that is what you're saying within the ibew. can tell you the very same thing is happening within other unions that have issued endorsrsements that the memberso not like as well. amy: marcie wells, this is the first diverse state that the primary and caucus is taking place in, two of the whitest states iowa and new hampshire now done, then it goes from nevada on saturday down to south carolina. the significance of this? is it willificance be sort of a test of both the strategies that have been enacted by unions and everyone else and sort of how much people have been paying attention as individuals. we need to start recognizing the policies that help diverse populations. it is pretty clear medicare for all is one of us policies that would sort of represent the freedom that a lot of people have been looking for for along time. amy: we want to thank you both for being with us. marcie wells, member of the culinary workers union local 226 in nevada. and thank you to hamilton nolan labor reporter for "in these , times." both speaking

biden: we are here in the ibew hall, and i want to tell you, they stepped up in a moment, just the incredibleight moment. with that, the ironworkers, firefighters, teachers, so many -- culinary union, the atu, so many others -- i have said a hundred times, you are the reason why i am in this. you are the ones who built the middle class. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: by the way, this time, when we rebuild the middle class, we've got to bring everybody along. black, brown, women, men, straight, everybody -- across the board. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: the idea that somehow people are just figuring this out is kind of surprising me, but you know, everybody is just looking for a shot. no one is looking for a handout. everybody is looking for just an even shot and they don't feel like they are getting a chance because they are not. they are being left behind. i promise you, i give you my word as a biden, i'm going to bring everybody along. [cheers and applause] that single mom trying to raise her kids by herself, it's hard. that 60-year-old dad who just lost his job and has no idea where

he was at the ibew local 357 headquarters in las vegas.rganized labor for his second-place finish. a strong first-place finish for senator bernie sanders. all of this by the way is available on our website at c-span.org. c-span.org/campaign 2020. i just want to say i don't agree with the last person who said that the party who you are registered for is who you should go for. people have the ability to change their opinion. now i'm a democrat. i feel like people have the right to change their opinion if they want to. host: we have been the one network showing you all of the speeches by all of the candidates in this nomination that are delivering speeches tonight. a look at super tuesday with contests across the country. texas, arkansas, tennessee, alabama, vermont, maine, massachusetts, and minnesota. senator amy where klobuchar was tonight. she came in sixth and the nevada caucuses. -- where in california are you calling us from? i just want to say the democrats are getting forced into somebody like sanders. everybody is rolling over in th

obviously joe biden is very strong among labor with firefighters, operating engineers, the ironworkers, ibewe the hardworking men and women who make our city and our state strong. it is why joe biden's agenda for working people is so strong and what he's going to do so well here. >> ed: congressman, my question is, there are unions and there is a middle class people and all the groups that you just laid out in predominately white states like iowa and new hampshire, joe biden was soundly rejected. of what's going to be the difference maker for him? >> look, let's get clear, don't count joe biden out, the black vote has not cast their decision and 99.8% of the latino decision has not cast their vote and that's when the fed and the states to follow are so important. of iowa new hampshire, they had their time now it's time for nevada voters and i can tell you what i've seen on the ground here in the district with vice president biden. we had a huge rally in my district and they had more than two hours of a line to vote in support of joe biden and one of our highest voting precincts in the africa

ibew 1245 loyal members, skilled workers, union workers. >> safety now, safety now, safety now. >> reporter: the union says it will fight any takeover that would threaten jobs or pensions. as for weiner he promised to work with the union to address their concerns as the legislation moves forward. in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> pg&e reacted in a statement to abc 7 news saying, quote, we oppose senator wiener's proposed framework and pg&e's facilities are not for sale. additionally, changing the structure of the company would not create a safer or cleaner operation. that statement from pg&e today. >> all right, so sunday was like a windstorm. today not quite as windy. still cold. >> it was like a frozen tundra. spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> that tundra will be frozen tomorrow morning as well. here's a look at live doppler 7. it's not cold yet but it's a bit chilly outside. skies are clear and temperatures are going to drop sharply during the overnight hours. here's looking across the embarcadero where traffic is quite light at the moment. it's 54 in the city, 56

i'm in the ibew union hall and i'm very interested to see if these are folks showing up who might have otherwise skipped the kay caucus process all together. and this is for the impressive data campaigns to parse together. so they'll have a break between the end of early voting and caucus starting on saturday. >> garrett haake keep us posted on the crowd when they show up in a couple of hours. >>> one thing that's mentioned is health care. you can't talk about health care without talking about cash. so will ideas like medicare for all cost all of us more money or not? the author of a new study says just the opposite. >>> but first, health officials are struggling to contain the coronavirus in cambodia. new concerns that they allowed people to debark and one tested positive on her way home. those evacuated from the princess ship were loaded back on to planes. more than 2,000 have now died in the global outbreak. hey there people eligible for medicare. gimme two minutes. and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza..

the ibew local 1245 said that won't prevent wildfires or solve financial problems. the union represents nearly half of the 23,000 workers for pg&e and others at publicly owned utilities in northern california. the recently released a video with a clear message to sanders. >> senator sanders, not to put too fine a point on it, you are wrong. you assume public ownership somehow guarantees a utility would always have perfect judgment and you are wrong. you assume public ownership would significantly and quickly change the risks of fire from the grid. you are wrong. >> union leaders say public takeover would be expensive, misguided and would affect pensions for employees and they say they are surprised sanders is taking a position, given his history of supporting union workers. pg&e is working on a bankruptcy plan to avoid a potential state takeover and earlier this month, senator scott wiener introduced a bill in the legislature turning pg& e into a public university. cristina rendon, ktvo fox news. >>> prosecutors begin laying out their case in a trial of a man accuse

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i'm a member of the ibew and lifelong labor leader, a proud labor leader. i can attest of giving workers a voice by protecting them. i saw firsthand as workers were unjustly fired, lost their wages or job because they dared to speak up without unionization. families living paycheck to paycheck, but they understood how important this was. companies have the money. they hire $1,000 an hour lawyers, they delay, they delay and they delay. and they make an example out of one person. they put that life of that worker on hold. currently there are no penalties for employers who do this. workers are fired. there is no current recourse ap i ask that we support the p.r.o. act and i ask to enter into the ecord letters from ibew, labor orers international. the chair: the gentlelady from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. keller: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to the p.r.o. act and i heard some things on the other side of the aisle how workers are in states that don't have right to work

but ibew local 1245 says that will not prevent wildfires or solve financial problems. the union represents roughly half of pg&e's 23,000 workers, and other workers at publicly owned utilities in northern california. they recently released a video that has a clear message to sanders. >> senator senators not to put too fine a point on it, you're wrong. you assume that public ownership somehow guarantees that a utility would always have perfect judgment. you're wrong. you assume that public ownership would significantly and quickly change the risks of fire from the grid. you're wrong. >> union leaders say a public take over would be expensive, misguided, and it would affect employees' pensions. they also say they're surprised sanders is taking a position here given his history of supporting unions and workers. pg&e has said it's working on a bankruptcy plan, including refreshing its board of directors to avoid a potential state take over and earlier this month state senator scott wiener introduced a bill that would turn pg&e into a public utility. cristina rendon, ktvu fo

ibew stepped up in a big, big, big, big way, as did a bunch of you. support, i think better than anybody in the whole field. but i heard there's some guys called firefighters that are around here, you know, they've been with us. iron workers -- and by the way -- by the way, i heard that we probably did awful well with culinary workers. you know, i know we don't know the final results yet, but i feel really good. you put me in a position. you know, the press is ready to declare people dead quickly but we're alive and we're coming back and we're going to win. >> we have been listening to vice president joe biden speaking in nevada, and we are projecting that bernie sanders, nbc news projects bernie sanders the winner in nevada. brand new breaking news numbers coming right out of nevada. our special team is here and i want to go directly to steve kornacki at the big board. walk us through what this means, a projected winner here, according to nbc news, bernie sanders takes nevada. >> we can tell you, ari, this has been an unusual afternoon in reaching th