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they would love to start it by april if possible. >> starting it by april if possible, john heilemann, means sweeping the march primaries and keeping bernie sanders contained. and if elizabeth warren drops out, that's going to be a lot harder. >> it's hard, andrea, to make up -- with the way the allocation works in the democratic process, a small delegate lead is hard to chip away at. you need to win by big numbers. joe biden has a strong calendar ahead of him. he was -- this was supposed to be the bad night for him, super tuesday. he's got the georgia primary coming up, he's going to do well there. next tuesday he has mississippi, missouri. michigan is going to be a big fight. bernie sanders won that in 2016. here in the northeast, it's strong for joe biden. he's in a good place. but the reality is, back in 2016, the day after super tuesday, we were just discussing this, the day after super tuesday when hillary clinton performed on super tuesday much like biden did last night, winning a lot of southern states, she came out of that ahead -- >> it should have been a walk. >> it should

john heilemann, they knew that was going to be their big headline.? >> yeah. >> you know, very straightforward. but minor piece of political genius to guarantee that you will have the best -- that you will have the main headline out of the debate. and you are getting it for committing your candidate for doing something he was going to do anyway, which is pick a woman vice presidential nominee so they won the night in that sense. obviously, something that's usually popular with constituents of the democratic party. if you are joe biden, to get to -- keep cranking up enthusiasm, appeal to those key c constituencies, especially to younger voters, that is a thing that offers endless opportunity to do that in addition to making history down the line. >> let's listen to how bernie sanders responded to that. >> the vice president committed to picking a woman as his running mate. if you get the nomination, will you? >> in all likelihood, i -- i will. >> maria tracy kumar, in all likelihood. >> yeah, he missed an opportunity. but i have to tell you the enthus

and as john heilemann said, the bloomberg affecter. seen him twice underperform at debates. are they actually going to go in and pull the lever for him and if they don't, what happens to mike bloomberg if he doesn't get a payback in all of that investment? >> a good question and nobody can answer that except for michael bloomberg. everything john said is accurate including the most important aspect of it. the votes already banked by early voting. but interestingly enough, if you buy the theory that ordinary people -- they sort of follow the iowa caucus results. they sort of follow the early beginning of this campaign in new hampshire, but suddenly, after saturday in south carolina, it was as if joe biden had made his entry into the presidential race. massive amounts of free media that he got on saturday, sunday, yesterday and including this morning. free media. and what happened in that free media? joe biden looked like an ordinary empathetic, humble, compassionate human being. a striking contrast to the president of the united states, and i think a lot of people paid attent

john heilemann and yamiche als e do indor will join us later to discuss this. at this evening's white house briefing on the coronavirus president trump spoke only for a few minutes and then left the room handing over the proceedings to mike pence. >> i want to express appreciation to the governor of california and his administration. the governor of georgia. the governor of texas for their strong cooperation with us in resolving the issues around the "grand princess." >> the president couldn't have liked that. in the past, the president has called the governor of california a clown, and on friday, the last time donald trump fully participated in any press briefing about coronavirus, donald trump said this about the governor of washington. the state hardest hit by coronavirus. >> well, i told mike not to be complementary of the governor because that governor is a snake. >> that governor jay inslee had a discussion with rachel maddow in the last hour that was more illuminating about the reality of the coronavirus crisis than anything we have heard from any white

john heilemann, claire mccaskill, eugene robinson will be our guests. we're back in 90 seconds.ur guests. we're back in 90 seconds i'm embarrassed to even say i felt like i was going to spend my whole adult life paying this off thanks to sofi, i can see the light at the end of the tunnel as of 12pm today, i am debt free ♪ we have no debt, we don't owe anybody anything, and it's fantastic ♪ and then i did robocalls into tennessee, into alabama, arkansas and north carolina. and so i feel that people got the message. >>> that was congressman jim clyburn of south carolina on msnbc last night reacting to joe biden's big win last night and the role he played not only in his home state, but across the south. biden swept the south, the projected winner in nine states with landslide victories in alabama, virginia, north carolina, arkansas, tennessee and oklahoma. he also won minnesota, the delegate rich state of texas and elizabeth warren's home state of massachusetts where she came in third behind bernie sanders. sanders won his home state of vermont as well as colorado and utah. he's a

town of martha morris more than 2000 people are living in a tent camp waiting to hear their fate john heilemann as they're still. in the mix can bank of the rio bravo there's a tent camp of more than 2000 people over the other side the promise land the u.s. . most of from central america especially on daughters and have been here for months waiting for their asylum request to play out in a closed u.s. system before they would have been kept stateside for that long process but a year old program could n.p.p. or remain in mexico changed things since then some 60000 people have been shipped across the border and told to wait here and had only u.s. officials told me that i was going to a shelter in mexico with security and food that we shouldn't be scared in reality they just left us at the bridge i asked mexican migration officials where i could stay because i was with my girls wherever you want they told me if you don't find anywhere you can just stay at the bottom of the steps and eventually they found their way to a camp that's turned into a sort of village residence provide some services the m

risk because of the pandemic and in mexico right now the easter holidays are a critical time john heilemann went to the coastal town of acapulco to show us how the income of thousands is now in jeopardy. its crew sun and sand give more than 4000000 people work its tourism industry is vital for the country now it's under threat. bomb and these are years in the resort town of acapulco is wondering if this easter usually high season for it will instead look like now. let me get. this is my work my family depends on it i have a wife and children who depend on me so i hope they can control the coronavirus and we have a good easter. the 1st signs are great some cancellations already magda and family here but plan to cut their holiday sure can bring out some of it yeah but not here . we're going back home tomorrow because we're already nervous and seeing on the t.v. that something could happen and the truth is there's very few people here. other famous resorts like cancun cozumel and los cabos depend on international visitors especially from the neighboring u.s. but no cruise ships are coming from

female workers is staying at home they say they are showing what mexico would be like without them john heilemann has more from mexico city more than 10 women a day killed in mexico and this is been happening for some time and in fact it's grown in the country they call them the femicide system the city use here and looked over the last 2 days when it's basically been trying to really speak out about this new so about the culture the culture that really gives rise to the least the problem yesterday we saw a march of $80000.00 women on sunday that were going through much specific request on the same haven't you actually and just today there's so many activities going on women are on strike the rule is that they're not going to work there's not going to help out in the home and the limmer is a day without women can be a symbol headed and women across argentina are expected to rally in support of legalizing abortion the strike action comes after president i'll bet often and said he wants to reopen the debate the initiative has gone a broad social support but is strongly opposed by religious groups a

or monday there would be a national women's strike this movement is only gaining traction john heilemann out zita mexico city. well thousands of women in cities throughout pakistan have defied legal challenges and threats of violence to march on international women's day demanding tougher laws to protect women from harassment rape and domestic abuse. is in islam about. a growth target ganda have been rallied by women i read men who are supporting remain commemorates the international day for women. a good reason for doing. something besides. the one. i love that is. not with. me we have got plenty when we are living in a very tiny. and our we need freedom and we need. to make you a lot of stuff. already you and harry are divided across that line you have the religious parties who are all. doing and also obviously against the march region also known as the woman's march that started in karachi and reindeer and then spread across into other cities that rail car did here again reconsider their wide liberal iraq war more rights for the women however the more religious and can vary developmen

anytime. >>> john heilemann, let's talk about tomorrow and what's at stake.s the big prize. but, first of all, bernie sanders could do in 2020 what he did in 2016 and extend this race. but if some of the polls i've seen are right, it looks like joe biden could win michigan handily. what happens if biden does win michigan and most of the other states tomorrow? >> well, there's a symbolic here, joe, michigan obviously in 2016, we came out of super tuesday, hillary clinton was head by 210 pledged delegates. there was no math by which bernie sanders could close that gap. yet, he won michigan and unexpectedly, the following week, that gave him in his mind kind of a rationale of going forward and fighting on for several months, the disunity that brought to the party, had bad effects on hillary clinton's candidacy, all the way to the general election. now, we come to this repeat. a smaller delegate lead that joe biden had, as i said before, 77. the way the proposition of delegates work, that still a lead that joe biden has. even though michigan tomorrow night is goi

without a trace activists claim the government has failed to take attacks on women seriously john heilemann has more from mexico city more than 10 women a day killed in mexico and this is been happening for some time and in fact it's grown in the country they call them the femicide from the city use here and looked over the last 2 days when a place we've been trying to really speak out about this new show about the culture the culture that really gives rise to that and least the problem yesterday we saw of march of 80000 women on sunday that were going through much of the same haven't you actually and just today there's so many activities going on women are on strike the rule is that they're not going to work there's not going to help in the home and. play without women can be a symbol. a mass murder trial has begun in the netherlands over the 2014 downing of a malaysian airliner 4 men are accused of helping shoot down the plane although they were absent from the courtin are believed to be in russia 290 people were on the mh 17 flight from amsterdam to kuala lumpur it was hit by a missing c

on monday there will be a national women's strike this movement is only gaining traction john heilemann al-jazeera mexico city. protestors in the philippines have called on the government to do more to support women's rights hundreds marched through the streets in the capital manila to mark international women's day jamil how window that was also the . what motown activists here are saying is that the country is a country of crunch additions contradictions when it comes to women's causes this the philippines had already 2 female presidents the country with the highest number of female executives around the world but also a place where dubai has never been more stark where more than half of women of working age are out of the labor workforce because of childbearing and wearing where the age of consent for girls remains at 12 6 years old the only country in asia where teenage pregnancy is rising and the last country basically in the world without the boers now although there has been progress over the past few years recently the expanded maternity law has been signed giving more days for

i think joe biden is the democratic nominee for president. >> so, john heilemann, we often look at ar the debate and suggest that they don't really matter that much. they certainly the south carolina debate mattered, the nevada debate mattered. jim clyburn after the nevada debate when history's written will record that jim clyburn was actually considering supporting another candidate after that debate. and that, obviously, would have changed the arc of this race and changed history after south carolina. i mean, he was firmly in joe biden's corner. talk about the stakes of the next debate as well as the way bernie sanders mai may want y w in this race a lot longer than democratic establishment will want him to stay in this race. >> i heard them say the race is effectively over, i don't disagree. jim can do the math as easily as the sanders campaign can. biden up by 150 pledged bell gates delegates. next week if everything continues, he could be up by 250 by the end of next tuesday, he wins a landslide in florida and he's likely to carry all four of those states next tuesday. i think t

sending some asylum seekers further away still under another new program all the way to guatemala john heilemann how does it or might the mortals. well many central americans waiting for a decision on asylum cases in nasa staying in one of the most dangerous places in mexico doctors without borders says some of its patients in a town called tamale 1st states have suffered violence and kidnappings that reports coming up in part 2 of our series later on farah say. now rescuers in brazil are searching for survivors after torrential rain in the southeast triggered landslides killing at least 20 people the city of has been hardest hit the least $200.00 people be forced from their homes and dozens are missing the state governor says the equivalent of a month's worth of rain fell in just 12 hours. now the field of democratic candidates competing to take on donald trump in the various presidential election has narrowed to just for a surge in support for former vice president joe biden made him the big winner in super tuesday as primary votes putting him heads over rival bernie sanders in the battle for

of europe at the capital and john heilemann editor of the logical investor so peter let's begin with you markets rallied back wednesday after the fed's half a percentage point seemed to spark off a massive sell off but when that was totally a different story as we are up more than a 1000 points today so what brought the markets back up. well of course number one it is the said this market has always been about the said that's the only thing propping it up but i think today's rally also has a do with a bit of a relief rally over the prospects of having bernie sanders as a democratic nominee i mean even though people gave him a very small chance of any chance at all of actually winning the fact that he could win because anything could happen if he was on the ballot it would be so disastrous for the economy in the stock market that i think the markets at least maybe started to price in some small probability of a sanders victory and i think today that's been priced out i think his path of the white house is pretty much shut down the establishment has coalesced around biden everybody is

a monday there will be a national women's strike this movement is only gaining traction john heilemann al-jazeera mexico city. president of trump has praised the united states' relationship with brazil but refused to guarantee he'll hold off from hitting brazilian steel and our 1000000000 with new tariffs. here a very relationship you carry with brazil and we want to always tell you the president turned his brazilian counterpart. down for a private to the tribes florida resort on saturday the 2 leaders were also expected to discuss potential trade opportunities it's on a 3 day trip to the u.s. . there have been nearly 80 attacks in afghanistan since the u.s. and taliban signed a peace deal in qatar a week ago despite the continued violence the taliban is due to hold talks with the ask of government to the coming days after levied reports on the hurdles those negotiations are likely to face. celebrations have been taking place in taliban held areas since an agreement between the u.s. and the taliban was signed in doha nearly a week ago that would have the goodness that this is a big ach

it's important. >> john heilemann, thank you so much for being with us today.ase stay safe, please stay well. >> let's go to italy which makes up over a third of all deaths worldwide from the coronavirus, but there are some signs that the country's strict measures could be having an effect as italy recorded its lowest number of new cases in one day. does the country's lockdown that enters its fourth week, the strain is starting to kick in, in the southern part of italy. police have been deployed to sicily's capital amid report that gangs are plotting attacks on stores. it p italy extended its lockdown to april 12th, easter sunday. let's bring in foreign correspondent matt bradley in rome. what more can you tell us? it appears unrest is spreading in many different ways. >> well, mika, i want to walk that back. the unrest really hasn't been seen in the streets in any real obvious way. it's more of a concern. it is a concern that parallels what we've been seeing in the states. willie just mentioned the trump administration's concern that the cure can't be worse th

sending some asylum seekers further away still under another new program all the way to guatemala john heilemann how does it or might the more those. on the central americans in mexico waiting for a decision on asylum cases in the u.s. or staying in the country's most dangerous state doctors without borders says some of their patients and level the radio a town and family the state had been kidnapped are suffering violence that report coming up in part 2 of our series on thursday. palestinian families whose houses are slated to be demolished by the israeli military are calling on activists to help defend their homes last month this real supreme court rejected appeals to have the demolitions halted and the occupied west bank some of them are homes of palestinian detainee's accused of carrying out attacks against israelis last year israeli forces demolished 14 homes as a so-called punitive measure. the aim behind this policy is to increase the number of israeli citizens that was the expense of palestinians because they demolished the homes of palestinians in the same time they increase and expand

town of madame morris more than 2000 people are living in a tent camp between their hearings john heilemann has more. in the mix can bank of the rio bravo is a tent camp of more than 2000 people over the other side the promise land the us. most of from central america especially on due to us and have been here for months there waiting for their asylum request to play out in a closed up u.s. system before they would have been kept stateside for that long process but a year old program could n.p.p. or remain in mexico changed things since then some 60000 people have been shipped across the border and told to wait here and they had only u.s. officials told me that i was going to a shelter in mexico with security and food that we shouldn't be scared in reality they just left us at the bridge i asked mexican migration officials where i could stay because i was with my girls wherever you want they told me if you don't find anywhere you can just stay at the bottom of the steps and eventually they found their way to a camp that's turned into a sort of village residents provide some services the muc

to mark international women's day government figures show men kill at least 10 women every day john heilemann has our report from the capital mexico city all of us are allowed to continue i meant to me live in an emotional. state university female students reporting professes students and even relatives that they say have harassed or attacked them over the years. miscues attorney general has said that more than 10 women are killed a day but behind the number some say is a culture of machismo male chauvinism which in the end helps lead to the violence. around 20 professes just from mexico state university and now under investigation this student is one of those who complained this was common so. he started asking me are you a virgin what have you done with your boyfriend i've read a naughty things yes this conduct is normalized enough in society she says that she didn't know who to turn to from the area give me your answers mr his miss but also his messages i felt alone i didn't know who to talk to in my family or in the police or the student committees if my boyfriend who asked for help just

john heilemann, we were going to have a debate with the audience in phoenix.en the audience was removed. now, the debate will be in washington, d.c., cnn headquarters. correct me if i'm wrong. >> yup. >> and the bigger problem, i would guess, would be for a candidate like bernie sanders, who is so fueled by crowd sizes, so fueled by that emergency and the huge, massive rallies he has across america, that now a quietness has settled over both campaigns and things are a bit surreal. how is it changing the dynamics when you're talking to both campaigns, the biden campaign as well as the sanders campaign? >> joe, they've both been off the trail since tuesday. sanders and biden, they both shut down events on tuesday. went back home basically or back to headquarters on tuesday night. there's nothing really planned going forward. of course, totally unusual. it's the second time now in this 2020 campaign where an external event has knocked the campaign off of its normal axis. first with the impeachment back in january and now this. this, obviously, a bigger global dea

sending some asylum seekers further away still under another new program all the way to guatemala john heilemann how does it or might the mortals. well many central americans in mexico waiting for a decision on asylum cases in the us are staying in the countries work most dangerous state doctors without borders says some of their patients in the level are you know a town in tamaulipas state i've been kidnapped i've suffered violence that report coming up in part 2 of our series on thursday ukraine's parliament has approved dennis michael as the new prime minister after his predecessor resigned me go replaces alexy going charo who quit on a wednesday he was caught out by a leaked recording criticizing the president. it comes as a group of a lot of mirrors alinsky reshuffles his top team in a bid to improve the economic situation. now europe is aiming to become the 1st carbon neutral continent by 2050 to make that a reality the european union has unveiled its 1st climate law it will give brussels the power to set revised emissions targets every 5 years whether or not member states agree but some o

. >> john heilemann, surrounding himself with the ceos of target and walmart and walgreens was a good idea but it's the kind of thing that after 9/11 or after katrina or after a catastrophe happens immediately, not when we're about to see an explosion in our numbers. >> he still is downplaying -- to me one of the main things, the headlines out of this if you just watched the first 15, 20 minutes, which is what a lot of americans will do, not watching the questions with reporters. he's still saying we've got a bunch of tests but don't take them if you don't need them. the message we should be hearing is test, test, test. if you have any reason to test, test. err on the side of caution and vigilance. don't take any chances here. the president is still in that mode of like, well, you know, we have the tests. but don't -- literally don't take them unless you really feel like you need to. it's a big step. he's still out there shaking hands with people. i know these are small things, but we are trying to correct and model good behavior for tens of millions of americans who are not supposed

prepared others sort of adopting a wait and see approach we'll have to see how that pans out john heilemann reporting live for us from mexico city john thanks very much indeed all despite the rising number of deaths and infections iran's leaders says he may lift the restrictions in 3 weeks. is in tehran. since the beginning of this outbreak for the iranian government there have been 2 major concerns the economic health of the country keeping in mind this is a country that has been debilitated financially by american sanctions for years now and the 2nd consideration has been for the government a public that has lost patience with it a public that sees it as relatively speaking unpopular so really the president here 'd trying to strike a balance between addressing this public health crisis and maintaining the economic stability of the country going forward and maintaining the social political stability remember this is a country that has lost patience with its own government over a series of crises that the country's experienced in the last few months and this is also a president who in one o

sector risk because of the pandemic and in mexico right now the easter holidays are critical john heilemann travel to the coastal town of acapulco to show us how the income of thousands is in jeopardy. and its crew sun and sand give more than $4000000.00 people work its tourism industry is vital for the country now it's under threat. man these are years in the resort town of acapulco is wondering if this easter usually high season for it will instead look like now. let me get. this is my work my family depends on it i have a wife and children who depend on me so i hope they can control the coronavirus and we have a good easter. the 1st signs aren't great some cancellations already magda and family here but plan to cut their holiday sure can bring out some of it yeah but not here. we're going back home tomorrow because we're already nervous and seeing on the t.v. that something could happen and the truth is there's very few people here. other famous resorts like cancun cozumel and los cabos depend on international visitors especially from the neighboring u.s. but no cruise ships are coming f

sending some asylum seekers further away still under another new program all the way to guatemala john heilemann how does it or might the mortals. well many central americans in mexico waiting for a decision on asylum cases in the u.s. staying in the country's most dangerous state doctors without borders as some of their patients in the level of a bill and them i would state have been kidnapped or suffered violence that report coming up in part 2 of us series next thursday. vast oil reserves have been discovered in the republic of congo beneath 10000 year old pete lands near the congo rainforest as malcolm lab reports in the capital brazzaville activists say drilling for oil would release billions of tons of carbon. beneath the swampy forest carbon equivalent to about 20 years of emissions from fossil fuels in the u.s. it's stored in peat land the scientists discovered here in the republic of congo 3 years ago the government didn't allow us to go there and film this is the government's video but it did allow oil companies to drill there last year. its license to oil exploration in blocks of land

i'm john heilemann in for nicolle wallace. that was the white house briefing on the coronavirus, at a crisis point in the united states, with u.s. cases surpassing more than 4,000, which might be merely a tiny fraction of the real number considering a dire nationwide testing shortage. president trump not imposing any new orders this afternoon but recommending stricter guidelines to slow the spread of the coronavirus, including avoiding gatherings of more than ten people and stressing this new normal could last through the summer. by the way, rating his response to the coronavirus a 10 out of 10. trump's afternoon press conference only served to amplify alarm bells blaring from what is quickly becoming the nation's ground zero for the coronavirus. that would be the state of new york which now has 900 cases reported as of today, the most of any state in the country. this morning new york governor andrew cuomo warned that his state, and by extension the country, is right now on course for disaster. >> the wave is going to break o

meant abuse and murder government figures show men kill at least 10 women every day in mexico john heilemann has our story from mexico city. over of a sort of point that container meant to me that i said leave it an emotional outpouring on this state university female students reporting professes students and even relatives that they say have harassed or attacked them over the years yes it's because attorney general has said that more than 10 women they killed a day but behind the number some say is a culture of machismo male chauvinism which in the end helps lead to the violence. around 20 professes just from mexico state university and now under investigation this student is one of those who complained this was common so. he started asking me are you a virgin what have you done with your boyfriend have you done naughty things yet his conduct is normalized enough in society she says that she didn't know who to turn to from the area give me your answers mr his miss but i saw his messages i felt alone i didn't know who to talk to in my family or in the police or the student committees even my

sending some asylum seekers further away still under another new program all the way to guatemala john heilemann how does it or might the more those. well many central americans waiting for a decision on u.s. asylum cases are staying in mexico's most dangerous state where many have been kidnapped we'll be reporting on that in part 2 of our series on thursday. now the united states has carried out its 1st s. strike against the taliban since they signed a troop withdrawal agreement last week military commanders say they were spawning 2 attacks on afghan army positions in southern helmand province in northern afghanistan at least 19 soldiers and police there were kidnapped were killed during 2 separate attacks encounters province 10 afghan border patrol officers have also been kidnapped well the attacks happened hours after don't transpose the taliban's political leader mullah baradar the 35 minute phone call was aimed at reducing violence in afghanistan it's thought to be the 1st direct exchange between u.s. president and the senior taliban leadership i mean bibi is a former senior advisor to nato

on monday there will be a national women strike this movement is only gaining traction john heilemann al-jazeera mexico city. a teenager has been killed by police in guyana protests over the president's election victory escalate people are demonstrating against the results of this week's vote after opposition leaders and international observers say they had been rigged votes counted so far give president david grange as government a strong lead yachters top court is considering that application by the opposition to stop a winner being declared until the results are recounted. well still ahead in sports or championship in the atlantic we'll have the action from the start of the kite surfing world of the coast of cape verde islands. on tropical fiji a chinese developers are accused of destroying. a pacific power guys. want to win 8 investigators on al jazeera. i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. by them both isis and as of. this 2nd of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father the son and the jihad. on al-jazeera. al-jaze

sending some asylum seekers further away still under another new program all the way to guatemala john heilemann how does it or might the mortals. many central americans in mexico waiting for a decision on asylum cases in the u.s. are staying in the country's most dangerous state doctors without borders say many of their patients in the way of a lead the town and state have been kidnaps who have suffered violence that report coming up in part 2 of our series on thursday. u.s. supreme court judges a herring a major case that could make the law on abortion meaningless herring and louisiana is the 1st since president donald trump appointed to conservative judges and agalloch are reports from new orleans down by the law i up course in does not south problems outside one of louisiana's few remaining abortion clinics a protester urges women to make a different choice this state's laws are among the most restrictive public fundings only available in cases of rape or incest women must receive counseling discouraging them from the procedure and mine is new parental consent the case now before the supreme

on monday there will be a national women's strike this movement is only gaining traction john heilemann out zita mexico city. thousands of women in cities throughout pakistan have to fight threats of violence to march on international women's day the demanding tougher laws to protect women from harassment from rape from the message abuse. is in islam . a growth targets gone to have been rallied by women i read men who are supporting the remand commemorates the international day for women's. rights because we think. that a woman was not getting it right. because many something that decided you i give my life. i never doubted. it cannot be done love. me as much money when we are leaving in a very dynamic. and hour we need freedom and we need. her to be a lot of stuff. already you and harry are divided across that line you have the religious part. they were all. tearing and obviously against the march rigid also known as the woman's march i started in karachi. and then spread across. here again reconsidered their wide delivery large worn more right for the women however the more religious

on monday the wusa be a national women strike this movement is only gaining traction john heilemann al-jazeera mexico city. i said ahead on al-jazeera the man with the most stanley cup victories in the history of the n.h.l. dies at the age of 84 it'll be here with that story in sports coming up next just in this. once hosni mubarak became president so began a story of conflict and isolation on one side a wife and son their sights set on succession on the other president the crease in the distance from the egyptian 'd people when his beloved grandson died barak need to step down but then the flames ignited in tunisia exploded in egypt and everything changed episode 2 of the family on al-jazeera. on counting the cost why the nurses he said rate cut just isn't good enough to save the global economy from the impact of the fast spreading coronavirus scientists race to find a vaccine to stop the epidemic plus the environmental damage of drilling for oil in the republic of congo counting the cost on al-jazeera. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions. didn't broadcast center. on al-jazeera. thank yo

i'm john heilemann in for nicolle wallace.ronavirus cases in the united states is exploding, more than 1,000 new cases reported across the country in the last 24 hours, the virus accelerating faster than we can keep up with it and the death toll now nearing 10. coping with the task of trying to play catchup with this fast-moving pandemic, state and local governments are ramping up the extraordinary containment measures being implemented from coast to coast. new york city mayor bill de blasio this afternoon raising the possibility of a shelter-in-place order. that decision expected in the next 48 hours, along with the specter of a full-blown depression in new york city. that comes as more than 7 million californians in the bay area of california are under shelter-in-place measures. in ohio, governor mike

this morning, you were on "morning joe" with john heilemann who said 100, biden camp says 150. what are the critical things you look at tonight first in california? >> yeah, the bar seems to keep changing on this. just a week ago, looked like biden couldn't possibly be within 300. now you say certainly could be within 100, maybe 50, maybe closer. let me tell you why. one piece of evidence here, here's a national poll from morning console, they have been polling since south carolina. look what they find. biden at 36%. ten days ago in the poll, biden was 19%. so he's basically doubled in the poll, national support in a matter of days. that suggests rapid movement. and that rapid movement changes what we're talking about in terms of delegate math. you mention california. 415 delegates up for grabs in california tonight. this is like a third of the total for super tuesday just in california. a week ago at this time when biden had 19%, didn't look like he would crack 15% in california, that would mean he wouldn't get any delegates and a scattering of district delegates. that's what