kate? >> thank you so much. from texas to utah, athena jones is standing by, she's following the sanders campaign. what are you hearing there? >> hi, kate. the sanders campaign has a lot of reason to be confident about utah. this is a state with 29 delegates at stake and bernie sanders really swept up back in 2016. he won 80% of the vote. but they're not leaving anything to chance. that's why they're here, kicking off this sprint to super tuesday with a rally and a couple of hours here in salt lake city. he'll go on to minnesota later today and then on tuesday he'll be in vermont to vote and hold a primary day, a rally there. the sanders campaign has been hard at work on the ground as well. according to staffers, they had volunteers host something 300 events or more since the campaign launched last year, including several hosted by sanders' wife, jane sanders, in the last few days. they she held events, small business round table, an event with black people for bernie sanders, when it comes to the senator himsel

"at this hour with kate bolduan" starts right now. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kate bolduan. thank you for joining me. we have breaking news in the race for the white house and a lot is going on this morning. mike bloomberg has suspended his campaign and also announced in the last hour that he is throwing his support now behind joe biden. this move comes after a dismal performance on super tuesday for the former new york city mayor. he won only one contest, american samoa, despite the hundreds of millions of dollars that he put into ads in super tuesday states. >>> also just coming in, we hear elizabeth warren is meeting with advisers this morning to discuss the future of her campaign after a very disappointing night and a very different night, though, for joe biden who folks are calling the new comeback kid today, winning nine states, including the second biggest prize of the night, texas. bernie sanders picked up three states. he is also ahead in the biggest prize of the night. it would be california. but the full results in that huge state that counts votes very slowly wil

kate? >> yeah, and all of them in discussion of the creative ways that they can get to those children, continue providing those meals, if the schools are shut down. but we'll see. great to see you, martin. thank you so much. all right, let's discuss this with aaron palace. he's here. he's the chair of education policy at teachers college at columbia university. aaron, thank you so much for being here. so, martin lays out kind of the -- what's the stake, the stakes of the decision to close schools and what the impact is, far beyond just the immediate actually being at school. you have now ohio and five other states deciding to shut down all schools and other states and cities kind of deciding differently of how to handle it, right? you've got new york city public schools. they're at the moment still open. how are these decisions made today shut schools? what do you think the considerations should be? >> they're very difficult decisions, and they involve in many cases weigh iing several diffe

>> reporter: hi, kate.ood news is these passengers finally have some clarity after idling out at sea for days. now they finally know they're going to reach the shore. the bad news is they have to go into quarantine for 14 days. the way this process is going to work, the ship is going to get here sometime mid-afternoon, and there will be a process for getting all 2,400 of these passengers off the ship. it will begin with the ones most critically ill. they'll be going to various hospitals, and from there it's going to begin with california folks, 40% of the people on board are from california, and the rest and so on. they'll be going to different military bases across the country, three different states, california, texas and georgia. for faepassengers this has been awful ordeal. they've been trapped in their room for days. i want you to listen to what some of them had to say. take a look. >> we're getting information more from the news than we are from the ship. it's just really, really hard. if we realized

kate >> right kathy park thank you. nbc medical correspondent dr. john torres is with us for the full half hour here answering crucial questions, also from our viewers, things that people asked us on social media. let's start with illinois, ohio closing down bars and restaurants. california closing wineries and bars the white house administration officials just said they'll give us more guidance nationally tomorrow about what to do. could we be looking at more closures or a mandate that all bars and restaurants pose -- close nationwide? >> in that same briefing, dr. fauci says everything is on the table, that includes closing things down nationwide, if the incomes start accelerating hopefully, they're making the movement to get it under control and flatten that curve if not, will you see more shutdowns. >> he said domestic travel is under consideration all right. thanks so much stay with us the main focus of that white house briefing was on testing for the coronavirus. the administration saying nearly 2 million tests will roll out over this week wit

at the press conference today, kate, we heard borisjohnson say the press conference today, kate, we heardoday, kate, we heard borisjohnson say we will support business and business needs to support its employees. there's a huge amount of worry for people about making ends meet if they're not able to get to work or even if they've got a job people have already lost theirjobs. ican name people have already lost theirjobs. i can name to people this week you have been told they need to take immediate unpaid leave or they've just been sacked and that means wages are stopping immediately. i felt that borisjohnson wages are stopping immediately. i felt that boris johnson could wages are stopping immediately. i felt that borisjohnson could have may be given a slightly stronger message. i know we're going to hear from the chancellor tomorrow but it seems to be very soft in terms of businesses. we really don't want you to sacked people. but without providing those concrete financial measures, businesses have just gone ahead and made those very stark decisions right away. there is an expectation of

for more let's cross straight over to our political correspondent kate brady kate is now at home in quarantine what does this mean for her and her ability to govern . well so far we know that she will be continuing to at least as much as possible from what now the cabinet meeting the usual monday cabinet meeting will be taking place today and she will be participating most likely via video by a telephone conference call but the idea is that it will very much be business as usual here of course is still constant changes here in germany to be dealt with possible new measures later this week but particularly when it comes to financial aid as well here in germany we're expecting to see a supplementary budget come out this week of up to $156000000000.00 euros that would be around 43 percent of germany's normal yearly budget so there's still a lot to be done here in germany and of course i'm going back to will be trying to participate in as much of that as possible while she remains at home in south korea and. when will we find out kate whether the trench actually has been 19. well all we know so fa

britain's kate and william ended their historic 1st tour of ireland with a sporting flourish the duke and duchess of cambridge were in the western city of galway where they try their hand at some gaelic football and hurling pastimes along associated with irish national nationalism but both royals and locals seemed keen to get along. kate and william looked relaxed on the playing fields of salt the courage the club the british establishment seemingly at ease and a bastion of irish nationalism. until ireland hosted france and then england in rugby union speech 6 nations of the tema croke park in 27 the atlantic association had long banned what it deemed the british sports from being played on its premises no british royalty stood harley in hand a symbols of rapprochement go there could be few more potent that's not to say the irish game came easily to the british pair. but it didn't stop them trying. was. and their young hosts were clearly taken with the royal celebrities in their midst . and. later more unlikely scenes in goa we city center william and kate the duchess clad in emerald

>> yeah, kate. later this morning, we're expecting washington governor jay inslee to announce basically restrictions on gatherings of more than 250 people or more per the seattle times. this would specifically focus on sporting events, concerts, things of that nature, things that would typically bring more than 250 people together. it's among the latest measures we have seen government officials, particularly here in washington, take to try to slow down the spread of the coronavirus before it gets particularly out of hand. >> when something doubles every day, it gets to a very large number very quickly. so if there are 1,000 people infected today, in seven or eight weeks, there could be 64,000 people infected in the state of washington. if we don't somehow slow down this epidemic. >> and with the hundreds of cases we have now seen in just washington and the over 1,000 nationwide, it's been particularly devastating and deadly for the elderly population. and those with underlying health conditions. we

no question, kate. this does pose a big, significant, logistical nightmare for authorities who are trying to get everybody off the ship and to these military bases. kate? >> thank you, dan. appreciate the update. >>> as with this emergency in crisis, there are questions about what to do with this virus. what to do, what not to do, are we prepared? we're going to help you separate fact from fiction and get the answers to your questions about the coronavirus. to do that today, dr. robin gerchon is here. she's at nyu. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> let's start with self-quarantine. we've been hearing a lot about people having to self-quarantine, and a lot of people are asking, what does it mean to self-quarantine? what does that look like? how do you do it correctly? >> self-isolation is referring to you know you have the illness. you've been tested but you're not sick enough for a hospital, so you definitely are in self-isolation at home. you're not sick enough to require direct medical care.

got a little shaken behind me, kate. getting back to that report, a passenger notifying the airline that they had tested positive for the coronavirus, that airport now closing down a concourse out of an abundance of caution. the airline jetblue also saying they are cleaning down kiosks, security cameras showing where passengers are traveling through, taking things very seriously. what is clear to us on the ground, kate, is what we once considered normal this morning sure doesn't seem like it now. >>> now to world sports absolutely upended by the coronavirus outbreak. the nba suspending the rest of its season in an unprecedented move. you can see the stunned reaction there from dallas mavericks owner mark cuban when he learned of the news. completely shocked after learning of the news when they heard of a positive coronavirus diagnosis among players. cnn's andy scholes is joining me now. andy, this really is unprecedented in terms of the game and the impacts are going to be huge. what is the latest? >> like you said, unpr

[laughter] [applause] >> so, kate, how did you find oscar? but once you found him, and there's more to that satisfactory, -- that story, right? but once you found him, how did you know that he was worth finding? what did you discover? because as you have said, there was not a lot that was known about anymore basic searches, right? >> right. so, you know, if we backtrack, when i was done with my first book which was about a london pollution disaster and a serial killer caught in fit along with a lot of other people, i thought i wanted to go into for instance you cans. my father -- forensics. i kind of was on the search for a forensic scientist. so, you know, i got this book, and i found this case, and i found this american sherlock label, and you're right, i kind of started, was attracted to the name and the man. and when i found out how significant he was, that he was a pioneer of forensics, it's very exciting. there's so many other steps to writing what i think is a compelling narrative nonfiction book. so this is just for me, or o.k? number

we get more from political correspondent kate brady who's at the bundestag in bath and welcome kate to talk us through what's being decided today. well the focus of a phil is very much on the infamous german reich now usually i would this is actually in shrine to into the german constitution and this prevents the german government from taking on new debt up to a limit of no point 35 percent of economic output so most of change of course here today in germany and the parliament is expected to vote places today on an exception rule and emergency rule which will allow the government to take on debt and we're expecting to see figures of some 156000000000 euros of new debt being taken on by the german government now this is of course is in response to the coronavirus and on top of that there is an actually a separate financial aid package already prepared of 500000000000 euros to help bail out big business is another 50000000000 euros to small businesses and also on top of that to the labor ministry for example as well is also easing access to welfare payments and so people who are perhaps

kate and william looked relaxed on the playing fields of salt the current g.a.a. club the british establishment seemingly at ease in a bastion of irish nationalism. until ireland hosted france and then england in rugby union 6 nations at the tema croke park in 27 the atlantic association had long banned what it deemed the british sports from being played on its premises no british royalty stood hardly in hand a symbols of rapprochement go there could be few more potent that's not to say the irish game came easily to the british pair was. but it didn't stop them trying. was. and their young hosts were clearly taken with the royal celebrities in their midst . and. later more unlikely scenes in goal the city center william and kate the duchess clad in emerald green to can one of the traditional irish music sessions for which goalies pubs are famed. before emerging to a warm reception. union jacks flying alongside irish tricolors to greet the couple. the convivial atmosphere belied the high security laid on for the royal visit with police shot shooters deployed on sur

>> reporter: hi, kate. you're right, any minute now we should see governor cuomo giving the latest announcements. i can tell you the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, has been raising the alarm about supplies, saying the city of new york could run out of the necessary medical supplies in the next two to three weeks. these are supplies necessary to, number one, keep health care workers safe and number two, treat patients effectively. they say we cannot leave our health care workers vulnerable and they're still coming to work. listen to what he had to say about this a short time ago. >> we don't want to endanger our health care workers. they're still showing up, poppy, they're coming to work. we asked retirees to come help us in the health care field, and more than three-fourths said we're coming back to help people. but where in the hell is the federal government? >> reporter: that's one of the things mayor de blasio is asking for, help from the federal government, demanding help from the federal gover

when will we find out kate whether the trench actually has been 19. well all we know so far is that the government spokesperson stephens i've actually said yesterday that machall will be tested regularly in the coming days but so far we don't yet have. a test result but of course that will be published and made public a soon as we have it. well just before it was announced the chancellor was going into quarantine she announced new restrictions on movement and social interaction tell us more about those restrictions. well one of the biggest new measures is that groups of more than 2 people are now banned in germany now excluded from that new measure families and people that you might live with in a house for example but this is a big measure that's being implemented nationwide today now people are however still allowed to travel to the grocery stores to work if they can prove they're on their way to help someone for example but of course this is also being implemented in different ways around the country as well for him here in berlin in the in the sta

and let's bring in our political correspondent kate brady with the latest on the story hi kate what does this mean that the chancers going into quarantine how will this affect her ability to govern. well so for us i mean we know that machall has moved most of her meetings and conferences to video calls over the next couple of weeks in what should be required to stay in quarantine harlem of course as you said as we heard there in the report sorry she is leading by example but a lot of business it's a case rating of business as usual she is trying to continue and take part in as many meetings as possible and of course there are a lot of issues to be dealt with at the moment possible increases and measures in the coming weeks even and of course today we also saw the usual cabinet meeting as well which she took part in via a video call so she is trying to continue her work as chancellor as much as possible while still remaining at home of course we haven't yet got the test results either the german government spokesperson stefan ziba said that the chancellor will be tested regularly in the c

kate: no. amber: pause.y outsource, to go to someone for branding. lemonis: well, because i felt like they needed -- along the way, i wanted them to continue to hear it from other people, because i didn't feel like they were listening, or -- i didn't actually think they believed what i was telling them. amber: did you? travis: the positive reinforcement from other people telling us we didn't do it right helped, for sure. lemonis: that's code for "no," right? amber: no. lemonis: play. amber: okay. play. trevor: i think a lot of middle america buy that california lifestyle. kate: mm-hmm. the market is very crowded with people wanting to tell the california story. sometimes, it can come across as very disingenuous. trevor: this is like home to me. i feel like this is part of who we are. lemonis: i saw you shake your head. travis: i'm just bummed. lemonis: well, what are you bummed about? travis: our story doesn't come across. amber: in this moment, like, how embarrassed are you, when you're... brad: you can see

associated with irish nationalism on their 1st official trip to ireland britain's prince william and kate in gaul. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us for the show today germany's foreign minister is saying that turkey must comply with the terms of the 2016 migration deal that calls for a to stop migrants from crossing from its territory into the u. now this comes after turkey deployed special police to block the return of any migrants who've illegally entered the you greek police have been forcing such migrants back into turkey after they break through that country's border defenses. faces of despair thousands of refugees have gathered on the border the focus on the turkish town of a day and many are forced to camp out in the open some of these people have been displaced by the long running conflict in syria it is in europe you can work there are jobs you get a decent salary the kids can go to school you can lead a normal human life that's all i want. or that i made it to the great side then i took my phone my money took my clothes off my beat me and sent me back to turkey this is

kate? >> reporter: well, dan, kaiser is testing select patients right here across the street in the parking lot, but most people, even if they feel they need it do not have access to coronavirus tests. today governor newsom said he's surprised the issue surrounding testing kits haven't been a bigger part of the national conversation. some kaiser patients who have double medical clearance from a primary care doctor and infectious disease specialist are getting tested at gary and 5th in san francisco. patients pull up and get swabbed in their cars by medical personnel wearing protective gear who are working out of a tent in the parking lot. not everyone is invited to the drive-through. >> so i had a fever and a cough for over eight days now. >> reporter: i spoke to that phone to a kaiser patient who does not want to be identified but says kaiser has refused to test her for coronavirus. she's gone to the doctor four times in the past week. >> i requested it again today and the answer was, no,

i'm kate bolduan, thank you for joining me. we begin with a new picture of the scale and the scope of the coronavirus outbreak right now. a new report from johns hopkins saying that more than 100,000 people are now infected worldwide. and the world health organization stepping up its call to action for countries around the globe, warning, quote, this is not a drill. here in the united states, the administration's response to the outbreak is causing confusion once again after the white house announced that president trump was canceling his visit today to the cdc for one reason, and then another the visit is now back on. cnn's john harwood sat the white house. let's start right there. >> reporter: yesterday, vice president pence said the president was going to be signing the $8 billion emergency supplemental spending bill for coronavirus that was passed by congress yesterday at the cdc in atlanta t was on the president's schedule. then this morning we learned it was off the schedule, the white house put out a statement saying the

kate: hi, travis. i'm kate.these guys to actually tell their story, the chances of selling that watch are increased dramatically. i tasked them with putting together a simple board that told their story, create a silent salesman that said exactly what you do and why you do it. travis: all right. kate: "express yourself." "get creative." "flexible." ismael: how about this? "flex isn't just a fashion statement, it's a lifestyle." kate: i mean, obviously this is a very... california-inspired mood board. ismael: it feels like a travel agency. you know? like, you're enticing me to go to california. lemonis: there was a story. it just wasn't the story that i was gonna invest in. it felt like venice beach meets, i don't know, "hawaii five-0." did you know it was a watch company? kate: no. trevor: we were trying to make it cool in some way. i think a lot of middle america buy that california lifestyle. lemonis: so you're a california-lifestyle brand now? trevor: well, we grew up here, and so all of us -- lemonis: i grew

kate? >> absolutely. i will say the candor with which the governor of new york has been speaking on really a daily basis, generally right during our show, brynn, is something folks should watch. because he does offer clarity amongst the rumors that a lot of folks are hearing that can be very reassuring for at least what you know is happening at this moment and what the near future may look like. thanks, brynn. >>> coming up fourr us, doctors and nurses sounding the alarms of shortages of medical supplies they need for patients and protecting themselves. i'll talk to a doctor about what he sees on the front lines of this crisis. >>> and how should parents talk to their kids about what's happening around them? it was definitely something i needed help on. we'll get some expert advice. at national, i'm in total control. i can just skip the counter and choose any car in the aisle i like. so i can rent fast without getting a hair out of place. heeeeey. hey! ah, control. (vo) go national. go like a pro. robinwi

rules william and kate and their visit to i mean by trying the sport of the i mean the duchess proves it's tougher than it looks. kind of a ball welcome to you i'm. human rights wanted to say 15 people have been killed in clashes between sudanese government forces and the fight is in something this despite a cease fire that went into force at midnight the ceasefire as a result of talks between texas president. and russian president vladimir putin their meeting in moscow in to defuse the increasingly volatile situation in the region that had threatened to spill over into direct confrontation between and moscow. after 6 hours of talks and a one and putin stepped out in front of the cameras to announce a security corridor or joint patrols and the all important cease fire. the 2 leaders have looked 10 since the negotiations began the complex and long running conflict in syria has put turkey and russia on opposing sides but now they say they are committed to deescalation what. we hope this agreement will lay a foundation for the suspension the fighting in libya. we hope to end the sufferin

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business i'm kate ferguson welcome the united states wants to make coronavirus tests available to everyone but there are 2 big problems the 1st is a shortage of kids the 2nd the millions of uninsured americans who may not seek medical help if they fall ill by the end of the week kits that would test 1500000 people for corona virus could find their way to hospitals in labs around the united states. increasing access to testing and health care is a crucial part of the administration's plan for controlling the virus but the demand is overwhelming i know everyone would like to know do i have the virus right now they're simply not because the anywhere to do that kind of testing is the trump administration is working with manufacturers to increase supply for many potential suppliers still need approval from regulators and that could take weeks 27000000 uninsured americans could be the bigger challenge though the white house is considering using a national disaster program to pay their medical bills. our objective is in addition to those tests being available. we want to get to a place where we'r

welcome to kate winkler dawson's book event. i'm becka oliver, executive director of the rightist books of texas where the largest literary or its organization in texas, we exist to support writers at every stage of their writing career and one of the things we love to do is have the opportunity to talk to published authors about their most recent books but also to dig in a little more than i think we get to as we like it book events with a craft talk, learning a bit more about what went into creating the book and especially for the book we are talking about today, "american sherlock: murder, forensics, and the birth of american csi". so many interesting things kate can share that would be applicable to any writer who happens to be here. who here is a writer? who here writes but didn't raise their hand? there are always a few of you. we are going to make sure we get some conversation as well. i just want to say quickly before we start, a big thank you to book people. we are lucky to live here in austin and have a lot of really w

business i'm kate ferguson welcome. global stocks have continued their freefall as the number of coronavirus cases surpasses 100 ties and the spread is threatening economies around the world and forcing governments and central banks to step in with economic stimulus here's a recap of what's been a turbulent 2 weeks. it's been the worst 2 weeks for global stocks since the 2008 financial crisis from wall street to tokyo investors are facing a global epidemic that could have to risk consequences for the global economy and the u.s. the dow jones industrial average fell more than 10 percent over the past 2 weeks stocks have been hit even harder and frank for the dax index has lost 15 percent since february 21st that's when cases began to surge in south korea italy and iran the coronavirus is continuing to spread outside of china with around 20000 cases recorded. more airlines have been forced to ground planes american tech giants have sent workers home and japanese officials have suggested they could delay the tokyo olympics

>> reporter: good morning, kate. you have about 32 million students roughly across the united states that are not attending schools, skpem beldan in that are students that rely on lunches. the fulton school system here is trying to keep that important food system going. looking behind me, you can see their assesetsubpoenup. there are six distribution points where on mondays through fridays, they are distributing meals to students. the student has to be present in the vehicle, but they are giving them breakfasts and lunches to carry through on wednesday, then they come back wednesday and get the same through friday. so far the flow of traffic has been very slow. not that many people showing up. there is also a walkup point. even though it's slow, it doesn't mean it isn't going to be needed eventually. here's one grand pareparent's perspective that i talked to. >> if parents can't afford to get the food, yeah, there's food stamps, but they do run out. so i think it's a good program that they're offering to the kids. th

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kate: there were interesting elements in the speech.hing that stood out was when he said this crime didn't happen by chance, that there was a back story to this of hate speech and exclusion and discrimimination against minoriy groups in germany. that was clearly criticism of this normalization of far-right rhetoric in germany in recent years, a swipe at the far-right afd party. it was interesting he stepped back from the comments he made after this attack as well saying rather symbolically this was an attack that hit us all. there was a lot of criticism particularly from the community in this town over the comments. although they understood what he meant, it was bad enough they also said while i was in the town it doesn't affect everyone. you don't know what it is like to be ostracized and to be proving your worth as a german. this was much at the center of his speech, the idea, issue in germany in germany about what it means to be german. brent: you cover the direct aftermath. we have heard time and time again this attack was a wake-up

i'm kate bolduan. thank you so much for joining us. >>> you have to behave as if you have the coronavirus. presume you're infected until presumed otherwise. that goes for all ages, old and young. that is the stark, and yes, uncomfortable message that i started the show with yesterday, and it bears repeating today. that is where we are with the virus right now. it is what you are hearing from medical experts that you trust. right now we heard from governor cuomo saying that words do matter. we're going to dive into that in just a little bit. we are right now standing by for updates from the white house, from the trump administration's coronavirus task force. when that begins at the white house, we will jump right in and bring it to you. the president has mentioned what he is calling exciting developments with the food and drug administration. maybe possibly that is what could be coming out here. what exactly it might be, though, we'll have to wait and see. we're also waiting to hear if the administratio

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brady she's reporting in berlin for us kate's i was out on the streets here yesterday and really did seem like business as usual now though we're seeing these strict measures in berlin is it still the case are people taking this seriously now. certainly there's been a huge shift in the last 2448 hours here particularly in the german capital of course yesterday we saw the latest measures brought in the closure of bars and clubs here in berlin of course something that the german capital is very famous for if not infamous for many tourists flocking here every year to get a slice of birdland nightlife those have now been closed until mid april and of course by choose day all day and all schools and universities will be closed here as well with many of the german states taking similar measures so we'll see a little more people as well a lot more parents working from home which of course has its own knock on effects some people are being excluded from that and being offered emergency childcare for example if they work in the health care service as well here in germany which of course is be

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in germany kate the measures imposed are they sufficient or are they effective. well so new there was the murmurs at least of some cautious optimism earlier this week from the robert cock institute for public health here that indeed that curve may be flattening but right now it is indeed too early to say exactly what effect these measures are having now of course they have been officially in place these closures of non-essential shops for examples in the ban on large gatherings for for almost a week now and as we heard just there they're going to be in place now until april 20th and there is still the concern as well that there are many cases here in germany that are still unknown we also heard just at the end of this week from the health minister. announcing that germany plans to increase its testing as well in the coming weeks at the moment or rather in the last week there was somewhere around half a 1000000 tests carried out in a week and the plan is to hope that to somewhere to around a 1000000 mark per week so of course we could see a spike in cases here and

i'm kate bolduan. we have breaking news in the race for the white house. senator elizabeth warren is officially ending her presidential campaign. the announcement coming less than 48 hours after a disappointing performance on super tuesday. she did not win a single contest on that big day including her home state massachusetts. there say lot to get to, what this announcement means, when -- what we're going hear from her. mj lee has been following all of this. she has the details on the breaking news, she's in cambridge, massachusetts, now. give us the latest. >> reporter: kate, senator elizabeth warren is ending her 2020 presidential campaign today. she is holding a call with campaign staffers to inform them of her decision. this decision, of course, was widely expected, given how she did not perform well on super tuesday and we're also told that here in cambridge, massachusetts, we're just standing outside of our house, she will later today come out with her husband bruce and speak to reporters. this is reminiscent of what she did some 14 months ago on ne