course the most critical incident perry was candidate so to see her fall in line with joe biden in commend joe biden miller is clearly an establishment candidate who represents a continuation of us foreign policy was clearly very disappointing and this is bigger than just a primary this is a movement for universal health care for us foreign policy it is diametrically opposed to what trump and biting him but i'm in the ruling class represent so this move is going to continue to fight notches in the electoral arena arena but more importantly historically in the streets of the u.s. . the u.k. government has unveiled a new draft legislation that protects its military personnel and veterans from prosecution for alleged historical offenses and conflicts i say. for decades the men and women of our armed forces have been faced with the prospect of repeated investigations by inquest and police despite the vast majority having acted in accordance with the rule of law and often at great personal risk that is why the government will today legislate to protect our veterans against repeated re investigations where there

course the most critical incident perry was candidate so to see her fall in line with joe biden in commend joe biden miller is clearly an establishment candidate who represents a continuation of us foreign policy was clearly very disappointing and this is bigger than just a primary this is a movement for universal health care for us foreign policy it is diametrically opposed to what trump and biting him but i'm in the ruling class represent so this move is going to continue to fight notches in the electoral arena arena but more importantly historically in the streets of the u.s. . in the u.k. the spread of the corona virus has accelerated with more than 2500 people now infected and the pandemic appears to be having a negative effect too on some people's behavior one british nurse spoke to us claimed she was assaulted and racially abused on her way to work r.t. sharjah edwards does the report. it may come as no surprise that the n.h.s. isn't exactly thriving what with being on the forefront of the fight against coronavirus staff shortages not enough funding and even a lack of clothing for medical staff prof

course the most critical incident perry was candidate so to see her fall in line with joe biden in commend joe biden miller is clearly an establishment candidate who represents a continuation of u.s. foreign policy was clearly very disappointing and this is bigger than just a primary this is a movement for universal health care for a u.s. foreign policy that is diametrically opposed to what trump and biting in it but i'm in the ruling class represent so this move is going to continue to fight notches in the electoral arena arena but more importantly historically in the streets of the u.s. . thinking when you thought the short break. the wash and consensus led by the united states says the liberal world order must be defended at almost all costs said differently the foreign policy blog demands the post cold war you know polar moment be preserved but alas it would seem a multiple has already arrived. seemed wrong. just don't call. me. yet to shape out these days to come out of. an engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back the u.k.

raleigh resident keith miller opted for joe biden, but only after the former vice president secured some critical late support. >> my original intention was buttigieg. but with klobuchar's and buttigieg's endorsement of biden, i went back tn, who was my first choice many months ago. >>,oodruff: former south be indiana, mayor pete buttigieg offered his endorsement last night, after quitting the race. minnesota senator amy klobuchar soon followed suit, joining biden at a raucous evening rally in dallas. >> it is up to us, all of us, to to heal this country and then to build something even greater. >> woodruff: former candidate beto o'rourke of texas also offered his backing: biden himself underlined his pitch to voters: >> democrats want a nominee who's a democrat. a lifelong democrat. proud democrat. and obama-biden democrats. >> woodruff: ...seeking to contrast himself with sands, a self-styled democric socialist who invited klobuchar and ieg supporters to join him. >> tall of amy and pete's millions of supporters, the door is open. comen in! >> woodruff: but former new yorh mayor l bloo

joe biden in the battleground states there. bernie sanders scored a narrow upset against miller clinton. you may remember that.w, the latest polling is this, showing his biden with nearly a seven-point lead over sanders. i was reading about all the places that he didn't get to. now we have to go many super tuesday's coming up. what do you make of him maybe not having covered as much ground as some of the other candidates? >> ari: you cover grounds through debates. it was very influential. so you can't physically get around everywhere in a presidential race like this. so this is where -- >> harris: if they really want to cover ground, they ought to get on the box. >> ari: that's right. there is a smaller percentage that identify as liberal. i actually went back and looked at this. texas, virginia, north carolina. some 30% to 40% of democratic voters identify themselves as liberal. in the states that bernie is winning, nearly 40% identifying as liberal. that is a huge split inside the democratic party that will affect the states. michigan is one. >> melissa: i wonder what makes biden different than hillary clint

to keep that under wraps and while joe biden is excited to have these wallets now the poor in money into his. campaign it's difficult to say why according to the miller report russia spent an unbelievable $100000.00 on online ads remember in tom stires world there was enough to buy trump presidency his hundreds of millions of dollars didn't even get him a single delegate not even a nomination so either that's some one hell of a money management skill or maybe just maybe someone's policies just aren't worth a penny some invisible mysterious russians who spent a $100000.00 on facebook at 2016 which somehow got the president elected well now we've got might lugar who spent half a $1000000000.00 on ads well look you really going to spend that money and you could have paid donald trump to leave office not i think the president would he could have bought american samoa. some of the crazy repeating traditional cartoons continuing disney's back in the spotlight for giving moulin and meeting friendly make over. takes a look in how we can die. did. diary you know me i'm generally a patient understanding person but really there are only so many injustices one c

and while joe biden is excited to have these wallets now or poor in money into his campaign it's difficult to say why according to the miller report russia spent an unbelievable $100000.00 on online ads remember in tom stiers world there was enough to buy from presidency his hundreds of millions of dollars didn't even get him a single delegate not even a nomination so either that's some one hell of a money management skill or maybe just maybe someone's policies just aren't worth a penny some invisible mysterious russians who spent a $100000.00 on facebook and it's only 16 which somehow got the president elected well now we've got mike bloomberg who spent half a $1000000000.00 on ads but look you're really going to spend that money and you could have paid donald trump to leave office not i think the president would he could have bought american samoa. thousands of spanish students or rallied in madrid against sex education plans by the right wing vox party demonstrators chanted feminist slogans and carried by the nelson the so-called parental veto what are the proposals parents would have to give permission for children to j

miller. gayle king is off. we'll look at how close joe biden is to winning the democratic presidential race. >> first here's today'sf known coronavirus virus victims in the u.s. is now more than 1,000. >> the virus is now linked to at least 32 deaths nationwide. it's spread to 37 states and district of columbia. >> you're tree to come and go but a ban on large gatherings they hope will lower the infection rate. >>> with congress out next week, there's skepticism about whether any relief will come quickly. >> mr. secretary, why has it taken so long the get the tests out? >> there has not been an instance where a public health official needed to test somebody where they couldn't get tested. >> sanders went home to vermont. exit polls show they are seeking somebody who can beat the president. >> as of today, projections say joe biden's chances of winning the nomination are 99 out of 100. betrayed by the 99%. what next? m metamucil? >>> welcome back. the reported number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. has jumped by nearly 250 in just a day. more than 1,000 schools are closed or plan to close leaving more than 776,000

joe biden. >> that doesn't answer the question do you want to be joe biden's vp. >> i never look at hypotheticals. there's a lot going on here. morning: saturday." i'm dana jacob son with michelle millers hour, his books have won some of the top awards in literature, but the chapters of his own life are just as compelling. we'll talk to james mcbride about making movies, making music and his much anticipated new novel. >> plus called up by the new york yankees, it's a dream come true. but this time not for a player. we'll hear about one woman's ground-breaking achievement. >> and someone else who has step up to the plate, how one police officer felt a special call of duty to help a little girl live out her long time dancing dream. that is ahead. >>> first the latest on the coronavirus, it has spread across the united states. there are now nearly 350 confirmed cases in 29 states. nationwide 17 people have died. the number includes two elderly people in florida who were the first to die on the east coast last night. >> on friday, vice president pence announced 21 people are board the "grand princess" cruise ship tested positive for the illness. the ship with 3,500 people still on board

miller a communication director for jeb bush 2016 campaign. voted for the first time yesterday in a democratic primary. for biden. he wrote this joe silent majority he doesn't have arena rally or twitter mobs. he has voters. he points to the people who came out and droves in virginia, the moderate dems in texas. the working class democrats in massachusetts. he says this is the new silent majority. is he right? >> i think he's very close to it. i think also that i think the probably the trump people thought that they were going to get bernie sanders. licking their chops. last night it changed everything for them. the other thing i can remember going to a rally for mitt romney and i looked out across this vast sea of people and thought wow look at these crowds. he's going to win. he didn't. so you can't always judge things by first of all social media, you can't judge it there or by crowds. be on the ground and listen to people. remember, most of the people that voted for biden made up their minds towards the end. i believe his ability to connect both with college educated and the ones who don't have college education is really impr