now, to get hyde all riled up about this, parnas sent hyde tweets from conservative media personalities disparaging yovanovitch. in response, hyde texted, "can't believe trumo hasn't fired this bitch. i'll get right in that." okay, please, spell-check your hateful, misogynist threats. you sound dumber than trumo. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) now, 13 hours later, hyde started giving parnas updates that made it sound like he had people stalking yovanovich in ukraine: "she had visitors." "it's confirmed we have a person inside." "she's talked to three people. her phone is off. computer is off." yes, it's the political sequel to "you"... "ew." ( laughter ) then, things got even more sinister. hyde texted, "the guys over they asked me what i would like them to do and what's in it for them." "they are willing to help if we/you would like a price." and "guess you can do anything in the ukraine with money... what i was told." to which parnas replied: "l.o.l." ( laughter ) yes, l.o.l., which i'm guessing did not stand for "let's obey laws." so... ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) so

that's what the hyde amendment is telling the american people. and all people who are capable of being pregnant or know a person or are part of a family of someone who is pregnant. it's incredibly important that we advance an uphold issues of economic and racial justice for all people regardless of their income and regardless of who they are. right now, choice is the law of the land. that law should be extended to all people. and there is no reason, none, that a democratic majority should uphold the hyde amendment. in the united states. we have to make sure that all people have access to reproductive justice and reproductive health care. and last, but not least, is that these decisions oftentimes heart wrenching, are not decisions to be made between a constituent and a legislator. it's a decision to be made between a person and their doctor. and nobody's health care should be up to a senator or their state representative to determine. no less when so many of these bodies are not representative and do not contain people who can become pregnant in

the next day, we see mr hyde.on't have that kind of clarity, we don't have that continuity, and that we have these on—again, off—again, calling for by partnership but the next day attacking the democrats —— calling for bipartisanship. we need to reckon as this is a national and not a partisan issue, a health issue and not a political issue. secretary cohen, ijust not a political issue. secretary cohen, i just wanted not a political issue. secretary cohen, ijust wanted to bring in a tweet from the former american banker and chair of goldman sachs. he says... what do you think of that and should we go all in? what should the us do? should trump consider, for example, a state—wide travel ban?” should trump consider, for example, a state-wide travel ban? i think all of the options have to be on the table stop we need to be done is to have something that we can all at least agree is the right response. i think he has it right. we need to be all in. this is not republican versus all in. this is not republican versus dem

he shows a 7th grader how to check if an image is fake like this one allegedly of sydney's hyde park strewn with trash left by climate strikers. who turn up with from local officials and he you see the title climb and strikes and this image. there are lots of articles about it to you and to them. down below you see what really happens the photo shows little left somewhere completely different in london's hyde park after an event promoting the legalization of cannabis. finland takes debunking fake news seriously including that from neighboring russia. russians are alexander the 2nd still presides over how stinky's said it square so finns have long been wary of criminal propaganda. information campaign so we saw them already in need of during the cold war but of course in the present form the 1st science came about 10 years ago on a crimean media started spreading lies about the finnish tried well 1st system for example claims that the finnish or sort of these are hunting across from born children and taking them into custody without any valid reasons and selling them to us gay couples

the policy plans that benefit white women and how they negatively impact women of color, like the hydet. he was not for repealing the hyde amendment and to be clear, neither was bernie sanders at the beginning of the 2016 primary. and so that is something that they need to both be able to understand and articulate a vision for repealing it and where we're going to go from there because the hyde amendment is the thing that prevents low income women from being able to use their medicaid or government health care plan to pay for a legal abortion. they have the right to it but they don't have the money to be able to access it and there's a law preventing them from using their health care plans. that's one way i think these candidates can speak to women of color in a better way. >> let's roll even further back because this is where warren and others are falling down. we can go with the indian child welfare act. talk about making sure women who have children are able to keep their children. we can talk b about what is happening you know, illinois had this long running foster care scandal. pe

the issue was the hyde amendment. the issue is the defense of marriage act.ssue is whether or not in difficult times and god knows these are difficult times. we're going to have the courage to take on powerful special interests and do what's right for the working families of this country. mr. biden: why did you vote not to sanction the russians? sen. sanders: you know why? because i had every -- you keep talking about iran that was tied to iran. russia was in iran. i think john kerry indicated his support for what i did. that was undermining the iranian agreement. that's why, and that's the only reason why i have condemned russia time and time again. mr. biden: the fact is that the idea that i in fact supported the things that you suggested is not accurate. look, i'm the guy that helped put together the iran deal and got the inspectors in there. my chief of staff was the guy, my foreign policy guy doing that negotiation, i was the guy that helped put together a 60-nation organization to take on the isis in iraq and in syria. i've dealt with these folks, i kno

ensuring that pro-life hyde amendment protections remain intact to prevent taxpayer funds being used for abortion. in republican -- and republicans were able to brock efforts to add new burdens on hospitals that would have overruled the c.d.c.'s sipes-based guidelines in preventing critical flexibility -- and prevented critical flexibility for local health care providers these are temporary, targeted measures. they are temporary because we've seen what happens when a bill is supposed to be timely, targeted and temporary drags on for year. it prolongs economic hardship. we will rebound and we will rebound strongly. good policies, one that strengthen ours local communities, result in speedy recoveries in an america we know we are blessed even when faced with great adversity. we are blessed by the abundance not only of resource boufs spirit. it is that very spirit that will get us through coronavirus and any other quheages face in the future. while today's bill is not perfect, it is another step in the right direction toward safety and security and revitalized economy. i encourage my co

the issue was the hyde amendment. the issue was the defense of marriage act. issue is whether or not, in difficult times, and god knows these are difficult times, we're going to have the courage to take on powerful special interests and do what's right for working item lease of this country. >> why did you vote not to sanction the russians? >> you know why? you keep talking about iran. that was tied to iran. russia was in iran. i think john kerry indicated his spart for what i did. that was undermining the iranian agreement. >> that's not true -- >> that's why and that's the only reason why. >> that is not -- >> i have condemned russia time and time -- >> vice president bide no one. >> the fact is that -- the idea that i, in fact, supported the things that he's suggesting is not accurate. look. i'm the guy that helped put together the iran deal and got the inspectors in there. that was my -- my chief of staff was the guy, my foreign policy guy, doing that negotiation. i was the guy that helped put together a 60-nation organization to take on the isis in iraq a

that's not the only politicized part of the response to the disease, currently the hyde amendment barsederal funds from paying for abortion but when the coronavirus package being worked out tonight in congress, democrats fought toha include a possible loophole in that loft. as the nation is fighting a pandemic, they are worried about abortions. this virus does not kill children, they wanted to fixre that. a deal has been worked out apparently but did the process need to take this long? chris bedford has been following it since day one, he joins us tonight .s. in the interest of fairness because you always want to beo fair, both sides use crises to push their pre-existing political agendas. do you think it's fair to say the democratic party attempted to use this bill to promote abortion? >> they are much better at using crises to their advantage than the republicans and yes, the reporter who broke this, gave nancy pelosi's office hours to respond to the accusation from the white house that the hyde amendment and trying to put abortions in here was holding this up and was a source of hol

of hyde hotels. we have 950 hotels around the world. and we have 600 in the united states. over 70,000 employees. and i'm not going to repeat a lot of the things that were said. you've been tracking -- we have a large base of group business in the united states. with meetings and conventions. and we've been tracking major cancellation. we now have tracked in the u.s. alone canceled events. and i'm not talking about major sport leagues that have shut down but universities and those kinds of things but actual meetings. >> you have some of the sport leagues as customers? >> quite a few, yeah. but when we look at the other meetings they involve attendant dees of 100 million people. major convention markets where those -- those attendant dees are not showing up. so they're not traveling on airplanes but they're not staying in our hotels. they're not going out to restaurants -- so the -- the collective impact is quite significant. the key issue i would leave you with, the urgency is very high. because day by day the occupancy rates have dropped. we've seen it in the single digits

mentioned the fact that you came to christianity through communism i was thinking about how douglas hydeventually left christianity because he became disillusioned with ability to effect the change that he wanted and how do you fight against that at a christian publication? >> it's interesting. i read hyde's book which he wrote when he was a christian and i'm not familiar with the later experience. that's news to me, did he write something about this or -- >> i believe came out to be -- when i believe was scheduled to be republished he declined allowing it to be republished because he said i no longer adhere to that because if you wrote in dedication and relationship you really felt like christianity was the way to effect the change that he wanted in the world and just didn't see it coming. >> okay. well, that's sad to hear and, you know, we do have lots of biblical and what i tell reporters we have, again, we are conservative but we differ from conservative movements in some ways, we tend to be proimmigration and prorefugee and one of our brilliant young reporters has been covering this

you have said that biden can help democrats win the senate seat from republican senator cindy hyde-smith in november. why him and not senator sanders? >> well, i'm not knocking senator sanders, but actually, if you look at the different platforms, let's just go to the signature platform regarding health care. you've got senator sanders that is talking about health care for all and, you know, which would take away private health insurance. and he's not been able to say to my satisfaction how that's really going to be paid for. whereas joe biden believes, like i believe, that we have to expand health care, make it more efficient, and accessible for rural states like mississippi, but if you have your own private insurance and you're satisfied with it, no one has to take that away. and that's what i believe. so i believe the signature health care seems to be a unifying figure. and someone like me that's got to build an incredible coalition for whites, blacks, young and old ow old someone like joe biden at the top of the ticket that speaks more to the issues and values they follow, is someone

the turk hyde park is located on the corner of turk and hyde in the tenderloin.d to officially cut the ribbon on this new playground which includes updated play equipment and landscaping. the recreation and parks department said the redesign and renovation makes it more accessible to the community. >>> coming up in sports charles barkley visits the angels spring training camp while angels outfielder mike trout shows us that he can hit more than just baseballs. mark will have that plus giants and a's highlights coming up next. >>> then on the 11:00 news the search for this girl, she's 11 years old. she was picked up from school today by a parent who is not her guardian. working with mike bloomberg was one of the most empowering experiences that i've had. it's important to talk to the people who know him personally. i worked for him for 8 years in city hall. i've been working for bloomberg for 27 years. 25 years. almost 30 years. there's nobody that i respect more, and felt more respected by. mike believes excellence is not defined by gender. mike builds a culture

webster, too, if you want to be safe use park, hyde or fruitvale. those bridges are always open.outh bay, peninsula and across the bridges moving nicely. no delays for transit. there have been changes but that's the school service. let's check those sites. >>> though the number of coronavirus cases is climbing in los angeles, mayor eric garcetti says so far lockdowns are not being considered. >> there is no plan to lock down this city. that is not eminent but we ask you to lock down as much of your life as you can. >> l.a. county now has 944 confirmed cases that includes 50 new cases reported just yesterday. l.a. city councilmembers approved new measures meant to provide economic relief including paid sick leave assistance and eviction pro-tensions. >>> 4:50 right now. the nba's latest case includes warriors favorite kevin durant. the team says four brooklyn nets tested positive. k.d. told "the athletic" he's one of the four but is feeling five. the nets were set to play the warriors when they postponed games two weeks ago. head coach steve kerr is expressing concerns some of his

we scan from hyde street down to 98th and didn't see it but chp did get the report. i'll track that and let you know if there is an update or probably only affecting the on-ramp itself. you notice the shot is shaking. therooftop camera across the high-rise from the coliseum and the camera is moving around. chp did give warnings for the altamont pass where we see the early slowing and across the bay bridge, they have gusts overnight as well. no problems tor the south bay. the crash on the peninsula is blocked off around whipple so no worries. there is the mark for what we're watching for the disabled vehicle and we'll clear that if nothing happens over the next few. here is the bay bridge toll plaza. still back-up and forming with a few more cash lanes open to the lanes off to the right are starting to clear. the wind advisory not a problem just a note for the bay bridge. back to you. >>> terrifying moments as a man drives a van into a crowd injuring three people. this happened north of san diego outside of a bar where people were waiting in line. witnesses detained t

ensuring that pro-life hyde amendment protections remain intact to prevent taxpayer funds being used for abortion. in republican -- and republicans were able to brock efforts to add new burdens on hospitals that would have overruled the c.d.c.'s sipes-based guidelines in preventing critical flexibility -- and prevented critical flexibility for local health care providers these are temporary, targeted measures. they are temporary because we've seen what happens when a bill is supposed to be timely, targeted and temporary drags on for year. it prolongs economic hardship. we will rebound and we will rebound strongly. good policies, one that strengthen ours local communities, result in speedy recoveries in an america we know we are blessed even when faced with great adversity. we are blessed by the abundance not only of resource boufs spirit. it is that very spirit that will get us through coronavirus and any other quheages face in the future. while today's bill is not perfect, it is another step in the right direction toward safety and security and revitalized economy. i encourage my co

i have no idea what the two have to do on abortion and the hyde amendment.hat is pretty much all that i have to say. barbaraen let's talk to who was calling from berkeley springs, west virginia. caller: good morning. the gentleman ahead of me almost stole my question. i was wondering about that hyde and that sneaky nancy pelosi was trying to sneak into all of this, to do away with the law that prohibits using national funds for abortions. that is what she was trying to do. i was wondering whether that was left in their. -- in there. if it was the nine very disappointed with my beautiful president trump if he signs it. and god bless if it was left in. to sheria. talk go ahead. caller: i have a situation going on. i had applied for my food stamps. i have not received my benefit yet. stores, i cancery put food in my house. plus, i am hiv-positive. i don't know what to get tested out. -- where to get tested that. do i go outside? with the we get help situations for people like me? who iset's go to john calling from seines for wisconsin. how are you today? host:

the irs terrorist responsible bombing in 1982 in hyde soldiers, h killed 11 received a letter of comfort and the trial collapsed. saying he would not be prosecuted with the shooting ncident that took place in northern ireland. he was investigated again in 2011 and was told there was no taking ground for action. does the prime minister accept that if he goes to trial on assurances, all the promises, will amount to meaningless than empty platitudes? >> mr. speaker, to rectify the ones to as which he's drawn our attention this government is finally in a law to prevent the prosecution of our hard working, veterans, when no new evidence has been produced. mr. speaker, yesterday's -- showed the widening health inequalities between the richest and the poorest. the money promised to the trust that issue ddressed in my area. but instead the nhs are removing poorest areas he and sending them to leafy longest life he expectancy. the hospital will become a walk-in center, no maternity unit, no children's 62% of beds gone. will the prime minister reassure he'll look at this to how that much doesn't h

i mean unlike hyde i think what he is is a current touristic that is easily changeable and i speak to that as a formerly obese person i know that for a fact you know once you lose a lot of weight you become a little bit jaja mantel of the fat people because you understand that to get into shape you know all you need is after the little bit of time a little bit of money perhaps a little bit of discomfort but you can easily do it and what some people describe as discrimination of the fab i now see it as just the return on those investments for the fed do you think it's a wrong or perhaps cruel framing of the situation i think it's a very cruel framing of the situation. a let's assume being thinner is good ok not being thin or being fit or being fitter it's very hard to take self-control it takes pushing back from the table it takes in my own case not having chocolate chip cookies for snacks the fact that there are so many overweight people the fact that we value being fitter and thinner in the societies so highly people who are doing it it's not so easy to do believe me i would been try

there is a sharp rest when they get to stay at hyde park, the country home of president roosevelt's mother and queen's last day, they have a picnic luncheon with the roosevelts that features hotdogs. this symbolic food of the common man. >> the president's mother said you cannot offer the king and queen of england a hotdog. the president said yes, that's exactly what we're going to do. the king asked for a second one. they clearly enjoyed them. >> the royal visit to america is a resounding success for the king. but there is danger and the danger lies within george's own family. ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. add a twist of flavor. san pellegrino essenza. liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shhhh. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too. and last 12 hours. 12 hours? who studies that long?! mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours with 2 medicines in 1 pill. t-mobile has the first and only, nationwide 5g network. and with it, you can shape the future

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hyde and regent's park are two of the green spaces that can be used although facilities like playgrounds archive footage of performing the song. she's hoping to invoke the wartime spirit and reassure the public although many are social distancing and in self isolation people can't be united with hope, resilience and resolve. let's check on the weather. here's nina. it is another day, we are expecting cloud, a little bit like yesterday, grey skies are for most of us it should be dry, just a small chance of some showers scattered around. we are also staying on the chilly side as well. pretty cold air with us, we are not expecting sunshine through the day. most of the shower is coming in from the north, feeding and across essex, towards kent as well. at times drifting further west, with afternoon temperatures around eight or9 afternoon temperatures around eight or 9 degrees, a little on the pc side. some changes for the weekend, cloud clearing away to the north, we will see some much brighter skies, sunshine for the weekend, windy and also on the chilly side with afternoon temperatures of a

there is a sharp rest when they get to stay at hyde park, the country home of president roosevelt's mother> on the king and queen's last day, they have a picnic luncheon with the roosevelts that features hotdogs. this symbolic food of the common man. >> the president's mother said you cannot offer the king and queen of england a hotdog. the president said yes, that's exactly what we're going to do. the king asked for a second one. they clearly enjoyed them. >> the royal visit to america is a resounding success for the king. but there is danger and the danger lies within george's own family. [sfx: doorbell] hello, i saw you move in, and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! >>oh, that's so nice! and a little tip, geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. >>hmm! >>cookies! uhh, biscuits. >>mmmm, is there a little nutmeg in there? oh it's my mum's secret recipe. >>you can tell me. it's a secret. >>is it cinnamon? it's my mum's secret recipe. call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. i'll come back for the plate. sa

. >> this administration has a way of jekyll and hyde-ing people, you know what i mean?e's radioactive, let's just face it. so i put that energy field around ghoul-iani. >> stephen: how long have you been doing hyper-realistic portraiture like this? >> yeah, and the caption also is, "eek, said the spider." >> stephen: i like it. >> terrifying to insects. >> stephen: this year you've moved away from politics a little bit. >> yes. >> stephen: and a couple of-- these got jumbled a little bit when the chair flipped. >> sorry. >> stephen: now, there's been a recurring theme in your work. >> yes. >> stephen: this year. that is a man eating a... >> i just decided to concentrate on the mangoes. because-- because i needed so badly to find one symbol, one thing they could count on to be sweet and lovely and abundant, and there for all of us. so i chose mangos as my symbol. i decided that every month in 2020 would be may. and the trees are filled with mangoes. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you can explain-- can you explain-- can you explain this one? >> it goes that way. >> s

gutting the hyde amendment which is restrictions on funding abortion with government tax dollars, they are trying to work out. they are claiming republicans are putting abortion, hurting abortion rights in this legislation. i read that and i said, oh, my gosh, do we have any borders left in the world still? >> take that rahm emanuel school that says never let a crisis go to waste. it is what they are trying to do, this bill has gone every which way they want. it's a billion dollars, it's getting into -- >> laura: or so people understand what that means, taxpayer money could go to fund abortion. no restriction on that. >> that's exec the right, no restriction on that. they get into businesses, and say you will give seven days paid sick leave. that's only for hourly workers, with coronavirus. if it's not hourly workers, they will get 14 days. and that's not tied to coronavirus at all. this is permanent. >> laura: at this is what americans need to understand tonight, what the democrats are floating is a permanent series f government control on american business. we are going to climb out

reportedly watched as me are sold cocaine and other dangrous drugs on the 300 blocof turk that's at hyde. he was then taken into cuody and lt bar was on probation for dealing at the same locationhe has been booked for possession and a felony substance and contem of urt. okay it's raining it's been raining us to take live look outside righnow at the san mateo bridge that camera is wet traffic is slow the traffic has been really slow all wk. so many people working from home. meorologt mabrisa rodriguez is here now with our forecast rain in coming down as we speak it's a nice break. the marcmiracle we were hoping for yeah and it unfortunately is happening during our lastweekend of winter spring just around the corner it starts on thsday, bang. let's take a look at stormtracker 4 with e heaviest downpours right now over sajose in the south and even extending into milpitas is well tracking some pretty heavy downpours hayward also seeing some moderatrain out there with widespread light rain. >>evy we thouout the east bay drying out for those ofyou along the san francisco peninsula and even in

melvin lgar a tenderloinsergeant spotted him as he attempted to sell drugs on the corner of turk and hyde streets. he was already on probation for dealing atthe same location andit's andooked for possession offelony substance and contempt of court. in the east bay freemont police have now arrested a man for trying inthe parking lot of a carl's junior. this happen last night around 5 30 in the warm rings, district officers say the37 year-old brian waters approached a won who waon her one when she asked him to leave her alone he allegey began attacking her and thn tried to hit the phone out of her hand bore running away. police located waters a short distance aw multiple charges, including attempted roery and battery. coming up several businesses are now cutting hrs during this coronavirus pandemic. >>at 1030 when wamart's new hours will be going into effect. authorits want you to look out for sc artists during the coronavirus pandemic up next where tse fake testing kits for found. and what you can do >>us customs and border protection sees what appears to be fake covid 19 testkits on thurs

hyde. >> joel was bleeding from his face. >> that theory helped them explain to jurors how the slightly-builts was able to take down and kill the much larger joel with his bare hands. police also say the fact that joel had had a few drinks made it easier for travis. >> he was drunk, and so the fact that a little guy comes at him unsuspecting and he's unstable on his feet because he's intoxicated too makes perfect sense that he could drop him. >> aspiration -- >> eight days into the trial the prosecution called its final witness, a blood spatter analyst. >> this is a possible position -- >> who used photos to demonstrate that joel's blood on travis' clothing was consistent with travis standing over joel while beating him. >> travis was either standing right next to joel lovelien or straddling joel lovelien as he was punching him in his face. >> the prosecution's evidence was stacking up against travis stay. no question he had been in a fight with the hunter before joel was killed. no question he had taken a swing at someone else afterwards, and now he would have to explain why there were trace

biden frequently voted for the hyde amendment joe supported banning open gay americans from serving inm the guy who helped bill out the automobile industry. what did you do old buddy. this is a guy who voted against the brady bill five times for background checks on people. i welcome the competition, bernie. let's talk about your votes. let's talk about my votes. let's see what the american people say. >> bret: well that looks like it's going to happen man to man march 10th we have a series of states the biggest of them michigan 125-pledged delegates there. you see the other states voting on march 10th. the delegate tracker and this is what it all comes down to is math. joe biden at 652. bernie sanders 573. 1,991 needed to win the nomination. let's bring in our panel byron york chief political correspondent for the examiner. mollie hemingway chief editor at the federal list and charles "the washington post." this is the race, a lot of people thought it was going to come down to this and here we are. >> what we saw today this bickering between these two senators, it's basically two old

i'm also really disappointed that they took this opportunity to relevantly add to this the hyde amendmentcongressman, mrs. where the democrats always go. always has to go to the culture death, as we are supposedly fighting death and destruction of this virus. we have to keep funding death on the other side of abortion. >> that's pandering. once again, for some other bill on some other day, not related to coronavirus. that's why they cut off at 500 employees, planned parenthood doesn't qualify. >> laura: congressman, great to see you tonight. stay safe out there and god bless all of your constituents. coming up, celebrities are finding new ways to pass the time under lockdown. some are singing classic tunes, but are they falling flat? and the late-night shows get less funny by the day. wait until you see what they are resorting to now. "friday follies," much needed, with arroyo, next. [spoken] ♪ >> laura: it's friday, and that means it's time for... ♪ oh, "friday follies," we needed now more than ever. here is raymond arroyo, fox news contributor, author of "what will wilder." this corona

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he talked about tonight how he doesn't support the hyde amendment which means he's for taxpayer-fundedions. these are extremist views and not for bernie sanders but for the rest of the country at every single level and that is where he will have to contend. trump campaign has a lot to work with when it comes to general election because joe biden will have to change his position again and lie about what he's saying throughout the democratic primary or will be too far left for the rest of the country. shannon: that was the number-one criticism i saw on twitter although that's not where we get our information but. [laughter] >> i hope not. shannon: people were taking snippets of what the former vice president said tonight and pulling up his voting record over the last 30, 40 years or plain clips of him saying the exact opposite. what does he do with that that is moving with these accusatio accusations? >> i think the vice president had a strong night tonight on the debate stays with independent journalist has said he was winner coming out of tonight's bates. he will screw that line somewh

further, joe repeatedly voted for the hyde amendment which denies low income women access to medicaid in order to determine their own reproductive decisions. >> so attacking one another, at least that exemplifies the opening salvo of attacking each other between biden and sanders. what does that say about taking the eye off the ball of the opponent, that collectively the democratic party said it was taking aim at, which would be the incumbent president. >> look, that can wait until november. this is a primary. if you win a primary, you have to defeat the opponent that you're up against in the primary. there is a chance this coming tuesday, we'll look on it at bernie sanders' last stand. if trends continue that we saw through the real super tuesday, if biden is able to pile up big margins in a lot of states, it will be harder and harder for bernie sanders to stay alive, so he has to sharpen contrasts, he has to convince a lot of people biden is unacceptable when what we're seeing is so many democrats just want to unify around a consensus candidate, and that's what's really been powerin

lemire, the package in congress, democrats were complaining republicans were trying to attack the hydeanti-abortion language into that package, which was freeing up other health care responses and having tests require no co-pays and things like that. and at the same time the republicans were complaining that the democrats were loading it up with all kinds of social programs they didn't want in. they were close to a deal. we know the house republicans were concerned about voting for it in case the president walked away from it. >> sure, that's always been a republican concern. it's so hard to predict where the president will come down on things. but you nailed it, andrea. at a time the nation is looking for unity out of capitol hill and washington as a whole, they're not getting that and both parties are pointing fingers at each other. there seems to be a deal. right now the president is meeting with ken mccarthy, republican leader, chief of staff, secretary mnuchin at meetings this morning. there's hope something will be hammered out in the near future. and we're waiting to see what th

host: let's go to new hyde park in new york. >> good evening. host: you're on the air. go ahead. >> aside from social distancing, is it possible to get the virus through droplets in the air? dr. atlas: this is a good question. the general way the virus is transmitted from everything known, we do not have complete information. new information comes out every day. being in the face of someone coughing or picking it up from someone who coughed onto their hand and then you touch -- you touchurface if they are or surface. --you touch their hand or surface. most of the info is that this is transmitted in droplets from coughing. it gets to the question of if people needs mask -- people need masks and who needs them, which is a cause of confusion. the reality is those who need those who anticipate being coughed on. people in crowded settings. if you are walking into a room with someone with covid-19, it's a problem. if you are a health care worker in a medical center where patients are coming in coughing. they need masks. , the mask is mainly designed to stop you as an infected

on everything from his support for the iraq war to his policies on trade to his past support of the hyde amendment, even how he funds his campaign. to mike's opponent about this argument about record turnout, michigan is the proving ground for this. this is an opportunity for bernie sanders to prove his theory of the case, if he can turn out those record breaking crowds, michigan would be the place to do it because it's the first of the big 2020 battlegrounds that were big 2016 battlegrounds. if we're all living in a repeat of 2016, which sometimes it feels like we are, michigan is the place to prove that 2020 can be different if you're bernie sanders. >> all of you smarty pants have been taking notes. what are you responding to? >> i was just drawing pictures. i have nothing to say. no, no, actually the thing i was thinking about with this is what we're looking at is kind of an experiment with the control. if we think about this in 2016 and 2020. and one of the more notable things is bernie sanders not faring as well as he did in 2016 in many states. the thing that's interesting about m

he talked about tonight how he doesn't support the hyde amendment which means he's for taxpayer-funded. these are extremist views and not for bernie sanders but for the rest of the country at every single level and that is where he will have to contend. trump campaign has a lot to work with when it comes to general election because joe biden will have to change his position again and lie about what he's saying throughout the democratic primary or will be too far left for the rest of the country. shannon: that was the number-one criticism i saw on twitter although that's not where we get our information but. [laughter] >> i hope not. shannon: people were taking snippets of what the former vice president said tonight and pulling up his voting record over the last 30, 40 years or plain clips of him saying the exact opposite. what does he do with that that is moving with these accusatio accusations? >> i think the vice president had a strong night tonight on the debate stays with independent journalist has said he was winner coming out of tonight's bates. he will screw that line somewhere

so they put in a billion dollars that wasn't subject to the hyde amendment which means that you couldffectively on state sponsored abortions, state funded abortions. so, it's hard to say, yet, what it's going to be. >> bret: speaker pelosi saying she has a deal. secretary treasurer mnuchin says there is a deal. what we don't know is in the deal. and i don't think there is a lot of lawmakers up on capitol hill that know what's in the bill. >> lawmakers are clueless trying to find out what's in the deal and i don't think president trump has yet agreed to the deal. i think we would see a tweet if president trump had agreed to the deal. i agree with you the event at the white house was a positive step. i think at least does one thing ends debate whether this is a serious problem or not which for four weeks we have been having. the president led a chorus of irresponsible commentary this wasn't something that need to be taken seriously including a lot of talking heads. i hope that is now settled. what we need now are facts. we need the president to lead on facts and to not provide bad infor