ed o'keefe reports on that. >> reporter: after months of anticipati anticipation, he's finally getting in. >> you build merge. we build america. >> reporter: the former vice president will be launching his campaign with a video on thursday following by a rally in pittsburgh next week. it's biden's first for the white house and first with him at the front of the pack according to the latest polls. but at 76, he'll be the oldest seeking nominations from the younger more liberal democratics. >> i believe congress should achment. steps toward >> several contenders are pushing for it. >> i believe every senate in the house ought to have to vote. >> reporter: while others say impeachment would just distract from the message. >> people at home feel like nobody's talking to them. >> if for the next year, year and a half going right into the heart of the election all that the congress is talking about is impeaching trump and trump, trump, trump, and mueller, mueller, mueller, and we're not talking about health care or raising the working age to the living wage, and it works to trump's advantage

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ed o'keefe. ed, good to you have here.illions are threatened as a new round of powerful storms are sweeping through the south. tte mireya villarreal is in ruston, louisiana, which took a direct hit from an ef-3 tornado. >> reporter: the tornado ripped through ruston, louisiana, with winds over 136 miles per hour, uprooting trees and downing power lines. the storm hit around 2:00 a.m. while people were sleeping, ,earing the roofs off several homes and businesses. kathy jackson's daughter and 14- grar-old grandson were killed when a tree fell on their home. >> they did what they were eypposed to do-- they were in the middle of the home. they got away from all windows. they did what they were supposed to do. >> it's some of the worst devastation that we've seen. >> reporter: governor john bel edwards declared a state of emergency. the storm system started in east sexas yesterday, covering 150 miles. bryan and san augustine, texas, took a direct hit from tornadoes. >> wow! >> reporter: just five minutes before the tornado hit

ed o'keefe, cbs news, washington.: the man accused of throwing a child from a balcony at the mall of america was in court today. a judge in minneapolis set bail for emmanuel aranda at $2 nullion. a five-year-old boy who fell three stories is in critical rindition. police say aranda told thewentot boy at random. we turn now to a video that is bringing attention to the struggles of america's dairy farmers. me was posted by a farmer in minnesota, where the median income for dairy farms dropped bost year from about $43,000 to less than $15,000. dean reynolds has that family's story. orteeporter: from pine island, minnesota, from deep within a loud way of life, you can hear a cry for help from the heart. >> just got done arguing with my dad, just yelling, screaming back and forth. and it never used to be that way. >> reporter: last week, dairy farmer mark berg went on facebook to vent his frustration, bordering on desperation. >> it's not about money, but when you literally work day in ,nd day out, all the time, for nothin

ed o'keefe, thank you. marines have released the names of two crew members killed saturday when their viper helicopter went down during a training mission in yuma, arizona. major matthew wyden of pennsylvania was 34, captain travis bannon in tennessee was 30. this was the fourth crash in the training ground since 1996. 15 have died since then. the president today kept open the option of closing the southern border while the department of homeland security said it may reassign up to 2,000 border patrol officers to stop the influx of immigrant families from central america. manuel bojorquez is in el paso, texas, tonight. manny? >> reporter: well, jeff, the border patrol says it is likely to have surpassed 100,000 apprehensions of migrants on the southern border last month, including here along the sprawling el paso sector. that would be the highest one- month total in more than a decade. u.s. immigration officials say they have reached a breaking point trying to handle the influx of people seeking asylum. >>

margaret. >> brennan: ed o'keefe. we'll be watching the race. we will be doing that this sunday-- a little programming note for you here. my guests on "face the nation" this sunday include president trump's personal attorney, rudy. well, boeing's troubles are mounting. the company said today, it's cutting production of its grounded 737 max jetliners as it races to finish a software fix to get the plane flying again. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: a day after acknowledging a system on the boeing 737 max was a common link between two deadly crashes, c.e.o. dennis muilenburg announced the company will slow 737 production by ten a month from 52 to 42. the production cut comes as boeing is focusing additional resources on the software update required to get the max flying again. >> when the max returns to the skies with the software changes to the mcas function, it will be among the safest airplanes ever to fly. >> reporter: boeing paused deliveries after the grounding of its max fleet last month. the plane is vitally to boeing, estimated to ac

jeff. >> glor: okay ed o'keefe thank you very much. hollywood actresses appeared in court today for unpleasant, real-life roles. lori laughlin and felicity huffman face felony charges, along with other wealthy parents, for allegedly cheating the system to get their kids into big-name colleges. don dahler is in boston. >> lori! lori! >> reporter: the arrivals were not the type of red carpet treatment the actresses were used to receiving, but the media crush was their premiere of sorts where actresses lori laughlin, felicity huffman, and 10 other allegedly overzealous parents made their initial appearance in front of a federal judge. all are accused in a $25 million scheme, by lie or by bribe, of fraudulently getting their kids into elite schools. laughlin and her designer husband mossimo giannulli face fraud charges, allegedly paying half a million dollars to have their two daughters named as recruits to u.s.c.'s crew team, even though they were not competitive rowers. when the "full house" actress arrived at boston logan airport yester

>> glor: ed o'keefe for us in r shington. ed, thank you.ussian woman who admitted to being a secret agent for the kremlin was sentenced today to 18 months in prison. maria butina pleaded guilty for conspiring to infiltrate the national rifle association. she has already served nine shnths and will be deported after serving another nine anths. mo president trump went on stage at the n.r.a. convention in nvdianapolis, a man in the crowd threw a cell phone toward the president today and was grabbed by secret service agents. he is under investigation. the president later signed a letter telling congress he is withdrawing the u.s. from an arms treaty. the n.r.a. was against that agreement signed in 2013. it was never ratified by congress. the n.r.a. convention is being held during a national debate over laws that allow concealed firearms to be carried on some college campuses. in our series "eye on america," nikki battiste visits the university of kansas, a school divided over this issue. >> this is a smith & wesson 40. >> reporter: is this load

>> reporter: the latest guidance now is thursday. >> glor: okay, ed o'keefe, thank you very much. of the nation's largest distributors of opioids today became the first to face federal criminal charges in the opioid crisis. rochester drug cooperative, which ships to pharmacies across the northeast, agreed to pay $20 million to settle claims it did not report suspicious orders. the company's former c.e.o. was also charged. in new haven, connecticut, a police shooting has led to nearly a week of protests. body-cam video released today shows an officer firing at a car during a stop, hitting a passenger in the face. mola lenghi is there with more on this. video released showed the moment hamden police officer devin eaton pulled up to a red car, matching the description of one reported in an alleged armed robbery, and opened fire. >> 20 shots fired! argyle street! >> this is unheard of that we're putting it out so quickly. >> reporter: commissioner james rovella: >> what's important is transparency and trust. >> reporter: in previously obtained surveillance video, eaton can be seen sho

jeff. >> glor: ed o'keefe, thank you very much. president trump's ban on most transgender military service members took effect today. under the new policy, current transgender troops who have signed an enlistment contract can continue to serve openly and receive medical treatment, but transgender troops who enlist going forward will have to serve as the gender on their birth certificates. here in new york, a long career is coming to an end. f.d.n.y. battalion chief jim mcglynn is retiring after 34 years. this american hero was one of the miracle 16 who survived the world trade center collapse on 9/11. he was the last to be pulled from the north tower. >> any time i'm home somewhere and i see a picture of that building coming down, just coming down straight, i realize that i'm somewhere down here, and i just shake my head and say, "okay, thank you, god." >> we're moving everybody out. >> glor: on that awful morning, jim mcglynn was trapped under millions of tons of twisted metal. mcglynn, then a lieutenant with the f.d.n.y., had jus

ed o'keefe has the story. >> social norms have begun to change. they've shifted.nd the boundaries protecting personal space have been reset, and i get it. i get it. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden acknowledged today that he has caused discomfort for some, but he didn't apologize to his accusers and defended his personal interactions. >> scores, if not hundreds of people have come up to me and reached out for solace and comfort, something, something, anything that may help them get through the tragedy they're going through. and so it's just who i am. >> reporter: biden's comments come five days after lucy flores, a former nevada assemblywoman described an incident at a 2014 campaign event where she says biden approached her from behind, put his hands on her shoulders, smelled her hair and kissed her head. >> i really need him to acknowledge that that behavior wasn't appropriate. >> reporter: in the days since, three more women have described similar interactions with biden. nobody has accused him of sexual assault. >> i hear what they're saying. i unde

ed o'keefe has the story. >> reporter: hours after announcing his campaign joe biden was spotted on hisfrom washington to delaware and then picking up pizza in his hometown of wilmington. >> america's coming back like we used to be. ethical, straight, telling the truth. >> reporter: the former vice president launched his campaign in english and spanish. >> joe biden. >> reporter: with a direct shot at president trump, recalling his response to the 2017 white supremacist violence in charlottesville, virginia. >> he said there were "some very fine people on both sides." in that moment i knew the threat to this nation was unlike any i'd seen in my lifetime. >> reporter: the president welcomed biden to the fray with a tweet, calling him sleepy joe. last year mr. trump told jeff glor he dreams about running against biden. >> look, joe biden ran three times. he never got more than 1%. and president obama took him out of the garbage heap. >> reporter: even before his announcement biden courted controver controversy. in the past month eight women have come forward to say interactions with biden

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let's bring in kate o'keefe, a reporter for the "wall street journal." thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> for those that understand satellite technology, it's like a bunch of windows on the satellite. you can use them to bounce things off. information and otherwise. what exactly are the chinese capable of doing with our satellites? what we found in this investigation is that china is basically making use of a fleet of u.s.-made satellites to achieve strategic goals that run counter to u.s. foreign policy. in one case, we found china was using some of these satellites to connect chinese military uncontested outposts in the south china sea. in other cases, we found the satellites were being used by china to bolster their police forces in regions like tibet where international groups have documented human rights abuses. >> has the united states weighed in on this? >> so one interesting thing about this project that we learned is that all of this actually appears to be legal because the u.s. bans american companies from directly selling satellites to chi

o'keefe talk about the fact that she knows to have a company that could deliver 30,000 foods, she knows that is not in place right now because we've looked at other options. we looked seriously at what other options are available currently and we know at this time there aren't other options which is why the recommendation is made tonight for revolution foods. so we hear -- we've heard last year. we started working with them knowing there aren't the other options, that's when we really turn to improving the quality of food and increasing the number of meals that we're making in-house. so we're moving toward making more meals in-house, moving toward increasing the quality because we know we don't have the other option out there. we're going to continue to move in these directions, but we want to make sure it's clear that we are hearing you loud and clear that the quality of the food that we're receiving now has to improve and that's what we're working with revolution foods on and our own ability to produce meals in-house. >> i just want to say when i started teaching, you write essays. on

ed o'keefe has more on his statement. good morning. >> good morning. good to see you. the former vice president's message comes after five days of accusations and he drops his biggest hint yet he'll have more to say soon as a presidential candidate. >> i will be expecting to talk to you about a whole lot of issues. i get it. i hear what they're saying. i understand it. >> reporter: in the video joe biden acknowledged his actions but did not apologize. >> and my career i've always tried to make a human connection. i'll be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space and that's a good thing. >> reporter: his comments come after three more women told "the washington post" biden made them feel uncomfortable. one, vail kohnert-yount said biden pressed his forehead to hers. she remembers him telling her she was a pretty girl. katelyn caruso met biden after she spoke at an event on sexual assault. >> placed his hand on my thigh and crossed my boundaries and made me feel uncomfortable. >> reporter: all maintained it was not sexual harassment or assault but isn't beha

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ed o'keefe spoke to him today. >> reporter: there are some estimates that say this could cost maybe $10 $15 trillion over the next decade. >> no, no, no. look, we're spending $3.5 trillion right now. we are spending twice as much per capita on health care as any other nation. what our system does is get rid of insurance companies and drug companies making billions of dollars in profit every single year. >> reporter: and what happens to those insurance companies after your plan is implemented? >> if you want cosmetic surgery- - under medicare for all, we cover all basic health care needs. i suppose if you want to make yourself look a little bit more beautiful, you want to work on that nose, those ears, they can do that. >> reporter: so basically blue cross, blue shield would be reduced to nose jobs? >> something like that, yeah. >> glor: much more of ed's interview with bernie sanders tomorrow only on "cbs this morning." a huge snowstorm is heading for the central u.s. tonight. blizzard watches and warnings are up for denver and minneapolis. some areas could get up to two feet of snow be

ed o'keefe reports. >> reporter: former congressional aide amy lappos told the "hartford courant" todayhat biden reached for her face and rubbed noses with her in 2009. biden should not run for president and objectifying women is not okay. and that referring to this type of behavior as simply affection or grandpa-like or friendly is ridiculously dismissive and part of the problem. on friday, former nevada assemblywoman lucy flores recalled a 2014 event where biden approached her from behind, smelled her hair and kissed her head. >> this isn't new. i'm not bringing up something that people have not been aware of. >> reporter: biden has a tendency to be affectionate with women while on the campaign trail. flores says biden's behavior wasn't sexual, but should be a factor in the democratic primary. and yet, where he to win the nomination and square off against president trump -- >> that's not even a question. of course i would support biden. >> reporter: in a statement, biden said over the years i have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort, and n

ed o'keefe spoke with the self-declared democratic socialist in an interview you'll see only on "cbsthese days you're more likely to see senator sanders out on the campaign trail than here in the halls of congress. he's back today to introduce an updated version of one of his signature proposals. long considered too radical by many democrats, it is now central to how the party talks about health care. >> we have a chance for medicare for all. >> reporter: it is a common fran refrain of the democratic campaign, but what is medicare for all? >> it guarantees like every other major country on earth health care to every man, woman and child in this country. >> reporter: is this proposal socialism? >> no, it is not. it is similar to what the canadians have. >> reporter: under the plan, all americans would be covered by a government backed program like medicare. all necessary health care would be covered, but at a cost. some put the price tag at 25 to $32 trillion over the next decade. >> this sounds expensive. >> what is expensive and what is unsustainable is the current health care syste

mary o'keefe at the age of 19, posed for norman rockwell, for this picture, this little cover , the original that rockwell did, sold for $4.9 million. in 2002. why was this controversial? when my students look at it, they don't see anything controversial. that i say, look more closely. look at this. this is 1943. what is it about this image that caused eyebrows to hit the ceiling? i would say, these hues muscles on her arm, you pardon my saying, this there was another one, although, i don't think is to rockwell necessarily saw it that way. the buttons, the air of her head, the insouciant devil may care attitude, the homemade sandwich, which i grew up with my entire life, sandwiches. in her hand, and the feeling that she had taken control over everything. and, in fact, it was a wonderful image for the war. this is something that is great to start out with, because the name rosie the riveter, the song i was playing before, and the concept of rosie the riveter, became the emblem for what women were supposed to have done in the war. but that's not a simple picture, as we will, thank you. think y

ed o'keefe is covering the 2020 race. on? >> the big one, to start, is pennsylvania. he's headquartering his campaign in philadelphia. his first big rally will be in pittsburgh. it helps to address the math issue for democrats. if you win back the 20 electoral votes from pennsylvania, that alone could pretty much be the ball game on election night. for years, called the third senator from pennsylvania, right? because wilmington is basically a suburb of philadelphia. >> already gotten bob casey's endorsement in pennsylvania. >> bob casey. having the fund-raiser tonight attended by virtually every living and former democratic official in about 30 miles of philadelphia. and beyond there, the other -- the early primary state to watch, one we'll probably hold him to winning ultimately is south carolina given his deep relationships there with the late senator, jim clyburn and many others down there. >> apart from the names, this is uncle joe, you know, regular joe, from scranton, pennsylvania, and the rust belt states and white

ed o'keefe reports. >> i'm sorry i didn't understand more. i'm not sorry for any of my intentions. >> reporter: seen publicly for the first time since accusations of inappropriate behavior, par apology. esident joe biden >> i've never been disrespectable intentionally to a man or a woman. >> reporter: but in a hotel ballroom packed mostly with middle-aged men, he made light of his troubles not once. >> just so you know, i had permission to hug lonnie. >> but twice. >> he gave me permission. >> his first accuser lucy flores shows biden's equips shows he hasn't reflected at all on how his actions have made some women uncomfortab uncomfortable. he directly targeted president trump. >> this country can't afford four more years of a president locked in the past. we've got to get moving. >> reporter: moments after biden finished mr. trump tweeted that he's employed thousands of electrical workers through the years who will support him in 2020. >> he's going through a situation. let's see what happens. >> reporter: biden all but said he's in, but he

. >>> for more on the political week, cbs correspondent ed o'keefe joins us. good morning. let's start with joe biden. finally he's officially in the race. he raised $6 million in the first period. how does that look for change a for as democrats running for president? >> so far he's maintaining he has the financial support needed to build a campaign from scratch because that's what he's doing. unlike most of the other candidates in the race, biden hasn't had a campaign operation of his own in about 12 years. he has to go out and find those who will work for him and hope it will come in quickly and it did. in the coming days he's scheduled big fund-raisers in early may and seeking out the small dollar donations that drive the other campaigns especially those of bernie sanders, beto o'rourke, and kamala harris. >> how significant do you think that's going to be for biden? >> well, you know, anthony, i keep thinking since that happened yesterday, does america really want a grumpy old men campaign or are we going to be looking for something else? i loved that movie. i'm partia

here to discuss all of this michael o'keefe, moneymap press chief investment strategist, keith fitz geraldme in the region than most folks i know. feels like wall street doesn't want to get too giddiness over the potential deal, the more cool we feel like wall street is is. i don't know what that is all about. feels like it will happen soon, right? >> my take a deal would be lot closer than you think. the fact we have senior officials glad-handing, now shaking hands, tell meese there is awful lot of progress. the chinese prize relentlessness. the west prioritizes results. the fact you have senior people linking hands. that tells me they're very close to working those things out. charles: michael, how do you see it? >> same thing. basically what we're seeing a lot of progress, a lot of positive signals and your point about the markets reaction in some ways that positivetive is baked in a little bit. charles: to that point, let me ask you, michael, the last couple weeks i'm starting to sense whatever the anxiety coming into the new year, if you look at bond yields rebounding, gold starting t

but this splendid georgia o'keefe homage is the trump tower baku. or it was. it never opened. i can show you what it looks like on fire. there are two things this trump tower baku is known for. one of it is catching fire last year as it sat unfinished. the other thing it's known for is that gob smacking reporting that the new yorker ran about it in 2017, which everyone filed away never to talk about in polite company again. that new yorker story was the story of the trump organization, the president's business developing this would be orchid shaped trump luxky to youer in a random corner of azerbaijan. they were developing a business relationship that for all intents and purposes was funded by the iran revolutionary guard. the trump organization knew since 2015, the balcking for tht business was likely the iranian national guard, they knew it but kept going any way. they only backed out from trying to build that thing in azerbaijan after trump was elected in 2016. and that piece was just wonderful reporting from adam davidson with us. astonishing bottom line that not only trum

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michael o'keefe, thank you for joining us. >>> i want to get back to president trump. he's taking aim directly at socialist rival, maybe, bernie sanders. he's focusing on taxes. can we put that trump tweet up again, please, so our audience can see it while i talk to liz. i think it's right to go after bernie sanders. he's on solid ground. >> what we know is bernie sanders didn't pay a great deal in taxes last year, mainly thanks to president trump's and the gop tax cuts. so president trump is sort of saying wait a minute, if you really think taxes should be higher, why don't you just write a check. of course, other people have said that, too. look, the main thing here is bernie sanders has been very successful, he's written two or three books, made a million books, and guess what? i think that's great. he should be grateful to this system that he lives in, he's part of the capitalist system that he denounces at every turn for creating millionaires and billionaires who of course are rigging the system. it is a little ironic. the truth is, bernie sanders is paying taxes

ed o'keefe has more from a second woman to speak up about the likely presidential candidate. good morning. >> good morning, john. amy says she met biden at a democratic party fundraiser in gren wit greenwich, krconnecticut, in 20. >> we took some pictures, and then he came over and put his hands around my head and pulled me in, and as he was doing that, i was like, okay, he's going to kiss me. i was like, am i okay with this? i don't know. am i okay with this? you know, what is he doing? then our noses touched. he rubbed noses. >> she says she's partly speaking out in support of lucy flores, the former nevada assemblywoman who's also accused biden of inappropriate behavior. both women say that nothing biden did was sexual in nature, but they say the former vice president made them feel uncomfortable and violated their personal space. a spokesman for biden didn't return requests for comment on this new specific allegation, but over the weekend, biden said in a statement that over his lifetime of campaigning, not once, never, did i believe i acted inappropriately. we have arriv

ed o'keefe looks at why it rings true for some of biden's critics. >> reporter: we're still weeks away from biden's anticipated entry into the mrshl race and the accusation made over the weekend speaks to a part of his behavior that some find harmless but that his accuser deserves more scrutiny. she tells "cbs this morning" she was too nervous to share her story until now. >> all of a sudden i feel -- i feel hands on my shoulders and vice president joe biden is behind me. >> reporter: lucy flores aallegations joe biden approached her from behind at a 2014 campaign event when she was running for nevada lieutenant governor. >> he like smelled my hair and then he planted -- he leaned in further and planted this slow kiss on the top of my head. >> reporter: flores originally made the allegation in an essay published friday by thecut.com writing i had never experienced anything so blatantly inappropriate and unserving before. in his statement biden said in my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, i have offered countless handshake, hugs, expressions of affection, support and

ed o'keefe covered that rally in pittsburgh. i heard a mention of independents. >> he did, absolutely. the biden campaign has just released a video using president obama's words and voice to tell the story of biden's career. it's not an endorsement but a sign he plans to tout his accomplishments and back out on the trail for himself for the first time in about a dozen years biden went hard at president trump. >> donald trump is only president -- is the only president who's decided not to represent the whole country. the president has his base. we need a president who works for all americans. >> reporter: in his first campaign rally biden was clear about the need for democrats to win back pennsylvania. >> if i'm going to be able to beat donald trump in 2020 it's going to happen here. >> reporter: in 2016 president trump pulled off a surprising win in the state that voted for barack obama in 2008 and 2012. >> i make no apologies. i am a union man. period. >> reporter: working class americans and labor unions could be key to winnin

ed o'keefe is covering the 2020 campaign. good morning. >> good morning. it will be monday in pittsburgh. from there we're told he's off to visit the primary states and put special emphasis on south carolina, a state he's long enjoyed support. >> we've got to get moving. >> former vice president biden will enter the race for the 2020 democratic nomination in a place he's ever been, on top. the latest polling shows him leading the large field of 2020 democratic hopefuls with 27%. 7% ahead of senator bernie sanders. >> we'll take back this country. i mean it. don't give up. >> he hinted that an announcement will be coming soon, though he's been toying with the idea of getting into the race for a year. >> what's the holdup? >> what's the holdup? putting everything together, man. >> in february his family was on board. since then eight women have alleged biden made them feel uncomfortable in the past. later he partially apologized. >> i'm sorry. >> i sat down with him in late 2007. >> i'm convinced, me matched against obama, me matched against hillary, me matc

ed o'keefe on capitol hill. >> a new tweet taking aim at house speaker nancy pelosi, calling out the president for threatening to incite violent against the first term lawmaker who's previously been the subject of death threats. >> the president is not trying to incite violence against anybody. he's actually speaking out against it. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah sanders defended the president's tweet on sunday saying the congresswoman has a history of making offensive comments. >> if she continues to do it, the president will continue to call her out. >> reporter: nancy pelosi demanded the president take down the video saying hateful and inflammatory rhetoric creates real danger. and a number of 2020 presidential candidates criticized the president for taking his attack too far. congresswoman omar was speaking to the muslim civil rights organization c.a.r.e. in march when she made these remarks. >> c.a.r.e. was founded after 9/11 because they found somebody starting to lose access to our liberties. >> crenshaw called her comments unbelievable. he followed out friday

ed o'keefe is covering the 2020 campaign. ed, good morning. >> good morning, john. those contenders bernie sanders and elizabeth warner are calling out the v.p. for taking the big donations. he's largely looking past warren, sanders, and the other democrats and directly taking on president trump. >> america is coming back like it used to be, straight, telling the truth. >> in aviator glasses he took on the commander in chief. >> i've known joe for years. he's not the brightest lightbulb in the group. he's coming on with cute little statements about me, the way the world is today. the way the word is today, we have a strong military. he's not going to be able to do the job. >> earlier thursday biden smiled for selfies, but this is as close as our cameras could get at the first fundraiser at the biden now needs to raise more than $70,000 every day for the rest of the year just to catch up to the more than $18 million bernie sanders brought in by april, with an average donation of just $20. as part of his strategy, he branched out with this ad in spanish and unveiled a

michael o'keefe is back with us. he is the stiffle guy if i pronounce it right. >> that's right.s positive view. people anticipating the u.s.-china trade deal. resolution. the fed has been very supportive. there is a lot of positive. stuart: in the absence of serious negatives on the horizon you think we go up from here? >> modestly higher from here. some volatility but we have to watch for potential negatives, right? stuart: sure. >> earnings are looking strong so far. we have to look for disappointment. we expect gdp, sort of anticipating for the first quarter has been down but now up a little bit. we probably see a positive print on friday but if it disappoints that could shake people. stuart: here is what i think could be a negative, stock buybacks. i think some of this recent rally has been fueled by companies using their profits to buy back their own stock. i think that is a parking lot for money. you know, you use it when you want it, somewhere down the road. but when those buybacks come to an end, that could be a problem for the market, couldn't it? >> there is two-ways t

i want to bring in market watcher, michael o'keefe is with us. want to ask if this kind of political theater intense and hostile theater does it, do you think it will make, in the future, any difference to the way these banks are run and any difference to the the bank's stock price? you're a market watcher. >> i'm a market watcher, and a longter optimist. the system is working, the whole idea is have different forums to question our laws. at the end of the day they're testifying. congress will look, gee, maybe we should tighten up the laws a little bit. that is our system is working. i'm very optimistic about it. how does it impact financials today? not so much in my opinion. the question is, are we seeing any new information at this point? really anticipates to that is no. stuart: it is a gotcha hearing more than anything else. >> that's right. stuart: now, what about the strength of the economy. the president is going all out to talk up the strength of the economy. that is his strong political suit obviously. do you see a recession anytime in t