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robby soave, chris barron, and mo they love.ared there are many aspects of the trump administration for the libertarians this is one they applaud. >> unexpectedly positive development. a lot of people did not seek trump really moving the ball on criminal justice reform. kennedy: it's an easy one to pay lip service to other campaign trail and to take sort of a token build mitts and gestures and try to paint them as something bigger. but the first step actually has performed. >> there is more to be done still. i hope we have that debate in the debate spread i hope biden is called out for his history of not being good on this. if he is sorry it was to do things differently now, saying as president i would really advance terminal justice reform, i want to hear him say that. i want to hear exactly what is get a joe and i want trump to hold him accountable. for me as a libertarian, thou be the best case scenario them talking about this so much and promising to one up each other if biden woods to become president trump to be reelected.

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it has many people shaking their heads including robbie mook right here. no one thought this night with end this way, a complete surprise. that is our super tuesday coverage for tonight. i want to thank all of our panelists and correspondence across the country. everyone that worked so hard to make super tuesday possible. all the producers, all the crew. and we'll have the latest return first thing tomorrow on c 3w-678cbs.until then i'm norah . election news headquarters in washington. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

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so we lost robbie.n losing garrett the way that we did, brian's never stopped. >> he wouldn't let this become a cold case. >> never. >> reporter: and then in 2013 mary rain, a former cop and public defender, decided to run for district attorney. >> politics has raised its head here. >> absolutely. and her prime campaign theme if you will is there's a murderer running around and nobody's done anything about it. >> the only thing i would promise is that would be my top agenda as soon as i got into office. so i spoke with tandy the next day and we talked for about two hours. >> you didn't promise her results. you promised her your professional interest. >> exactly. i promised her i would put a lot of work and energy into it. >> reporter: tandy took to the stump to campaign for mary. >> she was interested in your case? >> yes. >> passionate about it? >> very. she was going to do everything she could to bring justice for garrett. >> reporter: ten days before election day, mary knew she still had ground to ma

maybe it isn't. >> robby, biden and sanders cancelled rallies.really interesting. donald trump feeds off the rallies. those are how he came to become the nominee of the republican party. and then the president, he feeds off those more than anything else. if they take away the rallies from him, it's going to be interesting what that does the herchand candidacy. >> at what point will it? will someone stop and say this isn't healthy? >> i don't know. i don't know if -- >> he is the president. >> he is the president. >> people have tried to tell him -- >> 73 years old. >> i was going to say 73-year-old billionaires generally don't change their minds. something i've figured out. and people have tried to tell donald trump to stop doing stuff before and it hasn't gone well for them. >> bernie sanders has been saying the political establishment is the reason why joe biden is rising and he is not. you are our representative of the establish here as a former campaign manager for hillary clinton. what's your reaction? >> look, i think -- a lot of rhetoric i

how do you account for this resurrection, robby?e this wasn't a resurrection. this was just a first time that we had a broad swath of the electorate participating in the primary. iowa and nevada were small caucuses. new hampshire is demographically very unique. south carolina is unique in some ways, two-thirds african-american. this is the first time we had the entire electorate engaged and honestly if you talk to me a few months ago biden did as we might have expected him to do. i think just because he lost those early contests people started to get nervous. i do, however, think that those endorsements from klobuchar and buttigieg really did provide him a critical push because what most democrats care about is defeating trump and they were looking for signals about who is the winner who can get this done? there were a lot of those signals coming after south carolina. >> terry, people seem to have mixed reviews about whether endorsements made a difference in the past but they certainly matter here. congressman clyburn and the black

the closure of a nearby international airport but geologists have not raised the alert level from robbie in the nation's most active volcano. the world health organization says it's controlling in both outbreak in the democratic republic of congo it's reporting a sharply lower number of new cases in the disease is now been confined to one province chill credits a new isolation facility for high risk patients for the diminished numbers of new infections. france is ramping up measures to tackle the coronavirus by seizing stocks of face masks or fresh presence in many ways mccall says authorities will redistribute the masks to health professionals and those already infected with the coronavirus meanwhile in iran officials say they are temporarily releasing more than tens of thousands of prisoners who have tested negative for the coronavirus on this an effort to help stem its spread iran has the highest death toll outside china at 77 worldwide the total number of infections is now over 92000 more than 3100 patients have died with the majority of those in china meanwhile in hong kong the coro

robbie, you look at this campaign.a campaign against bernie sanders and you look at what is happened tonight with joe biden. explained what is surging through that campaign at this hour. >> yes, look they should feel really good. when i was going through these states tonight, i had my columns for sanders and for biden. you kn and the fact that is so close. massachusetts was so close. these were states that bernie should've won and they are either close or, again i can't underscore enough, minnesota the fact that the bidens winning there is a really big deal. and look, when you step back, i think it is important to point out that early states were never going to be bidens strength. and i think we got a little bit too disheartened when he didn't do well in iowa and the nevada caucuses. but, it is important to keep in mind, those two caucuses are the least representative demographically, in terms of the volume of voter participation. some say, is biden being resurrected? i think biden is actually just pushing forward with

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service with his parishioners and is this the right time a pastor in tampa florida gentleman named robbie howard brown he was arrested yesterday after being warned by a sheriff's that he should not congregate people together because he was putting the population at risk that's a quote from the sheriff the pastor did it anyway and they arrested him does this should this concern you joining us now while of little media to share his thoughts on this situation this is complex is a tough one little what are your thoughts. well we talked briefly recently the issue that we have to look at is simply this in the in the constitution and you can refer to it it says specifically that congress shall pass no law that prohibits the free exercise of religion now that that's the 1st thing and congress and states and counties and cities apply as well the question rick is is this a violation this is prohibit this pastor's ability to freely exercise now what a very quick this is rick sanchez con law one o one this is your basic law school course you're the 1st question about any statute is is this religious

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come in the government says more than 1400 of iranians have died with nearly 20000 infected samus robbie's in tehran with more. it's been a difficult one for runyan so far they acknowledged that the coronavirus had been a very terrible challenge and defended the country's response despite the fact that many have been critical against the government for not taking this seriously enough soon enough but really what many people have been watching for is what they have to say about american sanctions now on the eve of the persian new year the united states placed more sanctions on iran more iran related sanctions this time sanctioning 5 entities based out of the u.a.e. accusing them of facilitating iranian oil sales are now on tuesday just a few days earlier they play sanctions on a handful of iranian nuclear scientists as well as entities based in pakistan russia china and the u.a.e. signaling that the americans are now targeting any countries or any entities that are becoming too close to iran once again we've seen the u.n. help we've seen the united nations various agencies even call for san

equipment and has asked for an emergency $5000000000.00 loan from the international monetary fund so much robby has more from tehran. the fact is here in iran ever since the outbreak began the country's government a struggle to bring the spread under control you can observe it on a daily basis as the death toll and the number of cases continues to rise president hassan rouhani as president rouhani is government has taken criticism over and over again from across the political spectrum and most recently earlier this afternoon 100 members of parliament sent him a letter saying that he should take direct control away from the health ministry into his own hands to try to combat the spread of covert 19 in iran there is a real loss of trust in the government's ability to take this on alone last night we saw that the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei issued a command to the chief of the armed forces major general mohammad the buffery now he will lead a parallel task force with a much more military slant after their 1st meeting on friday morning mr bahari took to the airwaves of the state news machine

coverage in this program spans continents in bus robbie's in tehran chalons is in london trafalgar square but we start with there's life for us in hong kong so do mixed messages mixed news coming to us out of china. that's right peter he said there are 200 percent increase in imported cases this week in china for the longest time china had been battling the the outbreak within its borders and now it's having to fight cases that are coming into the country and many of these people that are coming into the country are students or other residents who had been abroad and are facing lockdowns in other parts of the world and are returning home china has warned about this and has taken very heavy steps to try and enforce screening in fact they've stopped allowing flights to come straight into beijing diverting many of them to smaller cities where the passengers will be screens and if they are seen as having passed the test they will then be sent to beijing and then put in quarantine centers china the government has been warning about this from the start saying that they can't control what happen

the pandemic could overwhelm health facilities and an economy struggling under sanctions same as robbie has more now from the rainy and capital. president hassan rouhani during a statement seemed to say that the peak of the virus is over in iran and certainly he was about a week or 10 days early if experts are to be believed but it certainly struck an optimistic a positive tone hours later hours after the news spread across the country and adviser to the president's office issued a correction saying that is not actually what the president said if you listen to the translation of the audio what he said is that the figures seem to suggest that there is a positive trend in terms of combating the spread of the coronavirus but even with that seems to contradict the numbers that are in black and white another record setting day for the death tolls on the same day earlier today hours after president hosni han spoke a member of his coronavirus task force the man in charge of the task force for the city of iran painted a much more serious picture calling it biologically different from this happe

and screening iran's leaders are blaming us sanctions for the lack of equipment to stop the spread robbie has the latest from the capital. many here who have criticized the government's response would say that the government hasn't been direct kone in nuff we've seen another spike today in the overall number of cases almost 450 more cases in the last 24 hours we've seen another 143 people die in the last 24 hours so certainly the trend continues and this seems to be taking up we've been hearing murmurs from health officials throughout the week that the situation may be worse than it appears than then maybe government officials are talking about and that might be why we've heard from president hassan rouhani one of the strongest statements he's made since this public health crisis began he announced during a cabinet meeting earlier this morning a proposal to place a ban on intercity travel a strict ban on any people travelling in between cities in this country an hour later his spokesman came to the cameras came to the media and announced that that had been confirmed that that had been fin

reporting 123 new tats but iran's leader says he made to lift the restrictions and 3 weeks samus robbie explains from tehran. since the beginning of this outbreak for the iranian government there have been 2 major concerns the economic health of the country keeping in mind this is a country that has been debilitated financially by american sanctions for years now and the 2nd consideration has been for the government a public that has lost patience with it a public that sees it as relatively speaking unpopular so really the president here 'd trying to strike a balance between addressing this public health crisis and maintaining the economic stability of the country going forward and maintaining the social political stability remember this is a country that has lost patience with its own government over a series of crises that the country's experienced in the last few months and this is also a president who in one of his 1st appearances since the outbreak was announced in the country came on state television spoke to the iranian people and said that in his estimation the outbreak would be

religious sites in the holy city of cole where the virus was 1st detected have been closed same as robbie is in tehran he says mistrust of the government has also hampered efforts to contain the virus. ever since the outbreak began here iran is getting the public on board getting the public to cooperate with much of the guidance coming from the health ministry about social distancing now what has happened today is that the interior ministry has ordered that the city of qom shut down 2 very important shrines actually a shrine as well as a mosque now these are major attractions for people thousands of people visit this these sites on a daily basis and now the order is to close them down but it has to be said in that order it said that they will be closed soon and earlier this evening these sites remained open now it is a good step forward for the government to shut down these sites these home was of course the epicenter of the virus in the beginning these places were known vectors for the virus and the peak of this experts say iran is coming in the next 10 days to 2 weeks so certainly bette

face and the fact that the whole world now is facing the coup spread of coronavirus thanks very much robbie joins us live from the iranian capital tehran we've heard that address from mr rouhani what did he say. well peter this morning president hassan rouhani as well as supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei delivered speeches as part of the persian new year now they wished everybody happy new year they addressed what they said was various hardships that the country had experienced in the previous year and they addressed the coronavirus defending the country's response to it the government's response to it despite the fact that this government has been criticized for not taking it seriously enough soon enough but perhaps the main thing that iranians as well as people all over the world watching would have been looking for is reaction from the iranian government to american sanctions especially after late last night the united states introduced new sanctions sanctions against 5 companies based in the u.a.e. in terms of iran related oil trade so we can't really talk about anything else withou

numbers on coven 1000 infections in iran more than 3000 new cases in just 24 hours and tehran same as robbie has more. that brings the total number of cases in this outbreak here in iran 235048 we've got a number of new deaths this is holding steady at around $139.00 we've been seeing the death rate daily basis around 120 to 140 this remain steady but the spike in the number of infections really shows us that the spread of the virus is keeping pace 3000 more than 3000 patients are in critical condition get in care in hospitals and clinics around the country now the good news is presence in iraq and speak to the country today during a cabinet meeting did say that people are paying more attention to guidelines that iranians are traveling traveling less that they're seeing the percentage of those people of the population moving around potentially transfer in this virus to each other that number is going down and he acknowledged that the severe measures the government has decided to take to put in place to try to bring the spread of the virus down the acknowledged that that is hurting business a

state's mega churches the river at tampa bay has the technology to broadcast services online but robbie howard brown is no stranger to controversy he says he can personally hero florida of the coronavirus is touted conspiracy theories and been described as an extremist authorities say he endangered the lives of thousands but he's not alone in louisiana hundreds of worship has defied bans on large gatherings in his state that could soon see hospitals overwhelmed he does it the life tabernacle church near baton rouge say they're not forcing anyone to worship but their actions have been condemned it is unpredictable and we're learning new things about literally every day there are so many more. washington answers why would you want to. thank in virginia one of the most prominent evangelical universities reopened its doors to students despite warnings at least one student has now contract to the coronavirus on monday the state's governor ordered all higher education institutions to stop on campus lessons the decision by some religiously just a flat warnings meant to slow the pandemic of bei

shed nearly 25 percent of its value the kaspi is off 20 percent to where it was just a few weeks ago robbie you are in south korea and had been one of the hot spots in the early days of this outbreak what are the numbers like there now. they continue to show this downward trend here in south korea and also in china where the outbreak 1st began cross something of a milestone in kuvo province this is the epicenter in china where they have reported for the 1st time 8 new cases thursday this is the 1st time they've had a single digit rise in new cases across china as a whole they've had 15 new cases some of those been cases that have been imported and of course china has been looking at introducing quarantine measures now on people coming into china from more infected places than china itself though obviously trying to stop a resurgence and more outbreaks in china from south korea we're seeing a new number of new cases reported 114 for thursday that again is this continuing decline but health officials here are warning they're cautioning against over optimism that what they don't want in the la

hey, robbie, you tell them about the mushroom puffers? just about to, pam.e in a progressive commercial? ♪ come on down to portabella's ♪ it's food, family, and fun what is happening? [ fast-paced drumming ] >>> can i say hello? >> barack obama's knocking on every door in iowa, determined to win this crucial first state. >> hillary clinton was such a strong frontrunner. our view was we had to win in iowa, not come in second, not come in third. we had to have a jolt. we had to have her have a setback. >> if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. [ laughter ] >> obama's iowa strategy is months in the making. painstakingly built from the grassroots up. >> he's a candidate running for president. >> we had young people from around the country who descended on iowa and really became kind of indigenous to their communities. >> they had to use their skill, their personality, their persuasion, their character to recruit people. >> you know, i had someone poking his finger in my chest saying we're going to win iowa, right? he's like we are going to win, yes

hey, robbie, you tell them about the mushroom puffers? just about to, pam.mercial? ♪ come on down to portabella's ♪ it's food, family, and fun what is happening? >>> it has just been announced from buckingham palace that her royal highness, the princess elizabeth, duchess of edinburgh was safely delivered of a prince at 9:14 p.m. >> buckingham palace in november 1948, prince charles is born. almost exactly a year after the birth, prin birth, prince philip takes up a command, and the princess comes out to join him. >> i think when they were togethein malta together, it was the only time in their married life where they lived like normal people. >> she could go to dances, chat to the other wives, go swimming, go to the hairdresser's. >> she felt such freedom. she loved it. >> i think that must have been the best two years of their lives. then, of course, she had to come back to total reality, back to england. >> anxious and sympathetic crowds were at the palace waiting for news. the announcement that the king was going to go into an immediate operation came as

a pastor is charged for holding a crowded sunday service despite social distancing orders robbie howard brown argues his mega church is essential. law enforcement disagrees. >> shame on this pastor. their legal staff and the leaders of this church for forcing us to do our job. that's not what we wanted to do during the declared state of emergency. >> howard brown is charged with unlawful assembly and violating an emergency help, he posted bond and is out of jail. >> new jersey recruiting iconic reality tv star to address the stay-at-home situation. >> new jersey is tough. we love to party and we love it even harder for the time for parties is over. some of us are not taking the situation seriously. >> forwarders a sure star urging people to stay home and flatten the curve. >> haven't seen him in a while. all nonessential businesses in new jersey are closed until further notice. the situation, he's not a kid anymore. >> i never watched a single episode. rob: but i know the face. >> relief organization helping new york is motivated by a higher power. the force behind the unprecedented eff

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>> this is an r-rated comic book film starring margo robbie, a spinoff from suicide squad, she's playingley quinn made is a stylized version, very r-rated, you and mcgregor is available, if you're a fan of comic book movies but want to see like an adult perspective this is similar, available on vod as well. jillian: what about the gentleman? >> i keep saying vod. that is video on demand services. with you get it through amazon or apple or google play that is where these movies are available to purchase or rent, the gentleman, the guy ritchie movie with matthew mcconaughey, a return to guy ritchie's old-school style. i heard you say he is a great director, he did sherlock holmes, the gentlemen is worth seeing. jillian: not for the kids either. >> reporter: we work our way to a kid friendly, another movie, this is an incredible well-made film directed by lee one l who created the saw franchise, $7 million film the takes on the hg wells concept from 100 years ago and updated. it is an incredible incredibly well-made film. the invisible man, getting into kids stuff. on word, pixar, the new p