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presidential debate and that is goingeb to be a party and john d meg, thank you so much for joining sus, to you first. out in beautiful las vegas, nevada. you have been perhaps listening to our reporting and analysis. please tell our national audience what changes for the candidates walking into your state. >> of course as we have talked many times, brian, nevada has a much more diverse electorate and more reflective of america than iowa and new hampshire which are 90% white. not that we are just the weird, wild west of nevada. it is a different pitch needs to be made. now, because of what happened in the first two states you have joe biden and elizabeth warren essentially fighting for their lives here against the bernie sanders machine andhe it reallys a machine. and mayor pete machine that has been quietly waiting for momentum to make a move here. you have a development just tonight,ev brian, that my reporr of the independent just broke that the culinary union, 800-pound gorilla of democratic politicals is now putting up flyers intt the hotels and communicatingte directly with members

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ter in sports more warriors talk and also earlr this week we heard from the 49 er players today, john lynch d kyle shanahan reflt on the year that was and what lies ahead grant and back to you all also comng up on kron 4 news at 8 and east bay schools, fundraiser land of the school in trouble wi disney tonight. disney is the one ying sorry. >>bribery kickbacks and sid deals atop san francisco official accused of federal corruption charges. >>back in front of a judge today and the president celebrated his acquial on capitol hill today but also taking a better shot at a top lawmaker. >>and begin to moveinto parts of e area obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past tlve years, . michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in acon. mayor blmberg and president obama woed tether in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve educaon, and to develoinnovative ways to help teens gain the skills need to find good jobs. old idlogical battles he shows wus what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloombg: i'm mike bloombergand . >>national news presid

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james will not be in action now to the nfl the offseason agenda picks up with the scouting combine john lynch d kyle shanahan representing the forty-niners contingent out of indianapolis they hold the 31th pick in the first round don't pick again until the 5th. but the conversation of the week has it revolve around future 49 ers instead it's about currt qb jimmy garoppolo coming off his first full season of aying healthy a year that came to a crushing end in the super bowl. now this week. lynch was asked if he ever consider a chae at the position and he's not about topen the door to that nversation. >>we're extremely proud of jimmy and and commied to jimmy moving these are guys i said from thday walked in our building made us better and we continue to feel that's e case and that's the most exciting thing about him is that the room for growth he's not come close to hitting a ceiling venti think the room for growth the more experice he gets in this system the more experience he gets plane in general. we the arrows up and that's that's a good the nfl offseason and finally let's go to a diamondback

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or at its bring in our guest say in the hong kong we have 'd talked to john nichols he's a clinical professor and pathology at the university of off hong kong he is also an expert in flu viruses from oxford in the united kingdom we have dr peter drawback who's a global health specialist and director of the university of oxford skull center for social entrepreneurship and in culture in the u.k. as well as some jew who's reader in modern history at the university of essex among research there is china's health system welcome to you all dr nicholls if i could start with you 1st of all before we get into the nitty gritty of the question in hand let's just spend a little time with you and assessment of where we're at with this virus so we really any nearer understanding where we are with this virus and its impact globally and in china what kind of threat is it. well that's a very long question which is difficult to answer but certainly not that in hong kong we've had the samples of the virus but minette was to actually start growing it in the heart rate and we're now able to actually infect normal

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that will be followed by a fireside chat that the secretary will have with john hartnett, ventures,d ceo of svg a platform of corporations, universities, and investors focused on agriculture industries. secretary perdue and dr. hartnett will discuss the future of agriculture, challenges facing the sector, and emerging solutions that will address them. tomorrow, secretary perdue will be joined by his colleagues, his ministers from argentina, canada, and mexico for a session titled, "feeding the world through innovation." they will discuss cooperative innovation and global trade as foundations of global food security. a recurring theme that you'll hear through this conference is this. innovation. innovation will be the key to sustaining the success of our sector. here at usda, we are working to reframe this narrative on agriculture. speaking of the future, i also want to acknowledge our 30 university students who are in attendance as per disciplines in this year's agricultural outlook forum. they are here participating in usda's 2020 future leaders and agriculture program. there attend

government made a couple of years preceding this crisis john bolton e former national security advisor had d ubanded t in the white house set up to prepare for this kind of so when this came there was no immediate clear leadership as to who should be in charge. you do have top health officials who have been involved in other sponses. health and human services secretary alex azar was in the bush administration during the sars outbreak. anthony faucthe n.i.h. has been involved in several but there was a lf des. leadership at the beginning and a lot of that came because there was thend disg of that unit within the white house and the pandemic preparedss people whose sole job was to prepare for an event like this. and cuts to the c.d.c. that did global montoitorinetect outbreaks before they spread out of control. robert: yasmee do officials who are there feel like ty can speak out and tell the truth to the american people or do they have to go through vice president mike pene? >> i think there's still a lot of confusion with all the events of this week andhe change in leadership. we do know from

lou: rand ball calling for d -- rand paul calling for john bolton having his security clearance lifted make a public statement. he was tweeting out yesterday about brexit. we don't care what you think about brexit. we want to know if the "new york times" extract from our memoir is correct. lastly, john, while you are releasing a book just months before the presidential election. that's what we want to know. go on the record now to explain yourself. lou: you are not suggesting he's motivated by money in these difficult times? 20 seconds we have a hard break. should his security clearance be lifted? >> i think it's not a bad idea. if he's going to talk about these private conversations with the president, he can't be trusted with it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf desti

john solomon. the editor-in-chief of his new media outcomplete "just the d outlet "just the news."o justice for the andrew mccabe, for the fbi officials who are corrupt to their bones. >> i have been saying since november i didn't think it was going to happen that mccabe would be indicted. if you give someone a target notification it means you are imminently going to indict them. it's my understanding once a few mops elapsed d a me -- once a fw months elapsed, it's the way the justice department works. there was a red flag this probably was not going to happen. the bigger question is, does mccabe roll up into a larger case later with john durham and i think we have to watch for that and see what john durham's grand jury and his work result in. lou: i have serious questions about the integrity of the justice department under attorney general barr. i have serious questions, and i have to believe most americans do right now. it's clear. it's a matter of fact that mccabe lied and deceived and ordered up that special counsel condition that allowed it to unfold. so is my cynicism, my sce

on capitol hill. 10 years after president obama act,d the affordable care we are still debating obamacare. has significant was the assassination of john kennedy in pushing this legislation by president johnson and what was it like on capitol hill? george: that is a great question. i see the present political circumstances as almost a return or patterning of history. because when you look at the passage of medicaid and the resistance of southern states to expand medicaid under the category of medical indigence you see a lot of rationales or concerns that you hear from southern states who are conservative governments in the south today. at the time, people were really concerned about cost-sharing and the debate between liberals and conservatives also became a debate within liberalism itself. reform orbout gradual a push toward universal health care. the debate was constrained by a wider national political economy. for example, i look at in my research a series of rich transcripts from the medicaid hearings in 1968. in the new york city hearings, there is a really interesting debate between republican governor nelson rockefeller and jaco

john delaney. even he tweeted he how debate d with so many her policy initiatives. >> shaq, i would imagine that the sanders campaign also feels pretty good this morning as we head into saturday's caucus. >> reporter: you are right. the senator feels really good about what happened last night. he also raised a lot of money, he had $2.7 million raised a little less than elizabeth warren raised but still 150,000 contributions that they got. sanders came into last night's debate feeling the momentum and the wind behind hit back. nothing that he saw last night or faced last night really changed that. he did receive more scrutiny than you've seen senator sanders receive on past debate stages. he had to defend his democratic socialism in a way he hasn't had to in the past and explain why he hasn't released his medical record, for example, and go and spra explain and deflect from the online supporters, the so-called bernie bros. so he did receive scrutiny but the campaign likes the fight, they like he was engaging in that. when you look at where sanders is going from here, he's going to california tomorrow

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this it's a massive elephant in the room it's quite extraordinary 'd how anybody could write an article about the persecution of john this without mentioning. a sound for the establishment this whole case now is a big embarrassment. and a song it's either someone who could be attacked or to big know what it's like to be ignored and white good talking about it in this context press that the persecution of journalists is another person is a non-person you know could careless being persecuted alex talk about other countries official enemy countries that that's fine but not what we've actually got the guy just a few miles away down the road from this banged up in jail for doing journalism because of that with more news for you after this break stay with us. you know beauty for our future. the kind of good intentions of architectures that were increasing today and maybe even 40 years ago simply evaporated i think you know it's a time of pleasurable. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. place a nation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led.

d caanvethe rocks. helicopters searched from the air. again today they found nothing. carol's son john says he's in close contact with the sheriff's office. >> the hypothesis that they have, which is, which leads them to the water, the water search and recovery unfortunately, i believe that's the correct hypothesis. >> reporter: these folks were on the beach when the sheriffs arrived with their drone. >> i was at first concerned, but then we realized it was part of the search. >> reporter: tomorrow just to be sure they'll have another search above the beach. >> we're accepting that it's a tremendous loss even though we don't have a recovery. we have accepted that this is a loss, and we're all, it's hard. >> reporter: in inverness, don ford, kpix 5. >>> explosive moments near south lake tahoe. that was a cal trans crew blasted a boulder as part of a training class yesterday. >>> and a live look noidge at some some cal trans inspections will soon be causing bike path closures. the bike and pedestrian path will be closed from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. monday through friday. the inspections w

john solomon. the editor-in-chief of his new media outcomplete "just the d outlet "just the news."o justice for the andrew mccabe, for the fbi officials who are corrupt to their bones. >> i have been saying since november i didn't think it was going to happen that mccabe would be indicted. if you give someone a target notification it means you are imminently going to indict them. it's my understanding once a few mops elapsed d a me -- once a fw months elapsed, it's the way the justice department works. there was a red flag this probably was not going to happen. the bigger question is, does mccabe roll up into a larger case later with john durham and i think we have to watch for that and see what john durham's grand jury and his work result in. lou: i have serious questions about the integrity of the justice department under attorney general barr. i have serious questions, and i have to believe most americans do right now. it's clear. it's a matter of fact that mccabe lied and deceived and ordered up that special counsel condition that allowed it to unfold. so is my cynicism, my sce

and the world,you know with the internet you're john with questions from all around the country as we d so you know we hear everything that haens in the entire world we're in the show and more in our one newsst as if it's next door right now. >>that's not and it is possible that because this did possible that other animals can have the virus just like humans can we are animals so i think just remembering again. i mean don't because her dog pony trying to avoid germs between animalsand humans t going and if you have one don't let your animals like so things like that it's good to just have that in geral practice when i think about infection control.eah, all right very good us today and hopefully that help answer you know a lot of e questions that you had t there as well our website a cropper dot com there for you as well. will be right back. vo: while other candidatesrgue about health care, mikeloomberg has a record of doing somhing. as mayor, he protected women's expanded health coverage to 700,000 n yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll bui