them and who are some of the international designers you featured here oh really we were good to martha for best some both of you for this. work. and so on from design you've got to progress a lot of great names big names when it comes to design it seems many people including our viewers might think that design is something exclusive and extremely expensive in only reserved for in the elite level how do you respond to that design is culture design is culture. and i think it's free designs for free you all have just been watching his show you you're not interested in buying so for you're interested in design they've it's interesting movies do something they've been raised over maybe that changes my life maybe i can do change my life new to be more interesting so design is about that is not about bias of. the so far is about what it what it means for you ownership is not for free but ownership is only a very difficult part of the zine it's a very different part of that so i think it's great. but it's for free. maybe some might argue that but i think that's a very interesting way of putting it. my

best friends. dr. scholl's. born to move. >> martha: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez making an unabashed push for democraticnt where she was going after the institution of capitalism, she called the economic platform immoral because she says it allows for billionaires to... >> do we live in a moral world that allows for billionaires? is at a moral outcome? >> it's not fair to him >> i do think the system that allows billionaires to exist when there are parts of alabama where people are still getting ringworm because they don't have access to public health is wron wrong. >> martha: here now, marc thiessen fox news contributor and christopher hahn former aide to senator chuck schumer and syndicated radio host, good to have both of you with us. she's a democratic socialist, it should come as any surprise that she thinks everyone should have their income allocated to them in a way that the government sees fit, not in a way that they have raised their own money and they live their life. it's not a big surprise. >> that's not what she said, what she said was it's really bad that there are people in this country w

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best. >> so to do a little s.a.t. analogy for you, kasie, marthaoakley in 2011 is to elizabeth warren in 2012 as hillary clinton in 2016 as to elizabeth warren is in 2020. we did see, it was interesting over the course of the weekend senator warren, one of the biggest names on the democratic party, obviously what we consider one of the early front-runners perhaps for the nomination but she did use these events to talk about her personal upbringing, talk about her roots in norman, oklahoma, talk about getting married early, going to become a public schoolteacher, ultimately college professor and now u.s. senator. she is starting to fill in those gaps about her biography, not to be likable but tell a bigger picture about her career in public office >> john harwood, what's your view on elizabeth warren's kind of early rollout of her campaign, the criticism that she got from the dna test and the likability argument? >> well, i agree with everything that shawna said. likability is a universal question that we ask about every politician. there's an eleme

martha: you are the best we can get. my guys. all right. we'll take a night here. a lot of e-mails coming in. keep it coming. that is "the story" for: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the 2020 presidential race is effectively underway and has been since the midterms in november. the most formidable candidates have not officially announced yet. they want to be fashionably late to the party. it's obvious who they are. they are lining up donors, genning up publicity and trying to be impressive. the biggest contender in the group is beto o'rourke. he nearly beat ted cruz

best friends. dr. scholl's. born to move. >> martha: call it incredible act of faith. san antonio couple have been married fors but they struggled to have a child of their own. when a foster parent in the choir group moved to step in. she was taking care of two young children. josaih 4 and his sister naomi 3, who had been rescued from a horrific situation of abuse. they had, in fact, been found bound by the ankles and the wrists with leashes and chains. the foster mom introduced the shaws to the little boy and girl. and as she tells it, it was meant to be. the parents now with the two children. welcome to all of you. great to have you with us. happy new year. beautiful family. >> hi! >> hi! let me start with you. you were at a retreat. you were in a down moment in life. what did you tell the group you thought you were with there that day? >> well, i had just recently lost a child. i had a miscarriage. i wasn't prepared to talk about that with the ladies at for but the lord impressed on my heard to say that and to stay strong and believe god is faithful. after i got through talking to them, i actually right af

best job in the world. >> triple that number. thank you, adrienne. really appreciate it. stay tuned for marthaning, everyone. happening today in san francisco, a service to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. grace cathedral held its annual service of prayers and songs to celebrate the life of a civil rights leader. this year's theme, we're in this together, is meant to spark rare dialogue and action. the event is free and the service starts at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> also happening today, a musical tribute to honor mlk, jr. in oakland. ♪ you know we've got to find a way to have some understanding here today ♪ >> it's the 17th annual in the name of love musical tribute. congresswoman barbara lee will take part in today's event and students from oakland public schools are also set to perform. the event starts at 7:00 tonight at the stodge wrights center and tickets are still available. >>> the storm right now is in the north bay. we have the cold front moving through with some light showers, even some moderate showers at time. coastal flood advisory in effect until noon. look for minor flooding

. >> martha: let's look at the comparisons of the country, ran number 57 and the united states at number 61. which nations are best forer off? then you have mexico at number 65. >> writes an italy number one with slight favoring of men. so they took these different factors. they weighed them with a signed point value and found the scale ended up closer to zero you were come with a more equal you were. and the negative it favored women in f and the positive it favored men. again, these factors, compulsory, military involvement and the harsher punishments. >> martha: some quality of life, fairness, judicial system and a lot of those kinds of factors. b2 right. one of the things we obviously hear about when that -- women candidates they should be elected because they are women. if you don't like them it indicates sexism and not just you don't think they are a great canada come although elizabeth warren has been, you know, suggested she is unlikable by some of the things that have been written about her and she's compared to hillary clinton. and then it is not sexist to call elizabeth warren -- 2020 oh women will be likab

martha: you are the best we can get. my guys. all right. we'll take a night here. a lot of e-mails coming in. keep it coming. that is "the story" for tonight. tucker carlson up next live in d.c. ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the 2020 presidential race is effectively underway and has been since the midterms in november. the most formidable candidates have not officially announced yet. they want to be fashionably late to the party. it's obvious who they are. they are lining up donors, genning up publicity and trying to be impressive. the biggest contender in the group is beto o'rourke. he nearly beat ted cruz in a senate race this fall. democrats love him for that. affluent progressives on the coast love him best. he is one of them. in the betting markets, o'rourke is the favorite to win the democratic nomination. two years from now he plausibly could be in the oval office. so it's work taking beto o'rourke seriously. what kind of president would he be? at this point we can only guess. we know like most people in his social class he is totally against border walls. >> we will fought when necessary ag

for the last 88 days has been made. we made the goal. it is fabulous, it is the best news i have received all day, that she is in barron county. >> martha: today during -- and that is great news and we are so glad that she is talking, which we also heard you say that she obviously has a long road ahead, but she appears to be doing as well as possibly can be expected given the circumstances, with regards to the circumstances, one of the biggest questions that we all have is why her. you said that he targeted her specifically. what do you know about that? >> jayme was a target. there was no other contact with any other family member in the house. we know that he targeted her. he shot and killed both parents. that was before taking jayme and holding her for 88 days until jayme had the will to escape and reach out to the citizens of gordon who helped her out. >> martha: incredible story, but i want to ask you, the only connection that we know of so far is that he, the suspect worked at the turkey store where her parents worked for one day and then quit, is that the only connection that you have found social media, anywhere? is that the only