s are all mark hillary for which you are the force on it now it's my halo that you're standing by to dig into the data and the details and we look at a key energy commodity natural gas and a huge longest natural gas joint venture in the news today with energy historian doug ellin boss plus a pin company's be invigorated by the resignation of the hard liner food and drug commissioner who just announced he's leaving and has kraft heinz been cooking their books we'll catch up sorry with adam ashe of the adam measure trading group to look at those companies and more all that directly ahead but first let's get to a few headlines let's go. a european endorsement for china's belt road initiative leads our global report today as the italian government considers becoming the first g seven nation to join and risking angering the united states italy's deputy industry minister michel garage confirmed ongoing negotiations for a tell you inclusion in the belgian road initiative or the b. arai as it's known the talks reportedly are at a point where it's feasible that initial framework could be sign

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s are all mark hillary for which we are the corresponding now it's my halo that you're standing by to dig into the data and the details and we look at a key energy commodity natural gas and a huge longest natural gas joint venture in the news today with energy historian doug ellin bought plus a pin company's be invigorated by the resignation of the hard liner food and drug commissioner who just announced he's leaving and has kraft heinz been cooking their books we'll catch up sorry with adam nash of the administration group to look at those companies and more all that directly ahead but first let's get to a few headlines let's go to. a european endorsement for china's belton road initiative leads our globe report today as the italian government considers becoming the first g seven nation to join and risking angering the united states italy's deputy industry minister michel garage confirmed on going to go for a tell you inclusion in the built in road initiative or the b.r.r. as it's known the talks reportedly are at a point where it's feasible that initial framework could. the signed w

mark hillary for which thank you for joining us hillary. now to have you again with . all these developments. now quickly just since yesterday what has happened coaches are quickly what is actually being somewhat of a victory for theresa may i must just say dahlia but look i mean all these children paula if you want to your sort of bang their heads together because they spend all their time squabbling they don't come up with any other planet meanwhile they're trashing and bashing theresa may who actually you know is rather a steel lady no matter what one's politics are you have to have admiration for a lady who has persevered but remember she is a remain a she was a remainer from the beginning and so that's what she sort of fundamentally has had problems with i think is she's been there responsible for pushing through a deal that she was against in the beginning however this is the actual situation to answer your question this slight victory has been that there is a delay that means that there's going to be a vote next wednesday plan has been voted down twice now next

mark hillary for which an arctic correspondent alex mahela bitch welcome to both of you alex i'd like to start with you and of these two studies are pretty interesting and they both come out interestingly with that headline that i read there about the largest trade deficit ever alex tell us about the two studies. of art i don't think you're to be surprised by the study as i will ignore those studies as i was not here let me tell you the two organizations we're talking about that would be the center for economic policy research and the national science foundation grant was a group that was working under this grant including a woman by the name a penny goldberg you might know her name she's a chief economist at the world bank so you have a lot of very influential process involved in all this and they've come down with a bottom line here the bottom line is the american the average american has been paying for these tariffs in the church to the tune of sixty nine billion dollars so really when you break it down there's your trickle down all the way to the average american so we're talking

mark hillary for which thank you for joining us hillary. now to have you again with . all these developments now quickly just since yesterday what has happened coaches are quickly what is actually being somewhat of a victory for theresa may i must just say dahlia but look i mean all these children paula if you want to your sort of bang their heads together because they spend all their time squabbling they don't come up with any other planet meanwhile they're trashing and bashing theresa may who actually you know is rather a steel lady no matter what one's politics are you have to have admiration for a lady who has persevered but remember she is a remain a she was a remainer from the beginning and so that's what she sort of fundamentally has had problems with i think is she's been there responsible for pushing through a deal that she was against in the beginning however this is the actual situation to answer your question this slight victory has been that there is a delay that means that there's going to be a vote next wednesday plan has been voted down twice now next w

strobe marks hillary for hillary thank you for being here is all so what i was looking at this debate is happening late last night i was watching it and then some of it today we played the clip clip at the beginning of the show i almost wonder why are they even debating this like sixteen zero four parliamentary procedure that you can't revoke on something that was substantially whatever that means voted on before for one is that the case into why does it even matter i mean we got killed right so john bookout is the speaker of the house now he is unlike in america this is actually somebody who's supposed to be impartial actually interesting to know though he was a remainer and is known to be or may not but he has raised this somewhat arcane law one could say i mean this was a couple of years before anyone landed in america and this was about the era of guy fawkes you know so this is an archangel from sixteen zero four and it was referenced an eight hundred forty four by a who wrote a thousand pages tree no relation there are no no no no you very good point he wrote history on this sort

marks for hillary thank you.being here as all eyes are so i when i was looking at this debate it started happening late last night i was watching it and then some of it today we played the clip clip at the beginning of the show i was wondering why are they even debating this like sixteen zero for a parliamentary procedure that you can't revoke on something that was substantially whatever that means voted on before one is that the case and two why does it even matter i mean we got killed right jumbo account is because the house not he is unlike in america this is actually somebody who's supposed to be impartial right actually interesting to know though he was a remain on is known to be or may not but he has raised this somewhat arcane all want to say i mean this was a couple of years before anyone landed in america and this was about the era of guy fawkes you know so this is an arcane law from sixteen zero four and it was referenced in eight hundred forty four by oaks crime a who.

is committed to carrying through on the will of the voters here discusses a serious draw mark will report hillary always a pleasure thank you for being here ok so i mean it least that this thing is averted for a little bit is it just a big sigh of relief or just a big sigh that they don't have to deal with it next week well i guess they do have to deal with it next well yes absolutely they have to do it and i would say it's a big science a big sign also few things we have signs about look at how the e.u. treated theresa may when she went to brussels i mean she was can't wait another so knowsley five hours she was kept waiting in a room with no windows alcide i mean this is actually ghastly and it shows that the e.u. is not the friend of the u.k. they are making this difficult they're making this tough as we've talked about many times ironically it's the germans uncle a local who are actually coming to the side and trying to do everything they can to win avert a crash next friday of the twenty ninth it still looks like no deal is better than a bad deal this is a bad deal and why pay thirty nine bi

is committed to carrying through on the will of the voters here discusses the ceo's draw mark will report hillary always a pleasure thank you for being here ok so i mean it least that this thing is averted for a little bit is it just a big sigh of relief or just a big sigh that they don't have to deal with it next week well i guess they do have to deal with it next we're just absolutely they have to do it and i would say it's a big science a big sign also a few things we have signs about look at how the e.u. treated theresa may when she went to brussels i mean she was can't wait another so nicely five hours she was kept waiting in a room with no windows alcide i mean this is actually ghastly and it shows that the e.u. is not the friend of the u.k. they are making this difficult they're making this tough as we've talked about many times i really like it's the germans uncle a muckle who are actually coming to the side and trying to do everything they can to avert a crash next friday of the twenty ninth it still looks like no deal is better than a bad deal this is a bad deal and why pay thirty nine

. >> mark my words. >> hillary's not running. >> nope. >> bloomberg's not running. >> nope. >> two moderatesunning. does that help biden if he runs? >> i think it does. i think it does. to me, he's the guy. what i like about joe biden is, if he gets the nomination, he's going to win. and if he wins, he puts america right back on the world stage and our credibility comes back very quickly. >> so he's good in two arenas, the general election and being president. how good is he in the arena of the democratic primary fight? >> tough. it's going to be tough. it's going to be a very tough fight. and i think, you know, nobody's going to drop out right away, but i would love to see him with like a kamala harris on the ticket or amy klobuchar. he's got to have a woman. you have to have a woman on the ticket. >> i think you're right. who's talking? >> remember that line from 2004, date dean, mary carrie. democrats might have a similar choice in 2020. do they want to go with a liberal who's a favorite in the primary or going to go with the more electable candidate, someone who's more toward the center?

. >> a memorial marks the spot where destiny hillary died after someone shot at her car. she crashed. the chp says her death was the most serious of three freeway shootings since saturday afterninvestigators say none we random. >> investigators believe that it was gang-related. >> in an unrelated incident sunday a woman was shot in the lightning while in a carer in isabel avenue in livermore. >> investigators checking surveillance cameras and license plate readers to solve the shooting. >> we have victims that are cooperating with us. chp investigators will look at the shot spotter camera system both on highway 4 on interstate 80 for 2 of the incidents that occurred. >> the footage is viewable now. if any of the cars involved in the incident this weekend were on the areas of the freeways where license plate readers have been installed they could be used in the investigation. >> it's scary and sad, because you think you travel town highway all the time and the kids are in the car and for people to do random acts is fearful. you don't know what could happen. >> the most rec

coming up, she still can't let it go, hillary clinton marking the anniversary of the march in sellmaming the trump administration. she didn't come alone. the other 2020 walking by her side. and alexandria ocasio-cortez wants a green new deal as long as it doesn't affect her ride. the thousands she just spent on uber. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ cheryl: let's get you caught up on global market action. u.s. stock market futures rising overnight on a report that the u.s. and china are in the final stages of completing a trade deal. the s&p is up 6 and a quarter, nasdaq higher 29 and a quarter in the premarket. the boost could hit global stocks by 1 10% if signed. all the european markets are in the green. asia has been sensitive to the ups and downs of the trade talks. the nikkei, hang seng and shanghai all rising. tracee: president trump's border wall may face another hurdle as a growing number of senate republicans say they'll vote to block the president's national emergency declaration to fund the border wall. the president admitting at cpac on saturday that republican support isn

. >> reporter: a memorial of lanterns marks the spot where destiny hillary died after somebody shot at her car. she crashed her honda. her death was the first and most serious of three freeway shootings in the bay area since saturday afternoon. investigators say none of them were random attacks. >> right now investigators believe that it indeed was gang related. >> reporter: in an unrelated incident sunday afternoon, a woman was shot in the leg while riding in a car near isabel avenue. >> this appears also to have been a targeted shooting and may have involved road rage. >> reporter: investigators will be checking surveillance cameras and license plate readers to help solve the deadly shooting. >> we have victims cooperating with us. chp investigators will be looking at the shot spotter camera system located on highway 4 and also on interstate 80 for two of the incidents that occurred. >> the footage is viewable now. and so if any of the cars involved in the incident were on the areas of the freeways where license plate readers and cameras have been installed, potentially, they could b

. >> a memorial marks the spot where destiny hillary died after someone shot at her car.ed. the chp says her death was the most serious of three freeway shootings since saturday afternoon. investigators say none were random. >> investigators believe that it was gang-related. >> in an unrelated incident sunday a woman was shot in the lightning while in a carer in isabel avenue in livermore. ch investigators will be

hillary clinton was there as well. >> several candidates marking the anniversary of the selma march. the hopefuls show respect for the legacy. civil right leaders clash with troopers. a galvanized support for the passage of voting rights. the commemoration comes after a democratic primary.>> real populace is never racist. >> it is time to recommit to america.>> we are at a point in our country where we see a moral vandalism. >> the backdrop of some of voting rights.>> we should demand all voter suppression in this country. it is presented to you by the national voting right.>> no mistake, we are living through a crisis in our democracy.>> the key issue in the 2018 midterm elections were where a republican congressional candidate was accused of voter fraud. >> part of state highway one in monterey county will be closing precaution. this is the area of mud creek and paul slide. a major storm forecast for tomorrow could cause mudslides and damage to that road.>> it is 447.>> we do have traffic that is beginning to develop out there for the morning commute. 45 minutes ago, it was complet

. >> reporter: a memorial of lanterns marks the spot were 25- year-old destiny hillary died after someoneshot at her car on highway 4 in concord. she crashed her honda near the willow pass grove exit. chp says her death was the first and most serious of three freeway shootings in the bay area since saturday afternoon. investigators state none of them were random attacks. >> right now investigators believe that it was indeed gang- related. >> reporter: in an unrelated incident at about 5:45 on sunday afternoon, i woman was shot in the leg while riding in a car on interstate 580 near isabel avenue in livermore. >> this also appears to be a targeted shooting and may have involved road rage. >> reporter: investigators will be checking surveillance cameras, gun fire detectors and license plate readers along highway 4 to solve the shooting. >> we have victims that are cooperating with us. chp investigators will be looking at the shot spotter camera system that are located both on highway 4 and also on interstate 80 four to of incidents that occurred. >> the footage is viewable now. so if any of

mark: he's transparent. >> that, he is. bill and hillary were more clever, if i may say so. because they were -- mark: or more devious. >> definitely more devious, because they would attack the investigation, and the investigators -- the prosecutor and the prosecutors -- indirectly through surrogates, especially james carville, sidney blumenthal and other members of the clinton caste. mark: so louis freeh, the fbi director during much of this, he would be attacked. was he persona non grata at the white house? >> as far as i understand it, yes. judge freeh was an absolute straight the shooter, just rock-ribbed integrity, and that didn't play well in the clinton white house. recall even janet reno was frowned upon, and they started taking shots at her through the media too through surrogates. is that correct?po >> yeah. throughout the first term, mark, the first clinton term, she was appointing a number of independent counsel. i had lots of company. andnu just by way of example, henry cisneros. and there really was some culpability there. a guilty plea by linda medlar, these n

heather: over the weekend there was this ceremony to mark in selma, alabama, bloody sunday, hillary clintonhere, she said that america is in full-pledge crisis, listen. >> fundamental rights, civic virtue, freedom of the press, rule of law, truth, facts and reason are under assault. we are living through a full pledged crisis in our democracy. >> people on social media are responding. she can save us all and then another commenter says the crisis is how bias democrat tried to derail a dually elected president, pushback on that remark as well. heather: let's switch to something fun or bizarre i should say, throwing cheese at babies. carley: can't wait. i don't know how this whole thing started but, yes, it is a massive trend that is sweeping social media, parents across the country are partaking in what is being called a cheese challenge that has them throwing cheese at their babies see -- face to see if it would stick. heather: i don't know. carley: the parents are monsters. the best part of the challenge is all the cheesy puns that come in full force. heather: i feel bad for them, i just d

a busy brecht week especially today and we go after it after the headlines with hillary for which the c.e.o. stroll mark was standing by and wall why isn't the news yet again in u.s. diplomats they try to thrust conditions on our allies related to the chinese tech giant and germany's adidas the famous footwear and sports folding company is in the news on a few fronts.

laws but what does it mean for producers and consumers on the internet internet hillary for which the c.e.o. is still mark joins us to sort through the details and trade tensions continue to fill the air but how has it affected national deficit professor richard wolfe joins us to break it all down and ahead on new numbers from wall street and later we're on coopt chain is our t.v. producer bridget were in interviews o'conner swift on what could be the boy future of watching all of that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. a promise to resign these are global report today is u.k. prime minister theresa may reportedly has indicated to her conservative party colleagues that she is willing to resign once agreement is approved ten downing street later released the text of her short speech to conservative m.p.'s in which she acknowledged quote. desire for a new approach and new leadership in the second phase of drugs and negotiations and as mayor wrote i am prepared to leave this job earlier than i intended in order to do what is right for our country and our party the resident resignation o

former secretary of state making comments in salma, alabama as the country marks 54 years since bloody sunday. hillarysident trump but says the current administration keeps racist views alive. jillian: top democrat in house oversight committee, the president overruled concerns by intelligence officials to give son-in-law and senior adviser clearance, democrats are threatening to subpoena if the white house does not send the documents. rob: adviser to the president ivanka trump is shedding light on success of first 2 years of trump administration. ivanka continues to lead education and work reforms saying these are policies that help all americans. >> very little opportunities for someone who wants to go vocational route, technical route because all the money is into a 4-year college system but one of the things we are working with congress on doing is higher education reform. we want to unleash innovation, we want america to be the best place for entrepreneurs, for companies to open and run their businesses and that will create jobs. i think fundamentally if you ask yourself the question are we better

a march deadline lawmakers vote on a delay of the new article fifty notification hillary for which the c.e.o.'s trail mark is standing by to discuss plus there are tons of auto headlines from bokes wagons job cuts to the arts major recall warren fix the current coach helps us drive through some of these key vehicle news plus levi's is making its green returns of public markets and is getting some huge boost smally barrow's joins us to analyze what that i.p.o. could look like all of that is directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. a step into ever greater uncertainty on bragg's that leads our global report today as the british house of commons has voted by margin of four hundred twelve to two hundred two to delay the nation's departure from the e.u. the motion recommends a prime minister theresa may.

a busy brecht week especially today and we go after it after the headlines with hillary for which the c.e.o.'s drop mark was standing by and.

offered a better deal and that is a mistake that was made excellent insight from hillary for which c.e.o.'s are all markings are joining us welcome. and treat issues have been consistently no the top of the global economic agenda during the trump presidency here in the united states now here to talk trading give us his take on all things economic is friend of the show and professor emeritus of economics at the university of massachusetts amherst richard wolffe professor wall thanks for joining us glad to be here we're always glad when you can join us and i listen. in on the got dates so i'm thrilled to be interviewing you and bart's absence let's start first with the apparent volatility here in the u.s. trade deficit it hit very high sixty billion dollars for december of twenty thousand but the figures for january released today by the commerce department show a sharp decline of almost ten billion dollars landing just above fifty billion now in the trade deficit what do you make of the result for january that sharp drop and this does swing does from december what is going on with this stress is it as drasti

that is some of the ideas of mark penn, formerly working for bill clinton and hillary clinton.e will show you more of that and others. if you agree with his basic argument that it is a rising danger within the democratic party, this idea of socialism, if you agree with that, 202-748-8000. if you disagree, 202-748-8001. we will start in new york. bernard starts us off. go ahead. caller: good morning, c-span. first of all, this started around 1917, it came out of russia. this entire movement. socialism has failed in every single country it was ever tried. that theost madness democratic party has allowed themselves to be brainwashed into this very failed, sick ideology. that is the real danger in america today. host: when you say they are brainwashed, what would you give as an example? cnn, msnbc,ller: every network except fox news never has anything to say about either capitalism or this president. is that good enough? i can go on and say colleges. i can go on and say hollywood. host: when you say the democratic party, what makes you think they have embraced this concept? what ma

. >> reporter: a memorial of lanterns marks the spot were 25- year-old destiny hillary died after someone shot at her car on highway 4 in concord. she crashed her honda . the chp says her death was the first and most serious of three freeway shootings in the bay area since saturday afternoon. investigators say none of them were random attacks. >> right now investigators believe that it indeed was gang related. >> reporter: in an unrelated incident at around 5:45 sunday afternoon, obama was shot in the leg while riding in a car on interstate 5 federal near isabel avenue in livermore. >> this also appears to be a target shooting and may have involved road rage. >> reporter: investigators will be checking surveillance cameras, gun fire detectors and license plate readers along highway 4 to solve deadly shooting. >> we have victims that are cooperating. chp investigators will be looking at the shot spotter camera systems that are located both on highway 4 and on interstate 80 four to of incidents that occurred. >> the footage is viewable now and if any of the cars involved in the incident thi

hillary clinton and senator cory booker spoke earlier today at the annual bloody sunday commemorative service at the ifwn chapel african american global methodist church in selma, alabama. this week marks 54 years since peaceful demonstrators were beaten by alabama state troopers as they attempted to cross the edmund pettus bridge. [applause] clinton: this is the day that the lord has made. let us rejoice and be glad in it. and then, let's get to work. here withrilled to be my friend and your congresswoman and thank her for the work she is doing, the leadership she is toviding, and the imperative once again have a voting rights act that protects and defends the right of every single american to vote. herep, thank you for being and presiding over this. reverend strong, you have been a wonderful host. thank you so much for opening more --re -- once [no audio] and everyone associated. especially at this moment that is fraught with peril for our country. and reverend green, windows bones -- when those bones get up and when that spirit is breathed into them and they start climbing out of the valley, the first place they go is to register to vote! [applause] hillary clinton: i am so grateful

mark the 54th anniversary of bloody sunday. lot of national leaders came to selma, alabama to take part. hillary clinton, reverend jesse jackson. new jersey senator cory booker also on hand. 1975 alabama troopers beat civil rights activists as they tried to cross the bridge. the day is credited for creating a lot of support for the voting rights act which passed later that year. >>> unsettling sight along highway 1 year gray -- cove. recent storms appear to have eroded an area near the highway. they are monitoring the situation. they also noticed cracks in the highway and erosion near the southbound lane last april. >>> a milestone mission for spacex. we're going to the international space station where history is being made and how it could change the future of space flight. >>> and closer to ground level, especially around the south bay, still seeing showers out therich and expecting more in the way of heavy rain and gusty wind in the seven day forecast. with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week.

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mark? >> we spent twice as much time, four times the amount of resources investigating trump than we did hillaryll the collusion that happened was actually from fusion gps, spinning the $12 million to get dirt on the president of the united states. and in the end, there was nothing to it. >> sean: they'll never stop in congress. endless investigations. jim jordan. >> here's the good news, sean. 1940, 500, 2,800. 1,900 lawyers, 500 witnesses. no new indictments, no sealed indictments, no collusion, no obstruction. in spite of everything they did to try to take down this president, they still -- when mueller does his investigation, he finds no collusion, no obstruction, no indictments. that's the ultimate vindication for this president. now let's go find the people who started this whole thing and let's hold them accountable. that's what's good for the country. that's what's good for this nation. that's our charge. that's what we have to do now. >> sean: i want america to know we wouldn't -- we may not have been here today but for these two guys. thank you both. when we come back. the president fo

today 2020 hopefuls are marking the event with speeches on racial indecision. cory booker and brown joining hillaryssages of concern about democracy. >> this is a time, my friends, when fundamental rights, civic virtue, freedom of the press, the rule of law, true facts and reason are under assault. >> it's our turn to demand that we end all voter suppression in this country. i want to see automatic voter registration in every state in this country. i am proud to be here to remember our history. but i worry now that we are at a point in our country where we see a moral vandalism that is attacking our ideals and beliefs and eroding the dream of our nation. >> we do have a team coverage at today's events. we begin with cnn political reporter rebecca buck on the 2020 hopefuls. is this weather going to continue? >> we're not sure at the moment, fredricka. we are under a tornado warning in the county where selma is located, so it's not the best weather for this day. we were just inside the historic brown chapel behind me where, of course, martin luther king jr. spoke during the civil rights movement, dur

mark live in calling out democrats who want transparency for the refusal to get answers from hillaryon and president obama. >> collusion between the democrat party and the media and the obama administration, hillary clinton has been silent for three or four days. barack obama has been silent throughout all this. from the talk of the democrats who run these committees they don't want to talk to hillary clinton or barack obama. they want transparency, i want transparency. is the impeachment clause of the constitution. treason, bribery, other high crimes and misdemeanors. i can name people who committed treason, the high crimes and misdemeanors. is not in the white house. members of congress, big problem in this country, the democrat party is not a pro-american party. they lost in election, they want to destroy the president of the presidency. listen to the candidates. anti-american. anti-capitalism, anti-liberty, anti-security, anti-immigration. this is the problem in the media is their mouthpiece. >> attorney general bar told congress my that he nor rod rosenstein who oversaw the majo

mark the 54th anniversary of bloody sunday. that's when peaceful demonstrators were beaten as they marched for civil rights across the edmund pettus bridge back in 1965. today hillary clinton, senator corey booker and the reverend jes jesse jackson were among those who linked arms to follow in their footsteps. coming up, clean and green. how some classic cars are getting a 21st century makeover. >>> americans love their cars, but with growing concerns about the environment, nearly a million americans are now driving electric vehicles with sales skyrocketing 81% last year. now there's a new twist on the electric car craze. here's harry smith. >> reporter: something like 70 years ago this was volkswagen's idea of a pickup truck. >> punch it. punch it. let's scoop! ooh! >> reporter: fast, and how, but noisy? no. this humble, rusted hulk has been given a new life as an ev, electric vehicle. >> i have to confess, i haven't stopped smiling since i got -- i've gotten behind the wheel of this thing. >> oh, gosh, that's a great confession. >> michael green is a man who embraces both the past and the future. he loves classic cars, but only to a point. so he retrofits them to

hillary clinton's campaign. it is outrageous to me. >> bret: even sean hannity, laura ingraham and mark levant, a small group believe that from day one. we can take you back two years ago you were saying roughly the same thing and one of the reasons we wanted to talk to you. when you go around the country there are some people who support the president and his actions and what his administration is doing. they don't like the way he treats or talks or attacks his opponents. what you say to those people? >> i say he should continue tweeting and look at the forces that are aligned against them. he has what everybody thinks is a media. we don't have a media in this country, there isn't a group of people reporting the news and telling us what happened that we didn't know about. we have democratic activists and left-wing hacks that are disguised as journalists that are helping propel the effort to get rid of donald trump. the only pushback, the only opportunity to get his side of his via his tweets. i hope -- plus there is money. i hope he keeps it up. i'm a trump supporter unabashed and i love them. it does not bother me

. >>> democratic hopefuls and hillary clinton converged in soma, alabama. a 1965 voting rights march marked by a violent attack on demonstrators. clinton said we are living through a full-fledged crisis in our democracy. >>> a snowmobiler in oregon is recovering this morning along with his dog after the two were stranded for five days in the snow-bound wilderness. they managed to survive eating a few leftover packets of taco sauce. both are reported to be in good condition this morning. those are some of the top stories on this monday, march 4th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> happy monday. thanks for joining us to begin the week. we have a lot to get to. we begin this half hour with the deadly, extreme weather in the south. >> more than 20 people were killed by a strong tornado in beauregard, alabama, 60 miles east of montgomery. officials fear there may be more victims buried in the rubble. >> the sheriff's department caught this tornado an our outside savannah. that and other severe storms struck in other parts of georgia, alabama, northern florida and south c

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mark the anniversary of bloody sunday. senators cory booker, bernie sanders, and sherrod brown are all joining others like hillary clinton and reverend jesse jackson in marching across the edmund pettus bridge. 54 years ago this week peaceful protesters simply demanding the right for black people to vote were beaten and hosed by alabama state troopers as they attempted to cross the bridge. march 7th, 1965, a day which became known as bloody sunday. today sanders, booker, and clinton delivered message of concern about the future of our democracy. >> this is a time, my friends, when fundamental rights, civic virtue, freedom of the prez, the rule of law, truth, facts, and reason are under assault. >> it's our turn to demand that we end all voter suppression in this country. i want to see automatic voter registration in every state in this country. >> i am proud to be here to remember our history, but i worry now that we are at a point in our country where we see a moral vandalism that is attacking our ideals and beliefs and eroding the dream of our nation. >> we begin with cnn political reporter rebecca buck on the 2020 hopeful