kamala harris is introducing a resolution to condemn stephen miller. rris claims steven mirl is a race -- miller is a racist. she writes he's the evil force behind the cruel and xenophobic policies that have defined the trump administration. when it's a trump-sponsored idea. the idea of a wall, the idea of securing our border. but when it's the democrats' idea, it's good policy. until not was all the democrats' idea. illegal immigration they said was wrong. >> it's wrong and ultimately self-defeating. >> we simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected, undocumented, unchecked. >> we don't what to do anything to encourage more illegal immigration. >> mexico must do its share. the day when america could be the welfare system for mexico is gone. >> we need more resources at the border and that includes a fence. we have people waiting to come in legally, and we have people coming in illegally. that's not right. we need to get order at the border. trish: so you hate him so much you are willing to sacrifice america in the process. kama

and everybody knows senator harris suffered in part because people said kamala is a cop and didn't like her criminal justice record. but the desperation of the black voter is they will go for someone with a bad criminal justice record if they think he can beat donald trump. and i don't think the democratic party has demonstrated or understands how much the base needs to get this guy out. and i think the people who can tell those stories need to be centered a lot more because as we're having high minded conversations about medicare for l that's not hitting with regular people. they want to feel safe and they're not seeing that with the people running right now. >> i could talk with you about this for the next hour and half. it feels like time for a race addressed to the nation 2.0 from any democratic candidate and the message is everybody wants to see dignity restored to the white house. everybody wants to have a chief executive who honors and respects the government he serves and believe. but no one faces the kind of threats from president who sees good people on both sides of charlotte

doesn't matter, if it is biden, kamala harris, whatever, but if it is bernie sanders, that could be different. the reason is that the party may not believe he is electable. democrats are not like republicans, when an outsider takes over, wins the nomination, and they fear he has electability, republicans ride it. and democrats are less likely to do that because they don't understand how they're winning in the first place. >> rachel, thanks for joining me. you have to come back soon. joining me, matt bennett, co-founder of third way, centrist left think tank, advocacy group. and elise jordan back with me. i have to get reaction. >> rachel made a lot of waves with her research and she did a good job predicting 2008, others did too. the thing that worries us most, if we nominate bernie sanders, we hand the trump campaign which will have a billion dollars to spend, incredibly deadly arsenal of material to use against the neiman republicans to use down ballot candidates running for senate and house, for state legislative houses in a year where we makeup dictate what the house maps look like. incre

kamala harris is introducing a resolution to condemn stephen miller. rris claims steven mirl is a race -- miller is a racist. she writes he's the evil force behind the cruel and xenophobic policies that have defined the trump administration. when it's a trump-sponsored idea. the idea of a wall, the idea of securing our border. but when it's the democrats' idea, it's good policy. until not was all the democrats' idea. illegal immigration they said was wrong. >> it's wrong and ultimately self-defeating. >> we simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected, undocumented, unchecked. >> we don't what to do anything to encourage more illegal immigration. >> mexico must do its share. the day when america could be the welfare system for mexico is gone. >> we need more resources at the border and that includes a fence. we have people waiting to come in legally, and we have people coming in illegally. that's not right. we need to get order at the border. trish: so you hate him so much you are willing to sacrifice america in the process. kama

cory bookerurage and kamala harris to remain on that stage. world that we live , money and politics, it's always difficult for candidates of color to raise the kind of money that other candidates raise. we should not make all of our decisions based on the deepest pockets. i like bloomberg. i have interacted with him, he is a supporter of mine, but i do not believe it is fair to candidates of color, black and brown to make decisions based solely on money when we bring so much else to the ticket. >> i know you are not the only one on capitol hill and the democratic caucus, there are a lot of others who voiced concerns about this going back weeks or months. with that complaint, do you think that the dnc chair tom perez should step down? cure that's a decision for him to make. i know that there are serious discussions here on capitol hill. i have my differences with the rules committee and the dnc some time ago about the so-called superdelegates which i think is a derogatory term. run to bee to have to a delegate against one of my constituents, i

you were there when kamala harris had to make her decision to get out of this campaign.re those conversations going to be like on wednesday morning or late tuesday night when candidates have to decide this is the end for them? >> well, look, i think every single one of the candidates knows that we face donald trump this november, and every single one of them even though they want to be that person taking him on wants to beat him. so you do have to ask yourself a really hard question, which is why am i running for president? am i running for president to win the nomination and take on trump? and do i still have a path to get there where i can tell voters and donors they should be a part of my campaign? or do i not logically have a path anymore? and if you don't have a path the responsible thing to do is say this isn't my time and get behind someone else. >> we're going to squeeze in a quick break and come back and consider "the new york times" lead editorial which is entitled "the primaries are just dumb." hi. uh, can you tell me how to get to i-70, please? o-okay, are yo

pritzker: well, first of all, i don't know if you remember, kamala harris raised a lot of money early on. one of the challenges -- and i know her, i think she's a terrific person and was a good candidate. one of the challenges and i've said this to the presidential candidates who have come through illinois, either you're going to, you know, you're going to enter the race late and use the resources you have at that point if you can garner resources to shoot yourself into the middle of this, you know, of this exciting race late, or you got to bide your resources and bide your time early. here's what often happens. people get tired of the frontrunners after a little while. i think we all remember, you know, john kerry was back of the pack in 2004 until, you know, people got tired of the frontrunners. i think the frontrunners at that point were dean, gephardt, et cetera. it isn't all about resources. resources help a lot. you've seen all the commercials from bloomberg, all over the nation. look, resources help get the message out, there's no doubt about it, but it is the message that matt

but again, i've not spoken to kamala harris about that and it's presumptious about that. >> you know senator harris, would very be interested in the bill. >> senator harris is a complex and smart individual." i think she's waiting to see how it turns out. she holds senator biden in high regards. what she's been able to do in her campaign and our campaign is bring a coalition and a lot of issues that affect black women in particular to this election cycle. senator harris i'm sure is sitting back and watching which of the candidates are going to come out but pick up the baton. >> i think the vp race gets complicated when you get to bernie sanders. who would be the ideal vp for him? a latino, woman of color. it has to be somebody that diversifies his coalition. that's a really complicated person. not everybody is perfect ideological match. even stacey abrams. could they agree on policy? lots to consider there. >> lots of question marks and lots of time to talk about that, too. we might not know for months. we'll talk about that more on the show. thank you both for being on and being wit

no question about it. >> lily adams, formerly with the kamala harris campaign.ou so much. >>> in our next hour, former national security adviser john bolton just made his first post impeachment appearance last night promoting his upcoming book, ramping up expectations around the revelations he put inside that book, unless the white house intervenes, that is. metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble breathing, short

do you think that's fair -- kamala harris. >> first of all kamala harris raise a lot of money early on. one of the challenges, and i know her, i think she's terrific person and was a good candidate. one of the challenges, and i said this is some of the presidential candidates over the last year who have come to illinois, is either you're going to enter the race late and use the resources that you have at that point, if you can garner resources, to shoot yourself in the middle of this exciting race, late, or you have two by your resources, bide your time early because here's what often happens. people get tired of the front runners after a little while. i think we all remember john kerry was back of the pack in 2004, until people got tired of the front runners. i think the front runners at the point were dean, gephardt, et cetera. so it isn't all about resources. resources help a lot. using all theou commercials from bloomberg all over the nation. look, resources help get the message out, no doubt about it but it is the message that matters. it is what, whether people connect with the m

bipartisan given the leadership of kamala harris and tim scott. first time in history we've had three african-americans in the senate. what's exciting to me is this is not just correcting the ills of the past. this would cover the hate crime against matthew shepherd, lgbtq people. we've now said finally we've put a federal crime for smoking marijuana or possession of marijuana. this is finally saying for their heinous, heinous act. the federal government says this is wrong. this is a day of justice. a day to rejoice. a day our ancestors finally breathe a sigh of relief. >> not a time to be complacent. a lot of work to be done. >> don, i'm sorry, white supremacy is on the rise. since 9/11 there have been more terrorist attacks coming from our own country than we've seen from any kind of international terrorism. this has to be a season of love. we have to fight for a more beloved community. we have to protect folks from being lynched and understand we need each other. we have to come together, stand together and make this a nation we say it is. patr

did you see the same from cory booker from kamala harris? >> that's what's interesting, that's what happens when you take people of color and diversity out of the race. remember when we had kamala harris in the race, we had a discussion about bussing. cory booker often reminds people he lived in a black community. he would talk about nuanced things that we don't get to discuss anymore. so when you reduce the nominees to these four, you hurt the voters. >> let me ask you, i read your writings and you have been critical of former mayor pete buttigieg. and he's released the douglas plan. he talked about the disparity in birth rates. let's talk about this from the debate, vice president joe biden talking about the issues that you say candidates not discussing. >> right now if you live in a black neighborhood and the same house as the guy in the white neighborhood, your house is valued less. >> this is one thing you point out specifically in your life that candidates are not talking about. is it that you're not hearing from them in the way you'd

. >> cory booker, kamala harris. >> all people in their 40s and 50s. tom perez, where are you and what are you doing? joe biden doesn't have a history of doing well in presidential races. he ran the past year as a coronation. yet again we see a democrat running as a coronation instead of a proper campaign. the obama bump was not enough. obama is not coming to save him. there is no life vest coming from barack obama. so here we are. we know, though, that the democrats also have this problem where they're chasing this elusive white working class voter than amy klobuchar talks about. that left with jimmy carter. they're not coming back. very few candidates are actively going out to try to get new voters, voters of color, young people, essentially people that obama got. so i think this is part of the bernie collective freak-out for the democratic establishment. actually, i will try to talk to some latino voters or asian american voters or black voters who are very diverse. a lot of black voters who will go with joe biden and michael bloomberg. and they're

kamala harris decided was to move all her attention to iowa. they voted for barack obama, voted for jessie jackson in '88, but it's simply not a big priority. it isn't something that motivates we need to have more diversity at the top of the ticket, so i think there are a lot of reasons to question this even before. i think caucuses in general is a problem. this is picking someone who may or may not defeat donald trump, it us on a path of four more years of trump or not and people are standing in hallways filling out cards. >> do you want voting to be as easy as possible or tough as possible? >> i think we're down to three caucuses now? we're down to three caucuses left and i've got to think by 2024 there's going to be a lot of pressure down to zero. >> mark, do you disagree with that? do you take some umbrage about what he said? >> my defense of iowa is not a defense of the system and what has happened tonight and the idea that caucus enmany ways if you can't get there then it's hard for you to vote. what i'm saying is i think we should take a

we don't like how kamala harris and corey exited the stage. >> south carolina representative sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. she's been radio or watch it online at c-span.org. >> 2020 democratic presidential candidate mike bloomberg spoke to voters at a campaign event in providence rhode island. introducing the former new york city mayor politico who endorsed mr. bloomberg earlier in the day. >> as mayor of new york he created a half a million jobs. , in the state of a million people that sounds big. [laughter] , he cut the uninsured rate by 40%. , that saves lives. andy cut the carbon footprint by 20%. [applause] i know how hard it is to deliver results like that in government. you have to want to fight in the winter collaborate and get great people to work for you and he has done at all. and frankly he will stand up. [applause] mike bloomberg is everything president trump is not. [applause] he's fact over fiction. [applause] he's a doer, not a talker. [applause] in fact i think in an ominous politician is a doer. that's a compliment coming from a politician. he

kamala harris was a prosecutor you can look up the youtube videos that yes there may be racism in the criminals justice system and she was a tough-minded prosecutor when it came to protecting the rights of those poor black people in those communities that were targets of many of these criminals. >> they have abandoned that booker has walked back a little bit recently but by a large for them to become more progressive to run for president. so that is my problem where they are today versus where they were before. previously mentioning bernie sanders my problem is socialist which amounts to that is a way to the poor. the great society programs we would have solved it a long time ago. it doesn't they need to learn about wealth creation. and that's a key focus on wealth redistribution and that will not be the solution on the wealth redistribution and that is my problem with the program. mayor bloomberg apologized you talked about criminals being treated as victim and the police officers as the criminal. >> yes. was his police state to have the backing of the police and let them know that.

one person, kamala harris, who was on the debate stage in december and on the debate stage in januarynrelated to our debate broad conversation about money in politics. i think we are to have a broad conversation about how do we make sure we create a level playing field for everyone because i -- when kamala got out, i think the world of her, and i was saddened when she left the race. i applaud the great campaign that andrew yang ran. and i applaud all of the people who got in the race. and this is -- first of all, we're going to see a lot more of kamala harris and cory booker and julian castro and andrew yang and others. and this is -- we build on the foundation that they laid. and make no mistake about it. the candidates who remain understand that civil rights is core to who we are as democrats. diversity and inclusion is not an idle set of words for democrats. it's our dna. >> you talked about a level playing field. is it a level playing field when one of the candidates running for the democratic nomination is spending $250 million, and i lost count. it may be over $300 million now o

kennedy: i don't see cory booker but i see kamala harris.n she is in the senate and he really bears down on people she is very, very effective. >> bloomberg kamala harris we are not ready for a ticket of a combined height of 62. kennedy: also combined caceres and rate. >> one has passed his reform zero strike policy. [inaudible] kennedy: they both hate weed. the man panel returns shortly, first up the post impeachment battle rages on as speaker pelosi and president trump go head-to-head with dueling speeches. they will debate he was winning, that is next. and it is game night with kennedy court with the craziest crime stories you ever did here. ever did here. we will imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. 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 destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time,

i think that at that time he had, what, 17 or 18 people on the stage, kamala harris i think unnerved him a little bit with her request he. >> right. >> so all of this changes when you only have six people. so the dynamics on tuesday night will be totally different from what they were on those two contestes. >> and as we did mention senator bernie sanders won saturday's nevada caucuses in commanding fashion and with a broad coalition of support, dominated among hispanics winning over 50%, won more white voters than any other candidate, 29%, he was second only to joe biden amongst black voters, 27% there, he won 49% of voters who described themselves as very liberal. he tied biden with voters who described themselves as moderate conservative at 24%. he dominated amongst young voters, winning 65% of voters under 30 and 57% of voters under 45. he also dominated among voters who say they prefer a candidate who agrees with them on the i wish issues and placed first among voters who say their priority is to beat the president of the united states. president trump. here is sanders addressing

i'm a kamala harris supporter and fan. i'm not in the joe biden camp. i know south carolina well.ed me today and said what are they doing for joe biden today? he's taking people to the polls tomorrow for joe biden. that's just the way it is because of the familiarity with who he is. and with all due respect to steyer and sanders and everyone else, it's difficult to come in the black community late. and say you're going to be the champion. we work too hard for the rights we have to trust an unknown. >> let's flip it a second. for sanders, all right, what's the margin where you would feel like, he didn't get it done. bernie is good to go for super-tuesday. >> if he pulls out the win. i don't think it's a guarantee that biden will win. he's doing well. he could well end up in second place. i'll grant that. the thing is looking forward from south carolina, super-tuesday is looking amazing for sanders. i have no doubt if biden wins he'll have a great saturday night. what is monday and tuesday? looking to california. to texas and across the map. the polls are looking great for sanders.

kennedy: i don't see cory booker but i see kamala harris.n she is in the senate and he really bears down on people she is very, very effective. >> bloomberg kamala harris we are not ready for a ticket of a combined height of 62. kennedy: also combined caceres and rate. >> one has passed his reform zero strike policy. [inaudible] kennedy: they both hate weed. the man panel returns shortly, first up the post impeachment battle rages on as speaker pelosi and president trump go head-to-head with dueling speeches. they will debate he was winning, that is next. and it is game night with kennedy court with the craziest crime stories you ever did here. ever did here. we will ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. it's timcan it helpltimate sleep nukeep me asleep?he sleep number 360 smart bed. absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds.

it was powder puff and it had me longing for kamala harris and her stealth moves. that debate moment where she sparred with joe biden, she looked like she wanted to win and i didn't see anyone last night that looked like they wanted to win. what did you think? >> you and me both. you and me both. i wish she was still in this race and was still competing, as well, but look, the nature of these campaigns is they're long and challenging and what we saw last night the reason people are playing relatively nice for one another is that this field is broadly united on the fact that when we have a nominee, we need to come together behind them and not risk any inter-party mess hurting our ability to defeat donald trump in november and in the sense for the candidates to go full-throatedly at each other because of a fear that maybe it could affect our general election prospects in damaging them too much. >> they're playing nice while trying to distinguish themselves positively. >> isn't the goal to make distinctions for voters and they were all saying how much they liked each

to remind our viewers, and this will be for you, the moment when barr seems stumped by senator kamala harrisuestion. here it is. >> has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone, yes or no please sir. >> the president or anybody else. >> seems you'd remember something like that and be able to tell us. >> yeah, i'm trying to grapple with the word suggest. i mean, there have been discussions of matters out there that they've not asked me to open an investigation -- >> perhaps they suggested. >> i wouldn't say suggest. >> hinted? >> i don't know. >> prime example of him being careful and evasive. >> those words are so difficult to understand. suggested, what does that mean? it's like english. >> i think this gets a part of, you know, what barr is saying when he's saying trump is making it impossible for me to do my job, which is there is no mystery about what bill barr's role is at the justice department on a day-to-day basis. he knows as a good soldier he has his theory of presidential power, of a unitary executive, that he is o

the top of the field shaping up as it is, old, older white folks, except for mayor pete -- but kamala harris, kristen gillibrand, cory booker, these sort of -- these more diverse voices are gone. and some of the people -- i have had some anecdota evidence, conversations that suggest some voters are kind of, you know, deflated by that. and we saw the turnout problem in iowa. that continues in new hampshire. i think that's going to be something that the democratic party is going to have to grapple with. did this anxiety about defeating donald trump and everybody being a pundit kinds of end up in a place where you don't have that enthusiasm that barack obama inspired and that you might need to really defeat donald trump in 2020, in november. >> everybody being a pundit down to the candidates. i mean i am sometimes still shocked when we see them on the debate stage inasmuch as they will talk about their visions for the future, inasmuch as they will talk about sweeping policy change they are each making their own electability argument. >> electability is often in the eye of the beholder early on

kamala harris, i think, unnerved him a little bit with her question. >> right. >> so all of this changes when you only have six people. so i dynamics on tuesday night will be totally different from what they were on those two contests. >> now, as we mentioned, senator bernie sanders won saturday's nevada caucuses in commanding fashion and with a broad coalition of support. he dominated among hispanics, winning 51%, more white voters than any other candidate, second only to joe biden with black voters. won 49% of voters who describe themselves as very liberal, tied with moderate and conservative. ran away with young voters. 57% voters under 45. he also dominated among voters who say they prefer a candidate who agrees on the issues. here's sanders addressing his supporters after that sweeping victory. >> trump and his friends think they are going to win this election. they think they are going to win this election by dividing our people up based on the color of their skin or where they were or their religion or their sexual orientation. we are going to win because we are doing exactly the

. >> cory booker, kamala harris. >> tom perez, where are you, what are you doing? a history of doing well. this whole year he ran as a coronation instead of a proper campaign. the obama bump is not enough. there is no life vest coming from barack obama so here we are. we know though that the democrats also have this problem where they're chasing this elusive white working class voter that amy klobuchar talks about that left with jimmy carter and they're not coming back. they're going out to go get voters of color, yellow people, essentially people that obama got. actually, i will try and talk to some latino, latinx or black voters very diverse. we're seeing a lot of black voters who will go with joe biden. a lot of white voters will go with mike bloomberg. that's why i need to see south carolina before we can -- >> the other thing we don't know, too, you know, this is one piece of data that we don't have. are we talking about low propensity voters? who has the low propensity voters and who has the high propensity voters? when iowa came in the numbers were -- >> not

we don't like how kamala harris and corey exited the stage. >> south carolina representative sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. she's been radio or watch it online at c-span.org. >> 2020 democratic presidential candidate mike bloomberg spoke to voters at a campaign event in providence rhode island. introducing the former new york city mayor polo

house, passed unanimously in the senate, bipartisan, give a lot of credit to the leadership of kamala harrisa lot of credit to the bipartisan leadership of tim scott on the republican side. two of my -- first time in the history of america we've had three african-americans in the united states senate. what's exciting to me is that this is not just correcting the ills of the past but remember this would cover the hate crime against matthew shepherd, lgbtq folks, we've now said finally, put on a federal crime for everything from possession of marijuana. this is finally saying for this heinous act it's now the federal government says this is wrong, this is a day of justice, it's a day to rejoice, a day our ancestors finally breathe a sigh of relief for us to get this job done. >> it's not a time to be complacent. lots of work to be done in this country right now. >> don, i'm sorry, white supremacy is on the rise, since 9/11, more terrorist attacks right in our own country than any international terrorism. this has got to be a season of love, we've got to get back to fighting for a more beloved

but the expectations on kamala harris and corey booker is, you aren't doing well african-americans incarolina. >> i think it probably inadvertently killed their candidacies unfairly because they were being jod a metric. >> the only difference i see in the behavior being different from older, for example, white democratic voters in new hampshire and iowa, who may be lefty, lefty, i think most would consider themselves more main stream pragmatic. most of the african-americans i talked to anecdotally have said over and over again, it is ball electability. >> i want to bring up, speaking of the african-american vote and michael bloomberg as he tries to do the fix the debate tour, he sat down with al sharpton. you will see it on sunday morning on msnbc. here's an excerpt from bloomberg and his interview, talking about the debate. >> you tell me. what did you feel about your performance? >> wasn't my best night. i blame nobody but me. in the end. i get advice from people but it is up to me to decide what to do. what i found, they were all yelling at each other and they weren't focusing on d

kamala harris? >> joy, we're not having conversations with anybody -- >> it's just you and me here, symone. >> we're out here trying to win the votes of the people of iowa and folks across the country. we want people to caucus on monday, joy. i encourage people to get in stlrks get in line by 6:30 because if unusual there by 6:30 they're going to close those doors at 7:00. and we encourage you to caucus for vice president biden because we are in a battle for the soul of the nation. >> the folks whoever come out for the candidates today are something else. sim sooenders, you're good at what you, do sister. thank you very much. up next a nobel prize-winning economist fact-checks trump. ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get back to work. [ applause and band playing ] only pay for w

kamala harris? we're not having conversations with anybody -- >> it's just you and me here, symone. >> we're out here trying to win the votes of the people of iowa and folks across the country. we want people to caucus on monday, joy. i encourage people to get in there and get in line by 6:30. because if you're not there by 6:30, they're going to close those doors by 7:00. and we encourage you to caucus for vice president biden because we are in a battle for the soul of the nation. >> the folks whoever come out for the candidates today are something else. thank you very much. up next a nobel prize-winning economist fact-checks trump. ( ♪ ) ♪ the sun is risin' ♪ ♪ as the day begins ♪ time for reflectin' on family and friends ♪ ♪ and hey, we got somethin' ♪ ♪ just for you (sniffing) ♪ it's a cup of your favori-i-i-ite... ♪ (loud splashing) (high-pitched laughter) dang woodchucks! with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. a pea

that was something kamala harris and cory booker also tried to do early in the campaign, successfullye was a little bit passive at the last debat the one from w hampshire. it cost her in new hampshire as she bled support to some of the moderates and to bernie sanders. seeing an aggressive elizabeth waen, willing to go after everyone, that might make people say, that's the kind of person we want on the debate stage, going after donald trump. the question is whether this is going to be too little, too late. ros: thank youery much. super tuesday is coming down the tracks in the first week of mah. 14 states will be voting on presidential nominee. democratic that will be the first time we really have a good feel for how the field is going to shake down. we will have more coverage on it between now and then. i will see you soon. bye-bye. narrator: funding for this presentation is made possible by... man: babbel, an online program developed by language specialists teaching spanish, french d more. or: funding was also provided by... ti by judy and foundation and by contributionsfr to this pbs

soledad: thede had initially endorsed senator kamala harris, who dropped out of the race before the caucusesy democratic caucus winner since 2000 has gone on to become the party's general election nominee. no iowa republican caucus winner has gone on to represent the party in a general election since george w. bush, in 2000. >> coming up next, a new decision in the fight for felons to vote in florida. ♪ soledad: now to a weekly feature we like to call "we're paying attention even if you're too busy." florida's republican governor ron desantis and the board of executive clemency will now allow felons who haven't paid all their fines and fees to apply to restore their voting rights after completing their sentences. recently, the state supreme court issued an opinion defining a completed sentence as one that involves settling all outstanding financial obligations. in 2018, voters passed the measure known as amendment four to restore the voting rights of an estimated 1.4 million felons. but then, republican lawmakers moved to specify only felons who have paid their fines and other financial obli

she says she was a kamala harris supporter until she dropped out. >> i started looking at the polls and felt like nobody could defeat trump. >> mitchell says bloomberg's rising poll numbers has raised interest in the billionaires. >> curious. want to know more. >> california's new march 3rd super saturday primary makes it a highly coveted prize. elizabeth warren already has offices in the golden state with volunteers working the ground game and other candidates have come through california for fundraisers including amy klobuchar. and tulsi gabbert. for a get out the early vote rally at noon in richmond. his previous rallies has drawn big crowds such as this one last summer. and pete buttigieg picked up a key endorsement on thursday. >> his youth is one of the things i really like about him. >> buttigieg will be holding a town hall in sacramento hoping to capitalize off of a good finish. >> to be able to go to a front runner in a year or so shows his tenacity and energy. >> if you are working in a small town of the midwest of the united states you know what's concerning people right now

marc stewart greenstein and kamala harris. yes, some of those names are familiar to you.ecause they are people who used to be running for president but dropped out like cory booker, john delaney, kamala harris, others are in the race like tulsi gabbard and pete buttigieg and deval patrick but this gigantic overthrow crowd you have to wade through to find your likely candidate and despite that gigantic list no mike bloomberg anyway despite the fact that he spent $280 million. the republican ballot has a slightly smaller version. here's a sample republican ballot from albany, new hampshire. at the bottom of this there's president trump along with joe walsh who just ended his bid and bill weld who is still running against president trump. but then the whole rest of the page is filled up with other names of other people who are also technically in the running in new hampshire including one person whose name is already president. which has got to be some kind of advantage. in terms of the polling heading into the midnight votes and tomorrow's statewide votes in new hampshire w

the rules earlier to ensure diverse candidates stayed on the stage referring to cory booker, and kamala harrisou feel the field is less diverse because of the dnc? i don't envy the dmv rules that candidates have do have to compete under. i'm confident of qualifying. and anybody who has a realistic shot has to stand next to competitors and make their case. >> brennan: but the comment from elizabeth warren is sharp. she seems to be referring back to, you know, some of the frustrations from 2016 when supporters of bernie sanders were saying look, the system is rigged and the dnc is unfair. do you see that playing out this time? i don't see a thumb on the scale if that's what you're talking about. i recognize the dnc has a challenging job to do. i don't say we don't compete under the rules. have from day one. we had a staff of four, and we saw the requirements come out of the dnc and wondered if we were going to make the cut to be among the 20 candidates who made it to the first debate. ever since we've made sure we were in a position to compete. that's what we're doing right now, and i know the d

. >>> kamala harris will be in a round table discussion today. she also made headlines because district attorney. . >>> tesla is climbing the rankings in the latest edition of consumer reports. tesla is the highest ranking american car maker in the magazine's annual list of best car brands. it came in at number 11. the model 3 was also chosen as one of consumer reports top picks for 2020. porsche came in as the best brand overall followed by genesis and subaru. the worst frand fiat. mitsubishi and jeep at the bottom of that list. >>> uber is announcing a new feature. some of the issues riders can report include reckless driving or inappropriate conversation. the company says riders should still call 911 during an emergency. >>> time is now 4:47. the state of new mexico is suing google. new mexican officials say education services are collecting information on children. google uses the tool to track information including their physical location, passwords, websites, and videos they watch. google dismissed the claims as being wrong. >>> several bay

. >> before this endorsement she supported senator kamala harris. >>> new surveillance video of a man robbing a contractor at gunpoint. the two other crimes police say he's connected to that were all carried out on the same day. >>> also ahead, a trainer has been charged with sexual assault . why authorities believe he's the man that assaulted an unconscious woman. huge tax breaks for the rich, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. >>> so take a look at these pictures from three robberies, all the same day. two in oakland and one in richmond, and you can see they are the same distinctive red sweatpants

. >> before this endorsement, she supported senator kamala harris. >>> democratic presidential candidate michael bloomberg has a new campaign office in the bay area. it opened in pleasant hill to serve as a headquarters for contra costa and solano counties. among the supporters yesterday was martinez mayor rob schroder. one bloomberg campaign staffer says she thinks bloomberg's rising poll numbers have raised interests in the billionaire. >> i started looking at the polls and not seeing anybody that i felt that could defeat trump and that was incredibly terrifying honestly to me. . >> many of the candidates are starting to schedule more campaign time in california as the super tuesday primary is on march 3rd. it gets closer. >>> time now 4:36. michael bloomberg's campaign strategy has been to skip the early voting states and focus on the super tuesday states. he's willing to spend at least 2 (200) 000-0000 to beat president trump. president trump and bloomberg have been having a war of words as well. >> he calls me little mike and the answer is donald, where i come from we measure your h

>> first of all, i don't know if you remember, kamala harris raised a lot of money early on and i know her, i think she is a terrific person and was a good candidate. one of the challenges, i've said this to some of the presidential candidates over the last two who come through illinois, they will either into the race late and use the resources that you have at that point to shoot yourself into the middle of this exciting race late or you got abide your resources or by your time really. here's often what happens they get tired of the front runners. i think we all remember john kerry was back in the pack in 2004. until people got tired of the front runners. i think the front runners at that

. >>> senator kamala harris tweeting we have just witnessed a miscarriage of justice on the floor of the united states senate.>>> acquitted for life. >>> on the flipside california's kevin mccarthy tweeted this video of himself ripping up papers saying acquitted for life. of course a play on house speaker pelosi ripping up her copy of the president's state of the union last night. >>> an hour ago we learned hollywood legend kirk douglas has passed away at the age of 103. >>> douglas starred in more than 80 films including spartacus. bad and beautiful. and the champion. he went on to produce direct and become an author. in 1981 he received the presidential medal of freedom. his son michael douglas released a statement saying i love you and i am so proud to be your son. within the past hour pg&e crews restore power to customers after this nasty looking car crash in san jose. >>> the vehicle flipped on its side and slammed into a power pole. the impact knocking out power to 2500 customers. it happened at the intersection of brattle lane and pearl avenue. it is not clear what caused the