own jeanne hi.i look at the exceptional daring talent nominated in this category and i guess i don't think i could do what they do. honestly i just don't have the balls was. south korean film parasite one only to have the 4 categories for which it was nominated with one original screenplay and film not in the english language that could be an indication of its chances at the oscar awards later this month dr congo learned some steam off. the flemish office was one of the great innovators of renaissance off in the early 15th century and eat up the time his free di mentioned illusions were so realistic some thought he was a source for fun ike an optical revolution is the title of the most comprehensive exhibition of his work ever assembled it's just opened up a museum of fine arts in the belgian city of ghent. these statues seem to leap out of the frame the figures are given a 3 dimensional quality by the painted reflection in the background they have a physical presence but they're actually just 2 dim

own jeanne hi.i look at the exceptional daring talent nominated in this category and i guess i don't think i could do what they do. honestly i just don't have the balls. to. south korean film parasite one only 2 of the 4 categories for which it was nominated original screenplay and filmed in the english language that could be an indication of its chances at the oscar awards later this month. that's all from us for now you're watching news from berlin more news at the top of the hour but 1st africa with my colleague christine don't forget to get the latest news at any time from our website www dot com or on twitter at c w news away thanks for joining. trash the world. the cry for freedom and the fight for freedom were always accompanied by music. to transcend race bring us.

than two decades, the artist christo and his wifejeanne—claude decades, the artist christo and his wife jeanne his wifejeanne—claude have wanted to work with the building about, for them, symbolised the cold war. you know, i was born in bulgaria in 1935. highly soviet communist country. and i escaped to the west speaking only russian and bulgarian. coming from a communist country i tried to do something involving the east— west relations. tried to do something involving the east- west relations. it has been bombed and set on fire, seen war, revolution. but never before has the reichstag been wrapped in silver fabric. we never can believe what is the project until we see it for real. christo himself is paying for the project, helped substantially by sales of his sketches and other work. the reichstag cost us $12 million in 1995. probably today about $20 million or $25 million. this project, we need to build an entire structure of engineers, specialists, lawyers, services. very much like building a highway or a bridge or an airport. it was wrapped by 100 rock climbers. they came down with 100,00

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earlier this week, the president tweeted a clip from "curb your enthusiasm" about his "make america great again" hats. jeanne>> reporter: who knew that make america great again hat could be a protective device. larry david knew in a scene tweeted out by president trump, larry cuts off a biker. >> [ bleep ]. what the [ bleep ] are you doing? >> reporter: then a torrent of profanity, he reaches for a maga hat. >> you little -- >> sorry. >> turning the piker into a pussycat. the fact that president trump tweeted this shows them say, so great to see a leader with a grand sense of humor while critics said, it's a joke on you, idiot. it's not in favor of you. >> about five minutes after that scene came one president trump didn't tweet. one that wasn't a feather in his cap. the hat has come in handy. >> it's a great people repellent. >> reporter: larry uses it -- >> hey. good to see you. >> to cut short a lunch he didn't want to have in the first place. this is l.a. with a rarely sighted maga hat may be a magnet for dirty looks. >> phil -- >> no, we'll -- something. >> reporter: at a sushi bar, it keeps the empty s

hi damaged. once that jeanne is out of the bottle can we put it back in. >> let me ask a political question.imple fill in the blanks. who do the trump people out there, in the country, the real voters, the 90% of the republican party that wants to get trump back in again next time, who do they want him to run against? which democrat or whatever do they want to be his main challenger come november? >> are you asking me? >> charlie sykes. you, sir. >> no question about it. bernie sanders. every republican that i've talked to thinks that bernie sanders is the ideal candidate to run against because they think that you have a lot of swing voters in places like wisconsin who height be willing to be looking at a centrist democrat but if you are going full radical democrat socialist that is the deal breaker for a lot of swing voters. >> charlie very much. you guys seem like friday neat people around here. thank you. it is great to end the week with you. and yamiche, thank you. and emboldened by republicans who won't hold him accountable. president trump admits he was the one that sent rudy giuliani

jeanne: they are either doubtful or lowering expectations. money is his big problem if he does not do well. south carolina voters are pragmatic. they may cms someone i wouldn't do not want to choose and they may look -- they may see him as iowans i once do not -- do not want to choose. david: rick davis and jeanne zaino be with us throughout the day and the evening. let's give you explanation of what caucuses are and how they work. >> the iowa caucuses are the first presidential contest on the calendar and they are much different than the traditional primary. democrats operate there's like this. caucuses will take place in all precincts, as well as 99 satellite locations. once gathered, caucus-goers will select their choice of president splitting into groups. a candidate needs at least 15% of the room to remain viable, otherwise their supporters are released and opened to suggest -- to select another candidate. --cinct captains will lose will use all manners of persuasion to get additional support. then the state party counts how many state delegates each

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jeanne: wrong. since 1972,n first but really 1976, jimmy carter made his name as the unknown georgia governor who cameere for a year, and then came in second. and from then, you really had to do in iowa or new hampshire in order to push through. it really holds this enormous place. obviously the media from around the world are watching what is going to happen. white, and i'm sure your piece just said this, it really requires a lot of voters. this is not about going to the polls and voting. you have to go sit with your neighbors for a couple hours and publicly commit to who you support, so it takes a lot of time and energy. if you are a parent with young kids or you have a job at night, you can't go spend a couple hours at a caucus. shawn: and it takes courage -- rick: and it takes courage. you have a phenomenon where a lot of people walk into a caucus and change their mind because they read the room. oh my god, buttigieg people everywhere. i'm a bernie person. i'm going buttigieg. there's the kind of things that no poll is ever going to pick up. david: and you have people going to argue on behalf. ric

his luggage! >> reporter: when someone says joe's long record, it means he carries a lot of baggage. remember this. >> 303330. >> reporter: jeanne combination o my luggage. >> reporter: cnn, new york. and thanks so much to all of you for joining us. cnn's democratic presidential town hall with joe biden live from las vegas starts now. ♪ >> and good evening live from the theater at sahara, las vegas. i' i'm anderson cooper. this is cnn town hall event. in just two days democratic candidates will face a major test here in nevada. tonight two of the top contenders, joe biden and elizabeth warren will take questions. many are waiting to hear from the candidates before choosing to caucus for them on saturday. i want to get started right now

. >>> and president trump's obsession with his rivals and pension for belittling nicknames has reached new heights. cnn's jeanneat the president sees as a political rival's short coming. >> reporter: there is nothing mini about the height war. >> little michael will fail. >> reporter: in a matter of minutes, president trump called michael bloomberg mini mike, said he reminds me of a tinny version of jeb below energy bush, suggested no boxes, please, as in no box for bloomberg to stand on at debates. reporters read the tweet storm from their phone. >> mini mike is a 5'4" mass of dead energy. >> reporter: never mind that mike bloomberg is actually around 5'7". the white house even shared a photo shopped image of bloomberg made to look extra petite. but there was nothing petite about bloomberg's response. a carnival barking clown, bloomberg said, people call the president. >> donald, where i come from we measure your height from your neck up. >> reporter: we measure your height from the neck up? is bloomberg comparing brains? on a more cerebral note the bloomberg campaign tweeted a quote from "gladiator." >> the t

. ♪ i'm feeing good right now >>> tonight, trump's obsession with his rivals and what he sees as a particular shortcoming. here's jeanne nothing mini about the height war. >> little michael will fail. >> reporter: in a matter of minutes, president trump called michael bloomberg mini mike, says he reminds him of a tiny version of jeb "low energy bush," says no boxes, please. reporters read a tweet storm from their phone. >> tweeted, mini mike is a 5'4" mass of dead energy. >> reporter: never mind that mike bloomberg is actually around 5'7". the white house even shared a photoshopped image of bloomberg made to look extra petite, but there was nothing petite about bloomberg's response. a carnival barking clown, bloomberg said people call the president. >> donald, where i come from, we measure your height from your neck up. >> we measure your height from your neck up? is bloomberg comparing brains? on a more cerebral note, the bloomberg campaign tweeted a quote from "gladiator." >> time for honoring yourself will soon be at an end. >> reporter: president trump has been dishonoring his opponents this way for ages. >> little

by hanging a towel over his tv missed the big moment, but team trump turned it into what mitch mcconnell thinks of the articles of impeachment. does that count as a rip-off? jeanne. >> and thanks for joining us, cnn's democratic presidential town hall with joe biden live from new hampshire begins right now. . >>> and live from st. ann's college in manchester, new hampshire, a cnn democratic presidential town hall event. i'm anderson cooper. we are at a critical moment in the 2020 election. the president has just been acquitted. iowa is still counting votes. and the first in the nation primary here in new hampshire is just six days away. over the next two nights, the top democratic candidates for president will be on this stage, taking questions from new hampshire democrats and independents, many of whom are still undecided. later tonight, we're going to hear from elizabeth warren, andrew yank, and tom

jeanne: she was combative. pete buttigieg is a good debater. i agree that joe biden had his best performance.t is the one thing that unifies all democrats, who can be donald trump. it is striking that last night just like in the debate in nevada, very little was taken to donald trump. they were fighting each other in a circular firing squad, yet very little fire on donald trump. in my mind and the mind of other people, donald trump came out a winner. democrats will have to take it to donald trump. maybe they will do that after super tuesday when the field winnows. this will get very tight with donald trump very quick if they do not winnow the field fast and look at donald trump and start to take him on. david: did donald trump when the debate last night? lanhee: any time democrats are focusing their fire on one another and not him i think it is a benefit. the reason why the trump team has to be feeling good about where they are positioned is because of bernie sanders's continued success. you have the leading candidate for the democratic party who has repressiveba at the history of the cuban r

jeanne this is just wrong. and that 4 year old clip jane sanders is speaking to r.t. america anchor ed schultz prior to his work with our team hosted a show on one of the most pro-democratic news networks imus n.b.c. but long before his death in 2018 he revealed how his coverage of bernie sanders 2016 stab at the democratic nomination and ranged his bosses there. when bernie sanders was announcing that he was going to be a candidate for the nomination of the democratic party in burlington vermont i was the only cable host between fox m s n b c and c n n that was there a live coverage there were a lot of cameras there but we had coordinated with the say ender's campaign that it 5 o'clock he was going to make his announcement and we were going to cover this on the edge show it's 5 minutes to air and i get a phone call from phil griffin you're not covering this i said phil. bernie sanders is announcing he's running for president he's going to be president of the room here you're not covering this now let me give you the opinion i think the clintons were connected to the lack connected at the hip i think that

his targets may move around over time but you know they will spend time and money here. jeanne the economy is so strong, he will take responsibility for that. we will hear a lot of that at his rally tonight. look what i've delivered to new hampshire. now you have to come back for me in 2020, in a way that you did it in 2016. david: we heard in the first hour, the economy is really good here. how can the democrats get any attention at all, the matter which candidate it is? rick: they have been successful statewide. the governor's race has always been tough for the republicans. they have an ability to win elections here, and they did last time around with hillary clinton, who was not very appealing and other states that donald trump won. he have a decent ground game here. ifwill be interesting to see they can nominate a candidate good enough for new hampshire. it is hard to see bernie sanders being the candidate of choice by new hampshire but he is certainly leading the polls now. david: we talk about the candidates starting to attack one another, nobody is going after bernie san

his radio program at 5:00 p.m. eastern time from las vegas. for more, we welcome bloomberg political contributor jeanne zaino.reat to be back with you. give us your sense of what we should be looking for tonight. jeanne: we saw in new hampshire that the debate really mattered for amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg. ,onight we are looking to see does bernie sanders go on the offense or does he go on the defense? is he under attack as much as he probably should be given the poll numbers, because he is leading in every poll. the other thing we need to watch for is we hear a lot about the debate will be contentious between bloomberg and sanders. we should see elizabeth warren go after bernie sanders. we cannot forget michael bloomberg is not on the ballot in nevada. the other five are. we want to see, for those people on the ballot who need a win, in particular elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar, do they take the gloves off tonight, particularly against the leaders? david: has bernie sanders ever really come under attack? we had harry reid, the former majority leader of the senate and said it is time somebody went

way in the meserve jeanne more hoping the move to the local shop and democratic is used to settle in for what is your strategy see. the cliff and read the news. in the cafe while his office was to summon him you could read them all good you could read them again move the ball drop. not at all clear at least. i love the last. 3. i'm doing it out that need a fitness at that meeting of the whole body and it will be a month before the annual a should be one shipload. god i want to go through my left movement cos of the holes and that the skin of every day and study has a lot among the moment i mean will be out of food food nor eaten she died and left before it's all what they don't know nor are there to be if you know consequently the mother or the wheel. at all will multiply anyone can. feel but does minimal of them. i know that much for a while let me. in that sentence then a civil false friend in mr or further to mr than to look at that to them and had cemented alignment in a way you will demand enough of the want of will to show the police the main to be s. on mental. case b. i think it s. not downside i know it was ruled and then just then it was only then that i

jeanne: i know you are a supporter of elizabeth warren and we just heard when we were coming on another neighboring politician, deval patrick has suspended hisampaign. are you seeing anything on the horizon in terms of elizabeth warren, vice president biden, anymore winnowing on the horizon given their performance last night, which was obviously problematic for both of them? kathy: senator warren has a national campaign. she has 1000 people on the ground across the country. i like to use the analogy of the new england patriots, down 28-3, you make some adjustments, and the fight was on. elizabeth warren, she persists. [laughter] rick: she will play in nevada and the caucuses might be better for her. south carolina, not sure what kind of a match that is for a new england liberal in the party. what happens when she gets to super tuesday and she has not garnered any delegate count or has not placed in the top two? kathy: super tuesday is three days after south carolina. a lot of states have started voting or they will be voting in the next couple of weeks. california has already started. kathy: i think everyone stays in until super tuesday. i t

his luggage! >> reporter: when someone says joe's long record, it means he carries a lot of baggage. remember this. >> 303330. >> reporter: jeannegage. >> reporter: cnn, new york. thanks for joining us. "cnn tonight" with don lemon starts now. hello, everyone. you have been watching cnn's town halls live from las vegas. trying to make their case to voters tonight. that as the clock is ticking on the all important nevada caucuses on saturday. let's jump right into our expert analysis of what you heard there today. our political director mr. david chalian and he joins us now. lots to talk about. so senator warren started a town hall taking it to bloomberg again on his record with women and nondisclosure agreements with his company. let's watch that and we'll talk about it. >> so i

jeanne. >> reporter: we're not sure if joe biden won over the polar bear demo, but he did shake bear's paw and seemed to touch his the wackiest joe biden campaign moment. this is when a student asked about his poor showing in iowa, he jokingly bantered. >> ever been to a caucus? no, you're a lying dog face pony soldier. >> lying dog faced what? it was a joke insult unknown in these parts, any parts. a 1953 john wayne movie called -- >> "hondo". >> reporter: was cited as the origin. >> and on top of that, you smell like a movie. >> or maybe it was this movie. does john relate to hondo. speaking of dogs, someone asked elizabeth warren if she ever pondered -- >> who is going to be my mike pen pence? who is going to look at me with adoring eyes? >> i already have a dog. >> reporter: though bailey, famous for posing for selfies, is also known for sleeping while his owner speaks. something president trump would never let his vp do. it's unlikely the democratic contenders would swear like the president. >> bull [ bleep ]. >> reporter: okay. bs may be too much for the democrats. but as the race tightens, they are looseni

jeanne moos. >> reporter: despite all of the flattery. >> unbelievable. amazing job, sir. >> brilliant, mr. president. >> reporter: it was president trump's nemesis who will be remembered for ripping up hisheir union is ice-cold. >> she ripped him a new one. [ laughter ] >> i wasn't sure if she was ripping up the speech or the constitution. >> reporter: mike pompeo, lisa simpson ripping up his civics essay. he got ripped saying, please don't ever, ever, ever use "simpsons" material. in ans and critics dubbed pelosi nancy the ripper. she pointed a finger at him and clapped back at the president. this time, he didn't see it coming. of course, when nancy pelosi went on a tear, others couldn't resist following suit. >> it was very clear. >> i'm moving on. >> that wraps up the show. >> radio talk show hosts. >> reporter: speaker pelosi told house democrats, he shredded the truth, so i shredded his speech. >> it was a courteous thing to do. >> reporter: the shredding eclipsed the snubbing. >> it looked like he blew her off with the handshake. >> okay. he saw it. >> reporter: there was all that head shaking. >> i keep my promises. we did our job. >> reporter: by nancy. >> the big fapharmaceutic

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his family enthralled. and kate, and kate. kate, he loved kate. as no man loved a woman. kate the woman, kate the wife, kate the writer. kate the mother. loved her, admired her. jeanne when we were in washington, usually to decarlos, always to decarlos. and i used to watch jim look at kate during those lunches, kate saying something and jim was a boy who had met the girl of his life. he was smitten. he was smitten again. he loved his kate. he hated dogs. he could not stand dogs. none of us could figure this out. he wasn't allergic to dogs. he wasn't afraid of dogs. he held dogs in a kind of disdain, the way one animal would do another. i think we'll call him bambi. he believed in life, he believed in love. he believed we are responsible for each other, and that belief undergirded all that he did in journalism, personal life, everything that we are the same animal. we are the same animal. humans are capable of frailty and humans are capable of nobility. all the same animal. we are interconnected. and that is why he respected people. he saw the whole picture. no one on the news hour ever walked away from an interview feeling that he was less than a human being, and i'

his affection for so long now. [laughter] heon't care how many times comes to new hampshire, he's not going to win here in november. jeannie shaheen is going to clear the slate. jeanneheen. neede way, the old joke, to be in a fox hole, run into it with me, billie jean, where are you? the best. she said hey, joe, make it short , get to the point, tell them what you think, right? , isaid he's here to ask you need your help and thank you for offering it. stick with me for 24 more hours and i promise you that we will do just fine heading across the country. we will win the nomination. [applause] y'all ready -- let me ask question first. [laughter] are you ready to get rid of it president that calls generals to their faces losers, dopes, and babies? who calls germanic brain injury at headache? i know i am. a president who pins a medal of freedom on rush limbaugh? ready to get rid of a president who has marched a decorated war hero out of the white house for telling the truth and has real courage and escorted him out? [applause] ready to get rid of a president who is still trying to destroy obamacare, who doesn't believe in climate change, who kicks millions of parents an

. >> senator jeanne shaheen, former governor of new hampshire, thank you so much for being with us today. >>> coming up, the trump factor, how the president is trying to make his the new hampshire primary. and as we go to break, here's a viral moment from the 2008 campaign between hillary clinton and barack obama at that debate here in manchester. >> he's very likable. i agree with that. i don't think i'm that bad. >> you're likable enough, hilary. no doubt about that. >> i appreciate that. ♪ if you looked at america like a bird and that was all you knew, would you really understand it, with just that point of view? we've got a different way to look at it. from right here on the ground. we don't just the united states. we see united towns. from where we sit, just down the street, near the post office, by the park, when we stop and look around, what we see are sparks. sparks of hope, of compassion, of communities who stand firm. when neighbors lift each other up, expecting nothing in return. we're grateful for what you bring, and all the sparks you've shown, in the thousands of towns that we get to call home. ♪ but when i started seeing i knew aboutthings,emors