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thanks for calling from tacoma, because it is early. >> more reaction from those watching. i absolutely love the objective and answer, if the pool is dirty it is time to clean it. women have long been cleaning up after men. it is a good slogan for men's right -- women's rights and elizabeth warren still they persisted. i want to show viewers a tin parade bluebird with the words -- a tin parade bluebird with the words "votes for women" across the bluebird's chest. explain that one. >> the way in which suffrage was represented extended to colors, to sashes, and then even to animals. the bluebird singing in the morning represented both a new song of freedom, as well as birds kind of historic symbolism of taking flight and being free. let me see if i know anything else about it from my handy notes here. i don't so. the reason why we could even have -- that is a cast metal bird -- there was all kinds of newer technologies that allowed for campaign buttons, what we would call judge goes -- swag, to really be part of the narrative so you can wear your sentiments. animals were used

. >>> tacoma washington police are warning about a baby snatching scheme, and a new mom was drugged by a phoney photographer that may have wanted to kidnap her infant by posing as baby photographers. >> she wanted a girl and wanted to raise it herself, and pretend it was a newborn of her own. >> a woman calling herself juliette parker offeredree newborn sessions to help build herio, and parker's daughter gave her a cupcake that left her feeling numb and drowsy and she called 911 to report she had been drugged and that's when she noticed her house keys were missing. >> her baby girl is due on monday and parker was supposed to photograph her birth. >> this birth is so emotional, and to think i almost let somebody like that around my family. >> in a first twist -- >> i want to make facebook safe for -- >> the suspect once reportedly ran for mayor of colorado springs and now is charged with kidnapping and assault, and expected in court on tuesday after a hauntingt in time. >>> a homecoming. this is the coin struck right here in san francisco, a $50 coin, and it's not worth 50 bucks anymore

it happened after the entire population of chinese and tacoma were also expelled.hey were part of a much larger campaign to drive out chinese and chinese americans from the left. this illustration on the left is from harper's illustrated weekly and shows the mob that forcibly went into chinese businesses in chinatown here in seattle as well as marching those down where they were forcibly put onto a steamer. on the right -- i think that i'm missing an illustration. there's also records at the university of washington and in their archive of governor of the territory at that tim the time d there's records of chinese americans who want to write in asking for help and one of the note says forced expulsion from tacoma residents driven out from 200 to 300 now in eminent danger in seattle. we are asking that you secure protection for us. this history has real meaning and deep roots with many other communities around the united states. by the 1890s, we turned to another threat. it's not from asia but rather from italy, poland, greece, hungary. italians and all others from

. >>> police in tacoma washington are alerting families about a terrifying and elaborate baby snatchingeme. a new mom may have been drugged by a baby photographer who intended to steal her infant. sara harmon has the details. >> reporter: tonight a 38-year-old woman and 16-year-old daughter are under arrest. the pair drugged a new mom and tried to kidnap her three week old infant by posing as baby photographers. >> she wanted a girl, and she wanted her five weeks or younger, so she could raise it herself, take it out of state and pretend it was a newborn of her own. >> a woman calling herself juliet parker offered free newborn photography sessions to build her portfolio. the alleged victim a single mom, grew suspicious when parker took selfies with her baby and wiped her fingerprints off items she touched. she says parker's daughter gave her a cupcake that left her feeling numb and drowsy. she called 911 to report she had been drugged and that's when she noticed her house keys were missing. tonight authorities say they do expect more victims to come forward, and they've put out an alert

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one of the notes says, forced expulsion of chinese from tacoma and seattle in 1886.hinese residents forcibly driven out from 200- 300 and out in imminent danger in seattle. we are asked you that you secure protection for us. this history has real meaning and deep roots here, but in many other communities around the united states. by the 1890s, we turn to another threat. it's not from asia, but rather from italy, poland, greece, hungary. italians, jews and all others from southern central and eastern europe are labeled now inferior races at the countries leading scientists and politicians. again, these are not paranoid extremists. they are the elite in universities and in the halls of congress. by 1893, a group of boston political and economic elite form a new group called immigration restriction league. .. >> this is one of the-- one of the roots of the title of this book, "america for americans" is in the articles and writings of this particular anti-immigrant organization, also by leading u genesis, madison grant and also president calvin coolidge in 1924 signed im

her "black diamond" road tour to 33 north american cities starting in june in miami and ending in tacomaboys announced their north american summer tour dates starting in july in new york's jones beach theater and ending in october in los angeles. but their first stop will be later this morning on "good morning america." >> yes. >> may actually go down to times square and say hey to the backstreet boys. the back street is back all right. >>> next to a couple of high-profile celebs inking their faces. >> their faces. model amber rose is now sporting a huge tattoo on her forehead with bash and slash, the names of her children, written in cursive script. she debuted the ink while shopping for sneakers in los angeles. >> 20-year-old model presley gerber, son of cindy crawford and randy gerber, premiered his face tattoo, "misunderstood" under his right eye. now in an expletive laced rant now he's biting back at critics. gerber's girlfriend reportedly said his parents love the new tattoo. >> when it comes to face ink, there are a lot of people who like to sound off. you know, say how they're fe

thanks for calling from tacoma, because it is early. host: more reaction from those watching. objectively love the and answer, if the pool is dirty it is time to clean it. women have long been cleaning up after men. it is a good slogan for men's andt -- women's rights elizabeth warren still they persisted. 18 paradeshow viewers tinbird with the words -- a parade bluebird with the words "votes for women" across the bluebird's chest. explain that one. guest: the way in which suffrage was represented extended to , and then evenes to animals. the bluebird singing in the morning represented both a new song of freedom, as well as birds kind of historic symbolism of taking flight and being free. let me see if i know anything else about it from my handy notes here. i don't so. could evenwhy we have -- that is a cast metal bird -- there was all kinds of newer technologies that allowed for campaign buttons, what we -- swag,l judge goes to really be part of the narrative so you can wear your sentiments. animals were used. obviously, the donkey and elephant that subscribed to the parties.

immigrants are voting in large numbers in us elections it is important to note that in some places tacoma park maryland as anexample , parents of children who are in the local school system, us-born children , they themselves their parents are undocumented voting in local actions, san francisco recently allowedthis as well . >> we were talking about states where there are the largest populations of eligible latino voters and we talked about texas , where there is at least seven in 10 eligible voters are latino voters. surprisingly according to pew latinos represent at least half of all eligible voters ,in 26 congressional districts . most are in california, texas, florida, arizona, new york but also illinois. >> illinois has long had a growing origin population, particularly in the chicago area but this has been a population have been growing as the 1950s as there have been connections to mexico and the opportunities for jobs in the chicago area.>> kenneth in tampa florida. >> good morning, how are you? i'm just saying when it comes to the latino vote, it's really a matter comes to voting

tacoma, washington. 10,000 in the san francisco bay area.tt shellady is still with us. i dismissed you, said good-bye. sorry about that, scott. what do you make of this? bernie sanders is now the front-runner and he is going right up against a multibillionaire. did you ever think you would see such a fascinating situation in democrat politics? >> no, you couldn't have scripted it. it has been fantastic toe watch. i think, stuart, the left has to be shaking in their boots because bringing in this billionaire to buy the election for them is going to just embolden those supporters of bernie got hard done by in the 2016, right? so those folks will come out more and more. they will be stronger and stronger. if he doesn't get the nomination, they have proven, due to polling they will stay away. they will not endorse the democratic nominee. so they have a real problem on their hands if this shapes up to be bernie versus bloomberg. one group is not going to vote for the other guy. the other guy seems to be buying it away from everybody else. it i wi

and then last night in tacoma, washington, having about 17,000 people there. as you mentioned senator sanders said that the establishment -- the democratic establishment, the fossil fuel industry, they're getting nervous because of that crowd. and because of the support that senator sanders is getting. today he'll be focused on getting that support here in nevada. he is focussed on going to college campuses hoping that a win here can propel him later on in this primary. >> now over to a ali vitali. obviously, warren is under a lot of pressure, needs to have a big night and likely having a few things going her way but she had some things to say about mike bloomberg as well and taking aim at bernie sanders. so she's coming out swinging ahead of tomorrow night's big night. >> ayman, even in listening to the segment that we have been doing it's very clear that the polite part of this primary is over. and as we head into debate stage, we're going to see a lot more contrasting from these candidates as we head into the serious part of this primary calendar. that also

he saw that last night in tacoma, washington, we had 17,000 people out, okay?had 26,000 out in queens, new york. we are, i believe, the campaign of energy and excitement. what does that mean? it means we are reaching out to working class people, who have given up on the political process. they're looking at the establishment parties. establishment leadership, and they're saying, who cares about me? i can't afford health care, i can't afford to send my kid to college. i can't afford child care. anybody worried about me? well, this campaign is speaking to those people. and i'll tell you who else we're talking to. we are talking to the young people of this country. all right? and i'm very proud, as i think you know, anderson, in poll after poll, we're doing really well with young people. in iowa, the voter turnout increase among young people was 33% higher than in the last election. i think you're going to see that in nevada, as well. so we're trying to bring large numbers of people into the political process, bring unity to the democratic party, and all of the ca

while you've been talking, we've been showing bernie, who is live at an event in tacoma, washington. 8:22 p.m. local time. i also saw a headline from "the wall street journal" that you liked on social tonight, and it reads, bernie sanders and michael bloomberg have very different theories of what democratic voters want in 2020. sanders thinks they are ready to overthrow the system. bloomberg thinks they simply want to beat trump. but bloomberg, as you well know, has other hurdles to getting there in this party in 2020. >> sure. mike bloomberg's not wrong in the predicate that the primary mission of the democratic nominee is to make the race a referendum on donald trump and to beat donald trump. everything else is secondary. there is an underpinning magical reality to the bernie people, or magical realism to the bernie people, where they think out there in the heart of the country in those swing states, in the seven or eight major swing states and the 15 total swing states, they think that there's this like progressive movement ready to rise up from the corn fields of the midwest and

bernie sanders, he is in tacoma washington. these candidas have been all over the placend their energy is incredible they just keep >>days after hisour sur california candidate pete buttigieg today rolled out his housing and homelessness plan. our capitol bureau reporr ashley zavala explins how buttigieg would tackle one of california's bigest problems. is at the center of pete sness buttigieg latest plan if elected president the indiana mayoronday proposed ilding more thanhalf a million new affordable housinunits by increasing the low income housing tax credit by 50% over the next 5 years he also proposes to expand federal housing assistance to an tra 5 million families with children if he becomes prident his goal is to help 7 million milicess to affordable housing and to make way for construction 2 million rental units well california grapples with that homelessness and housing issues west sacramento, mayo chris come all done says this the state meet see to build a lot more housing of all types, and the federal government ng

and as we speak, he is preparing for a rally that starts at 7:00 up in tacoma, washington. of course, all of this come, dan and alma, just days before the caucuses in nevada. >> so laura, a question, though. those protesters, do we know what that was all about? >> well, here anyway it went rather quickly. yesterday in carson city, several of them actually got up on to the stage with senator sanders. they were topless. they were arrested. it's our understanding that they're animal activists, and they're wanting senator sanders to end his support for both the dairy industry and for animal agriculture. i can tell you that two of the protesters yesterday in carson city are from oakland. >> all right. laura anthony reporting live for us tonight. thank you. >> well, sanders supporters are known to be quite vocal and very active online, particularly on social media. michael bloomberg's campaign picked up on this and released a video targeting what are known as the bernie bros for their aggressive behavior. >> abc7 news got a chance to speak to senator sanders' wife today about the

screening but also included on this new list, dulles airport in washington, d.c., dallas/fort worth, and tacomairport in washington state. within the last 24 hours, santa clara health officials confirmed a second new case of coronavirus here in santa clara county. the woman infected traveled to santa clara county from wuhan, china to visit family members. she arrived on january 23rd. her lab test results came in this weekend confirming she had the virus. she's not had to be hospitalized. her symptoms aren't severe enough. friday health officers here at the county confirmed another man has the virus after he recently traveled to wuhan. these two patients are not related. the only thing they have in common is that they both recently were in wuhan, china. officials are closely monitoring these two patients as well as their family members. but they say everyone who's been in contact with the patient has been relatively isolated and staying at their respective homes. south of here, health officials confirmed two new cases of coronavirus there this weekend. a 57-year-old man and his 57-year-old wife

. >> reporter: sanders striking back at a large rally in tacoma, washington, last night. >> the democratic establishment is getting nervous and they're trying to figure out all kinds of ways how do we stop bernie and the movement. but they are not going to succeed. >> reporter: biden hoping nevada will help turn around a weak start to his primary season. that's something his supporters want, too. >> well, that's a good question. he complimented me very highly and then said what the hell is wrong with your campaign. that's a good question. no, it's a mengt mat question. we are now getting into the thick of it. for example, bill clinton lost 12 primaries before he won one and became the nominee for president. i'm not counting on waiting that long. >> reporter: the former vice president isn't the only one looking ahead to super tuesday and beyond. sanders and pete buttigieg both holding events outside of saturday's caucus states. >> super tuesday is coming up and i need your help. what i'm asking of you is to bottle up whatever sense of hope propelled you into this room and take it to those y

and king county, which you mentioned, which is home to seattle and tacoma international airport, which is doing screening now, is spending $56,000 a day to identify, mon torques and guarantee possible pashe -- monitor, and quarantine possible patients. my question is can you give us a commitment that the administration's going to support back filling state and local health departments for the work they are already doing on the coronavirus, as well as support them going forward? secretary azar: of course states are already receiving the $675 million annual payment for the pub lig health emergency preparedness. i think washington gets about $17 million for that. but the supplemental proposal does, in fact, cover and we'll work with congress on what the appropriate amounts are. we have to think over $600 million in there for c.d.c. we'll work with you if more is appropriate. to support state and locals who are having to engage in added expense, hiring contractors, lab work, contact tracing. so there is no current mechanism for reimbursement like that, but we'll work with you on what the a

bernie sanders was here last monday, drawing 17,000 people to a rally at the tacoma dome. pete buttigieg also raising funds here this week. and now elizabeth warren, returning to seattle, the site of one of her biggest campaign events this summer when 15,000 supporters turned out. at tonight's rally, look for warren to continue her attack on michael bloomberg. she says the fact that he has released three women from nondisclosure agreements at his company does not show full transparency. she says he needs to do a lot more. elizabeth warren coming to seattle here at a critical time. ballots for the march 10th primary have already been mailed out. jon, democratic voters are deciding who they are going to vote for, and this rally here at the armory at the seattle center set to begin in about three hours. back to you. jon: claudia cowan from seattle, thank you. >>> meantime, former vice president joe biden is staying in nevada. right now he's holding a caucus day event at a union site. jacqui heinrich is there for us. >> hey, jon. former vice president joe biden really needs a

david begnaud is in tacoma. how is she doing?> reporter: she was visibly shaking before she spoke to us. right before she talked to us, she attended the hearing of the suspect, sat in the front row and watched the proceedings as the judge believed the prosecutors that this lady is a threat to the community and sent her back to jail. this lady is accused of wanting a baby so badly that she used her own teenage daughter to kidnap one. she smiled and appeared to be taking photos at her arraignment. she was charged with kidnapping and assault, she pled not guilty. the judge set a new bail and she was sent to jail. she went to the victim's home three times, posing a photographer. the last time was on february 5th when she alleged planned to drug the mother and take the newborn. the victim spoke out tuesday. >> this is my house. she violated that, violated my safety, tried to kidnap my daughter. >> reporter: according to prosecutors parker and her teenage daughter pressured the woman into eating a cup cake, after which her face and lip

he was up in tacoma this week, he can get huge support, and that is, you know, the gold standard in politicsd you. secondly, listen to what mercedes schlapp said. there's two things she went off on bernie sanders about, one was medicare for all. that's going to be a tough sell to a lot of people. the flip side of it is that healthcare and not protecting people with preexisting conditions is a real weakness for donald trump or a potential vulnerability. you could see bernie sanders maybe not pushing medicare for all as much as let's protect the people who have problems and another example of that would be climate change. green new deal, tough sell, but the idea i'm going to try to save our planet, that's also attractive to a lot of people, including suburban housewives. one, bernie sanders doesn't have the nomination. two, if he does get the nomination, i don't think it means the democrats have no chance. bret: look at the numbers here today, maria. whites bernie sanders 28%. pete buttigieg 19% the next. nonwhites sanders 44%. joe biden at 21%. in nevada, the sanders campaign can make the cas

thanks for calling from tacoma, because it is early. host: more reaction from those watching.ectively love the and answer, if the pool is dirty it is time to clean it. women have long been cleaning up after men. it is a good slogan for men's andt -- women's rights elizabeth warren still they persisted. 18 paradeshow viewers tinbird with the words -- a parade bluebird with the words "votes for women" across the bluebird's chest. explain that one. guest: the way in which suffrage was represented extended to , and then evenes to animals. the bluebird singing in the morning represented both a new song of freedom, as well as birds kind of historic symbolism of taking flight and being free. let me see if i know anything else about it from my handy notes here. i don't so. could evenwhy we have -- that is a cast metal bird -- there was all kinds of newer technologies that allowed for campaign buttons, what we -- swag,l judge goes to really be part of the narrative so you can wear your sentiments. animals were used. obviously, the donkey and elephant that subscribed to the parties. one

. >> you are trying to introduce relevancies pout coast extra reek tacoma mexico, other plays that'shave no bearing on. the united states constitution and the way in which people should be guaranteed the right to participate in their government. >> thank you. >> the gentleman yields back. i'll take my five minutes now. i want to thank the whole panel for coming and testifying and giving us your insight and perspectives. you connect us to a noble and honorable moment in american history, and so we thank you for your hard work and the sacrifices you have made. miss johnson-blanco, mr. cooper invoked this strange absence of a universal affirmative constitutional right to vote in the u.s. constitution. we of course have a sequence of ad hoc antidiscrimination amendments ex-distract through the blood, sweat and tearses of social moment so the 15th 15th amendment says no race discrimination in voting their 19th voting said no discrimination based on sex in voting. the 23rd amendment gave people in d.c. the right to vote in presidential elects, the 24th 24th amendment says no poll taxes, 26

gordon ins hear from tacoma, washington, and independent.aller: i want to thank c-span for their programing. it is excellent. mucht to think c-span so for you not being biased and people who think so, they must be watching cnn. i want people to understand you do allow only one phone call every 30 days, but that is to give everybody a chance to talk on your program. are about youru calls. my question for alan is, -- ellen is, when growing up i only voted twice but i was always told there was a secret ballot. so when you went in, nobody knew who you voted for. but when i went into vote, i signed my name in a booklet and beside it was a number. i opened the screen up and i noticed a little box in the corner and i asked what the box was and they said they were counting every time that opened and closed. so in reference, me opening the , anybody could2 votes to my my signing of my name. i believe that is what took place. you thinkering what about that. , any commentlsen on that? caller: i couldn't say what his specific experience was paired i kno

then he has a rally in tacoma, washington a few nights ago almost like a trump rally.emocrats say we'll never lose to donald trump. are there some republicans sleeping on bernie sanders? >> yeah, there are some. and we can't just dismiss it at hand and say well, no problem. you have to explore this and explain to people what socialism means. when people are not taught the differences between things, they can swallow anything. there is too much gullability and there is too much of a media dismissal. comfort that no one will buy it. go to a college campus, you won't believe what you can hear and what you'll see people thinking. let's do homework. i will make this a feature of my podcast if i can get in a plug for wise guys we'll talk about it there. a great topic worth exploring. >> julie: it is. the majority of americans do not view capitalism -- socialism favorably. the majority, 57% favor capitalism. something to talk about on the podcast. >> absolutely. why do people come here? thank you. thanks for putting me on before the bear. appreciate that. >> julie: it was tou

he's making wall street nervous and he said this in tacoma washington in front of what was it, 16,000 saying it proudly. >> and i think -- the thing is, look, in 2016 there was a rebellion in both parties and the republican party took the form of donald trump and the democratic party took the form of bernie sanders. bernie sanders who was written off as dennis kucinich and got 47% of our vote in 2016. you can't forget that. and so people thought, well, now hillary can go on and become president and bernie never stopped. i was in san francisco three years ago and bernie was there talking about medicare for all with 8,000 people and wasn't even making the news. so the rebellion never stopped, and i think that's what you're seeing and why is it? i think he made a very good point. there is a lot of pain at the bottom of our party. there was a lot of pain in this country that doesn't get talked about enough, and he speaks to that over and over and over again, and i think that there's a power to come from being witnessed and being recognized in your pain and your suffer and to feel that som