they viewed it with some anger, and they went after him, o'rourke, pretty hard. >> beto o'rourke wantsgative ads, the reyes campaign unearthed beto's past. >> he has a criminal record that includes dwi and burglary arrests. >> reyes was seizing on the arrest record, the implication i think was that beto was irresponsible. and reyes was a steady hand. >> the video publicly intoxicated being spanked. >> this video shows beto kind of on the floor dancing or writhing or whatever you want to call it. reyes' own advisers say you're looking petty, don't do that, but he continued to keep it up. >> beto's campaign fired back and went negative. >> beto's campaign seized on these reports that reyes had been giving positions and money to the people in his family. nothing that was illegal, but stuff that seemed a little too cozy. >> as the race tightened, a stroke of legislative luck hit beto's campaign. congressional redistricting delayed the primary two months. beto took full advantage and campaigned relentlessly. >> he was moving the needle every day. i could see it. i could feel it. >> the hard

o'rourke: good question.o provide the context, the commonwealth and in texas, you can be fired based in your sexual orientation. cps so badly funded that kids were sleeping on top of desks. adoptn be too gay to those kids into your home. if you have killed someone of the same sex because they came on to you at a bar. we just debated a transgender bathroom bill. seriously, after all of the shit -- sorry, the stuff that happens. [laughter] mr. o'rourke: this microphone is not working. all the stuff that happened in north carolina. parents aboute transgender children though transgender children are more likely to be the victims, not the perpetrators of an attack. this president turning his back on the surface of transgender we don't noters, know how many times they have sacrificed their lives, how many times they have saved the lives of others. at every turn in this country's history, we said if we integrate the armed forces by race, it would make us weaker, by sexual orientation, it will make us weaker -- it ha

o'rourke: the el paso rhinos.ou would not expect to find a hockey team in the chihuahua desert, and yet there we are. i oppose capital punishment. [applause] mr. o'rourke: i briefly, because we touched on some of this earlier, because we lock up more people than any other country per capita because they are divided.tionately end to thean prohibition on marijuana and talking about expunging the arrest records for those in possession of something that you will not die from. i do not think you can become addicted. in many cases, it alleviates the symptoms of conditions that you would be prescribing opioids to treat. expunge those arrest reference -- records. toby should be making a profit by locking people up. to the capital to argue for mandatory minimums. these are the places to start. if we follow the lead of houston, texas and stop cash fails so that you are not too poor to get out of jail, i think it will be making some progress. conclusion --y in i begin this way and i will end this way. [speaking spanish] come

o'rourke: alexandria, how mr. o'rourke: alexandria, how are we doing? good to see you.hank you very much. gracias. thank you for having us out. to our friends who made the trip from our nations capital, the future state of washington dc, we are grateful that you made the trip. and to the councilmember here in alexandria, for your service over the last 104 days. as a new member of the city council here, for welcoming us, for putting this great group of people here together in your community. for greeting us with your father and with your wife, aj, we are grateful to you now and forever. thank you. [applause] mr. o'rourke: this has been an extraordinary visit to the commonwealth of virginia over these last two days. i got to meet so many extraordinary people who are doing so much for this commonwealth, and by extension, our country. in 2017, when we were thinking about running for senate and then began a campaign, not a single dime from a single political action committee. [applause] mr. o'rourke: running in a place that was written off as too red to count, going to each

this time, it was former congressman beto o'rourke holding a cown hall in san francisco. while polls show that he has that a challenge ahead in this crowded field of democrats, he drew a big crowd of his own. christie smith joins us now live to explain. christie? >> reporter:r: certainly, beto o'rourke had an enthusiastic crowd here in san francisco. people excited to finally hear him speak in person but many did tell us that ultimately they're still trying to figure out who their candidate choice will be. but people lined up very early this morning here in san francisco. some with beto 2020 shirts on. others just looking for a democratic candidate to choose. o'rourke was late arriving in san francisco but quickly shared lives of his life in texas and touched on immigration, gun violence, climate change, voting rights and social and economic inequality. >> in this country right now we have a crisis in our economy that works too well for too few. and not well enough for too many. >> i'm definitely considering him but i haven't made up my mind. >> he joins a crowded group l

. >>> a huge crowd turns out to see democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke. what he says separates him from the rest of the field. hi there, i am dion green. d dion limb. >> i am eric thomas. >> now, beto o'rourke is setting his house eye on the white hous. >> we'll meet these challenges for one another and the next generation. it was a packed house to see him in san francisco and ask questions of the candidate. o'rourke addresses big issues. >> reporter: a line wrapped around multiple corners clearly spell out the anticipation for -- >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, beto o'rourke. >> reporter: he's on a tour making his round to california since announcing his canndidacy. >> we have a country where tens or afford medication or take their child to the therapist so that she's well enough to learn and school. >> o'rourke touched on the big issues like immigration reform and healthcare and his explosive texas senate race believed to be a long shot. he sets a record for the most votes cast for a democrat in the hstory of texas. >>

stops than beto o'rourke.esterday three different tv markets and give you an idea he is hitting six different cities in virginia starting in the southern most part of the state in norfolk and making his way up to alexandria. i want to introduce you to one of the voters here. this is sarah and i think she gives us a pretty good idea of the break down of why these conversations are tough to look. your top three. >> beto o'rourke, bernie sanders and third kamala harris and cory booker. >> what are you looking for from each? >> accountability for each of the candidates. i think beto brings the vitality to the movement. bernie just has a proven track record since his college days and if i'm being honest, kamala and cory, i can relate to them on a personal level because i am a black woman and they understand and they can e empathize. >> they are here and they're looking for their own democratic nominee. this is faith on my right and you're 26 years old and you told me you have not voted in the past but donald trump

but beto o'rourke - -- >> people see that. they're very part. it's the cartels, the coyotes, you wouldn't believe these people, they're tough vicious, smart, street smart and cunning and they know the system better than the people that wrote it. the people in congress have no clue. and look, we have some great republicans that are dying to get this done. they'll do anything to get it done. it's so simple. i mean, we change four or five rules and we have to change the a asylum rules. people come up, thes rough gang members and stand next to a lawyer that they have who they pick up, i guess the lawyers get paid by the dozen. and they stand there and they read a statement that the lawyer hands them. this is great danger, i am afraid for my life, i'm afraid for my country and being in my country and they say oh, that's wonderful. you look at the guy and you wouldn't want to fight him. this guy is not afraid of anything. you see pictures of him coming up, he's carrying a flag from honduras or guatemala or he'll sell havelsalvador. they are waving the

>>> democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke greets a crowd of supporters as he makes a campaign stop in san francisco. >> >> this is ktvu fox2 news at 6. >> good evening, everyone. >> another democratic presidential candidate visits the bay area. beto o'rourke, a former texas congressman held a rally in san francisco this afternoon. >> it is a very crowded field of democratic presidential hopefuls. we did speak to a family member of beto o'rourke who says it did not come as a surprise to people close to him that he would run. by the size of his crowd, it appears that he is holding his own in this race. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, beto o'rourke. >> beto o'rourke gained national notoriety when he ran for the texas senate seat against the republican incumbent ted cruz. many were hoping he would run for president. >> the number of times during the senate campaign people would matter to me or say to him why are you not running for president? why are you not running for president? he would say because i am running for senator. it brought up so muc

have you bet beto o'rourke? none of this is like trump and i think we can be too cute by half when we're trying to compare these guys to each other. >> stick around. growing concerns about access to the president at his favorite get wii way after a woman is arresteded allegedly lying her way into mar-a-lago. why at least one agent is worried. then big change blowing into the windy city. the wind that is shaking up the machine in chicago. stay with us. with retirement planning and advice for what you need today and tomorrow. because when you're with fidelity, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. you can barely feel. the follow up cat scan showed that it had gone to her liver. we needed a second opinion. that's when our journey began with c

beto o'rourke has been successful at raising money. is there a secret for him at this point? >> we have money here and we give it out rather generously. one fourth of the contributors to o'rourke's senate campaign last year came from california. there's the connection many people exist between o'rourke and -- he's looking for o doubt about it. will they be happy with him? we have a californian running already, kamala harris. he's been clear on gun control and clear on deferred action for dreamers,he it comes to issues like climate change, he hasn't been forthcoming. >> coming up, a quarterback speaking about the issue of concussion and the message he's sending to families of young athletes. >> and speaking of the weekend, all that heat has moved on. instead we've got cloudy skies, cool temperatures on your saturday evening. we'll let you know how long the clouds will stick around. warni police tonight. take a look at their twt.d to p stop to violent side shows. you're looking at video of a destructive side show caught on camera earlier this month. police say they were outnumb

o'rourke had only been in the race for 18 days..4 million stretched out over that 18-day period. it works out to half a million dollars per day if you were to break it out over the average. the campaign says their average donation was $43 peridot nation and 98% people who gave, gave less than $200. it would put o'rourke in third place in money raised in the first quarter. you can't make that apples to apples comparison given that bernie sanders, kamala harris, who would be in first and second place, were in the race for longer than o'rourke has been. if you look at the pacing, we know that the o'rourke campaign raised $6 million in their first 24 hours. they raised a million dollars in the last weekend. you see a bit of a slowdown in between. a very strong number for the o'rourke campaign. >> can you compare it apples to apples. if you look at bernie sanders 18 million, kamala 12, pete buttigieg, 7, they were all in the race for a different amount of time. how do you normalize it and compare them to one another? >> yeah, that's exa

beto o'rourke will be in the bay area today. the presidential candidate will hold a townhall in san francisco. doors open at 11:15 this morning. it's all part of o'rourke's swing four days long through california. he kicked it off earlier yesterday in los angeles. >>> a shoutout from president trump to the newest 49ers star. he congratulated nick poe sa on being number two in the nfl draft. he said bosa will be a great player for years to come, maybe even one of the best. the president encouraged bosa to stay true to himself. though some 49ers fans are thrilled to have him on the field, others wonder if he is a good fit for the team. he posted controversial and political statements, including admiration for president trump. he called former 49 er colin kaepernick a clown. all the tweets have since being deleted. after being drafted he said he was insensitive in the past and has since learned a lot. 7:10. much more coming up. we will take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with the host of "meet the press". >>>

. >> reporter: beto o'rourke gained national notoriety when he ran for the texas senate seat against ted cruz. he lost but the close race had many hoping he'd run for president. >> i work for him in texas at a senate campaign and the number of times during that senate campaign people would mutter to me or say to him while you're not running for president, he would say because i'm running for sender. it caught on so much during the texas campaign that it was not a surprise that's the question was something he was going to think about.>> reporter: on sunday several hundred came out in san francisco to hear him speak on the issues they care about. such as a plan to achieve universal healthcare.>> it's called medicare for america, it says the tens of millions of our fellow americans who have no care at all right now, and roll them in medicare immediately. secondly if you have an substantial care, cannot afford your premiums, your co-pays, the size of your deductible you can elect to move over to medicare and we will make sure you can do that if you have employer-sponsored insurance that

some made up their mind wanting beto o'rourke to be in the white house 2020. out. at the moment there are so many options. >> reporter: a line wrapped around multiple corners spell out the anticipation fo for -- ladies and gentlemen, it is beto o'rourke! >> reporter: beto o'rourke is on a town hall tour making his first round in california. no help from special interest or lobbyists or pacts. >> we have a country where tens of millions can't see a doctor or afford medication or take their child to the therapist so she's well enough to learn in school. >> reporter: o'rourke touched on immigration reform and healthcare and he set a record for the most votes cast for a democrat in texas history. he took questions from the crowd in english and spanish. he was asked about holding law enforcement accountable? >> i was not super impressed with him but his answers were more specifics than i expected so i was impressed. >> i loved everything he said about immigration and how well coming he is to every single person. >> it is unclear to me whether he's going to gravitat

you have pete buttigieg in there now taking up a lot of the oxygen that beto o'rourke had. how does he find a way to stand out in this field? remember, to the degree that most voters are familiar with o'rourke it's because he was that guy who ran an almost successful campaign against ted cruz, who democrats hate. ted cruz is not his foil anymore, so what can o'rourke do to maintain that excitement and to cut through the noise? they feel like it is in fact, and this is true, still april. it is still early. nobody wins or loses an election at this phase. but what do you do to get that momentum back? what do you do to get it back when it matters and what do you do to cut through? maybe that's something that happens during the debates, but that will ultimately be the challenge for beto o'rourke in this massive and maybe complete democratic field. >> well, you two gentlemen will keep plowing ahead as you follow these races. thank you. >>> now we'll head to the white house where peter alexander joins us with the latest on president trump's all-out fight against congressional demo

the o'rourke campaign also talks about the idea that this is something o'rourke developed not just by talking to policy experts and think tanks and things like that, although he did that, too, also by the questions he's taken throughout the course of the campaign. they see this as kind of an organic out-growth of the way he's campaigned. i think we will see more policy plans like this get rolled out over time, but the campaign certainly hopes to show this is the kind of serious policy that o'rourke would want to pursue as president and hopefully quiet some critics. >> on the trail in 2018, i will say, no place more than california did i hear about climate change and a driving issue for voters. so interesting to hear how that is received. thank you both. i want to bring in the chief correspondent for the "washington post" and just wrote about a new "washington post" abc news poll shows joe biden holding a slight advantage over his nearest 2020 rivals, but democrats are far from making a decision, to say the least. always good to see you, dan. i want to drill down on a couple specific n

president trump would definitely beat beto o'rourke.mportant is pennsylvania in your estimation? >> if donald trump were to lose wisconsin and michigan in 2020, the two other states that got away from hillary clinton, but still holds on to pennsylvania, he's re-elected. that's why the trump campaign is dispatching their -- they have to get the analytics to make sure that state is in play. we've seen the president's numbers drop in those three states. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. flip those states, tell me who wins those states and we know who wins 2020. >> dana: some look at the 2018 midterms and say democrats did so well. that is not a choice between two people. pennsylvania is such a diverse state. >> remember, they redid the maps. the jerrymandering. much better maps for democrats. those kind of went the other way. obviously, the choices are going to be different for voters. isn't elizabeth warren standing on that stage? or is it joe biden? that's a very different choice for pennsylvania. >> dana: they didn't even poll that one

o'rourke is still only a former three-term u.s. congressman and he's taken an interesting approach to the campaign so far, where he's gone out and done a lot of in-person campaigning while largely avoiding national interview. he's also not revealed many policy specifics, which has gotten him some criticism, particularly as other democrats have rolled out big and ambitious policy proposals. that is still today. [ speaking spanish ] >> we are announcing the most ambitious climate plan in the history of the united states. we will ensure we're at net zero greenhouse gas emissions by the year 2050 and that we are halfway there by 2030, a little more than ten years from now. >> democratic presidential candidate and former congressman beto o'rourke joins me now exclusively in his first prime time cable news interview since announcing his candidacy. he's in sacramento, california. it's good to have you on. let's start with today's proposal. why this -- why was this the first big policy agenda you unveiled? >> thanks, chris, for having me o

los de la vieja guardia, tenemos a un latino, mujeres y tambiÉn a beto o'rourke.ersa lista de precandidatos demÓcratas estÁ beto o'rourke, que a pesar de ser anglosajÓn, habla espaÑol y lo hace frecuentemente, en bÚsqueda de un creciente electorado latino. >> me gusta mucho, y he venido en las anteriores elecciones a pedir a bernie sanders, pero beto tambiÉn me convence. >> el hecho que un candidato hable espaÑol se pueda comunicar con nuestra comunidad, nos animÉ a que los latinos salgamos a votar. reportero: en esta lista hay por lo menos seis mujeres, tres afroamericanos, un latino y un alcalde gay. >> creo que es bueno, porque esto es mucho mÁs representaciÓn. en nuestro sistema polÍtico tenemos dos partidos y hay muchas personas que no votan o no participa porque dicen que no se sienten representados. nuestro paÍs estÁ cambiando demogrÁficamente, por lo tanto, el partido demÓcrata puede decir que esta diversidad que tienen sus candidatos, representan estos cambios demogrÁficos del paÍs. creo que eso le favorece. reportero: las mÁs recientes encuestas ponen a

beto o'rourke reveals his first major policy plan. >>> also, sideshow crackdown in the east bay.he chp captures this video of a truck doing burnouts. how the rest of the weekend went. >> reporter: the ride on muni was rough on friday. will there be a repeat performance today? we are out here it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. >>> coming up on 6:00 a.m., good morning, good to be here on this monday, april 29th. >> as you can see natasha is back with us this morning. we'll talk to her about that. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike nicco, how are we looking today? >> nice. maybe a degree or two cooler. live doppler 7. it is bone-dry. there you go, the clouds showing up on our exploratorium camera at pier 15 pointing back towards downtown san francisco. pretty cloudy through the morning. temperatures upper 40s to mid-50s. jacket weather. slow warming because of

o'rourke said he's being increasing efficiency standards for appliances and buildings. i'm going to just ask my control room to kill that music, please. part two is investment in infrastructure and communities. he would propose $1.1 trillion in spending, which he says will mobilize $5 trillion over the next ten years and said money will be generated from taxes as he ensures corporations and the wealthiest pay their fair share. part three looks to the future and sets a net zero emissions goal by 2050 and a half waway d line by 2030. beto says he'll work with congress to enact a, quote, legally enforceable standard within his first 100 days to ensure accountability, including enforcing laws that hold polluters accountable and require public companies to measure and disclose any climate risks and greenhouse gas emissions during operations and in their supply chains. part four is strengthening defenses against severe weather by increasing weather on predisaster mitigation grants. garrett haake, i think this is the biggest policy announcement beto o'rourke has made so far. >

beto o'rourke will be a busy man here in the commonwealth. he is the first declared democratic presidential candidate to visit here. o'rourke's appearance in charlottesville tonight one of seven campaign stops planned in virginia today and tomorrow. night he rallied the crowd, touching on the environment, immigration and calling for univers universal health care. >> i know we can achieve universal, guaranteed, high-quality health care. i know we can rewrite this country's immigration laws in our own image. this is athis moment on all of us, a defining moment of truth, and we cannot be found wanting. >> reporter: tomorrow o'rourke will make a stop in fredericksburg in the morning and then it is on to dumfries and prince william county, and then he will end his day with a meet and greet with fairfax democrats followed by a northern virginia town hall in alexandria. one more note here o'rourke also today became the latest presidential candidate to post ten years of his tax returns. back to you in the studio. >> all right, leon. thank you. >>> ne

beto o'rourke raised almost that amount in the first 24 hours. but for a guy who not everybody has been talking about, the interest in him has been steadily growing since december. >> reporter: it really has. at every event i go to out in the country, i ask folks who they are looking for, who is the top three. mayor pete, as he's becoming known as which gets around the difficulty of pronouncing his name, gets in the top three of the list everywhere i go. he will have a challenge as he tries to establish himself in that top tier. but he's a guy who is fairly liked on the operational side, doesn't have a lot of staff, isn't actually yet formally in this race. he's still in that exploratory phase and he's making the most of his media appearances. he has been everywhere, on cable television, on podcasts, on radio. he is trying to make his name out there, and it seems to be working for him in a party that i think one of the big splits we're seeing here isn't on policy or laying into the left or the center but rather generational. do you want to see a

he was ahead of bernie sanders, ahead of beto o'rourke.had a lot of online donations and went on to bring in $700,000 from the fundraiser in philadelphia. i think what it signals about the democratic voter base is that they're much more pragmatic than people are making them out to be. there was a lot of things like you can't take corporate money, it those be done at the grass roots level. democrats want to elect someone who can beat donald trump. arthel: one of the things that vice president biden, former vice president biden raised immediately out the gate is president trump's comments after the charlottesville, virginia protest during which as you well knoheather hyer was killed. how does president trump lay to rest criticism for what appears to be the presence of white supremacy existing in our modern day society. >> i'm not sure that that's even -- i think that was a bit of a spin by biden to try to pump up fund racinfund raising numbers. he did do a good job with the first day numbers. for the woke democratic party, have you to point

democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke held a townhall meeting in alexandria, virginia. >> as one of the new city councilmembers. i am proud to be part of the leadership of the best city in the commonwealth. [speaking spanish] >> before we start i want to recognize some of our elected officials and party leaders in the room. we have senator adam evans. [applause] >> we also have mark levine over here. [applause] >> my colleague, councilman mo cyfooldean is here. also school board chair or school board member margaret loeber. [applause] >> do i see any other elected -- do i see someone else? i would like to recognize quickly our eighth district chair, margot horner is in the room. i would be remiss if i didn't say a big thank you to our democratic committee chair, clarence tom. [applause] >> local elections matter. i want to take a quick aside. this year we have a lot of elections going on in virginia. in virginia we have elections every year and we have the opportunity to flip both the senate and the house of delegates in virginia. [applause] >> if you are a virginian get regi

beto o'rourke has been exposed. i think biden has been exposed i don't know what the hell happened to biden i never saw that before. i don't know it just doesn't look like the same biden i said is that really joe biden? he doesn't look the same to me. i've known him for a long time and seen him for a long time. i said what happened to him? so he's been exposed because he's very weak he doesn't want to talk about this. no but they don't want to talk about this. i don't get what their plan is. do they want to let people in that shouldn't be here because we have people that are trying to get in that shouldn't be here think of the word "apprehend." the border security is apprehending 100,000 people a month. do you know how many people that is? it's incredible the jobs they do but the problem is with the laws we should be able to take them right now. we can't. we have to bring them into a court. whoever heard of that we're the only country in the world that i know of that has a court system, and it's a mobile court syste

no problem there to say that beto o'rourke.s ask senator dor booker if the president is a racist, african-american senator here is cory booker response. >> i don't know the heart of anybody. i leave that to the lord. i know there are a lot of people who profess of ideology of white supremacy using his words. >> yeah, you know, i don't know if anyone just heard me but as we heard bet of o'rourke and cory says we don't know the heart of donald trump and that's what he said. race is a important factor. i would just say not in this election but it's been an important factor. i think the difference is that the marketic party apparatus along with the larger political apparatus is recognizing it and acknowledging it in a way they have not forcefully and intentionally acknowledge before. but black voters, latino voters asia american, pacific islanders voters, you know how you feel about the president whether you like him or don't. whether you think he is racist or racist adjacent. but what people want to hear- race is adjacent. what pe

david drucker. >>> david, talk to us about beto o'rourke here.g over so far with his 2020 opponents? >> well, he's already receiving some criticism but i think this is an area where democrats will jockey for position, and fight for voters. this is a topic that has really taken off among the liberal base. it's something that those voters really care about. i think we'll see a lot of this in the first and second round of debates where candidates will argue over climate policy and the best way to deal with all of the concerns that a lot of voters have about climate change. i think that the real question here is where the general electi alexandria will be. climate change and the government needing to get involved is very attractive. voters want to see that. i don't know if the voters believe in all the doom and gloom warnings that we have ten years to do this or we're all going evaporate. i think that it's important for democrats to balance their base and what the party wants on climate with where rank-and-file voters will be, you know, left of cente

o'rourke has been talking about that. biden gets into the race, when joe biden gets into the race, that will be something they talk about as well. immigration as a foreign policy issue, that essentially by the time folks show up on our border, we have already failed from a policy perspective. when i'm hearing less of is some of the language around things like abolishing i.c.e. that we heard so much of late last year. that has not been as common on the trail. i'll be curious to see as the president continues to highlight the immigration issue from his perspective, how those democrats respond. >> all right, garrett, good to see you as always, thank you. >>> new today, bill cosby settled a defamation lawsuit filed by seven women who sued him in 2014 saying he defamed them, calling them liars after they accused him of sexual assault. the following year, cosby filed a countersuit alleging these women defamed his character and derailed a potential television opportunity for him. the terms of the settlement were not disclosed bu

. >>> and 2020 vision, vice president biden scores a major endorsement as beto o'rourke unveils a new sweeping plan to combat climate change. minutes from now i'll be speaking to the first democrat to throw his hat in the ring about the state of the race and how it has shifted in the last month and if he thinks he's being left behind. john delaney will be with me in a few but we must begin with new details in the horrific attack on that california synagogue over the weekend. the funeral for 60-year-old lori gilbert kaye will take place this afternoon, this morning being remembered as a hero. she was killed at a shooting at a synagogue on saturday when a gunman opened fire as worshippers were celebrating the last day of passover. witnesses say she stepped in front of bullets aimed at the rabbi who was one of the three people injured. >> i walked into the lobby and i see lori laying on the floor unconscious and her dear husband, dr. howard kaye who's like a brother to me, is trying to resuscitate her and he faints and he's laying there on the floor next to his wife and then their daught

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. >> far from the concrete jungle beto o'rourke visited yosemite valley and announced a plan to reach net 0 carbon emissions by 2050, o'rourke's idea comes with the trillion dollar price tag mostly with new taxes on corporations and rich americans. now to see if climate change can help them gain ground on democratic primaries new front runner. >> we need a president who works for all americans and we can afford this. we can do this. >> reporter: today at 600 person crowd for joe biden ranked behind opening-day crowd sizes for beto o'rourke and bernie sanders and kamala harris but joe biden has the highest name id and primary poll numbers, his first trip to iowa as a presidential candidate since 2008. shannon: former vice president, not 2020 president candidate joe biden's first presidential campaign rally on the heels of donald trump, a rally in wisconsin. thereafter the same rust belt supporters. foster senior political analyst brett hume. great to have you with us. one of the interesting comments we saw at the rally today was union leaders saying they feel much more of a connection

to be clear, running for president is what beto o'rourke says he is doing.t is all a little sad when you think about it. o'rourke is not going to be the president, at least of this country.o his campaign is dead, totally dead. it went toes up last week from a fatal overdose of buttigieg. not everyone has heard the news, the mourning hasn't even started, but beto for president is over. he is jeb bush now. future generations will remember beto o'rourke, if they recall him at all, really, as a media story. h remember that guy with a weird nickname that all of the dummies on cable news fell in love with in a single day? that was bizarre. and it was bizarre. >> i saw him for the first time just a month ago when he sat down with oprah, and me and the rest of the people in the audience thought wow, this guy has this dynamic, positive energy. >> yeah, he has that brought talent, he is very obama-esque. >> womens voted for him in the suburbs of houston because they had a kind of beto crush going on. >> he is wholesome and earnest, somebody, "the texas tribune" said s

o'rourke did exactly one national interview between the day he launched and two days ago.ow he's done two in the last two days. so they are starting to engage in mid-season baseball here. this is july baseball. this is everybody is going to win some, and lose some. how do you keep going when just being the on-fire candidate of the moment is not enough? the moment people start voting doesn't happen another eight months. >> i completely agree with that. also as someone who works for candidates, you'd much rather have the guy who in a room can create moments which beto can do around his belief about players having the right to kneel and protest, the way he did -- you'd much rather have the guy that had that walking away, but had to really get in a room and figure out how to do what garrett just said, roll out policy. >> but it's a really good sign that he' corrections. you said he's open to the fact he has limitations and he's new to this. he's smart to bring up texas because a poll out yesterday from emerson college shows everyone loses, it's too close for comfort donald tru

and today beto o'rourke became the latest. >> san francisco! how are we doing? [ cheering ] >> reporter: today beto o'rourke spoke to hundreds of supporters. last month bernie sanders held a rally at san francisco's fort mason. kamala harris held her campaign kickoff in oakland. for voters, seeing candidates in person is important. >> i appreciate where he stands on the issues, and i'd like to see and feel the energy. >> reporter: today o'rourke talked about the high cost of medical care. >> if you think of 400 apprehensions at the border last year was a problem, wait until some countries in the western hemisphere can no longer support human life. then we might have a problem. >> reporter: he also reminded the crowd about the affects of climate change in california. >> reporter: for two weeks the people of this community were wearing masks on their face last year because of the smoke that came here from wildfires that raged at historic levels. >> reporter: and he took questions from the audience. >> hi, my name is emily, i live in san francisco, thank you for co

beto o'rourke 1%. >> no one's a bigger fan of beto than beto. like if you are a member of congress, the job you asked for and ran for, make $175,000 a year -- >> dana: that the taxpayers pay you to do. >> renders financial giving to charity. he came across as arrogant ungenerous at once. >> dana: millennials are quite generous. you think this probably wouldn't work once he goes up against donald trump. >> let's not forget we're having this conversation because the democratic party has decided to be transparent regarding their taxes. that's actually a good thing. if you look through how billionaires have given to charities over the recent year, besos and trump are up there when it comes to the worst of the worst. also when it comes to a binary choice, the trump foundation, talking about charity. 2.7 million bucks they were fined for all the fraudulent activities of the trump foundation. >> dana: this has certainly been a longstanding concern of democrats and republicans. mayor pete from south bend indiana an openly gay man married to his husband.

♪ >> shannon: beto o'rourke's campaign says the former congressman is raising money for 20 >> beta o'rourke'sis raising money for 2020 at a faster pace than any other democratic presidential contender. a crazy $9.4 million in 18 days. a team pointing out he into the race later than bernie sanders who has the biggest fundraising total to date, $18 million. the field may be growing tomorrow, congressman tim ryan from ohio reportedly telling the view tomorrow that he intends to enter the 2020 race. most of the 2020 democrats will be addressing our sharpton's national network trying to court a key voting bloc, african-american voters. what sharpton says he expects from the contenders. >> reporter: it was day one of this convention and it was all about the two presidential candidates from the lone star state. >> good morning. i bring you greetings from my hometown of el paso, texas. >> reporter: president a candidate beta o'rourke joined our sharpton on stage at the national action network convention in new york. o'rourke once criticized for questioning slavery reparations regain the confidence of

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because the conversation we're having is what kind of message is beto o'rourke doing? michael, you were telling me you were here and on the issue of criminal justice reform, what is it from beto o'rourke that has caught your ear? >> what has caught my ear first and foremost being able to give voting opportunity for those, what i call returning citizens. quick example. i got a piece of paper that said my debt to society was paid, however every year 730,000 people are released from prison. that's voting power that is being ignored and, more importantly, a right. >> so, what did you hear from beto o'rourke? >> i heard that he will be, he will be trying to change those things and allow people to have a voice coming out of prison. >> this is similar to what i heard from michael, hallie is what i heard from a lot of folks. a very diverse crowd not only in terms of age, but race. beto o'rourke has gone out of his way to acknowledge he is a white male and last night he talked about making an effort down in north carolina on monday and making an effort to reach the democratic e

o'rourke calls for the border walls to be torn out. the united states can learn from walls constructive in israel. they work under prime minister benjamin netanyahu leadership. we can learn a lot from prime minister netanyahu the leader of the most important ally in the middle east. the only democracy in the region. the only place where people level states can really practice their religion. freely and openly. and for years, as i said, he was the only leader on the world state who has the courage to stand up to radical islamic. the mueller's of the rand funding and coordinating fighting proxy wars and terrorism all over the world. and it's been his study of leadership that has made israel, literally in the world a safer place. that is why the boat in the israel now is so important. that leadership at an early age for the prime minister, 50 years ago, benjamin netanyahu and elite special forces unit in israel. he was wounded in battle on multiple occasions and got shot in the shoulder during the rescue operation and boarded a hijacked p

our reporters following bernie sanders and bet o o'rourke. and speaker pelosi take as swipe at her progressive wing. can democrats mend the breach? that's coming up. coming up mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, low blood cell counts, higher liver tests and cholesterol levels. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. your doctor should perform blood tests before and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal inf

o'rourke: absolutely. so many good ideas have come these, overs like to a guy who represents a district in california. we wrote this bill which would prevent any member of congress from taking political action committee contribution. he was a new member. i was a veteran of congress. doesn't work like this. somebody has written the bill. it is such a popular idea. we looked. there was no evidence of anyone doing this. we wrote the bill which probably has a 98% approval rating nationally. % in congress because it compromises their ability to get reelected. if we were to remove big money, more members of congress and candidates would be required to be in rooms likely's and to listen to you to win or to be reelected. the second thing we talked about automatic voter registration so in turn 18 you are registered to vote. in texas, the law is on the books. forne follows the law, understandable reasons about who we are trying to keep out. ending gerrymandering, political or otherwise, is important. this idea that

do you ever they come out with a plan as detailed as beto o'rourke.eople have been saying i agree with the green new deal. jay inslee, the governor of washington, is not a green new deal guy. >> i understand and i think the difference here is that it puts some more definitive ideas forward about how to take the next steps. the green new deal was very aspirational. it sticks with carbon neutrality and cutting in half our carbon emissions by 2030. that's great. that sets a standard for us to all work towards. but then it gets it a little more into the details about reserving the paris agreement, going back into the paris agreement and what kinds of things we would spend on. so it is a bit more specific. it also doesn't have some of the things in the green new deal that have made a lot of democrats anxious about it. so i think it's a little bit harder to put some of those bumper stickers like socialist on this plan because it looks a lolt more like the kinds of things we already spend on. we are going to spend whether we want to, whether we plan on it or

o'rourke began his swing in southern california yesterday.held a rally at los angeles trade technical college, where he focused on immigration reform. >> never again is another child put in a cage, sent to a foster care home while that mom is deported back to her country of origin, the very place from which she fled. we must rewrite our immigration laws in our own image to reflect communities like this one here in los angeles, like el paso, lake this country. >> reporter: o'rourke will continue include his california visit in san diego on tuesday. >>> democrat presidential candidate senator elizabeth warren has a student loan forgiveness plan that could boost the economy. households making less than $100,000 a year would see $50,000 of student debt canceled. households making between $100,000 and $250,000 would see some debt relief, based on how much they made. warren's plan would prevent the ira from taxing it as income. and here's the kicker. tuition would be free for public colleges. how would all t paid warren's revenue plan calls for a 2

beto o'rourke is trying to be everywhere on the ground. we're in carroll, iowa, a small town in a smaller iowa county. this is donald trump country, steve king's congressional district. give you an idea of the place we're in, a few dozen people in this room. they are trying to be everywhere. some folks i was talking to here said o'rourke would be the first candidate to come through this community. this is a candidate who is trying to take advantage of the fact that it's a thursday morning and he doesn't have a day job. he does not have somewhere else to be. he's almost like a shark in the sense that they just want to keep him moving. as long as he's moving, as long as he's out talking to people, he's able to keep his energy up. they're able to get him out in front of audiences that are only vaguely familiar with him and able to keep the fundraising numbers coming in. the top line number of $9.5 million, it's about a half million a day for the time he's been in the race. we know he raises more money when he's out doing more things. the camp

imagine how it must feel to be beta o'rourke right now.f you're o'rourke they're out there running for president, really hard, or at least running for vice president. you're running anyway. giving speech after speech every day. children are our future. today is the first day for theth rest of your life. inspiring stuff like that, deep stuff like that and there's at, physical component of the job too. you write on a or for the camera. it's taken god knows how many sulfates for your fans on snapchat and instagram. it's not an easy gig. then one morning you wake up and discover that your one true love, the american news media, have called it off. they've left you for younger, hotter candidate. went out for a pack of cigarettes and just never came home. they split with some guy from indiana, you can even pronounce the guy's name. >> there he wasth yesterday, frt and center, now third in the polls with a speech that many have said or historic. >> is inspirational so far and that something that voters absolutely want. >> he has this appeal for a