. he was fouled, by the way, and the trojans beat arizona. >> impressive. >>> word on the street is that steph may come back sunday night. >> okay. >> if he does, gameday on location from chase center sunday night. >> with the dogs? >> with the dogs in the starting line-up, in fact. >> that looked like taco to me. >> yeah, he did. taco's no longer with us. on that note. >> was he catholic? i didn't know that. >> we'll be right back. woman: the deadly corona virus officially hitting the us. man: the markets are plunging for a second straight day. vo: health experts warn the us is underprepared. managing a crisis is what mike bloomberg does. in the aftermath of 9-11, he steadied and rebuilt america's largest city. oversaw emergency response to natural disasters. upgraded hospital preparedness to manage health crises. and he's funding cutting edge research to contain epidemics. tested. ready. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. we

hope they don't keep a bias against us they shouldn't blame everything on people so fast 7 year old ethan isn't too worried his wish for now is being allowed again to play outside between al jazeera beijing. democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders is wont russia to stay out of the november u.s. election it was responding to reports that the kremlin's meddling to boost his campaign as well as president trumps sarah higher reports accusations of russian meddling in the us presidential election in 2016 have resurfaced this time for the upcoming 2020 election last week senior u.s. intelligence officials briefed congress the latest security threats to the us government and warns of russian interference to try to boost president donald trump's campaign we've already won the state trump has always denied kremlin interference and continued to do so in friday's last pitstop rally in western the us. i see it is forney's these the do nothing. they said that they that watch to be sure that trump gets elected here we go. here we go again did you see here. are people bored i was told that was ha

the nightmare began for leah and ethan elder on july 26th of last year with a facetime video call fromlice investigators. their 19-year-old son finnegan visible i

prices low many fracking operations are losing money so producers have been eager to find a use for the ethan they get as a byproduct of drilling they're looking for a way to monetize it says stephen felt a staff attorney at the center for international environmental law you can think of plastic as a kind of subsidy for fracking so again we have these complex systems a complex environment complex economy complex politics geopolitics there are cause and effect there are intended perhaps consequences so for example this barack obama and many of the left will say gas natural gas is a bridge fuel to get us to alternative energy solar wind power and all that sort of stuff by here these factors in america we pointed out have been losing money hand over fist they've been losing money for their investors their investors want returns they don't care how they get those returns produced plastic because the consumer is going to get plastic so they've got to make their money back and $200000000000.00 invested since 2010 so if you think you using a canvas bag instead of plastic is going to stop them from f

let's welcome in ethan bearman, harmeet dhillon, and steve hilton. welcome to you all.rbes has a headline, why young voters are embracing bernie sanders and schools of not talk much about the ravages of socialism and communism to young people socialism is an abstract concept. they are understandably concerned about how they can be self-sufficient in a financially independent and live the american dream promised to them, they are willing to take a chance. >> it is true to say they had a bad experience with the system that has been run for the last few years, not surprising they want to change but the leap from that to something completely extreme which is what socialism is is incredibly risky and important to point out what it really is. bond bernie sanders talking about democratic socialism which he freely accept as a label compared to what you see in many countries particularly in europe, the scandinavian countries, they guarantee healthcare and have a safety net and so on, that is not socialism. there is a tradition, more centerleft soft left politics and ideology in

. >> let's unpack the topic with left coast news host ethan bearman and video columnist stephanie hamelo have you with us tonight. chuck schumer who was a top democrat in the senate says donald trump must get his act together, stop blaming, belittling, rollup your sleeves, unite america and start proposing real solutions. >> truly sickening to see people trying to point fingers at the other side, to blame this on donald trump. it is not the time for partisan politics, donald trump, the administration, the white house has been handling this quite well. a month ago they said stop flights from china, donald trump was criticized for that. he was accused of being a racist. he asked congress for $2.5 billion for extra funding to combat the virus, that was met with resistance from the democrats. is also being criticized by the media right now, new york times opinion, trying to do this the trump virus. this is not the trump virus, this is the china virus, the cdc offered to come in and help and contain and do the research, china didn't want the help, china has punished journalists who are sound

so he's looking and making a super tuesday play rath ethan focusing on the -- >> we have been talkingbout biden in nevada, needs a good debate for a new result on saturday so that he can raids enough money to spend in super tuesday and keep himself afloat. >> two candidates running all over the place. pete to vacuum up money and bloomberg trying to run the super tuesday strategy. >> we talk about how these national polls are not predictive. but this is about to become a national race on super tuesday and that's where people able to just swarm throughout the air waves like michael bloomberg and tom steyer have an advantage. >> i read today, josh, michael bloomberg now has the largest mississippi presidential campaign in the history of mississippi. >> when you look at the numbers -- >> just saying it is like -- it is -- not a state he's left untouched. >> 2,400 people working for a campaign. >> paid staffers. >> people not getting paid just a few dollars here and there. people well paid people who are out there both in his headquarters an in every single state that's going to be at play

. >> i would have to take ethan's word on that. i don't see it. >> harris: fair enough, that literally was pretty great to see you both. have a great weekend. thank you for watching. i am harris. "the daily briefing" with trace gallagher in today for dana. >> trace: harris, thank you. a live look in las vegas as president trump will take the stage to rally thousands of supporters less than 24 hours before democratic voters begin caucusing. good evening, everyone, i am trace gallagher in for dana perino, and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ folks in vegas lining up last night to get into this afternoon's trump rally. nevada, one of several states where the g.o.p. has canceled the caucuses. the president looking to steal the spotlight from democrats making their final pitches to voters. democratic socialist bernie sanders appears to be the clear front runner right now. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg rising in the polls, but not even on the ballot as he skips the early stage to focus on super tuesday, which is march 3rd.

brendan, ethan, and caleb were eating lunch on thursday. they were unaware that their father had just returned home after 11 months overseas. navy lieutenant darren nelson was in the school office with their mother, waiting to surprise them. >> it has been a long time coming.>> reporter: while away, serving on an anti-terrorism task force in africa, he did miss birthdays and ballgames, and the problems. >> this guy called me to his room, and he got a lego stuck in his nose. >> reporter: there was the sudden death of the pet hamster as well. >> he went through that. it hit me knowing i was not there to help my son . his wife wanted him to surprise the boys at school. >> they think he is coming home in eight days. >> reporter: during lunch, the principal played along by asking students a few innocent questions. >> of someone in your family is a firefighter in the military rager hand.>> reporter: the boys were invited on stage, and then came the moment, drenched in joy and tears.>> hey boys. >> daddy? daddy, daddy, daddy! >> i love you kiddo.>

speaking of debates, let's welcome in left coast news host ethan bearman, harmeet dhillon, and the nextcoast steve hilton, welcome to you a all. forbes has the headline "why young voters are embracing bernie sanders and democratic socialism, the schools have not talked much about the ravages of socialism and communism, it's an abstract concept. they are understandably concerned about how they can be self-sufficient, and financially independent and live the american dream. it sounds like the youngsters are willing to take a chance. >> it's certainly true to say they have had a really bad experience with the system as it has been run for the last few years if not suppress they are for change. to leap from that to something completely extreme to what socialism is is incredibly risky and it's important to point out what it really is. you hear bernie sanders talking often about democratic socialism which he freely accepts as a label comparing it to what you see in many other countries around the world particularly in europe. he points to the scandinavian countries, they guarantee health care

antiterrorist mission for 11 months, finally reunited with his family when he surprised his boys brandon, ethanat school in california. nelson said it was one of the best moments of his life. we are glad we got to witness it too. thank you for watching "special report," i am shannon bream and washington. please join me tonight at 11:00 p.m. eastern for fox news at night, the story starts right now. hey martha. >> martha: hey there shannon, thank you very much. harvey weinstein's defense team, their client tonight is in rikers island facing up to 25 years in prison. after his conviction on two of the five counts that he was charged with of sexual assault. they say that he took it like a man and that this is not over. according to his attorney, the man who ruled hollywood for nearly 30 years and won 81 oscars said this upon hearing the verdict. i am innocent, how could this happen in america? weinstein was acquitted on the most serious charges that were against him, but after weeks of excruciating testimony from these women the jury found him guilty on one count of criminal act and one count of r

eight-year-old brandon, 60 ethan and for-year-old kayla breeding lunch on thursday they were unaware that their father just returned home after 11 months overseas. navy lieutenant darren nelson was in the school office with their mother waiting to surprise them.>> it's been a long time coming. i'm extremely excited. >> while away serving on an anti-terrorism task force in africa nelson missed birthdays and ballgames and of course the problems. >> this little guy called me up to his room, he got a lego stuck in his nose. >> there was the sudden death of the pet hamster. >> when they were going through that it hit me that i wasn't there to help my son deal with the passing of something he loved. >> but he is back now and his wife wanted him to surprise the boys at school. during lunch the principal played along by asking the students a few innocent questions. >> the boys were invited on stage and then came the moment tranced in joy and tears. >> hey boys.>> daddy? daddy, daddy, daddy. i love you. >> the nelsons were a family intact for the first time in almost a year. >> that was one o

last year >> you saw a little bit of we work contagion and i think the public markets adjusted fast ethan the private markets to a focus on unit economics and driving real business value. companies who didn't adjust to that have been punished a little bit. if you look at casper, had a great day today. createded hurricanes of millions of dollars in value, but their unit economics and some elements were not great but have traded up one u medical went public last week is trading at ten, 11 times revenue. therefore a very healthy ipo and multiple for a company with those metrics. >> there will always be an interesting public market. it continues to hit all time highs. there will be a lot of market appetite for ipos. >> this is a company that hasn't made money >> not yet in kcasper, or in both i think casper is going to be challenged because unit economics aren't working today and they're hoping to build a brand over time. some of the best companies which you'll see, and you'll see an airbnb irk po and a couple of others, have strong growth margins and are able to make money on the first purch

navy lieutenant daren nelson was deployed overseas. 8-year-old branden, 6-year-old ethan, and 4-year-oldla were in the cafeteria eating lunch. then the principal helped mom and dad set up the reunion by inviting some kids on stage. >> hey, boys. >> daddy? daddy! >> i love you, kiddo. >> i love you. >> that was one of the best moments of my life. so just excited to be home with these guys. >> awe. lieutenant nelson served on an anti-terrorism task force in africa. he missed birthdays and ball games but says he is thrilled to be back home and cannot wait to make up for lost times. >>> 5:27 is the time. super tuesday just weeks away but california election officials are getting ready for election day. >> if 2018 was an indicator i think we're in for record administration and record turnouts. >> how election officials are trying to make sure every vote is counted correctly. >> plus... did you get a flu shot? well there's a new report on the effectiveness of this year's vaccine and what to expect later this year. economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to ra

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