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we minnesota because they may go with john. allen texas because the better. and that's why i was so proud so incredibly proud to have their pizza dorson is the there's a man of character and like then courage. and by the way i was proud to be endorsed by jim clark our man he is the. our campaign reflects the diversity of this party in this nation. and that's how it should be because we need to bring everybody along everybody we want to nominate will be donald trump had also also keep nancy pelosi the speaker of the house was went back to united states senate was you are joining us it was you are not going to use a democrat. lifelong democrat who was a proud democrat was popeye and democrat was. this all starts with a revival of decency and honor and character was our troposphere has has fanned the flames of hate and sought to divide this nation sold it demonized and actually just the way talks about people he has not a single sense of empathy he doesn't have any compassion no regard for the values that made this country who we are. not the way you were raised

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thank you john allen struck in on the traffic you don't have to deal with rain this morning heading into san francisco. we have a pretty good commute there's a minor wait, it's often on its and some of the cash lanes but overall it's been a nice commute heading in and we're under 10 minutes right now from the bottom of the maze off to fremont street. all right we're checking in on the richmond sandra fell and we do have a stall that's being cleared westbound mid span it looks like someone has a flat tire the trying to moving out of the way but it's a been blocking the right lane, but it's not causing any any major delays that you have to worry about so even with that stall west bound 5.80 we're looking at 7 minutes to the north bay all right, here's our busiest bridge and that is west 92, it's crowded on the flat section so already pretty sluggish leaving hayward heading into foster city but at least it's under 15 minutes for your total drive time which is really good alright. the shore freeway wide open and 14 minutes, 24 looks good won at creek lafayette. renda the caldecott both 5 80

. >> john allen, the united states senate is the place bills go to die. any problem with the bill that passed tonight through the senate? >> i would be shocked after president trump said he is 100% behind it and it should pass asap. senators have the ability when they want to be thorns in the side of process. the senate has left town. usually they are able to get it done by unanimous consent if they need to. >> thanks to the three of you, i thank you for helping us kickoff the friday night. drive through testing lines and hospital bed shortages. we will talk to a doctor that worked in both the obama and trump administrations about what is going to happen next. and later we are moments away from the european travel restrictions going into effect. we will explain what that means here and across the atlantic. t here and across the atlantic >> you are watching msnbc. >>> we want to make sure that those that need a test can get a test very safely, quickly and conveniently but we don't want people to take a test if we feel they shouldn't be doing it. we don't w

>> john allen, i'm curious what the president -- we've seen this before. we've seen in moments like this, he went after sherrod brown i think at one point during a crisis last summer. what is he trying to accomplish with a comment like that, calling jay inslee a snake? >> he's distracting from his problem. >> the enemy right now is coronavirus. it is not jay inslee, and to speak to lonnie chen's point a moment ago about the whole of government approach and trying to speak with a single voice, the problem the trump administration is having right now to sort of cut to the chase is it can't do that because the president is saying things that are distracting from what would be the whole of government approach to this, not only within the trump administration at the political level, but at the career official level, and at the state government level working in coordination with the trump administration. jay inslee the democratic governor of washington and mike pence the vice president of the united states obviously on the same page, here's the president of the

where are the places you would look at j john allen and say, these two withdrawals, pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar, may have an impact on the outcome, and if not on the overall outcome, could really change the equation in terms of delegates? >> i mean, to be honest, i think that the probably the biggest place is depression of voting for buttigieg on election day, and some of those states we're talking about with early voting before. california and texas. the klobuchar vote i don't think was going to be huge across the board, obviously minnesota was a place where he would have expected her to do much better on election day. but really, i would look to see the -- where the buttigieg election day forces in california go, where those voters go. i don't think it's going to be all the joe biden when you poll people who are for pete buttigieg. you know, they split all over the place in terms of where their second choice is. certainly biden has momentum coming out of south carolina. it was a big win for him. a big vote of confidence for him from those voters in a state that was pretty taylor

john allen, what's your take? >> he wants to be the resident commissioner from american samoa. there's an opportunity if he wants to listen to his advisers to get out of the race with some dignity. with basically the rational he got into it. he was concerned that joe biden wasn't going to be able to pull it off. concerned that sanders or elizabeth warren was going to come in and knock the hell out of wall street. and basically have what he likes -- present sanders as a socialist communist whatever he throws at him. and now he sees joe biden being strong and can get out now. >> to your point the polls when he got in november the board looked like. it was drastically changing. elizabeth warren was doing very well. bernie sanders was really starting to take off. it was a scary time for some democrats and he thought maybe i can go in. as much as bloomberg goes in on spending money. he doesn't like spending his money foolishly. if there is no path, i don't think he'll go on as a vanity project. >> i think that i don't know if bloomberg -- part of the calculation he didn't want sande

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i work closely with many of the applicants, including chris, allen, john elberling, raquel, kim -- lete i don't leave anyone out -- caroline and misha, and even those that i don't know personally, i appreciate they're willing to serve in this capacity. i hope that the future of the soma c.a.c. can help address displacement pressures as well as enable the many facets of the filipino and working class communities in the soma, to continue to fluorish, so i hope that all of these applicants will find support from you. thank you. [inaudible] >> chair ronen: seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, and thank you to all of the applicants, and for the folks who are serving on the stabilization fund now, thank you. what i am going to do is we have -- so there's seven seats and there's also a number of alternate seats. what i'm going to do is make a motion to appoint five members, s and then, for the applicants that aren't being appointed today, your application will remain active, and i'd like to bring this back in march to make the final appointm

the beatles for here on out. [ laughter ] >> well, a guy named allen klein, who was actually i think a new yorker convinced, i think johnbrian epstein died and allen klein basically threw everybody off the record label is what happened >> seth: but you worked on this song with the -- it wasn't just the label. you went and brought it to the beatles and worked on it with some of the beatles. >> with that particular song, well, it was -- i wrote it while we were recording. we took a break. well, that is to say, the beatles took a break, so the studio that they were using when they weren't there, i was there. i would sort of scamper in there, you know, and put down a few of my little tracks and then clear out before they came back. [ light laughter ] but i got to hang around a little bit, too. it was great [ laughter ] >> seth: did -- in the moment, did you know -- i mean, you know, did you know it was great? or was it one of those -- okay, yeah, okay, good [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: i'm glad to hear that >> yeah, i knew it -- i knew it was extraordinary and exceptional. and i couldn't believe it. but they took a break.

was allen shepard who was the first individual who entered into space well catherine calculated the trajectory for that space mission to happen, we also know she played a significant role, with john glen. and john blunt has said throughout his life and at the end of his life, that he would not venture into space, if catherine johnson was not checking the calculations on his base flight. so the actual flight with john glenn, where he orbited the earth, catherine johnson played a significant role in that. we also know that catherine played a significant role in the moon landing those. our three pivotal pivotal moments that change space travel, and how we in the united states of america, see nasa today that. i had the pleasure, and catherine's 99th birthday, to be with her and it 99, i was in awe of how sharp she still was we laughed we joked we, had a great time and she is as radiant and beautiful at 99 as she was when she walked on our campus back in the early thirties. when i left that 99th birthday, i started asking myself, as people learn more and more about catherine johnson as a university she loves so dear, and we love her equally we have to do something to help recognize he

john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. a french publisher has cancelled plans to publish a memoir by oscar—winning filmmaker woody allen afterozens of employees of its new york subsidiary in a walkout ‘s. york subsidiary in a walkout 's. -- york subsidiary in a walkout 's. —— walkout. the director of annie hall and manhattan has long been accused of molesting his adoptive daughter in the '90s, when she was seven. lengthy investigations have cleared woody allen who has always denied the abuse. lauren wolfe is a journalist and director of the women under siege project at the women's media center and shejoins us from new york. hi, lauren. woody allen hasn't been convicted of a crime, so why do staff at the publishers in new york find it unacceptable in new york find it u na cce pta ble to in new york find it unacceptable to publish his memoirs? they are the same publisher as ronan farrow, far and away one of the bestselling authors recently, and he writes about the supposedly is in his book and to him, allowing his... i guess his father to publish a book as well refuting that account in some way without even talking to his sist

allen, we appreciate you both. >> thank you. >>> former presidential candidates marianne willing upson and john delaney are with us here and onhe other side of the break. one supports joe biden. the other bernie sanders. it will be a lively conversation. we'll be right back. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. our grandmothers did not have an equal right to vote. we do. find their stories. make them count. at ancestry. ♪ ♪ you work hard for your money. stretched days for it. ♪ ♪ juggled life for it. ♪ ♪ took charge for it. ♪ ♪ so care for it. look after it. invest with the expertise of j.p. morgan, either with an advisor or online, through chase. after all, it's yours. chase. make more of what's yours. you can't always stop for a fingerstick.betes with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous

charlotte north carolina john thank you the well at the polls in the primaries in texas will close in about 2 hours time or so algis there was an official joins us now from austin allen of course one of the big stories in texas is that sudden major endorsement for biden from for my town that better is not playing out there where you are. you've got to remember that joe biden had a big event in dallas on monday night that was a coincidence wiggins's used a bit. and he introduced people to jade's of the idea was to show that the establishment wing of the democratic party was all coalescing behind joe biden giving him support in an effort essentially to stall. bernie sanders no if you look at some of the early exit polls that we're getting here in texas it would suggest that it's been successful to a degree but not completely because we're seeing bernie sanders topping the paul here in texas that is a bit of a surprise i suppose if you look at the fact that here's a self-confessed democratic socialists this was a state that many people regarded as for a long time unwinnable for democrats but the whole demographic of this state has changed a lot more young people have re

john kelly. coronavirus continue to sureg in australia, doubling to 2000 and that has been followed by public health measures to contain the spread. paul allent in sydney. how clear or unclear is the criticism has the messaging been around these new measures? short of going to a full lockdown, it has been kind of incremental measures every couple of days. paul: yeah, it is like following a trail of breadcrumbs at the moment. the clarity has been unclear. for example, food courts are not limited to take out. people have been told to cancel family gatherings. yet, inconsistencies continue to stand out. scott, the prime minister, saying trips to the barber are ok but you need to practice social distancing. not quite sure how social distancing is going to work while you are getting a haircut. weddings have been to five people. for example, boot camp fitness classes up to 10 people are still ok. the prime minister was challenged on this at the press coverage last night and got quite defensive. he said he did not want to destroy people's livelihoods and businesses. the lack of clarity around this. he went on to describe every job as being inessent