how would it go with moderate — convicted? how would it go with moderate voters?i think the issue republican party has his when— think the issue republican party has his when you take a step back, it is absolutely— his when you take a step back, it is absolutely crazy, the idea that a president— absolutely crazy, the idea that a president —— is being convicted of, or former— president —— is being convicted of, or former president, rather, presidential candidate, becoming more _ presidential candidate, becoming more popular because of that conviction, it's completely crazy but that — conviction, it's completely crazy but that is— conviction, it's completely crazy but that is a position where we are at with— but that is a position where we are at with some of the republican core based _ at with some of the republican core based and _ at with some of the republican core based and that i think is a real problem — based and that i think is a real problem for the republican party. that not _ problem for the republican party. that not only can trump do no wrong, the more

do you see her as a moderate? i unifying, moderate candidate. do you see her as a moderate? as a moderate? i really don't, i think she has _ see her as a moderate? i really don't, i think she has made - see her as a moderate? i really don't, i think she has made so | see her as a moderate? i really - don't, i think she has made so many compromises. in an alternate universe, nikki haley would be an impressive candidate, but she lives in the maga universe and so a week ago was struggling to explain her position on slavery, which should not be difficult but she was worried about offending parts of the party today. unfortunately, she tried to keep a foot in both camps and you just can't do that. it has turned out that it has been more embarrassing for her to say one thing in the boardroom and another at debate stage because the contradictions become more clear. the washington post has a headline that says donald trump is making his court appearances look like campaign stops. why? how? court appearances look like campaign stops- why? how?— stops. why? how? donald trump recognises

she wants a flood of moderate to the polls. affair conservatives, 71% said they will vote for donald trump. talking about turnout, that's great. if democracy is bringing people out to vote no matter who they are, that it the question for her is what is the competition in the electorate? >> these cowbells they are ringing when someone posts the first time doing this. just because you are a new registrant does not mean you will be an independent. i understand that. but it does raise the question here in new hampshire and in any race. >> critics do not like this but trump has a history of bringing new people to the polls. whether you like him or not, more voters is a good thing. undeclared, not declared as a republican or democrat undeclared voters can vote tonight. there are more in the state of new hampshire that there are republicans or democrats. with your diet tomato. libertarian. a lot of people rejecting both and would like to declare themselves as independent. they mostly pick one party. nikki haley wants people who don't

in any republican primary establishment moderate are about 30% of the primary base.'t get the math of how 30% beats 70% and somehow their donors who calculators don't work and they keep writing checks to her. i don't think it makes any sense. i think the republican nominee and 2024 and i hope every time thereafter should be a principal conservative who stands with the working men and women of this country and stands with the constitution and fights to defend our liberties. the path of the republicans who year end for the days of yesteryear in the days of big government republican i think that's not where the party is and not where the country is. >> i discussed this last night on the program saturday that trump cannot win moderates. i went back and i looked when reagan was running they said he can't win moderates or independents. they talked about it with you you to narrow as a conservative path, what is the problem with conservatism we believe in liberty, the constitution, the rule of law, free enterprise, national security. is there something so right wing and awfu

light to moderate rain in the bay area. dry patches showing up, the rain is not as widespread as it was a couple hours ago. moderate to heavy downpours for much of the north bay. there are gaps in between those heavier downpours here and there. then a bit of a break in san francisco replaced by more light shower activity that is making its way in from the coast. moderate range off of the coast that will be moving in. a break in the action farther down the peninsula. there is more shower activity towards the south, the bottom of the monitor, indicating the break in the mountains will not last a lot longer n general, we will see the gaps between the showers. the showers are fewer and farther in between. even when the rain chances are at their lowest they are not going to be 0 at any point over the weekend. spotty showers, be ready to adjust outdoor plans, have it ready, even the lowest will not be 0, more rain spreading out. especially tomorrow afternoon, wet conditions at levi stadium. kick off is at 5:15. it looks like at l

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as moderate voters in new hampshire support nikki haley. just 13% of those support donald trump. 60%, trump is dominating the conservative lane. 60%. look, this may be good for her in new hampshire. but john mccain won new hampshire in 2000. george w. bush became the nominee in 2000 because all these other states, they don't have that same -- not all of them have that same moderate appeal or independent voters or even open primary. some are closed primaries and they cater to the conservatives that donald trump appeals to. >> that's why you see nikki haley spend so much time in new hampshire, because the way the primary is set up. it is very different than the other races. look, i think just a really good example of nikki haley's rise, in new hampshire, is how we're seeing the other candidates react, specifically donald trump. we have seen for the past several months now, he's really only gone after ron desantis on the campaign trail. i have gone to nearly all of his rallies and you hear him repeatedly hitting desantis, but in recent weeks t

new hampshire is so unique, it has more moderate conservatives. haley sort of tries to go down the middle of the road. you'd think that would pay off big time, but you argue that that may not be the case. why not? >> because what has happened in the republican party, is there is this chasm between moderates and conservatives and it is all centered around donald trump. moderates tend to be much more anti-trump. new hampshire conservatives tend to be pro trump. and the dilemma haley faces now, yes, she's become the champion, leader of moderate republicans. i do think she's taken over some of chris christie's vote. all that is true. but she needs to make some progress among new hampshire conservatives. and what i've noticed in polls for weeks now, new hampshire conservatives who will make up the majority of the electorate on tuesday seem settled. they seem as if they have made up their mind and the majority are behind trump. so haley is trying to get two things done at once over the next few days. one, attract some of those conservatives, but also on

or a republican moderate. south carolina is where our campaign dies, just with john mccain. if you recall, it got very nasty in south carolina. the race card was pulled on john mccain because of his adoptive daughter who is of color. i think nikki haley is in for a rough ride. she's running for vp. she wants to be careful and doesn't want to tick trump off or his race. >> let's stick with south carolina for a moment. obviously, desantis seems to be prioritizing that state, really presenting or trying to present a challenge to nikki haley on her home turf. if he can eke out a second place finish like he did in iowa, how does that change things if at all for his campaign? >> the fundamental problem for ron desantis is that most of his voters are likely to vote for donald trump. so let's say that donald trump wins new hampshire. then you move on to south carolina. desantis is obviously more likely to place second in south carolina than nikki haley, again, because of that idea of the voter profile and where those

you mention moderate voters, i think that the question is whether those moderate voters, and there arethe us as in the past, i think many people have started to identify as one camp or the other. this is something we talked about with the new hampshire primaries whether for a large talked about with the new hampshire primaries whetherfor a large number of moderate photos. new hampshire is not like most of the country, it tended not to rate for donald trump, but i think that moderate voters are going to be a huge factor going forward. the problem the democrats may have a strange yet moderate fate is to get out at the polls. i think many voters have been turned off by the political process more than ever. ., the political process more than ever. . , the political process more than ever. ., ., ever. so, donald trump a's position is that all of — ever. so, donald trump a's position is that all of these _ ever. so, donald trump a's position is that all of these cases _ ever. so, donald trump a's position is that all of these cases are - ever. so, donald trump a's position is that all of the

more rain falling on the east side, san pablo bay, a little bit of a break in the action but still moderate shower activity that will continue making its way through. the rain continues for the east bay, into the oakland hills and parts of the tri-valley and a little break in the action in san jose, but more rain making its way to the santa cruz mountains and towards the peninsula as well. we are not done, we are certainly not done with the pattern overall, it is going to last for the next several days. the futurecast shows the shower activity gradually becoming a bit more scattered for the rest of this evening but it doesn't stop entirely, even when the rain chance is the lowest, it is not going to be at zero. we have more showers as the sun comes up tomorrow morning. that will carry us into early afternoon but more rain is going to develop by the late afternoon and generally wet conditions for the game, kick off at 5:15, the temperatures will not be an issue, above normal, but moderate rain will be coming in as waves, and even heavy rain sunday night into monday. >>> thank you. and the st

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moderate showing the influence in the state. trump still has a high approval among the 60-70% of republican voters. president biden, the question is about his age. when you look at the polling and talk to voters, there is concern that is one of the biggest challenge she will have to overcome that he will be able to serve out the term and has the energy and charisma to run a campaign. he will start on the campaign trail in south carolina with his speech about democracy. host: why do you think he chose those themes in his speech, will it be i am not donald trump are the issues i want to pursue? guest: expect a lot of the message to be about as much about donald trump as it is about his own accomplishments. certainly, he wants to talk about the economy. we heard a lot about bidenomics but people were still feeling the pain. they see the wars going on in ukraine and russia and what is going on in the middle east. there are a lot of delays and by biden understands he is pulling low. january 6 is a lot of the issue for democratic vote

some moderate rain. can see how widely scattered it is, and we'll have pockets of moderate rain from time to time. north of benicia. right now, we take you to the south and east, where a fremont in the east bay union city has been getting some pockets of heavier rain. i've heard from some of you and it is also raining pretty good from two 8-80 woodside, portola valley, some wet weather and really hasn't stopped in the santa cruz mountains. it's been scattered light, but we'll continue to see the breaks through the early morning hours on sunday, and then as it picks up again late sunday into monday, that's when we're going to see the 1 to 2 inch, maybe three inch totals. but as for right now, almost three quarters of an inch in santa rosa, the civic center up in san rafael, 0.91 sfo, a third of an inch, a quarter of an inch. oakland and belmont, and seven hundredths in san jose. there's a look at the golden gate bridge, where it is cloudy right now. 56 san mateo and oakland as well as san francisco, 55 he

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we'll see moderate to light to moderate rainfall, but it gets moderate to heavy later tonight and then quite heavy between midnight and about 4 a.m. so there's a lot of stormy weather left in this system before it starts to wind down early tomorrow morning. rainfall totals will range from about 2/10 of an inch in parts of the south bay to up to about an inch in some parts of the north bay, and these are some of the impacts to expect from this storm next few days. multiple storms coming through, heavy rain at times. gusty wind possible downed trees and power outages and flooding on rivers, creeks and streams. i'll have more a little bit later. dionne. all right, sounds good. >> spencer. thanks our team coverage continues now from the north bay. firstrillionesponders are standing by ready for possible flooding and landslides. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live for us in san rafael, with more details. and already you look like you've been getting a soaking. >> hey, dion. yeah, here we go again. another storm. incoming it is wet. it is windy and firstrillionesponders are looki

the moderator, robert the senior senator from ohio. thank you. brown presents an honor to join my colleagues of both parties on the floor today to read one of the greatest pieces of writing of the 20th century. dr. king's letter from the birmingham jail. i thank senators warnock and tell us in kc and capitol and bozeman and rosen for joining me. madam president, i ask unanimous consent that after i speak a briefly, you will recognize in this order, senator warren, senators warnock, tillis, kc than me then capitol in bozeman and rosa. without objection. thank you, madam president. our former colleague, doug jones from alabama began this bipartisan tradition that happened in his state. and it's an honor to carry it. today, we recommit to dr. king's mission to equal rights for all, to ensuring that every voice is heard and to the dignity of work. on friday, we walk, we marked workers memorial day. when we honor workers killed on the job over the past year and throughout our history. people don't talk enough about what dr. king was doing when he was

one would assume the more moderate votes like that would be going to haley. cruz was in the field you'd assume his votes. you have to add up all the conservatives or more maga republicans of 2016 versus a lot of the country club republicans of 2016. >> i've got some numbers they're looking at in that case, too. they're assuming exactly as you broke it down. but it gives us a map to look in these interesting places where maybe there's more willingness among people who are still in the republican party to actually vote for someone who isn't donald trump. i mean that's really the big question. >> one number in the exit poll that worries the haley folks, the feeling if trump wins, 56% say they're fine with that. so that's the bottom line to all this. and it should be a worrying sign of the biden campaign as well, because some of these people voting for her tonight may vote republican in the general as well. but keep an eye on southern new hampshire. we're all hearing that from our sources. >> and, you know, that number really gives us even more of a hint of why s

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you will notice some light to moderate rain. california drive. and in the north bay we are seeing the steady rain across parts of yountville. silverado trails. so it is definitely going to be a soggy night ahead with the south bay beginning to see some of that rain as well. from san jose to the santa cruz mountains. as we widen the picture here, this level one storm has been responsible for lightning off the northern california coast. so we're going to put it in the forecast as we have the possibility of seeing that some heavy rain at times at 9:00 tonight, those downpours in pockets at 11 p.m. winds are strongest over the higher terrain right now. oakland hills 43, mount diablo, 46 miles an hour. it's a level one tonight. rain briefly heavy at times, breezy to gusty surf. build slight chance of thunder. the biggest storm concerns. standing water on the roadways. a high likelihood localized flooding, moderate power outages. low and sierra snow. we're talking about a high likelihood. i'll be back with a look at the rest of your timeline and some w

moderate is unbelievable to me. i don't understand that. >> is she considered a moderate?hat the other candidates are saying. we were talking about foreign policy. ■that really was republican policy for decades and decades. until they reshaped the party. there is a high percentage of veterans in this state. they are top issues. especially when it becomes the primary. >> i heard you say joe biden is winning. he is ahead. nikki haley would be edging biden here in the state. thisit is very close. caller: the question is, donald trump it's out of there and he lies about everything. you know, just like he was saying he was lying about the democrats voting in the republican campaign. i just wonder why people let him get away with stuff. in reference to this book, trump's war on capitalism, it is telling everything he lied about and this guy david stockman is saying donald trump was the worst president ever. the republicans, they do not want to hear anything. they do not want to see anything. they do not want to hear anything bad about donald trump. host: let's see if we can get

it's been light to moderate from hayward to 8-80 in fremont.tle bit of moderate rain, but then there's a break here along the peninsula, and you can see the line here where the rain is just kind of not quite made it into the south bay. morgan hill, a little bit of shower activity and then into the mountains. we are looking at snow, winter storm warning through 4:00 on sunday and there's an avalanche warning for the back country once again, a weak snow pack as we have really strong winds and more snow coming with the snowpack underneath. not very stable. so that's why there's a chance for potential for more avalanches in the back country of the sierra nevada. 47 here in santa cruz, with some lightrillionain throughout the day. heavier tonight, 50 in hayward, 47 in san mateo and a very quiet looking pier 39. it has been a little bit rainy in san francisco, so 50 in napa, as well as santa rosa, 45 in livermore. and look at mount tam. yeah, it looks pretty stormy. so level two system strongest rain and wind throughout the evening. and overnight hou

she is liked by a lot of the moderates.e will be going back later today, ainsley. i have not seen a poll where he is out of single digits. vivek will have single digits there. maybe take three or four and maybe help president trump. is he going to be active in that process. now it's time to canvas the area. there is also a debate this week. i'm wondering if nikki haley and governor desantis say is it really worth it to beat up on each other the guy we have got to lap is not participating? we will see what happens. >> ainsley: desantis will be there today. next tuesday he will not be there when actually they take the vote. he has decided to go on to greenville south carolina for a town hall. >> brian: let's move on to what will be next after that. first off the south carolina primary is going to be intriguing because the governor of south carolina is not going with the former governor of south carolina. mcmaster. henry mcmaster going for trump and it's helping him. >> ainsley: first final to endorse donald trump years ago. n

you have independents who had a divided conservatives, liberals, moderates.they saw the polling from cnn, which show that nikki haley had trimmed down trump's lead to single digits, they saw the same thing that we saw, which was that 55% or haley won 55% of moderates while donald trump won 60% of conservatives. they knew that he would get the 60% of conservatives, but when it comes to new hampshire, you just have such a large swath that could go either way. again, because they identify it as independents, but could be more left leaning or right leaning. now, i will say that they're taking all of this into consideration. they, being trump's campaign. they launched a series of ads attacking haley on immigration. i'm told that was to shore up that conservative base. they believe that donald trump has a grip on the conservative base. they want to make sure that they held on to that. the other thing that adds on social security and medicare, that's going to target more moderate, independent. they want to chip away at that. they know people are going to show up to

. >> in fact, when you look at the breakdown of trump versus haley supporters, 73% of moderates broke moderates actually backed haley by over 50 points mods are a ou need to win the major swing states. >> joining us robert gibbs former press secretary for the obama administration. >> jennifer, how important are moderates and independents for the general election specifically for trump? >> they're extremely important. you can't win without it, and right now he's without it. he doesn't have them. we saw very clearly in the exit polls that the general election is going to be a great challenge for donald trump. he is weak where he needs to be strong when it comes to general election numbers. >> robert, the biden campaign responded to trump's win in new hampshire this way saying, quote, the results confirm donald trump has all but locked up the gop nomination and the election denying anti-freedom maga movement has completed its takeover of the republican party. that is a quote from the biden campaign. do you get a sense the biden campaign wants trump to be the nominee. >> yeah, i think the

>> thank you hearing no one moderator any callers on the line? >> madam secretary there are no callers on the like that. >> thank you, (microphone feedback) public comment is closed. >> been moved and >> all in favor, say "aye." >> aye. >> opposed? . thank you. >> next item, please. >> >> 12. discussion item: san francisco deferred compensation plan monthly report.. thank you. commissioners this is our ongoing monthly report to the full board the attached report is as of lights end of october and covers the money movement for the month and investment performance as demographic information a 3 we're trying to reconcile the data one month lag in commentary for that the gentleman is here to provide it; however, we're no december and the market has moved forward i wanted to know you're interested in and in for the we can move on to the next update. >> i'll move to question to the fellow commissioners. >> thank you president heldfond in the fertilize the irs agency nounsdz in november the for your contribution limits the regular contributions have inc

moderator. do we have any callers on the line. >> we have no callers on the line. >> thank you, hearing no calls, public comment is closed. thank you. >> next item. >> item number 9, discussion item, chief investment officers report. >> okay, this was, this particular, it was in your packet so. >> commissioners, i have three topics to cover in the cio report today. first i'll make a few points on performance, in particularly performance relative to the total benchmark, i'll provide an update of where we are relative to our new return guidelines. and as usual, will read into the record, the quote fields and in in case, terminations that we made since we last met. on the performance slides, flipping to slide 4, estimated performance for the calendar year to date is 9.2 percent. as you all know, equity markets bounce back in a big way in the calendar year and that was a big driver of the calendar year returns. but it's also worth noting that private credit also nicely contributed to performance. if

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that will be a moderate rainmaker. of an inch to three quarters probably will be the spread here could be an inch, maybe russian river, mount tamalpais, air temperatures mainly 50s. petaluma the lone outpost there at 49 degrees. but most locations are in the 50s cloud cover most of the day with off and on rain. the heaviest amounts will be in the morning, then decreasing in the afternoon. tremendous amount of moisture being entrained into that low. coming up from the hawaiian islands, it looks now we'll get a break thursday, friday we'll cloud it up. even if you don't have rain, there will be a lot of cloud cover and watch on friday night. saturday about marin county, san pablo bay, north san francisco, oakland north. there's going to be some rain south of that. no that's not the problem. there will be some copious amounts on the north coast and watch here. there's your system for today. there's tomorrow. we get a break right there. here comes that cloud cover taking us into friday. saturday. look what the line setting

now, you mentioned moderate voters. the big question is whether those moderate voters — and there aren't as many of them in the us as there have been in decades past — i think most voters have really started to identify in the us with one camp or the other. this is something that we talked about with the new hampshire primaries where there are a large number of moderate voters. new hampshire is not like the rest of the country. they tended not to break for donald trump. but i do not think these moderate voters are going to be a huge factor going forward. i think the problem that the democrats may have is trying to get moderate voters to get out at the polls. i think that many voters have been turned off by the political process altogether. so donald trump's position is that all of these cases are a witch hunt. so what's the response from the government and the democratic party? how do they respond to that allegation from the former president? well, i mean, the democratic party is in a difficult situation because any sor

it is light to moderate and intense. city 11 p.m. going as we head towards the early morning hours. 1230 the showers begin to taper and they're really starting to taper even more. by about 230 in the morning. they're gone by the time most of your commute begins is now rainfall estimates with this system, anywhere from about a 10th of an inch to just over 6/10 of an inch in half moon bay. so this is not the big storm, but there is a series of storms coming our way, and the stronger one comes in later on this week. your morning temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. we start out with fog and clouds tomorrow afternoon. it's going to be partly cloudy and at times mostly cloudy as clouds will stream in ahead of our next system as well. highs will be in the 50s and the 60s. a look at the weekend. we do have the potential for excessive rain and i say potential because this is an early outlook of where the heaviest rain could occur, not just the north bay, but parts of the coastline. the santa. cruz mountains and the east bay has that potentia

it is more moderate. what does that tell us?reporter: yeah, only about a third of voters today in new hampshire, norah, call themselves so-called maga supporters, the most devoted to the former president. that compares to about half last week in iowa. in 45% of voters today say they are independent but are less undeclared. that also suggests a more critical, less supportive group of voters today for the former president, who remember failed to win this state in the 2016 and 2020 general elections. >> norah: and robert, what about that composite of this electorate, since it is more moderate, that there is a large number of independents, what is the need for nikki haley? >> robert: it could be a coalition for tonight in new hampshire and across the country, future states, whether to south carolina or super tuesday. but when i talk to my top sources, what you have your governor christie nuno, we sat down with me today, he said were traditional republicans, this is the make or break moment. you have to now get behind nikki haley if

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moderate voters are flocking to him.his is probably the biggest threat to nikki haley and ron desantis' chances is, the air of inevitability that has taken over with the trump campaign. voters want a winner and they also want somebody who's trendline is pointing in the right direction. for many of the gop base voters, even more moderate ones who have held their nose and voted for trump hoping someone would emerge, they are seeing that there is not consolidation and are getting ready for the inevitability of trump as the nominee. amna: this points to another survey i wanted to look at, which is about the electability issue. the vast majority of republican caucus-goers said electability is a top issue. over 80%. this was a core of the haley message. if you are sick of losing, vote for me. she posted -- pointed to past elections where they lost the popular vote. some people say it is important for their nominee to win in november and the majority broke for trump. amy: electability is in the eye of the beholder. many republi

these are moderates. they are more libertarians than rebels -- liberals. i think that is a problem for donald trump, he lost the state last time. >> absolutely, this type of performance that she will need tomorrow to continue to have a viable campaign, unfortunately, for those of us who love democracy and do not want to see donald trump be the republican nominee. i agree, as we look towards what seems like the inability of him becoming nominee, he has significant election vulnerabilities, he is not appealing to the moderate swing voters. that will be a problem for him. >> we are looking at the actual official votes, very rare that you will have a candidate get 100% of anything, but while we are talking about this -- i wonder about the path forward, we have 50 states and a piecemeal approach, eating an elephant one bite at a time might be conceptually okay but when it becomes to be about delegates, you have to have a path forward two or three steps down the road. when you look at the path, if this were to pretend the future, is there a path? >> kate made th

what's been variable has been on the moderate side. we've seens moderates and independent bouncing around for the last month or so, going between former new jersey governor chris christie and nikki haley, then christie dropped out, nikki haley inherited some of those voters. that's where the volatility has been and that's what i'm wondering about today. how high that percentage of moderates will be for nikki haley and secondly, what would be the mix? the higher the turnout, the more moderates and independents are showing up, i believe. it's not only what percentage of the votes you get but how many of your voters turn out. i've been struck by the split in the electorate. host: there is a caller in our previous segment who was frustrated about the ability of voters were not registered with the party to participate in a party primary in his home state of pennsylvania. the rule is different there. why is that allowed in new hampshire? as we enter this primary, how often will we see that and how many states have that same rule? guest: yeah

>> he may be trying to moderate. it's not going to work. he owns what happened with the supreme court. he bragged about it. the words are going to be there. there's not a person out there who is following politics that doesn't know that roe v. wade was overturned because of donald trump. again, going to those moderate states, those swing states, it's going to be a disaster for him in the general election. that's the one thing haley can leverage from new hampshire is that it's looking less and less likely that trump can win swing states like new hampshire who have a strong independent streak. when it comes to the abortion, i expect it to go down to the same issue of freedom, freedom of democracy, freedom over a woman's body. it should make a huge change, especially with the states that have it on their own ballot for their state constitution. >> charlie, susan, alencia, thanks to you. >>> the battle lines. israel intensifying military operations in key areas of war-torn gaza. hostage families cling to hopes for a deal to free their loved one

moderates showing their influence in the state. still has very, very high approval among the 60 or 70% of republican voters. on the democratic side the question with the press about his age 81 years old will be 86 at the end of a second term you look at the polling you've talked to voters there is concern even among democrats that's one of the big challenges. so intact overcome the convincing voters and that he cann serve out. also he can drive home a message. be it is energetic inc. has the charisma to run a full-fledged campaign against donald trump is starting his campaign trail in south carolina he gave a speech about democracy, generate sixth, and the stakes of this upcoming election. >> what you think he chose those particular themes that will in this speech yesterday but the speech last friday as far as hoi he charts out the rest of the campaign is this going to be i am not donald trump or issues he wants to pursue the second term for. >> expect the biden message to be as much about donald trump of these the republican nomin

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right now, moderate runs from 10 to 15 inches by moderate ridges by the time the system clears out for sunday. we will get fresh powder, but there is a avalanche watch in effect for the morning. whenever you see that piling up with new snow that risk really increases. look at sunday. you can see upper 50s on the map heading into monday and tuesday. we stay dry. by wednesday, we are monitoring some instability out on the pacific that could bring us another chance of scattered showers but notice they will not be as cold. right now, we do not have any frost advisories in effect. wind speeds will pick up tomorrow but it does not look like it gets gust enough to where we will see wind advisories but by tomorrow that could change. if you live in the coastal mountains or around the coastline, you may want to bring it inside or tie it down before the rain was in tomorrow. >> i am just watching football playoff throughout the weekend, rain or shine. >>> up next, the 49ers are >>> up next, the 49ers are losing a important memb of er not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one

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dozens of amicus briefs in your head ted cruz arguing the platforms are moderating too much and that everybody back on then you had the committee for the freedom of the press arguing that platforms are moderating enough and there are civil rights violations taking place that are facilitated and more moderation needs to happen. they came in and said mostly leave it alone but there's a big difference between target regulation and failure to block and then you had others are doing for a test called the henderson passed which is based on the decision under the 4th circuit that came down last year that would dramatically restrict the scope of 230 so right now it applies to largely understood until the supreme court weighs in to apply to any kinds of decisions that platforms make as long as they are the d ones creating the content or editing the content. curating algorithms are all protected by section 230 under jurisprudence. henderson and forsake it said no, section 230 only applies where this improper content in the defamation and anything that isn't about improper content with the publ

exit polls show this was a far more moderate and independent base of voters, much more so than were ina last week. haley doing well with them. more independent voters voted tonight in new hampshire then then republicans are broke overwhelmingly for haley, a few warning signs for the former president as he continues his campaign, pulling tonight shows there's more skepticism and concern about the legal troubles he may face in the coming months, and a belief you may not be fit enough or office should he be convicted of a crime. that's a higher percentage and we saw in iowa last week and concerning an estate that very well could be one of the battlegrounds in the general election in the fall. and while the former president won most age and gender groups across the republican elec electorate, haley did better among higher income and college-educated voters. a sign that the president may struggle to unite the entire republican party and other voters who he might have well been able to win otherwise. norah. >> norah: all right, ed o'keefe they are with the trump campaign. let's go to cbs's c