. >> joining us now, president and ceo of voto latino, maria teresa kumar.'m going to start with you and ask you -- just give us a sense, i think today there are a lot of things happening today but one of the things beyond the drama of the market collapse, beyond donald trump in the white house is the fact that across the country, whether it's in new york city all the way now to san francisco, americans are getting -- are facing up to a grim reality of how much their lives are going to be changed and not for a short period of time. this is not going to be a thing that's going to last a week or two weeks, but that their lives are going to be altered in some very measurable and dramatic ways for many months to come if we're to believe now even someone who's been so optimistic now as president trump. so talk a little bit about what you think that means for america and more broadly for the political climate in which we now live. >> john, that's a great question. i think the biggest question right now that the american people have is trusting the president, that

. >> for more i'm joined by maria teresa kumar for voto latino.s to all of you for being with us. i'll say to you what i said to the panel a few minutes ago. i think we know what is on everybody's mind. this is an unusual and difficult circumstance for all of us. all of you are receipt vans of this show. maria teresa kumar, you knew chris well and you had something you wanted to say. i'll open the floor and let you say it. >> i want to a thanks to chris. it's almost to the day ten years ago when i first appeared on super tuesday and he interviewed me. he wanted to talk about the latino vote. i have to say his veracity for wanting information and for giving this kid a shot. i'm forever grateful to him. >> joe, same thing to you. i know you have something to say. go ahead. >> look, right i ran the dean campaign in 2004, i think chris was one of the people that got me in at msnbc. i was there for a few years on "hardball." gosh, more times than i can count. it was a joe every time. it was a blast. and about three days ago called and asked if i'd come

joining us, maria teresa kumar. president and ceo vote latino. thank you for joining us tonight. what are your thoughts on this? we have had a woman win the nomination of the democratic party, run for president, get more votes than the current president, and then we've had several women vie for the nomination this time around. what's your sense of where we are? >> let's remind the american people that the last time a woman headed the democratic nomination of a major party, she won. hillary clinton won 3 million more votes than trump, and now that we're seeing a lot of this other evidence of whether or not he won fair and square, that leaves it for us to remind ourselves that anything is possible in america. the fact that four women came up right after her and said that they were going to run and they were prosecutors, they were senators, they demonstrate our possibility. and i think sometimes what happens with the american people is that we get a little bit shy of actually breaking that glass ceiling. >> mm-hmm. >> but let's not forget, ali, the reason that the democrats won the

over and that fear passes we'll get our freedoms back now the 1st royal has died from the princes maria teresa or spain lost her life on friday her brother has confirmed she was 86 years old more than 800 feet ins in spain have died in the last 24 hours alone bringing the country's toll to more than 5000 any country worst hit in europe. the moment and that recorded more than 900 deaths from corona virus on friday alone this is the highest figure since the start of the outbreak hospitals are under great strain there is admissions continue to saw an intensive care unit in the northern italian city of bresh here is now running at 5 times capacity we heard from a doctor there he said that medics are having to improvise to save lives but without the hospitals at the forefront of many aspects of treatment and intensive therapy we have suddenly found ourselves having to invent new treatments and use new machinery that we would have never used in a normal condition about 2 thirds of the patients spend a long period in intensive care. the number of beds has to be consciously increased because there are

maria at t maria teresa komar. and steve israel. he is supporting joe biden in this race. congressman israel you know i'm going to you first -- >> first is a good thing. >> -- the last few months you have been the sort of lone soldier here. we went to iowa, new hampshire, saying it's not looking good, you said he's getting warmed up. how do you feel today? >> elated. we always knew that iowa and new hampshire were going to be very tough for us. that was a reality. right after iowa, new hampshire, there was a conference call with biden supporters where the vice president and mrs. biden got on and said, look, no surprise here, no shock. we now go into a battleground that is more democrgraphically favorable to us. go to south carolina and try to rack up a victory. here's what we didn't know, a 28 point victory in south carolina. the impact of jim clyburn's endorsement, a fiery speech by biden that night which created this media push that helped him within 72 hours, breathtaking turn within 72 hours but there was always a strategy there, and you have seen the execution of that

about what these super tuesday results mean going forward, joshua johnson, karine jean-pierre, maria teresar, host of the majority vote podcast. josh, let's start on bloomberg. to me, you've got a division tonight between two tiers of candidates. you've clearly got sanders and biden who have wracked up big amounts of delegates gains and have a possible path forward. and then you've got bloomberg and warren. you heard josh lederman's report reporting that bloomberg is going to reassess. how do you understand what role he has played this campaign or will play? >> bloomberg's role in the campaign, the more that i watch it, the more i want to interview him and ask him, what did you get out of this? you could have spent all of this money in a superpac or something else to support somebody who had a viable path to the nomination, and yet you in your kind of charles foster cainesque way decided this was your job to do. he held his event at the convention center which is literally across the street from a public high school that is one of the top schools in the country which would have been a perfe

maria was a devout catholic who had a special devotion to teresa, the saint who said, a word or a pleasingo raise up a saddened and wounded soul. our souls ache tonight, but we will always find joy each time we remember maria mercader's many kind words and her ever-present smile. our deepest condolences to her family. >>> that's the overnight news for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, be sure to check back with us a little bit later for the morning news. or you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs 11 studios in dallas-fort worth, texas, i'm doug dunbar. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, everyone. i'm doug dunbar reporting tonight from cbs 11 news in dallas-fort worth. we're going to begin with numbers in the coronavirus pandemic. since then, the death toll has now surged to more than 2300. confirmed cases top 135,000 and counting. cbs news correspondents are covering all aspects of our national emergency. we'll begin tonight with nikole killion at the white house. >> reporter: monday marks the en

teresa: al menos estÁn de regreso en su tierra. continuamos con las preguntas de la audiencia. marÍaemanas y meses. entonces no hay que tomarlo a la ligera.porque si bien el 80% tiene manifestaciones leves, algunos que la requieren pueden tener complicaciones. jorge: dÍa instagramnos pregunta lo siguiente. cÓmo y cuando sabemos que no existe ningÚn tipo de contagio? juan: es una muy buena pregunta. si un paciente estÁ hospitalizado y da una prueba positiva, luego de que los sÍntomas se vayan la persona necesita dos pruebas de coronavirus negativa en un perÍodo de 24 horas. para así poder tratar de asegurarnos de que la persona no vaya a contagiar a otras. teresa: que interesante. por facebook que nos preguntan: hay personas que estuvieron effect adas y les han dado el alta? carlos: si hay. muchos de los que se han infectado se han recuperado y estÁn bien. pero no se nos olvide que la mejor prevenciÓn es no irse arce. porque el riesgo de tener complicaciones es alto. y sobre todo el riesgo de contagiar a otras personas. no son nulas. pero puede infectar a sus abuelos y otras personas