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joe harris lays it in. up a poi. embiid 31 points, dumping it to mike scott for the dagger.6ers win 112-108. they lead the series 3 games to 1. >>> when it comes to scoring a's are second in the american league, but so far they're struggling to touch the place against the blue jays. very windy day. plastic plates were not the only thing flying around. rowdy tallez goes to deep center. two pitchers later. brandon drewie will go off the top. 5-0, how about some outstanding defense? josh with the pop-up to no-man's-land. freddy galvis, are you kidding me in the a's lose 10-1.eyavcodo far. >>> inying a factor all series. giants trailing is-0 until steve dugger knocks it to left. kevin pillar scores. with thunder and lightning looming, pirates untied in their half of the inning. and his first major league home run. mom and dad are loving to be 3-1. then come the tarps. right now it's in a weather delay. this is the second day in a row the giants game in pittsburgh has delayed. i have a 3-year-old, he sing ranin rain are, g glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. b

russell to joe harris, brooklyn up one. now 24 seconds left, embiid finds mikeot sc another former uva star. buckets. sixers take the lead. nets o with final chance, allen inside loses it, and that will do it. the w 76ers this one 112-108. >>> number two maryland la crosse taking on number nine ohio state inum cs. fourth quarter, terpsrail by one. tieing it up 9-9. take another look, his third goal of the game. let's go to ertime. bernhard beats the defender and take it'se air. 40th goal this season. terps overtime winners 10-9. >>> and once again, game five right after on nbc4. you've got post game live. ay here on nbc4. >>> and must check on weather headlines too. >> the tornado outside of reston came in at ef-0 so that's considered weak tornado, however, 75 mirpz win-mile-per- ist we saw at the peak. it was strong enough to do damage out there. luckily there was no fatalities. as far as lking ahead your easter, not a bad one. i will say spotty showers are definitely possible. orrow will be in the low 60s so you will noti

joe harris lay it in brooklyn up one. embiid 31 points. 17 assists dumps to it to mike scott the dagger the three ball from the corner pocket. 76ers win 112-108 leading the series three games to one. when it comes to scores the a's are second in the american league. but so far struggling to touch the plate against the blue jays windy day at the coliseum. plastics place plates not the only thing flying. roddy tell he is goes deep to center off mike fires. blue jays take a 4-0 lead. two pitches laertd brandon drewry on the top of the scoreboard. the fires allowed six runs nine hits three in the third. how about outstanding defense. a pop-up to mow man's land. are you kidding me the freddy gaf vest. outscored 15-2 so far this seeshz. giants taking on pirates in pittsburgh rain playing a factor all series. fifth inning giants trailing 1-0 until steven dugger knock it left. jason martin misplaces the ball kevin pillar score knotted at 1 with thunder and lightning looping. kohl tucker first major league came features the firing

joe biden? does this make the decision to get in different for him? >> i think it does, harrisgree. but i also do think he is going to get in this race. he has a team in place and i think it's all systems go. the question is, when is he going to announce? is he going to have to give a speech before he announces? it's a very awkward time. if we are still talking about this in the summer, that's a real problem for joe biden. >> harris: with the messaging right now, some of the criticism has been that we haven't seen him say anything. he has made statements, others have defended him. we've seen women come forward who have worked with in the past, defending them. we haven't seen or heard directly from joe biden. why do you think that is, or do we know? >> we don't know. we haven't heard anything from the obamas, and i would go a long way in helping joe biden. maybe they will speak up, maybe they won't. but i do think he's got to have a plan in place where he doesn't -- where he isn't defensive about this. jon stewart a couple years ago on his show -- and he is certainly no conserva

sports app in the apple store, and it has more than a dozen college and pro teams using it including joe harristhe brooklyn nets, who this year led the nba in three-point shooting and won the three-point shootout >> i feel good i did play center on my sixth grade basketball team. >> reporter: joe and i went head to head to test it out i bricked the first one. pretty good. joe's arc is flatter than my big ones, and reaction time is quicker than fine. >> 20%. >> i didn't stand in the right spot the whole time. >> reporter: notice how consistent joe's shots are every shot's arc tracked the same mine were all over the place >> we're in the age of analytics and technology any time you can put that to use, just to help you out, improve, get better, i'm all for it >> reporter: joe plans to use home court at his youth basketball camp this summer. as for me? >> a lot of arc there. >> reporter: i need a lot more practice >> home court has backing from leading nba minds like mark cuban, steve nash, and jeremy lin. applications for the technology are widespread the founder is looking at other sports and po

he goes up to one, same score, 30 seconds to go, joe harris gets three, for the layup.hey go up i one with 25 seconds left. the next position, he nearly loses the ball, tips it up to mike scott who, gets the corner three to give them a lead for good. they come to win 112-18 two take a 3-1 series lead. and, yesterday, less than a week away from the nfl draft, the raiders new general manager has sent all of the teams got home, they are not expected to return. according to an nfl network report, the raiders did not know who to trust, and wanted to clear the room. maybe the scouts should not feel too bad because his daughter tweeted that during a lunch, he took his draft finder to the bathroom with him, instead of leaving it with his own daughter. >> he keeps it professional. >> i'm guessing it was not for bathroom breathing. >> okay, i thought you would say something like that. >> okay, anyway. >> coming up in the next hour -- >>> a presidential candidate uses the i-word. >> i have called on the house to initiate impeachment proceedings. >>> why other prominent democrats l

[cheers and applause] can you imagine sleepy joe, crazy bernie -- >> harris: sleepy joe, we will have more of that in a moment. former vice president looking to do some critical swing work and critical swing states but hillary clinton failed to lock down in 2016. earlier today, he picked up an endorsement international association of firefighters out of the big rally. here is the iaff general president on why his guy can win it all. >> joe biden is genuine and has the ability to connect and touch and speak to those workers. and those voters. and bring them back. he also has the ability to speak to those workers. and particularly in the states that are key in the next presidential election to be able to connect with them. quite frankly, they did not feel connected to by the democratic nominee in 2016. >> harris: meanwhile new polling suggest the economy could be a winning issue for president trump. an abc "washington post" poll shows nearly four and ten voters a president trump paneling of the economy makes them more likely to vote for him. that just call it 40%, shall we? but those nu

>> harris: some high-profile democrats are standing by joe biden, including house speaker nancy pelosi and senator dianne feinstein. peter doocy with the story in washington and the latest. peter? >> harris, joe biden's decision not to apologize to his first accuser, lucy flores, inspired his second accuser -- a former congressional aide named amy lap post -- to come forward with a story about when she thought he was going to kiss her. >> i was pretty grossed out by statement. i was actually more offended than by his statement than what he did. because i feel like that is not accepting any responsibility. b, we all know that he does tha that. >> she says she doesn't think your interaction with biden was, just that he invaded her space. but that is still a problem for some republicans, even those withholding judgment on the particulars of this case. >> this is america, you have a right to due process. on the other hand, this is no country for creepy old men. >> we just got new background an old photo that has been floating around. you see on the screen, it's joe biden whispering in the

it's a top ten downloaded sports app in the apple store it has teams using it including joe harris ofnets. who this year led the nba in three-point shooting and won the three-point shoot-out. >> okay. i feel good. i did play center on my sixth grade basketball team. joe and i went head to head to test it out. i bricked the first one. >> joe's arc is flatter than mine and his reaction time is much quicker than mine. >> you're 420, 20%. >> i didn't even stand in the right spot the whole time too. >> reporter: notice how consistent joe's shots are every shot are tracked the same. mine were all over the place >> we're in the age of analytics and technology any time you can put that to use just to help you out you improve, get better. i'm all for it. >> reporter: joe plans to use home court at the youth basketball camp this summer. as for me i need a lot more practice oh, that backboard is really getting in the way. >> how many did you make >> i was 20% we did 40 shots -- >> that's not bad. >> but the idea is if i keep working on this i would get better over time there's a sixth grade girl

so kamala harris and pete buttigieg of the two people have the most to gain from debates, and joe -- s already in a great place but there is nowhere to go with him. >> harris: wouldn't you say it so fascinating, because you're talking about what happens intraparty. republicans are just sitting by watching this right now. that's all they really have to do. what about joe biden going forward? he's not in yet. doug schoen used to work with the clintons as a poster, he said he took polling before and after and he thinks that if youe that's when you start to see th. >> carley: i agree with that. you know when you were a little kid and you saw a shiny new toy on tv and he wanted that toy? and then he finally got it and then you check to suicide after five days. i feel like at 76 years old joe biden is kind of like that shiny new toy. everybody's waiting for them to enter the race. they are so excited about what he's going to say. you kind of forget that he's a little bit awkward on the campaign trail. he says in comfortable things. >> harris: no one forgets that. [laughter] it's true! >> ca

joe biden. she was thankful for him -- >> harris: even the counselor to the president kellyanne conway said that -- and you see all of the pictures and video and whatever else joe biden in those positions, yes. stephanie carter has said that is not her story but she believes the woman, lucy flores. i want to get back to the issue of politics here. what marie harf said is something that democrats don't want to talk about. that lean left and how if you don't go far enough you could suffer being primary it before you can jump in. >> that's actually right. i think mary has a good point, that there is serious damage being done to joe biden of this moment. if democrats aren't careful they are going to end up knifing each other and not having a strong candidate for the nomination. however, i've worked on a lot of presidential campaigns. i've worked on a lot of presidential primaries. at the end of the day become stronger by surviving the process. i don't think we want to have kid gloves the entire process. the stuff will come out, either in the primary or in the general election. if i were a democrat i

biden. >> jessica: in that poll. >> harris: but in the popularity among democrats. >> jessica: he is still maintaining his lead, joeiden. >> harris: is he diversity to you? >> jessica: he's not, but you also have mayor pete, making a big splash. as a white, gay male. it's a big deal. >> lisa: republicans had a very diverse primary field in 2016 but nobly talk about it. just want to make a point. >> melissa: in the meantime, democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez weighing in on the 2020 race. while not yet making an endorsement, she did throw some shade at one top democrat. details ahead. plus, president trump not backing down from his proposal to bust detained migrants to sanctuary cities, and blessing the current state of the immigration system. but democrats are hitting back. we will debate it ahead. >> who do you think these countries are giving us? they are not giving us their finest, that i can tell you. it's just insane. ♪ does this map show the peninsula trail? you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (v

joe biden. i think it's going to be interesting what he says about medicare for all and the green new deal. i think he's going to be pushing back on the left in the coming weeks. >> harris: bob cusack of "the hill," leadership there. good to see you today, a lot of breaking news. let's get to this. joe biden's and i will right now, one day after kicking off his 2020 camping at pittsburgh. a new poll shows him out of the pack, he picked up some points. can he maintain that momentum? we will get into it. plus, tensions rising as the attorney general threatens to boycott has to share hearing on thursday over the proposed format. how both sides are responding. ♪ >> the harassment of bill barr is complete disgraceful to this man who spent his career in public service and inside law practice. ♪ is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress ♪ applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. with who we are as people and making everybody

you have joe biden, bernie sanders, kamala harris, and elizabeth warren. i think joe biden --stefanie: i think joe biden will stay in his place. he will continue to have tough weeks because he is the frontrunner and he has not announced yet. i think the top five speak to the base voters of the democratic party. these are good candidates. david: what about the tough time joe biden has had, not as a declared candidate. a few incidents of touching of women. not a me too situation. this is nothing like that, but things some people would find uncomfortable. he said maybe he should've kept a distance. he also said he should've pretended they both have a cold. does this low over -- does this blow over or could this, given everything in our society, damage joe biden? lanhee: the question was always whether joe biden, himself an anachronism, could run in a different time. the democratic party is in a different place. the standards of behavior are different than before. that is the question. can he adapt? so far, the response has been clunky. hasnd to think joe bide

peter >> harris, we just laid eyes on joe biden for the first time today.ld us why he picked pittsburgh. >> is a great city, with a great passion. >> up with, there is a fight today over firefighters, because joe biden this morning won the endorsement of the international association of firefighters. president trump noticed, saying, "i will never gets up part of those crazy union leadership are those people who rebuff their membership with her with ridiculously high dues, medical and other expenses, while being paid a fortune. but the members left jump. they look at our record economy, tax, and reg cuts, military, et cetera. when! >> that got a rise out of biden, who responded with this. "i'm sick of his present bad mouthing union prelabor built the middle class in this country. when the men will make minimum wage, the 40 or weak, they exist because units offer those rights. we need a president to honors them and their work." and his allies believe that this iff endorsement today shows that the landscape this time is different than in 2016. >> who would com

harris: but he said we have to listen to her and believe her. that's why it's complicated. >> marie: it's complicated, but some democrats are trying to keep joe bidenthe race. >> harris: can i just say this question of why is there -- and you can put kellyanne conway aside, there are other ways to look at history of this. why is there such a touchy-feely pass that is on camera with this particular former vice president? if that weren't there, would soon be talked about? i think that's a fair question. >> kennedy: joe biden is a hair-sniffer. [laughter] >> harris: excuse me? >> kennedy: kellyanne conway's right, the video evidence speaks to that conclusion. i don't know if he's getting anything out of it. that's just how he is. in this day and age you can't be a hugger. you can't be a clavicle-tickler. you can't do any of that. >> marie: donald trump won! >> harris: was that never wrong or is it only wrong now? >> kennedy: is more wrong now than it has been because of the national conversation. >> melissa: i think this is been out there forever. we have always thought, there's always been videos, it's always been "creepy uncle joe," whatever. he's g

where are you -- >> harris: it's not always about, what i was going to say. >> kennedy: but where are you on redemption? does joe biden have the ability to say -- >> harris: i haven't even gone to the point where -- >> kennedy: and re-framing the discussion. >> harris: i hope i didn't do anything to make them feel a certain way, then you take accountability and get on the road to redemption. >> kennedy: those on the left really have to figure this out. can someone go back and take stock of their life and say, "i've done these things that are wrong and i see that now." >> melissa: sure they can, but he hasn't. >> harris: whatever you want to call and, the victim -- >> kennedy: but is there room for that? >> harris: that's what the bible talks about. accountability and one-on-one and letting however you -- and the bible doesn't talk specifically about the #me toomovement -- #me toomovement --butworkingeve saying you didn't intend but she ought to be heard, is in the same as saying, "i shouldn't have put her in a position that made her feel uncomfortable." >> jessica: the proactive thing that you did. to your point

joe?" [laughter] "are you having a good time?" >> harris: republican senator marco rubio says he believes the allegations against biden were timed for maximum political effects. watch. >> i don't know the facts behind it, but i know someone has that information and was sitting on it waiting for the right time to hit him with it. that's how it is. they are all feeding into -- >> harris: wow. meanwhile, approach him super pac seizing on the controversy, releasing a new attack ad and entitled "creepy joe." >> to have the vice president of the united states do that to me, so unexpectedly -- kind of out of nowhere -- it was just shocking. it was shocking, because you don't expect that kind of intimate behavior. you don't expect that kind of intimacy from someone so powerful. >> harris: the video exists. these are things that happened in the public sphere. what to think about using them politically, as it's being used in that ad? >> jessica: is not only using a politically, it's ripping off the role models at which you might remember from the 201

and finally california, kamala harris, a poll out, joe biden was leading the field and kamala harris behind joe biden and jut behind bernie sanders. so we saw four candidates running who aren't so below -- beloved by home states. >> and if they just have holograms. >> i love holograms. >> yang has an idea of how to be in three places at once. hit me. >> oh, my goodness gracious. what -- what in the world is -- i think he's dancing with tupac there. my belief, folks, if we're going to dance with dead celebrities, we should dance with adam west to do the bat dance. look at this. >> what do i say to this? so he seriously -- he is seriously thinking of do thissing. which was a unique and different to his candidacy. there are 20 plus democrats running this time around. >> so separate yourself and be the hologram guy. >> that is better than being other things at least we're talking about him on national tv, so there you go. >> harry, thank you so much. >>> the funny thing is you're still going to be doing that in five minutes. we'll come back to you. >>> a major takeaway from all of the po

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right now, here's melissa francis in for harris. >> melissa: fox news alert, joe biden taking him atnnounces the 202020 round, saying the soul of the nation is at stake. the president firing right back. let's go "outnumbered overtime" great i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. you are looking at a great video of joe biden at a pizzeria and met with dominic wilmington, delaware moments ago after making it official this morning. the 67 term u.s. senator and former vice president making the announcement in an online video using scenes from the white supremacist marches in charlottesville to slam president trump's response to the deadly confrontation. calling the next election a "battle for the soul of this nation."

. >> today's 600 person crowd for joe biden ranks behind opening day crowds for beto o'rourke and bernie sanders and kamala harrisjoe biden still has the highest name i.d. and he's got the highest primary poll numbers on the eve of his first trip to iowa as a presidential candidate since '08. >> shannon: peter doocy, thank you very much. former vice president, now 2020 presidential candidate joe biden's first 2020 presidential campaign rally coming on the heels of president trump's. the weekend maga rally in wisconsin. both candidates over the same rustbelt supporters. we break it down with brit hume. great to have you with us. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: one of the interesting comments at the rally was the union leaders saying they feel more of an affinity or connection or respect from joe biden then he said there last democratic nominee. we know that hillary clinton lost a lot of these people to president trump. now both of these top contenders, at least top and the polling with biden and the president, they are going to go after the same group. how does it work out? >> it's a peculiar situation, shannon

joe. >> california senator kamala harris welcoming the former vice president, joe biden, into the race.ke it official tomorrow. sources tell cnn part of biden's strategy is to get major endorsements to highlight how important it is to pick a candidate who can beat president trump. other candidates begin to court the vote of minority women. >> reporter: shaping up to be more female and diverse than ever, 2020 presidential candidates head to houston courting voters of color. 8 eight of the 2020 candidates will speak, a signal of this voting bloc's power in the democratic nomination. she weighed in on felons voting, a group made up of people of color. >> people who are convicted, in prison, like the boston marathon bomber, on death row, people convicted of sexual assault, they should be able to vote? >> i think we should have the conversation. >> reporter: the next day harris seeking to clarify her response. >> do you think people who are terrorists should be deprived of their rights? i do. i'm a prosecutor. there has to be serious consequences for the most extreme types of crimes. >> repo

. >> reporter: today at 600 person crowd for joe biden ranked behind opening-day crowd sizes for beto o'rourke and bernie sanders and kamala harris but joe biden has the highest name id and primary poll numbers, his first trip to iowa as a presidential candidate since 2008. shannon: former vice president, not 2020 president candidate joe biden's first presidential campaign rally on the heels of donald trump, a rally in wisconsin. thereafter the same rust belt supporters. foster senior political analyst brett hume. great to have you with us. one of the interesting comments we saw at the rally today was union leaders saying they feel much more of a connection or respect from joe biden than they do, the last democratic nominee. we know hillary clinton lost a lot of these people to donald trump. now both of these top contenders with but not top of the democratic field, watching the same group. how does that work out? >> a peculiar situation. obviously biden has ties to the state of pennsylvania where this rally was held, he was born in the state. he got the endorsement of the firefighters union and that is a welcome thing but what is

joe biden at 21%. mayor pete at 15% and kamala harris at 6%. st: michael is a republican in maryland, what do you think about this potential matchup between former vice president joe biden and president trump? caller: quite frankly, i believe any of the candidates, democrat candidates can and will beat trump. just a disastrous leader, talking about ukraine, the and even has refused taxg to court to stop his report. what is he hiding? i don't understand how anybody --ld try to while the sitting president is going to court, trying to stop the american people from looking at his tax report. one of the callers also indicated looking in michigan to theeady gone back democratic party. i think he won by the disaster of the campaign run during the time of the hillary clinton and bernie sanders supporters. right now i believe donald trump has no chance to win the presidency. host: michael's thoughts, republican. the vice presidents running for president since world war ii, full-term have won. full-time vice president who ran for president, look at the hi

harris: i was just in iowa with the town hall america on sunday night. we talked over the bed about socialism and some other issues. #metoo, and all of those things. did joe>> not really. >> harris: is he socialist enough? he says he is the most progressive. >> i'm not sure he wants to be socialist enough. the key thing that jumped out of me in ocasio-cortez 'statement, she is not just talking about joe biden. she's also talking about barack obama. the most popular individual in the democratic party. for people like ocasio-cortez, on the left, they want to move in another direction. they do want to move toward socialism. as judy was suggesting, there is a big question. whether the general democratic electorate out there across the country and those primaries agrees with that, or whether they actually self-defined as less than socialist. >> harris: in the media we get blamed -- not always at fox news because we had to look at the actual breakdown of things, but we get blamed for having that narrative of, "there's a problem of the democratic party." nancy pelosi said yesterday there are only five of them come in terms of those progressives that i guess woul

harris. >> melissa: fox news alert, joe biden is set to announce another run for the white house on thursday. welcome to "outnumbered overtime." i'm melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. fox news can now confirm that joe biden will make his candidacy for the presidency official in two days in an online video. sources familiar with the planning say the former vice president will also make an appearance on monday in pittsburgh. biden will be joining a crowded democratic field where the parties progressive ideas were front and center during a series of 2020 town halls last night, including elizabeth warren announcing a new plan to cancel existing student debt for millions. kamala harris veiling executive action on gun control if congress doesn't act in her first 100 days. and bernie sanders defending his stance to grant voting rights to criminals while they are in prison, including the boston marathon bomber. just days after the sixth anniversary of the attack. peter doocy has more on all of this from washington. it's heating up, peter. >> melissa, a video announcement on thursday morni

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harris: how will #metoo make a difference in 2020? vice president joeiersten children one of the most outspoken supporterss have all been accused of mishandling allegations among their staffers. kaylee and josÉ are back with me again. first of all, i want to do a show of hands in the audience. how many in the audience feel the #metoo issue will be impacting your vote in 2020? show of hands. a few people. a few people. this issue when you look at it people are all up to speed on everything going on joe biden and when you pull democrats apparently the numbers are pretty high for those who say they care about this issue. when they go to the polls to think they really don't care and does joe biden get in? >> i don't think they care. i respect the movement and it should not have party lines but president trump got elected with all the horrible things he's claimed to done two women and that he would grab women by their private parts and if he became president is clear the meeting movement has nowo effec. >> that was locker room talk, first of all the joe bide

you know, i couldn't enthusiastically support joe biden, kamala harris, amy klobuchar.y with any of them. i would like someone who has no trouble calling a dictator a dictator, even if he's a left-wing dictator. but i think this democratic primary is going to be fun. i think it's going to be a lot of enthusiasm. i think people are raring to go. you're seeing it in the numbers reflected in the fund-raising results. it's millions and millions and millions to each of them. and i think it's going to drive donald trump crazy to have this spotlight smack on a bunch of democrats running around saying things, instead of on him, while he's sitting at home, you know, watching tv. >> how much -- how important do you think policy proposals are? i mean, i ask that because they were not particularly important for the republican race in 2016. and here we have people who are kind of like talking in gauzy generalities, like beto o'rourke, and doing fairly well, and people who are putting forward proposal after proposal like elizabeth warren, and not faring so well with fund-raising or t

it is the things that bernie sanders is talking about, it is things that joe biden, kamala harris, elizabethn and so many others are talking about. so i think we have to look at this really as a national campaign and not a campaign in the bronx and queens of new york. >> joe crowley, former congress from new york. thanks for taking a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> and coming up, as jooi-- as biden takes on the president over charlottesville, donald trump doubles down on both sides. a wealth of information. a wealth of perspective. ♪ a wealth of opportunities. that's the clarity you get from fidelity wealth management. straightforward advice, tailored recommendations, tax-efficient investing strategies, and a dedicated advisor to help you grow and protect your wealth. fidelity wealth management. dad, it's fine. we have allstate. and with claimrateguard they won't raise your rates just because of a claim. that's why you're my favorite... i know. are you in good hands? steven could only imaginem 24hr to trenjoying a spicy taco.burn, now, his world explodes with flavor. nexium 24hr stops acid befor

joe biden are popular figures, not just across the country but here in south carolina. one woman i talked to yesterday after the event, i said name the top three. kamala harrisbernie sanders and specific reasons for them. bernie sanders is more of that sort of street fighter, stood on the same policies for the last 50 years. kamala harris, they know, this particular woman said, she looks like me and knows the expense i have gone through and joe biden a voice on the stage, a proven democrat in their eyes for now a long time. obviously the second right hand to barack obama. and when you have those conversations a lot of this comes down to name recognition and i.d. you see joe biden and bernie sanders at the top of the list because, frankly, the american people has been introduced to them and takes harris, beto o'rourke in virginia and north carolina this week and takes them going up and down, going to these towns, going into churches and introducing themselves. for as much as social media and the television air waves are great platform, a lot of times it means showing up which is what she did this morning on easter. >> vaughn hilliard there in a very sunny but

joe biden is the old guy here. >> yeah, i mean. it's clearly obvious that donald trump sees bernie sanders, kamala harris and joe biden the top three people i think he can see challenging him in this race. but i want to go back to something that we were just talking about earlier about the base. and donald trump's base. he is doing absolutely nothing. and he's not done anything since he has become president to expand his base. and that is the problem here. you go in front of the nra and go in front of conservative groups and rally them and get them excited and talk about building a wall and the second amendment and the mueller report. he is doing nothing to expand that base. >> it's interesting to me, adrienne. to your point, he keeps going after don mcgahn, somebody who has been a well respected republican attorney who in the mueller report is presented as somebody who is incredibly credible. and he's trying to paint him basical basically, right, as a liar. >> exactly. and i mean, typically, it would be hard to really give any sort of rationale as to why he's doing this. but we can understand he wants to keep the mueller report in

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that was brand-new reaction from kamala harris on joe biden getting in the presidential race thanks toat interview. yes, okay, it's been about a week now since biden put the video up. now we've had some biden rallies out there, and guess what? with a week of biden in the race, now we have some polls. now we have some numbers. now we have a sense of how democrats are reacting to this former vice-president entering the race after months, really years of rumors and speculation and all of that. now he's there. what do the numbers look like? first to put this in perspective, let me start here. these are a set of numbers you're familiar with. this was the average last week, the polling average on the eve of joe biden's announcement. we've been seeing numbers like this all year. we called him the weak front runner, high 20s. bernie sanders nipping at his heels. kamala harris, buttigieg moving up. that's the picture we were familiar with. in the last 24 hours, we have three brand-new national polls on the democratic side and they paint a new picture. just this afternoon, biden 38%. warren, by

harris. >> melissa: fox news alert, joe biden is set to announce another run for the white house on thursdaya francis in today for harris faulkner. fox news can now confirm that joe biden will make his candidacy for the presidency official in two days in an online video. sources familiar with the planning say the former vice president will also make an appearance on monday in pittsburgh. biden will be joining a crowded democratic field where the parties progressive ideas were front and center during a series of 2020 town halls last night, including elizabeth warren announcing a new plan to cancel existing student debt for millions. kamala harris veiling executive action on gun control if congress doesn't act in her

the top-5 in the latest poll are joe biden, bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, kamala harris, and elizabeth warren. >>> new information about the much-anticipated uber ipo. media reports say the san francisco ride-hailing company will price its shares between $44 and $50 when it goes public in early may. that would value the company as high as $90 billion. uber drivers are reportedly planning a 12-hour work stoppage the day the company goes public. drivers will turn off the app this seven cities, including san francisco, chicago, philadelphia, and washington dcd employee benefits. em benefits. >>> we're looking at the fog that came in earlier this afternoon after this morning along the coast. really starting to fill in over the bay. and you can see it here. that was this evening. the fog is in. all the way across to berkeley, up to the richmond area into point richmond, sausalito, and areas around the bay. a deeper marine layer sunday, and monday. forget the record, 90s. and get used to 70s. there'll be some 80s. also 60s and the 70s. big onshore wind. that'll do it. not a lot of fog. curre

joe biden 27-ins monmouth poll, bernie sanders 20%, pooegt buttigieg, kamala harris. that's a national poll. don't pick nominees by national polls and bernie sanders followed by joe biden and pete buttigieg and warren harris booker, it's different for him though, right, in the since that he starts geronimo gil down, a warren or a harris or buttigieg going up or down a little bit. >> the target son his back, for sure, which is a unique position. every other time he's run he's been an underdog. we've been in a phase of this democratic primary that's been pretty friendly. his candidates have not really taken shots at each other. they have avoided direct confrontation. i do think that biden's entry in the race in, in this front-runner position will start to change that. there are going to be candidates who have to take aim at him if for no other reason they need to get themselves out there a little bit more. they need to get name recognition and start chipping away at that lead. they have a while to see that but we will see a shift. >> and his 36 years in the senate provid

but joe biden, like kamala harris, like pete buttigieg, like amy klobuchar is going to have to answeruestions about his record, which many people found problematic. in 1984, he was working with strom thurmond on expanding 8s forfeiture, the crime bill. these things are very, very important. and because his record of service is so long, he's going to have to answer these questions not with simply value propositions, but with policy points on how he is going to unravel some of the damage that he's done. look, i think that all of us, all three of us on here would proudly wear a joe biden for president t-shirt if he is our nominee. but the point is this is the primary right now. and joe biden has questions to answer, just like every other candidate. >> angela, how much of the affection in that one particular room is actually based on his actual record and how much is based on his relationship to president obama, his name recognition? because as bakari says, he has a very long record, and you can find many things to praise and many things to take fault with. >> sure. and i think so much of

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joe biden is on top with 17% after officially entering the race. bernie sanders is right behind him, 11%, followed by pete buttigieg, 5%. then kamala harris at 4%. president trump rallying his base in wisconsin, wasting no time attacking the democratic front-runners. >> can you imagine sleepy joe, crazy bernie. you look at the candidates, i think pocahontes is out. >> and barack obama sitting down about fear. >> fear induces closed-mindedness. leaders who feed fear typically are also ones who avoid facts. >> also this morning, lawmakers preparing for a grilling on capitol hill this week. attorney general barr preparing to testify before the judiciary committee on the mueller report and that will all start on wednesday. how judiciary committee jamie raskin told me what the committee is looking to find out from barr. >> the committee is interested in the propaganda rollout of the mueller report, the definition of what was in it. we want to know why he went around, parading the president's phrase of no collusion. >> let's go to the white house now and nbc's hans nichols. good morning. we heard the president strike a number of familiar themes last ni