we're live in orangeburg, south carolina.ing to get back to the audience in a moment, but i want to talk to you about your personal story, okay? >> please. >> you've been on my mind all week because i've been reading your book. >> you texted me about that, yeah. >> here's what i want to tell you. you did your ancestry. >> yes. >> and i did mine. you got further back in your ancestry than i was able to because you know many african-americans can't go back further than 1870. >> and that's because the first time african-americans were included in the census. >> right. so in your family lines, they include salaves, slave owners, native americans, and a confederate soldier. the most important thing you learned in exploring your ancestry. >> when i was a kid, i used to hear songs about the pilgrims and the first settlers and always felt like that didn't include me. but to find that, you know, slaves have been in this country since 1619 and to be able to go back generations into slavery, and then he found out i have ancestry that he

obamacare has failed in south carolina.eplaced with plans that require the pre-existing conditions to be covered but more flexibility, more choices. so i'm going to run on health care. my idea is to take the money in washington, send it back to south carolina, cover suck people but let my -- sick people but let my state come up with the plan that fits south carolina and get out from this obamacare umbrella in washington that's crushing us. the supreme court, i believe, will strike obamacare down. the only reason roberts voted to uphold obamacare is because the individual mandate was considered to be a tax, and the government can tax almost anything. now the individual mandate has been struck out of the law. i think it falls. so here's my plan, to take the money in washington, block grant it back to the states, give the people of south carolina control of this money not some bureaucrat in washington, and we'll do a better job than anybody in washington could ever hope to do for south carolina. that is my plan. maria: and we'

south carolina was willing and ready to secede. but, compromise was made at the last minute and the type and try and terraform away. this is quite historic for me to say this, but, it's quite possible slavery would have gone away as an issue. because, slavery ended in the north. not because northerners had a fit of morality, but because, the evolution of the northern economy meant slavery was no longer profitable. reading the economy of the north. the same forces that eliminated slavery, peacefully, albeit slowly in the north were at work in the south. the striking thing. in 1800 nearly every country in the world allowed slavery. in 1900, virtually no country allowed slavery. it was only in the united states at this required a great civil war. i was henry clay's belief that if the compromise of 1850 have been given 30 years to run that southerners were calm on their own to the conclusion that slavery no longer serve their purposes and that would be a much better solution to the slavery question than if the war came in the south was

charleston, south carolina, is nicknamed the holy city. churches, steeples dominate the skyline of this historic city which, until recently, had an audience -- ordinance that no building could be constructed wanting n 55 feet, nothing to obstruct the steeples. faith is fundamental to the charleston community. rocked that faith was this lone 15, when gunman rushed into this bible most after studying the historic african-american churches in the state of south of lina, develop a list ive churches, one of which was emmanuel a.m.e. he selected this church because of its importance to the african-american community, being the first organized place of worship in the south for african-americans. he selected this. this was a hate crime of the first order. and we are saying we should not inconvenience him. and we did not inconvenience him. we allowed him to get that gun after three days. when it was around the fifth day they found the glitch in the system and found him to be ineligible to own a gun. just had a gunman go into his workplace in aurora

in south carolina, two people died and more than 400 were evacuated from a public housing complex in carbon monoxide leak. we've learned that federal inspectors are not required to check for carbon monoxide detectors, and critics say that is costing lives. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez with more. >> reporter: when single mother kentara johnson and her three children went to bed, they never thought men in hazmat suits would wake them up. did you have any idea what was going on? >> no. i'm just wondering like, well, it got to be something serious. they're at everybody door. >> reporter: the fire department said deadly carbon monoxide gas had been flowing through her children's bedrooms and this entire housing complex in columbia, south carolina. >> we could have woke up and the whole community could have been gone. like just wiped out. >> reporter: it all started january 16th with two 911 calls from this building. one caller bleeding from his ears. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> my eyes are fluttering and i'm bleeding. >> reporter: the next day calvin witherspoon jr. and derek roper w

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students at the university of south carolina, they are trying to reconcile all of this.isten to what one of them said. >> she was just a very bubbly person. she was very happy and she was excited because she was going to law school in the fall but she was just a very happy bubbly person. very sad and it's very scary because it can happen to anyone and you definitely need to make sure you stay with your friends. >> a tweet from the college said our prayers are with samantha's family and friends and we enjoy the entire carolina family in this time of grief. >>> we are hearing from the chicago police chief this morning regarding the jussie smollett case and the police union is ready to take action tomorrow. >> nick watt is live from chicago. what are you hearing? >> reporter: that protest tomorrow is going to be outside kim fox's office at 11:00 a.m. organized by the fraternal order of police and going to be interesting to see how many cops show up to that event. now, they are demanding a federal investigation into how kim fox and her office handled the jussie schmollest si

senator booker here in south carolina. is the introduction phase of these candidates. and rbi said that bernie sanders liking to talk about president trump and indeed he does, he talks directly about him, these other senators, these other candidates are talking about anything but president trump and trying to introduce themselves on their own terms and trying to set their own vision for what they would bring to this presidential race. but i can tell you, fred, talking to voters and others here in south carolina and other state, it is very much a wide-open race. people are just beginning to get to know these candidates. but south carolina, a critical state. particularly for the african-american vote. perhaps as much as two-thirds of the vote in the democratic primary could be from african-american voters. it is why so many candidates indeed are coming here, senator booker, among them. so he will be meeting with voters here in charleston, and having one more event here and then heading to alabama for that 54th anniversary of

congressman of south carolina. thank you so much for this.t people or people with preexisting conditions and protections of 26-year-old children? how do you do that if you have no plan? >> no, it doesn't. thank you so much for having me. and the fact remains this president has once again misled the american people. he said time and time again that he would protect people with preexisting conditions. and we're told that 52 million americans are under 65, have preexisting conditions that will make them ineligible for the affordable care act. it seems to me the first thing you ought to be doing is improving what we have already done. he says there will be, the republican party is going to be the party of health care. he has not shown us what that means. he says repeal and replace. he talks repeal all day, every day. i never heard him offer one suggestion as to replacement. on yesterday, democrats had around 2:30 in the afternoon and we laid out for the american people what we're going to do to improve the affordable care act and this president h

garrett, what's he doing in south carolina today?ris, right now o'rourke is speaking on the campus of usc in south carolina. he's doing really well with college students, doing really well with african-american voters. we have seen o'rourke break out with young people. probably a couple of hundred students out here. they're hearing about o'rourke's time in el paso, they're hearing about the texas senate race. the bigger question will be, how does he do with african-american voters? we have not seen overwhelmingly diverse crowds as he campaigns across the midwest. that's going to be really important here. how does he talk to those folks and how does he convince people that he's the best candidate in this crowded field? but so far a warm welcome, so new here he mispronounced wofford, the university. >> mark murray, talk about the strategy, nonbasketball, about campaigning in these early states like california and texas. >> super tuesday, the biggest delegate hauls will be in places like california and texas. one theory of the case on h

you know, in south carolina, our state bird is the mosquito. >> right.ace covered up. >> going to the waffle house wearing this. this is totally me. >> we do have some turkey vests. >> turkey vest, yes. i just -- this is your last day on earth, mr. turkey. you will die now. prepare to meet your maker. here's the thing about hunting. the likelihood of me successfully shooting even the stupidest animal on camera are about the same as donald trump being gracious to anybody or adam sandler making a good movie. basically, a magical unicorn is going to land in front of me and shower me with candy and vicodins before i shoot a freaking turkey on camera. [ gunshot ] that shot you heard was me shooting a producer in the calf and telling him to wobble over to the piggy wiggly for a frozen gobbler before he bleeds out. and like magic, behold. turkey. slow, slow barbecued turkey, with all the sides you want and need. what do we got going on here, chef? >> pigs feet and collard greens. pickled pigs feet and collard greens. >> oh, yes. >> barbecue coleslaw. potato sal

and let me thank representative terry alexander of south carolina. and terry is right. this is going to be a 50-state campaign. we're not going to concede one state to donald trump. and let me thank my very good friend nina turner. nina has been with me all across this country. nina has helped develop one of the great grassroots organizations in this country, our revolution. and nina is mobilizing people from one end of this country to the other.

this is her third visit to south carolina as a presidential candidate. like iowa and new hampshire, south carolina is considered a must visit state for candidates because it is the first southern state to hold a primary. >>> san francisco city leaders are demanding incident oversight the sheriff's department. this after several incidents involving deputies either accused of crimes or accused of violating to fight like allegat alleged wrongdoing by sheriff'f >> those who enforce the law are not above it. we have allegations of widespread physical abuse along with degrading strip searches of women, up to a dozen deputies or more are implicated. >> i'm in favor of independent investigations for misconduct. i don't have a problem with that. >> several options are being considered by san francisco city leaders. one would have the independent agency that monitors the poli force to also oversee the sheriff's department. >>> san francisco district attorney george a me sure that would clear old convictioned for low level offenders. the new statewide bill would cl

she is from san francisco i think she's going to resonate in some of these early states like south carolina nevada and california now in early states it's been pushed out so california actually becomes a much more important state in the long slog that will be the primary so i hear you there brad. patty you mentioned vice presidents and reno you mentioned some of the class back that come a lot received i'm. a tweet here that links those two things so this is part of who says joe biden former vice president the u.s. drafted the one thousand nine hundred crime bill which imposed mandatory minimum sentences on drug offenders bernie signed onto it coming to heart as was a prosecutor who sent people to jail for possession so that's what they think of some of those potential candidates cory booker the new name we haven't heard today has advocated legalization and expungement which is the best idea so let's shift on over to cory booker brad what's your take on the new jersey senator well as you can tell i like all these candidates i'm from new jersey so i've known mayor booker and senator corker fo

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and then virginia and south carolina. we have seen the palmetto trees as an example of specifically state pride rather than south wide or confederate wide. people were shouting and displaying these things at the same time about us versus them in our identity versus the other group. the south was not unified even at the moment. the confederacy was created and that is something, again with a bit of interpretation, can tell us quite clearly. so the third and final artifact i think this might be a people's minds. it is a piece of cotton that was grown by enslaved georgians just before the civil war. of course, on the face of it, this is an intrinsically interesting object. i think for most people, it seems less significant than the pike. out of everything i've talked about so far, this piece of cotton goods is closest to the fundamental. quigly.

. >> my job is to represent the people of south carolina. they want me to work with the president where i can. i have to know the president, we have a good working relationship. i like him, i don't like when he says things about my friend john mccain. >> here is lindsey graham in 2015, the first -- after the first time that the president attacked john mccain. >> how could anybody wanting to be commander in chief suggest that john mccain and people like him are anything less than heros. he is a train wreck, a car wreck, and he showed why he will not make it through this process. >> but that is the two lindsey grahams. >> and it is pathetic. i understand that he is running for reelection next year, but

let me thank representative alexander of south carolina. [cheers and applause] terry is right. this is going to be a 50 state campaign. [cheers and applause] we're not going to concede one state to donald trump. and let me thank my very good friend, nina turner. [cheers and applause] nina has been with me all across this country. nina has helped develop one of the great grassroots organizations in this country, our revolution. [cheers and applause] nina -- from one end of this country to the other -- nina, thank you very much.

rangham: overall, the tornado that struck alabama was one of more than a dozen to hitf parteorgia, south carolina florida over the weekend. >> when you get into this kind of range, like 165 miles per hour, you start to seeot only exterior walls that collapse on well-built homt you also start to see the interior walls. >> brangham: kevin laws is chief scientist at the national weather service in birmingham, alabama. he says the storm quickly intensified after a front of cold arctic air slammed into warm, humid southern air. and while warnings went out, laws says homes in the area are simply not built to sustain such a storm. >> the teams are out assessing-- they're seeing a lot of where mobile and manufactured homes once were-- are now completely destroyed. so, if you're in one of those homes, it's probably about one of the worst places you can possibly be. >> brangham: just across the , state line from beaurega georgia, another tornado touched down in talbot county, about 80 miles south of atlanta. toaty, residents surveyed whs ft, picking up clothing and other personal items, some thrown hundred

the storm left a string of destruction throughout the south in georgia, south carolina and florida as well, as rescue crews searched through debris back in lee county, joseph vernon learned he lost more than his home. >> i lost a real good friend of mine next door. >> i'm sorry. >> yeah. yeah. day by day, that's all you can do. day by day. >> well, ahead on "cbs this morning," jeff glor will have more from beauregard, alabama, on the tornado aftermath. >>> president trump is calling the house judiciary committee investigation into his administration and business disgraceful, but he maintains he will cooperate. meanwhile, attorney general william barr announced that he will not recuse himself from overseeing special counsel robert mueller's ongoing russia probe. laura podesta is here in new york covering it all. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. we still don't know when mueller's investigation will be completed. we hear it's close but that's not distracting democrats from this new investigation. they have asked 81 people to provide documents within the next two weeks, o

other states including oregon and south carolina already have similar laws, jeff. >> glor: jon, those numbers you had there, pretty dramatic. all right, thank you very much. his d up here tonight, r. kelly support payments-- what the judge had to say.

he went to those key early voting states, iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and he took some time to listen to voters and let voters know where he stood on some of the issues saying that that would mold sort of his future policies. now, he's talking about those things, health care, education, criminal justice reform and, of course, to your point, ana, immigration. >> and if we truly believe that we are a country of migrants and asylum seekers and refugees and they're the very premise of our strength, of our success, and yes, our security, then let us free every single dreamer from any fear of deportation, let's bring millions more out of the shadows and on to a path to contribute to their maximum potential to the success of this country. let's not only -- let's not only follow this country's asylum laws, but let's make sure that we never take another child from another mother at their most desperate and vulnerable moment. >> reporter: and he's saying this just a day after he visited that international bridge now at the center of headlines between mexico and el paso where hundreds of

i have three of the poorest counties in south carolina in my district. marion county, january 1, they had employment rate of 9.6%. it is at 5.2% right now. that is such an enormous win. people who have been left behind by our economy and our society for generations have opportunity now they haven't had in a long, long time and i just work every day to try to take advantage of that. >> our guest will be with us. the democrats, the republicans, 8001 and independence, 8002. hour first call for you comes from oklahoma. this is back calling on our independent line. you are on with our guest, go ahead. >> i am retired disabled veteran and i have had almost 37 years of military service active and reserve and one thing i have noticed in my many assignments from corporal sniper to special forces in co, 18 and the 60s, the direct commission and all sorts of assignments after that, that i can't talk about but i have served at the pentagon and i have served at various posts, intelligence school, overseas and i have noticed that there is a problem with the military i

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and north carolina, south carolina, florida. a lot of places. we have a lot of car companies. we have a lot of companies coming back into our country and this has been happening pretty much since i've been president. it's really amazing what's going on. but again, because i'm going to michigan i will tell you, we'll be speaking about it tonight. we have companies coming back in, car companies. it's a great thing to see. [ inaudible question ] >> i've been going through that for two years. it's much more than that. if you look back you can probably look at the insurance policy area in terms of timing. it's a disgrace what happened. this was a terrible thing that's been put on to our country. nobody has ever seen anything like this. never happened before. beautiful conclusion, i haven't seen the report. beautiful conclusion. and there was no collusion at all. there never was. everybody knew it. i wish it could have gone in one week instead of taking almost two years. but the result was great. no obstruction. no collusion. no anything. it was a great thing but it took a long time

clear, indeed, and south carolina state senator, former state democratic party chairman.nks all. garrett, first to you. you are right there where beto just did the event and you were with him in iowa, as well and let's talk about what he's talking about today and the reactions to him and a lot of criticism, frankly, that he was more celebrity in buzz and substance with the vanity fair cover and all the rest. the vanity fair story. >> well, andrea, i have to tell you the vanity fair story and the more controversial parts of it is frankly not something that has come up in iowa or in michigan beyond the reporters that have asked him. it's not something that voters are asking him about. i will mention the money briefly. that's not come up on the stump, but it is interesting. o'rourke had to prove to a certain degree raised in texas million in the senate race was not just because he was running against ted cruz, that it was for beto o'rourke and by coming up with the $6.1 million dollar and more than bernie sanders and kamala harris and more than the people he's running agains

that includes parts of georgia and south carolina. few tornadoes spin up, they're going to be on the southern end of this line through the panhandle of florida moving into south and southeastern areas of georgia. we had a tornado warning knocking on the door for columbia, south carolina. that is no longer in effect. it's a severe thunderstorm warning. but when you look at the area of concern right now, this is panama city. so the line has moved through to the east. but we have a couple of warnings now in effect. that's going to take it close to tallahassee or just to the south if it continues. to the north, though, we're losing, now that we've lost the daylight heating of the day, we're going to lose some of that intensity. so columbia is under a severe thunderstorm warning, and south of savannah. when we go back and you asked, again, about the warning, was there a warning. there was. we had probably almost three dozen tornado warnings. some are radar-confirmed rotation. some are visuals. and, again, if you look at the line from tuske

iowa, south carolina.at skd plus alexi and eugene are back with me. doug, good strategy. going to play in texas? >> i think texas and california are big delegate rich states. in california the delegates are mailed the same day as the iowa caucus. they need to campaign early on. they're expense i states to campaign in. they have multiple media markets. they're diverse. for all of them, it is helpful for them to campaign in very diverse states so they can try to appeal to hispanics, african americans, often times in new hampshire and iowa, they're pretty much all white crowds. this allows them to broaden the constituency. >> as harris is out there in texas, a state that beto o'roarke has staked his claim to, beto o'roarke is in south carolina. a place harris has been working hard to focus on. that's where we found garrett haake for us on the road for us literally. are now in the car? hey. what's up, face? >> reporter: we've driving between events. this is the beto o'roarke campaign strategy in full effect. w

>> ultimately gets to south carolina, gets to nevada.evada, the third state to vote before south carolina where you start to get voters of color, right? iowa and new hampshire very white states. you start to see voters of color, more labor voters in some of these states. and then also california is going to be voting concurrently with iowa, so that's a huge factor. so kamala harris is going to have to do well. i mean, everybody has to do well in iowa. and of course, the dark horse in the race, pete buttigieg may be starting to do well in iowa and may get momentum off that. >> zerlina, when you look at the field, candidates are talking issues. they're talking about policy. voters, by the way, are talking about issues and policy as well. and there's not a lot of, like, sniping between the candidates, right? senator kirsten gillibrand, for an example, talked in broad strokes about health care with ari melber on this network. watch. >> health care should be a right and not a privilege. i hear about this no matter where i go in the country, w

history sold in simpsonville, south carolina, in october.main anonymous. we do know they decided to take the cash option. that means they'll get about $878 million. >> wow. the state there getting a big sum of like 50k. the state itself getting a tax windfall that they were waiting on, and they finally got it. >> and that winner, smart and rich. >> so, everyone wins. >>> meanwhile, the deadline has come and gone for the winner of a $1 million lottery in michigan to come forth. they had until yesterday afternoon. the cash will now be used to fund schools in the state. >>> finally what's being called a vans challenge. >> wearers are posting video matter how you toss your vans, they land facing up. >> some believe that happens because the design of the shoes and the heavy soles. we should say there is evidence of some vans not doing it. ljanz, a pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. xeljanz is the first and only fda-approved pill for moderate to severe uc. it can reduce symptoms in as early a

spent the last day me they say why don't you give north carolina and south carolina at least what how can you give someone else land to use to another country you have no right to do that it's thing us presidents move all tamil even in israel's interest to me how prime minister netanyahu in the short term but further down the road israel's going to be surrounded by increasingly angry neighbors. it's but it's been since the creation of israel has been surrounded by christian countries and you know. just tries to help but benjamin netanyahu because he's there trying to get reelected and he has a lot of judicial and legal problems sought by these he wants a minute in you to go up. so he can get reelected it's just and the country is going to stay against them but it won't change anything. britain's u.n. envoy told the security council reminded the security council the trams move flout a un resolution on the golan heights i was there from the ministrations disregard for international or affecting the united states standing on the world stage. it does that it doesn't change anything becaus

so he went to charleston, south carolina, and started looking there but he found in columbia, south carolina, at a plantation, renty and his daughter delia. they were referred to as the black africans. askingber tamara lanier her mother, why do they call them the black african? we're all from africa. she did not know at that time about louis agassiz and that he was referred to as a black african because everybody knew he was a pure african. and this is what louis agagassiz have an looking for to support his racist beliefs. --n: in terms of how harvard harvard only discovered these photographs -- they were stored in a file cabinet in one of its museums, back about 40 years ago. can you talk about how they have used them since? >> yes, sir. harvard has used the pictures. they have licensed them. these daguerreotypeses are very committed valuable. they are the earliest known photographs of american slaves. in some of the earliest known photographs in america using this daguerreoeotype. harvard licensed them to be used. they were seen apparently in " and several books. they're located in the pea

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he is hitting south carolina as he stops through all of the early voting states.in south carolina for the next couple of days on to nevada and then the kickoff rally in el paso. he did finally hire a campaign manager. it is one of the unusual unorthodox things about this campaign. he jumped in without a campaign manager. we are told he settled on jen o'malley dylan. she is not a household name to many but inside democratic politics she definitely is. she was a deputy campaign manager for the obama reelection campaign in 2012. she is one of the experts inside the party on voter habits. she is seen as a very strong hire, a member of the obama family, if you will, the political family. so she i would suspect bring on others with her. but she is going to be officially named as campaign manager coming up sometime soon. an interesting sign he is trying to put structure on what has been a kind of free flowing road show. >> basically since he announced, beto o'rourke has been on the road literally. does he have somewhat of an advantage here? he is essentially unemployed,

deadly tornado crushed parts of lee county and it also stretched into georgia and florida and south carolina. >> reporter: a deadly tornado raged through lee county, alabama on sunday. >> serious damage. >> reporter: the town of beauregard took a direct hit. >> houses completely destroyed and slabs left. specific areas, the contents of one residents, we have located 1,000 yards away. >> it looks like a war zone. >> y'all pray for me. >> you better be in a safe place. >> reporter: david mcbride was in his truck outside the bar he owns when the storm hit. >> i seen the trash swirling in the air across the hill and i said oh no, this ain't good. >> reporter: video shows a moment a tree flew into the gas station next door. >> it started to come in and everything is gone. >> it is a mess. >> reporter: a number of tornadoes ripped across central georgia, one leveled an entire neighborhood, another hit ellersly. >> everything that has been built for 19 years, gone in the blink of an yeah. >> reporter: the storm system reached the florida panhandle and south carolina. >>> the russian river flood wat

froments of regiments north carolina, georgia, louisiana, florida, south carolina, mississippi,, and elsewhere. surrenders were going on throughout virginia in the rest of april. on april 21 and 22nd, more than 500 men surrendered themselves at the headquarters in virginia. most of these men belonged to the fifth and 13 virginia calvary. units organized in the surrounding princess and, norfolkox, as well as city. these are probably men who make their way home, and when they on news, make their way and april 21 and april 22. , 17mber benjamin simms virginia, skin addled at five forex? at five forks? he goes to ashland, just north of richmond, where he would get his parole. another story for another time, the paroling of lee's army extended beyond the commonwealth. in west virginia, more than 600 ed atere parol charleston appeared overwhelmingly, i should point out, these were calvary, and a lot of these were detached units. not all of these men were men who should have been at appomattox. in north carolina, more than 2000 men would be paroled. the vast majority of these, a little more

there is tornado emergencies in alabama and georgia and also tornado warnings in florida and south carolinaen the towns of charleston and columbia are under tornado watches this evening. it is a favorable environment for tornadoes as a huge squall moved through the area big mature storms with low level wind is very strong that tends to get things spiraling and that is apparently what has happened on this early day in march. between six and eight people reported the injured so far but the number of dead have not been confirmed. again many of the buildings that were crushed are still being searched tonight and obviously when there is not very much power, power lines have been torn down, power poles snapped and uprooted it is difficult for the rescuers in the darkness to do a thorough search very quickly. it will likely be morning or even later tomorrow before we know precisely how many have been killed in lee county i'm sorry lee county alabama as a result of the huge tornado hitting there this afternoon. more than 42000 homes and businesses without electricity and reports of wide spread dama

g anyway, thae will be on friday at 3:10 in columbia, south carolina. they'll face the winner ofole miss and number 9 seed oklahoma. heurth time uva is number one seed but became the first number one seed to lose a to 16 seed thanks to our friends up north at unbc. all sles for maryland. cheers too as they hear their name called on selection sunday. they'll play the winner of tuesday's game between belm t andtemple. maryland will tipoff on thureeay. they'll the winner of the lsu yale game. the head coach knows his guys are readyor the big dance now. >> the big 10 going into the tournament sometes is like going to the den ntist office. e they knowry play. that type of thing. this is lose and you go home-type deal. i can just tell by our team meeting today and our practye toda that our guys believe this is a new season and we have done some amazing things and the grind is over. now the fun begins. it will show kind of the way our guys hdle it today. >>> plentyo cheer about. for the first time in school history, hokies are heading to the tournament for the

that doesn't happen until south carolina, nevada. hampshire let's have bernie sanders down in south carolina. let's have the fight there. if he can win there -- if bernie sanders wins south carolina that will do for him what barack obama winning iowa did for barack obama. >> we have been trying to get ali to a snowy location. it's happening. the democratic senator will go down to campaign on thursday. what's the reception going to be like? >> it's a good question. i hope i get to go. being in the snow is getting old. but when you get to south carolina, the question is it's a majority of democratic voters there. you have people like kamala harris. her campaign said to me she's trying to make black women specifically a key part of the constituency. you have a lot of competition in a place like south carolina for someone like bernie sanders. what he has been doing differently this time that he didn't do much in 2016 is he's been giving us more of, yes, his personal narrative, his roots in activism. he's trying to target and reach out mo

the freight company in the south carolina crash, c.s.x., declined our interview request, but sent uster saying it has already spent $2.5 billion on p.t.c., and that the crash was "the result of human error, and violations of long-standing operating procedures." c.s.x. fired both the conductor and engineer, mark james. >> s: >> james: yes. >> stahl: are you challenging the firing? >> james: yes, yes. there's nothing i could have done to prevent the accident. i did nothing to cause the accident, and i got fired anyway. >> stahl: james is unemployed. he's raising a teenage daughter, and is facing large medical bills for p.t.s.d. >> james: you can't sleep at night, you know. if you wake up, this is in your head. >> stahl: still. >> james: yeah, and nightmares, visions, like in-- loud noises. >> stahl: like a soldier. >> james: yeah. >> stahl: in your opinion, is train travel safe? >> james: no. >> stahl: would you put your daughter on an amtrak train? >> james: no. i wouldn't get on one myself. >> stahl: amtrak, which declined our interview request, sent us a statement saying it has made

it would not be good for south carolina or for the democratic party. >> congressman, stand by for a momentif you can. president trump at the white house. >> it's actually tearing a lot of countries apart. it's a shame that it has to be that way but i think we will stay right in our lane. we're doing fantastically as a country. our economy is booming. we're the envy of the world. other economies are not doing well and we're doing record business so we're very happy about that and it's really great to have the prime minister of ireland with us. >> what is your reaction to beto o'rourke running? >> i think he has a lot of hand movement. is he crazy or is that just the way he acts? i've never seen hand movement -- i watched him a little while this morning during some kind of news conference. and i've actually never seen anything quite like it. study it. i'm sure you'll agree. >> who is a bigger threat, beto o'rourke or joe biden? >> whoever it is, i'll take him on, him or her. whoever it is, i'll take him or her on. with the economy doing so well, with all of the things we've done, with the ta

the chair: the gentleman from being south carolina is recognized for two minutes. mr. duncan: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today strongly opposed to h.r. 1. this is an egregious assault on the fundamental rights and freedoms of americans. h.r. 1 really is a fight over liberty. this is a fight over the constitutional duties and roles of the states, one of which being the role in conducting elections. the article 1 section 4 says clearly the times and place as manner of holding elections for senators and representatives, federal offices, shall be prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof. having individual states conduct election has been vital to preserving the integrity and security of elections across the country. but this debate really is about the democrats' desire to centralize power here in one place, washington, d.c. instead of actively giving more power to washington bureaucrats, we should be divesting power away from the expanse of federal government and reserving that power for the states because that's the way the founding fathers designed our rep

according to the map and the calendar, you go from iowa to new hampshire to south carolina, south carolinao be looking for the most progressive. it's a state with a lot of black voters and your super left guy can die there if they don't know how to deal with issues like that that joe biden does know how to deal that. i'm not saying he wins south carolina, but i'm saying that you better look at map if you're on your way to winning the nomination. >> this morning, on this air, on morning joe, you had john hickenlooper, a self-e vowed moderate, multimillionaire, entrepreneurial success story, taking out the turf which is not the progressive lane but asked on the air this morning whether he was a capitalist could not come out and say i'm a capitalist. again, apparently afraid that saying you're a capitalist in the democratic party is the kiss of death. what does that say about where things are? >> it says he's a bad candidate. there are good moderate candidates, bad moderate candidates, good progressive, bad progressive. elizabeth warren has said i'm a capitalist, and this is what we have to d