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mr. castro: and that president should be elizabeth warren. [cheers and applause] mr.castro: now, as y'all know, i also ran for president. [cheers and applause] mr. castro: and i'm proud of the campaign that we ran. i ran for president because i have a vision for an america where everyone counts. [cheers and applause] mr. castro: where every voice is heard. i ran for president because i felt tremendously blessed with the opportunity that i've had in life, and i wanted to make sure that everybody, no matter who you are, could have that same kind of opportunity. some of y'all know that i have a twin brother, joaquin. my brother is here tonight. [applause] mr. castro: don't clap too loud or i am going to get jealous. don't clap too loud. [laughter] mr. castro: you know, joaquin and i grew up on the west side of san antonio with my mother and my grandmother. my mothe grandmother had come or to the united states in 1922 from northern mexico, because her parents had passed away she . she never finished elementary school. she worked as a maid, a cook, and a babysitter. she ra

mr. beranek: thank you, senator klobuchar. next is senator elizabeth warren. [applause] warren is a senator former educator, and in 2012, became the first woman from massachusetts elected to the u.s. senate. she was formerly a law school professor specializing in bankruptcy law because of her specializing in advocacy. present obama appointed her assistant the president and special advisor to the secretary of treasury on the consumer financial protection bureau, where she advocated for working americans in the middle class. please join me with an iowa bringing senator elizabeth warren to the stage. [cheers and applause] mr. beranek: thank you for coming. sen. warren: thank you. educators -- hello , iowa educators. hello. it is good to see you this morning. reminder weather is a that iowa educators are tough, right? it is so good to see all of you this morning. mike, thank you for the introduction. i'm going to fill in just a little bit and tell you a little bit more. my daddy in a family, had a lot of different jobs. he sold paint, carpet, fencing. we ended up

and mr sanders was assailed by elizabeth warren over his alleged comment that a woman couldn't win inm iowa, here's our correspondent gary o'donoughue. here in the spin room, all of the campaigns are trying to hone their message to the waiting journalist, trying to argue that their candidate alone was the outright winner. but in truth, no—one delivered a knockout below —— blow tonight, but there have been some palpable tension between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. they have failed to shake hands on the debate stayed at the end of proceedings. unusual for one of these baits, there was a discussion of foreign affairs and attentions of the run and the killing of qasem soleimani. some of the candidates want to bring troops home straightaway. others want to leave some in the middle east for the time being. there were six candidates on the stage tonight, but in truth, there was a seventh. a seventh presence, that of donald trump. and a big question, who could best beat him in the november election? joe biden will feel he has made his case once again for that claim. but there is still

mr. president. we saw elizabeth warren, candidate for president, on the debate stage last night, but in december of 2016, after donald trump had been elected but before he had even been sworn in, she held a press conference talking about impeaching him. the day the president took the oath of office, there was a headline in "the washington post," the campaign to impeach the president has begun. and now here we are over three years later since election day of 2016, and we're getting ready to have votes in iowa in just three weeks, less than three weeks. so this isn't really about trying to remove president trump from office. it's trying to influence the vote in 2020. with voting in iowa three weeks away, the general election not far away, on november 3 voters, not congress, are going to decide whether to keep president trump in office. the president has a terrific record to stand on. seven million new jobs since he was elected. seven million new jobs. cut taxes, gutted regulations that were punishing to the economy. t

mr. president. joining me right now on elizabeth warren's attempt to divide the country, gina loudon. i guess there were no minorities on stage so she had to go for gender. usually it's race. now it's gender. >> this is where their gender identity politics has gotten them. this is the same song and dance they gave us in the last election. it's like they can only operate from muscle memory of division. but the american people are tired of it. not a single word about economic growth. that's the kind of issue that gets most women excited. trish: she talked about how she was going to grow our economy, give free this, free that, aoc-style math. that's where the growth allegedly is coming from, if it's note climate change. >> that will sink the economy. and most women are smart enough to figure that out. under this trump economy. 3.5 million women have jobs that didn't have them under the democrats and obama. 1.5 million women have been pulled out of poverty. i think those millions of women watching the debate if they weren't watching the rally. i think they were looking for some indication

some of the exchanges between elizabeth warren and mr sanders were particularly frosty, with ms warrenase welcome tonight's candidates. and then there were six. six white people on the cnn stage for the last democratic debate before the voting begins. but it was the issue of gender that was the focus of a row between the two left of centre candidates, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. after senator sanders was accused of saying a woman couldn't beat donald trump. why did you say that? well, as a matter of fact, i didn't say it. and i don't want to waste a whole lot of time on this because this is what donald trump and maybe some of the media want. the sanders campaign first called the accusation ludicrous, then said there had been crossed wires. elizabeth warren sidestepped an outright row. what did you think when senator sanders told you a woman could not win the election? i disagreed. can a woman beat donald trump? look at the men on this stage. collectively, they have lost ten elections. the only people on this stage who have won every single election that they've been in are the

elizabeth. let's move now to the reason why mr judah will not be attending the commemoration of insead young bush him tomorrow want you to listen in to what president today had to say. the fact that i asked for the facts regarding the start of world war 2 yes i'm sorry to say but president putin is knowingly spreading historic lies you know to mr not enough that he's doing that to clear stalin's russia the responsibility for starting the war with nazi germany viggiano sure aussie style you know skin potential don't give ownership of it i assume he's ashamed of it today. stooges. which is what what do you think that the president there what is he most worried about here well i believe what what's really worrying for for the polish president is the russian president mr putin has been very very active lately talking about the history of europe and talking about the history of world war 2 and how it began and mr putin in some several speeches accused poland of partially being of complicity in the in the outbreak of 2nd world war and indirectly of complicity in the holocaust which again made a potent

elizabeth warren called the move reckless, and bernie sanders accused mr. trump of putting america on the path to another endless war. meanwhile, julian castro has dropped out of the race for president. he made the announcement on twitter yesterday. >> given the circumstances of this campaign season, i have determined that it simply isn't our time. >> castro said he'll continue his fight for america. his departure means there are now 14 democrats running to defeat president trump in november. some of them are raising a lot of money. vermont senator bernie sanders raised $34.5 million in the fourth quarter of 2019. pete buttigieg, whose time as mayor of south bend ended this week, brought in nearly $25 million. former vice president joe biden has his best quarter yet raising close to $23 million. and businessman andrew yang collected $16.5 million. they're all dwarfed by president trump's $46 million haul this quarter. his team credits the impeachment saga. mr. trump now has over $100 million in the bank.raliere fir expected to get worse. government official

senator elizabeth warren and senator bernie sanders -- mr.out a that he does not think a woman could be fit for the presidency. >> as a matter of fact, i did not say it. i don't want to waste a whole lot of time on this because this is what donald trump and maybe some of the media want. anybody who knows me knows that is -- that it is incomprehensible that i do not think a woman could be president of the united states. viviana: senator warren points out that the only people on stage that have won every election they have run in our women. leading to a trial that is expected to start a sweet, the president has yet to settle on defense strategy and lawyers that will represent him. the majority republican senate is almost certain to acquit him. and the senate moving closer to a rebuke of president trump over iran. the jr. senator from virginia, democrat tim kaine, says he has enough republican votes to pass a war power bill limiting the president's options. several republicans changing -- concerned about the presence up at changing justification

elizabeth warren is not the one for us. mr. trump is the one. he will get the job done. >> alright, deborah. deborah is a republican in missouri. alright, we'll go to carry, if we can, marina del rey, california. independent. >> thanks for having me on. , some interesting colors to say the least. i'm a sanders supporter. i just wanted to circle back on one important point, important talking point the right and some of the middle keep repeating, your last caller, actually. >> i'm going to jump in at this point. as you can hear, the concert is about to get underway. we'll stop with our calls for now. we'll pick up with campaign 2020 coverage. live coverage inside clive, iowa of the bernie sanders event. ♪

mr. trump has no strategy. >> reporter: and the elephant in the room, sanders denied that he took elizabeth warren in 2018 that a woman couldn't win the presidency. >> anybody knows me knows that it's incomprehensible that i would think that a woman could not be president of the united states. >> reporter: senator warren responding. >> i disagreed. the only people on this stage who have won every singleeye be are the women,my and me. [ applause ] >> so true. >> reporter: the moment getting perhaps the most attention happened after the debate when sanders extends his hand to warren and she appears to rebuff it.ses arnoless e s ghat sander the top with former vice president joe biden, senator warren and former mayor pete buttigieg following closely behind. kenneth. >> our political director saying at least four of those candidates have a real shot at winning it less than three weeks. megan, thank you. >>> all right to washington now and the articles of impeachment against president trump are heading to the senate today setting the stage for a trial to begin next tuesday. democrats are also sending over new evide

mr. trump was privately talking up the idea of a military strike on the iranians during the holidays. presidential contender elizabeth warren is one senator wondering whether they obtained market moving information and had the opportunity to trade defense industry stocks or commodities. publicly, mr. trump was calling for peace. >> do i want to, no. i want to have peace. i like peace. and iran should want peace more than anybody. so i don't see that happening. >> reporter: one big potential hiccup from the senate impeachment trial, president trump is scheduled to give the state of the union address in three weeks. at the moment, white house officials say there's no plans to delay that speech, former president bill clinton appeared during his trial. trial is scheduled to begin as he heads off to the dafos economic forum. the president is off to a rally in milwaukee. that also is still on. chris? >> so many different things could develop between now and next week, let alone a few weeks in the future. look what we have tonight, the whole state of play in the campaign could change, jim, with what happens on the stage beh

you are here for elizabeth warren because we think she would be a great president of the united states. [applause] [dog barking] rep. mcgovern: thank you, benji. so does benji. [laughter] mr. mcgovern: from worcester. all the issues that need attention, she's on the right side. whether it is medicare for all or lowering the cost of prescription drugs are making college more affordable and attainable. whether it is investing in our infrastructure to fix our roads and bridges and have the finest railway system. in the world in the next decade, she's all there. issue of the climate crisis, we have a president what doesn't believe in the climate crisis. it's january and it's 50 degrees. something is going on. elizabeth not only talks the talk, she walks the walk. she has a plan for everything. someone would say, does she have too many plans? i can't believe somebody would raise that question. we have a president right now who doesn't have a clue. he would not know a plan if it hit him in the back of the head. it be refreshing to have a president of the united states who knows what the hell they are doing? with a roadmap to follow to make this country a better place. i am also

next, joe biden, pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar, and elizabeth warren speak at niu education conference. -- at an iowa education conference. mr. beranek: good morning, everyone. all: good morning.

elizabeth the first. >>> a harrowing scene. the planet food those planters food company is killing off mr. pena. they show mr. peanut with a car accident. they go over a cliff and managed to hang on a branch, and he sacrifices himself to sacrifice those save his friends. it will be in the third quarter of the super o way they can do >> is it really necessary? can they just let him retire? >> i feel like that is a first- quarter commercial and then in the fourth quarter, there is a surprise. >> like the old soap operas. >> it got us talking about it. it achieved their goal. >> i wonder how much it cost to run that ad. >> millions of dollars. >>> up next, we will hear from one san francisco native who is been cheering on the san francisco team since they played back in the old keys are stadium in the 50s. plus, moving the super bowl from sunday to saturday. how about that? the reason behind the proposed change. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem th

elizabeth warren at 12% in nevada. joining me from the super tuesday state of north carolina, mr. tom steyer.ank you for joining us. you will be and the stage tuesday and senator cory booker, democrat of new jersey will not, and he said that the rules have systematically paid the way for a billionaire to buy his way on to the stage. do you believe that you would be on the stage if you were not spending millions of dollars and putting it into your own campaign? >> jake, i think that the thing that has put me on the stage and it is the same for every single person running for president is message. i have a simple message which is the government is broken, and it has been bought by corporations. i spent ten years as an outsider putting together coalitions of the american citizens to fight and beat those corporations. i am the only person in this race who will say that his or her priority is climate, and i will attack it from the standpoint of the very first day from the standpoint of the environmental justice, and that i can take on mr. trump on the economy in to a way that nobody can, because i

mr. trump. it's a fox news excl national tv? >> a hot mic captures a tense exchange between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. we'll ask the sunday panel how their split shakes thins up just two weeks before the iowa caucuses. and our power player of the week. doctors said he'd never walk normally again. now he's pushing the limits of human potential. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. the senate impeachment trial of president trump is set to begin in just two days. but we still don't know exactly what the trial will look like, how long it will last and whether senators will hear from witnesses. >> reporter: president trump is spending part of the weekend here but is scheduled to fly in for an economic summit sunday. >> do you solemnly swear -- >> reporter: senators return to washington to begin battle over establishing rules governing president trump's impeachment trial. >> our members feel that we have an obligation to listen to the argument. >> a fair trial seeks the truth. no more, no less. >> reporter: last night the president's defense team, led by the white h

interview with abc today, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren expressed again her own doubt that the president made the ght move. misses warren: -- mrshe is part of a group that our federal government has designated as a terrorist. the question, though, is, what's the right response? and the response that donald trump has picked is the most ofcendiary and has moved us right to the edgar. judy: joining burlington to us from burlington to discuss the soleimani attackore, democratic presidential candidate and independent esenator from vermont ber sanders. senator sanders, thank you very much for being with us aga. let me ask you first about iran. you ha criticized president trump for targeting, the killing of general soleimani you calledan issassination. but if the administration is able to produce hard evidence that he was going to attack americans, would you then say this was justified? mr. sanders: well, that is a hypothesis. we have not seen that evidence. frankly, i doubt tt evidence is there. judy, i -- what is going on right now feels to me exactly what i saw in 2002 and 2003. and that was the lead-up and the justification for th

proposed plans and what they could mean for the economy we spent a lot of time on elizabeth warren perhaps not as much on mrrd to hearing about this, robert >> david, the numbers are even bigger bernie sanders' plan for health care, the green new deal, and jobs would more than double total federal spending sanders has not released the total cost of his plans but a new estimate by the former treasury secretary larry summers finds the plans would cost over $60 trillion over the next decade more than the total spending of 52 trillion. it would be two and a half times bigger than fdr's new deal and federal spending as a share of gdp would grow by 20%. that would be the largest since world war ii now, you compare that to senator elizabeth warren's plan. that would increase spending by 12% of gdp buttigieg by 2%. and biden by 1%. sanders' big ticket item is of course the medicare for all plan that would cost around $30 trillion over the next decade. his green new deal adds another $16 trillion add to that his jobs for all plan that would give every american who wants a federal judge a job. that adds another $7.5

mr. biden is on track to win the general election. but he does not see the two leading liberals in the race, elizabeth warren of massachusetts and bernie sanders of vermont as strong candidates. he filed paper work before the deadline which is the earliest in the nation. he finally announced his candidacy on november 24th. some say his bid is all about the money. that he's buying his way in. i say if he didn't have credibility, that alone wouldn't work. it's not just the money. he's a qualified guy with a record of accomplishment behind him. yes, he risks alienating the voters in the early contests that he has skipped. but his response to those democrats is to say that he's opening his wallet in nationwide advertising including in their states to take down donald trump. consider that bloomberg just committed to run an ad during the super bowl at a cost of $10 million. the only other candidate to make that kind of buy? donald trump. so, here is bloomberg's play. we're less than a month from iowa with no clear front-runner, then comes new hampshire, equally competitive, followed by nevada and south carolina, where joe biden, due to his s

mr. t's, some real gems. what do you have? >> well, you know, one of the coolest things i found, which is an original elizabeth montgomery "bewitched went through herself and put "kill" on them -- she didn't like it -- and she put a question mark on that one, which was kind of neat. >> "i look like i should be sitting in the dentist chair. kill." well, for elizabeth montgomery, someone that's a big fan of hers, this has value? >> yeah, absolutely. probably these are worth $100, $200 each. >> what if there are more like these filed away in these cabinets? here's my bottom-line question about all this. is it worth a million dollars? that's next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> after inheriting their cousin's trove of nearly 2 million entertainment photos, the lerner brothers are trying to figure out what to do with it. do you have a plan? >> we pretty much don't know what we're gonna do with it. it's too big for us to do anything with. >> to help them weigh their options, i've invited auction house e

mr. trump threatening to commit war crimes. senator elizabethn also used that expression, war crimes. joe biden said that the president is irrational because he took down a terrorist who killed or maimed thousands of our fellow citizens. hold on a minute. is middle america outraged? i don't think so. trump der ringment syndrome is a live and well in the salons of new york city and the beach at malibu, but i doubt voters of flyover country feel that way, i really doubt it. we're beginning to hear more sober analysis, how about that. joe lieberman, remember al gore's running made, writing in "the wall street journal" saying the president's decision to kill soleimani was bold and should be supported by democrats. top, i repeat top "new york times" columnist, tom friedman says, one day they name a street after president trump in tehran. why? because our president took out the dumbest man in iran and most overrated strategist in the middle east. unlike others the at times mr. friedman shows little anxiety over the killing after mass murderer. what we

mr. trump is going to have to beat him on the economy, and i have the experience and the expertise to show that he's a fake there and a fraud. >> senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren also got a chance to address a feud that's been escalating. let's bring in our nbc's ali vitali who's in iowa this morning. where does the sanders-warren friendship stand this morning? >> reporter: yeah, well, phillip, friendship and politics are often a pretty tough mix, especially when you're running for the same job of course we had seen sanders and warren have a sort of alliance of sorts both on the debate stages and on the campaign trail but we knew that eventually this was going to have to end. and given the chance to escalate the feud they didn't go there but there were clearly some simmering tensions left over listen to how this manifested after elizabeth warren used an opportunity to talk about their 2018 meeting to instead pivot tie larger argument about her own electability after that clearly still tense let's listen >> i defeated an incumbent republican running for congress. >> when? >> 1990. >> wasn't it 30 years ago? >> i beat an incumbent republican congressman >

mr. steyer how he felt when that video came out, when elizabeth warren and bernie sanders having an argument tried to get in the middle to introduce himself to bernie sanders. i found it unusual because they had been on the debate and he had met him yet. but sanders brushed him off and walked away. i was just curious how he felt about that. maybe he is looking at him as vice president, who knows. but anyway, as far as the countries concerned, i wish everybody would come together as we did in the old days, democrat, republican, independents, and support the president who is in at the time. at this time, it's the it is goodvoter -- that we have c-span because if you watch that, you can watch the whole trial uninterrupted and really learn things, like i did yesterday. but if the uninformed voter is only hearing from other people, you know, this guy is a liar, blah, blah, blah, but if you look at it, just look at your own situation, everybody look at your own situation -- unemployment is the lowest in history. and in a fair way, for all. we are safe. you don't hear much about isis anymore. the m

mr. trump. it is a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus -- >> i think you called me a liar on national tv? >> what? chris: a hot mic captures a exchange between elizabetharren and bernie sanders. we'll ask the panel how the split shakes things up two weeks before the iowa caucuses. our power player of the week. doctors said he would never walk normally again. now he is pushing the limits of human potential. all on "fox news sunday". ♪. chris: hello again from fox news in washington. the senate impeachment trial of president trump is set to begin in just two days. but we still don't know exactly what the trial will look like or how long it will last and whether we hear from witnesses. we will hear in a moment from lindsey graham. >> chris, president trump is spending part of his weekend here in florida but scheduled to fly to swifted land for an economic summit on monday, only hours before the senate starts the impeachment trial. >> do you solemnly swear -- reporter: senators returned to washington tuesday to begin battle governing rules governing a president trump's impeachment trial. >> we have obligation to listen to the arguments. >> a fair trial se

elizabeth warren is that he didn't wear the same blue pantsuit on the same day. >> marie: there was a lot of evidence he wasn't helping that out. >> andy: miss congeniality says mrgeniality is very congenial. i miss impeachment, i really do. >> kenney: bernie sanders saying "my wife likes me on a good day" is very funny. >> harris: i remember then candidate barack obama saying "she's likable enough." oh, my goodness, we've got to scoot. this half hour goes by so fast. annie mccarthy, thank you. we are going to turn it over in just a few seconds to martha maccallum and bret baier. our live coverage in washington, d.c., begins of the senate impeachment trial of president donald j. trump. watch. ♪ >> martha: this is special coverage of the senate impeachment trial of president donald trump live from washington once again today. hello everybody, i martha maccallum. >> bret: i brett bayer. senators will your opening arguments from house impeachment managers just moments from now. we expect them to continue fighting for more documents and witnesses including former national security advisor john bolton. here's chuck schumer from earlier. >> of the house managers made

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mr christpher sutton—mattocks said harry and his parents had been "failed" by the queen elizabeth thender my care under those seven days i would be held accountable for that. but nobody has at the hospital. our correspondent helena wilkinson is at the inquest in maidstone. it isa it is a very very sad story, and a story with lots of lessons. yes, a lot of lessons, and the coroner today has been very critical of the hospital trust. he opened the conclusions to what has been a three—week inquest saying that the pa rents three—week inquest saying that the parents and how his parents were obviously very excited, first—time pa rents, obviously very excited, first—time parents, and harry was a much loved baby. but there were a series of failings made by the hospital, one of which, there was a locum doctor in charge on that night and the coroner said that he should not have beenin coroner said that he should not have been in charge. we also heard that there was a doctor that took nearly half an hour to try to resuscitate harry, and these were failings that the coroner said and also ruled tha

mr. bloomberg that he would have the support through the campaign no matter who the nominee is. does that include the staffers that are there on the ground? even if it's a bernie sanders or elizabeth warren? >> if it's bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. we're about 800 strong now on the ground. we have a footprint in 30 states. we saw no other democrat in arizona, michigan. >> dana: will your staffers stay through 2020? >> we hired them through the year. >> dana: so in september mr. bloomberg said we can't have the party go too far left. one of the things in response to what beto o'rourke suggested on guns is to basically take the guns away. take a listen to mr. bloomberg in september. >> that's why i won't be a candidate of the democratic party. because it's so impractical and it wouldn't be such a rallying cry for people to say they're overstepping their bounds. >> dana: so what changed after that? >> i don't think anybody has changed. what he has said and he's willing to campaign on it he's not going to go into people's homes and take their guns away. he believes in enhanced permitting, background checks, common sense approaches to gun control that a lot of states already embr

mr. sanders surrogate is that they both want to be focusing on moving on. the way we're going to win this election is by keeping our heads down, doing the work of engaging with voters. elizabethuption campaign that's going to allow her to reach across ideologies and produce that winning turnout to beat donald trump, that's what we should be focusing on as we go into tonight's debate. >> let me ask you this basic question. what do you think is the reason why hillary clinton lost in 2016? >> i'm not going to speculate. what i'm excited about is that so many women and men from across the country won in the house in 2018, i think that's the political moment we're in, and so i -- >> i don't mean to interrupt you here, do you not think it's important for the democratic party to -- i mean, everybody -- you got to figure out why you lost, and i guess what i'm getting at here is, there's a large debate inside the party, and there isn't an agreement into why she lost. how do you fix the problems to prevent another loss? >> to me, it's very clear that the key to winning this election and most elections for democrats is very high turnout, and very high voter enthusiasm, so i think that's

mr. yang: congrats. so we are in the midst of this winner take all economy, and the question is how to we balance it or turn it around? bernie and elizabethhampion a wealth tax, which i understand and even agree with in spirit, but i am a facts and figures guy, and when they rolled out a wealth tax in germany, france, sweden, denmark, and half a dozen other countries, it did work and they repealed it in all of those places. so to me, if we do not learn from the experience of other developed countries who tried something, do we think the wealthy in america are somehow more excited about participating in a wealth tax than the wealthy in germany, sweden, france, and denmark? they are probably worse if anything, right? that would be the argument you make, it is going to work better here because -- why? because we are somehow different than their wealthy? the question is, how do you turn that around and balance the economy in a meaningful way? the way i would do it is through this value added tax that falls most heavily on the tech companies like amazon, facebook, google and the gang, and the example i use is jeff bezos. jeff bezos is worth $1

mr. trump's cash on hand to $102.7. campaign officials credit the impeachment trial for what they say is their best fund-raising quarter yet. bernie sanders raised $34.5 million, pete buttigieg netted $24.7 million, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren's campaign raised $17 million. >>> a unique program is helping families of newborn children being treat ed, focusing on the journey of recovery. kristen sze explains. >> it'slmost lunchtime. >> reporter: for the past month amanda bates has watched as her son asher steadily gains strength at the nicu in san francisco. his home since being born six weeks premature. >> when i started, it was definitely a scary experience because i had just given births. >> she said each feeding, each exam, each nap is like a mile marker on their journey home. she's been tracking them as part of a unique program started at the hospital creating a living roadmap with beads. >> for each bead that has a figure represents an achievement of that day. >> reporter: the program is called tiny victories of life. child life specialist shannon says it's a way for parents to focus on the progress they're making and gather strength from each hurdle. >> if the baby had to be rushed to surgery, they'll have a sur

no gain saying momentum and strength, those guys as well as elizabeth warren on caucus night could blow back bernie sanders and win here. >> mr jump ball. been out there a good bit. followed pete buttigieg and his campaign from the start. buttigieg is down nine points in the des moines retgister poll. what's going on? >> mayor buttigieg has a lot of appeal in iowa. many voters even sanders supporters like pete buttigieg. und underscoring his credentials, a veteran, and following the iran crisis, some turning in the democratic party more towards anti-war voice, like senator sanders other looks for a seasoned hand like vice president biden. look at des moines register poll pay attention to the andrew yang voter. they're an anti-establishment-type voters who want more expansive federal government, because they moved to sanders. and i've noticed about sanders campaign out in iowa. iowa is 90% white. sanders had trouble in 2016 in states like south carolina appealsi appealing to african-american and hispanics voters. people wearing t-shirt, affection towards bernie. getting that other percentage in the state to come out. historic

elizabeth, 12, 2 and 1-year-old. turn over things to major lambert. >> thank you. [ applause ] thank you so much mr. rowan for the introduction, and thank you all for being here tonight to learn a bit about civil war gunpowder and logistics. as always, although i am a major in the united states army, nothing i say tonight is the opinion or policy of the dod. all views are entirely my own. so that gives me a bit of free reign to tell some great stories and answer some great questions. now here's what we're all here for. gunpowder. i thought about bringing samples. shannon said i couldn't unless i brought enough for everyone so unfortunately there won't be any goodie bags of explosives tonight. that said though hopefully we're going to learn a lot about it and there will be great information tonight that matters for your own research and for your understanding of america through the antebellum period and through the civil war. so the question i usually get from my students when i first bring up this topic is why gunpowder? why is it worth learning about? why does it matter and why should i sit through

elizabeth town, pa. good afternoon. >> caller: thank you, gentlemen. it's a real privilege and honor to speak to both you,mer gorka and mrlen. god bless c-span. i've been listening with great interest and maybe should i say growing concern. i really would like to ask mr. gorka if he feel -- should we still have confidence in our rule of -- our system as far as rule of law? these people on the far left -- i think of them. as like -- well, traitor wanna-bes. they may not take any actual action but in their speech and in their sentiment is get the impression they would gladly see the united states damaged and replaced with whatever ideal they have and it's -- they're not actual traitors. main they don't actually commit treason, but- >> host: i think we got the pointment thank you for calling in. >> guest: i like that phrase. i might have to phrase. traitor wanna-bes. something strange but the koetterry of individuals that did illegal things against us, the campaign and then us in the white house. think about the lisa page and strzok texts. you are in counterintelligence the highest level of the fbi and you're sounding thous

elizabeth warren comes in fourth at 14% followed by amy klobuchar, tom steyer with 3%, and mr.ang with re-percent as well. theher pickup in endorsement game for the former vice president. here's a tweet from cindy asked -- she isdy axne e the latest in the string of endorsements including congressman abby finkenauer and iowa attend the -- attorney general. cindy is a freshman congresswoman from iowa. we will have coverage of the iowa campaigning. today, jim mcgovern will be speaking to supporters of elizabeth warren. congressman mcgovern endorsed warren in 2019 and speaks at a kickoff event in concorde, new hampshire. we have live coverage at noon. we will also cover jonathan joining 2020 presidential candidate elizabeth warren at a town hall in cedar rapids, iowa. live coverage begins at 5:15 p.m. eastern time. we have covered other candidates as well as they have been stumping in iowa and around the country. you can watch our coverage if you go to c-span.org. host: a couple of comments from the twitter feed. nos is jody saying "there is question that ukraine is corrupt. in 20

mr. trump met in iowa for their first debate of the new year. also their last p event together before the iowa caucuses. the candidates reached out to voters but a split between senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders got the biggest response. at the end it appeared that warren refused a hand shake with her long-time ally. ed o'keefe covered the debate for us. good morning. what's behind this disagreement? >> reporter: the dispute between sanders and warren began on monday and became a flash point in the debate when moderators brought it up. warren said sanders once told her he doesn't think a woman can become president hp last night he denied all that. >> i didn't say it. >> reporter: senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, long-time allies now they say they remember a 2018 conversation differently. >> anybody who knows me know it's incomprehensible that i would think that a woman could not be president of the united states. >> what did you think when senator sanders told you a woman could not win the election? >> i disagreed. bernie is my friend, and i'm not here to try to fight with bernie. but look, this question about whether or not a woman can be president has

mr. wilson laid out any person who can't pass a background check criminally insane get a gun i say no. brian: here is elizabethloomberg. he bans his supporters democratic candidates. this ban puts impossible situation. undermines the. >> she is nervous mike bloomberg is catching up on her. mike bloomberg is in fourth place and probably pass her. brian: two or three encouraging polls. >> no question about it. second question is elizabeth warren. listen that was a decision made by bloomberg news in terms of you who they would investigate people. think for a second, the "new york times" did a piece on elizabeth warren just a few months ago where they said elizabeth warren had raised big money from big wealthy donors before she didn't. can you imagine if bloomberg news did that and called up her press secretary and said we are investigating her. could you imagine the reverse of you who she would react. brian: unfortunately we only have 10 seconds. i'm not in the business of giving bloomberg advice. if you are going to investigate the president. you should investigate the candidates in the 2020 race. congratulation

stuart: bernie sanders or elizabeth warren supporting voting for a man worth $54 billion? a great contest. ashley: we'll see. stuart: we have one of mrrrow. i will put it to him. how do you expect socialists to vote for a billionaire, unless they really, really hate mr. trump? ashley: there is that. stuart: this is priceless stuff. we come up to the end of the show. i want to thank everybody for being on board, again to peter schweizer, fine book, fine book. promise to read you cover to cover. >> thank you. stuart. stuart: i did for the other one, clinton cash." it kept me awake. my time is up. neil cavuto standing by. it is yours. neil: thank you very much, stuart. you guys got into the coronavirus roiling markets the world over. the deadly virus impacted at least 13 prices. oil prices down 3% on this. slackening global demand expected as a result. airline demand responding with tourist sites are closing one by one across the globe, not just in that region. volatility climbing to the highest level since last october. the u.s. has at least five confirmed cases. they're looking into possible others. grady trimble latest from i will kn

mr. stier and everyone else his surge is also seen in the brand-new pole of the contest that goes before self to n. nevada, he ties with elizabethn for third there, told percent support additive pete buttigieg. trailing only bernie sanders, in second place. and joe biden leads with 23%. steyer gained national prominence with an ad campaign trimming ups don't act on my drumming up support, but is one the only top-tier candidates that doesn't have to be worried about getting stuck in washington, d.c., for us an impeachment trial. he may also be the final qualifier for that democratic debate before the iowa caucuses on a stage that is set to string from seven candidates last month to six candidates this month. he and everybody else right now are hoping to upset the longtime national front-runner joe biden, who spent the night in california where he is such a campaign a few hours with the big city mayor whose endorsement here in last night, l.a.'s own eric garcetti. melissa? >> melissa: peter doocy, thank you so much for that. >> bill: up early in l.a. the senate still waiting on speaker pelosi on the articles of impeachment. >> the

elizabeth warren is a fibber, essentially. and maybe the time stumbled upon that very point. let's get to the former vice president. you're right, the times was savage about him. " mrational polls, but that might be a measure of familiarity is much as voter intention. what's more, mr. biden is 77. it is time," the times says, "for them to pass the torch to a new generation of political leaders." it's almost like they are writing a term script for a new lad. >> it did, build. see? bad habits. [laughter] it did, ed. frankly, they've just underscored what trump has been saying all along. i think you are going to see more of this, as newspapers and media across the country that are close to the democrats start accepting the responsibility of endorsement in this primary process. i think you will see some of the dividing lines within the party started to show up in the endorsement. >> ed: you been around politics a long time, which is why we have you on. did the dressing, for all the bad things for joe biden laid out even by "the new york times" editorial page, he is still the front runner and there are some polls in south carolina -- a key state, as you know, early on -

mr. president, we can't take time. let's get this over as quickly as possible. it's not in your interest to take this to the court." >> ed: let's shift gears. elizabeths got a new plan. now this one to criminalize disinformation. watch. oh, it's a quote, i'm sorry. "i will push for new laws that impose tough sibling criminal penalties with ."that if you lie about somethig it can become criminal. in political context. hasn't she had some questions raised about her? >> this is so funny coming from elizabeth warren. have you been on the right side of these issues? i don't think so, but now you want to give us the truth police. this is one of those where there's hypocrisy everywhere. but it's something that happens when you're feeling desperate. i think elizabeth warren is starting to feel desperate, and she is reaching for something to give her headlines. the truth police thing can do that for her. i think a lot of people look at that and say if anyone is going to bring some something like this, and nobody should, it definitely shouldn't be you. >> that's right, she is the purveyor of fake news herself. that's why donald trump calls or pocahontas. so i