[applause] and we will continue with the great thom tillis. we would get thom tillis.you, thom, but we will reelect thom tillis. is that right? we will reelect thom tillis. and if we don't i will be so angry at you. i'll only come back in a few times a year. no, thom is going to be great. i think you're in great shape. one more hand for thom tillis, please. [applause] we don't even know who's running against him. nobody wants to run. we will continue to enact new trade deals that result in more products roundly rubberstampedt beautiful, beautiful beautiful phrase made in the usa, right? made in the -- we will achieve new breakthroughs in science and medicine, finding new cure for childhood cancer, and ending the aids epidemic in less than nine years. with our resolve. who would've thought? we won't defend privacy, free speech, religious liberty and the right to keep and bear arms. [cheers and applause] and your second amendment rights are under siege. believe me they are under siege. we don't get in, you can forget your second amendment, that's what i think. i really b

one more hand for tom tillis. audio] [applause] president trump: we will continue to enact new trade deals. called -- they will have that stamp that says made in the usa. we will achieve new breakthroughs in science and medicine, finding new cures for childhood cancer and ending the aids epidemic in less than nine years. we have already started. who would have thought that? we will defend privacy, free speech, religious liberty and the right to keep and bear arms. your second amendment rights are under siege. they are under siege. you can forget your second amendment. above all, we will never stop fighting for the sacred values that bind us together as one, beautiful america. support protect and defend the constitution of the united states. we stand with the incredible heroes of law enforcement. we believe in the dignity of work and the sanctity of life. in fate and family, not government bureaucracy is the true american way. we believe that children should be taught to love our country. honor our history and to a

we will reelect tom tillis. we are going to reelect him., i am going to be so angry at you. i'll he come back here a few times a year. tom is going to be great. i think you're in great shape. one more hand for tom tillis. [applause] we don't even know who is running against him. nobody wants to run against him. we will continue to enact new trade deals that result in products being stamped with that beautiful, beautiful, beautiful phrase -- "made in the usa." we will achieve new breakthroughs in science and medicine, finding new cures for childhood cancer and ending the aids epidemic in less than nine years. we have already started. who would have thought that? we will defend privacy, free speech, religious liberty and the right to keep and bear arms. your second amendment rights are under siege. they are under siege. you can forget your second amendment. above all, we will never stop fighting for the sacred values that bind us together as one, beautiful america. we support protect and defend the constitution of the united states. we stand

thom tillis is up for reelection , and any path that the democrats have to winning the senate back really runs through north carolina. there are a lot of questions about what a sanders nomination would mean. north carolina democrats are trying to take the house of representatives and senate in the state as well as there is a gubernatorial race. there is a lot on the ballot today. host: how many delegates and talk about the process. guest: there are 110 delegates the third most behind california and texas. 38 of those ghosts of the statewide winner in a proportional -- goes to the statewide winner in a proportional way. anyone over 15% is eligible. each of the 13 congressional -- congressional districts add up to 72, but they are not evenly proportioned. the heavily democratic districts are worth more delegates. if you win raleigh and charlotte delegates.k up more

tillis: crystal ball ---- saba tells crystal ball ball tries toal pick the winners for the governors,ollege, house, and the state of the democratic primary race, which seems to be fast moving and changing. ofare part of the university virginia center for politics. i am based in washington, d.c. host: what is different for the super tuesday? for me, there is a lot more influx. you had two major candidates drop out in the last day. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar. there is a real effort from democratic party leaders to send a message to voters that we want you to vote for joe biden. we think joe biden is the better option. we suggest you vote for him. klobuchar and buttigieg dropping out and endorsing biden suggests the threat democratic leaders feel from the sanders possible nomination. i'm not going to tell you they are necessarily right about that . that is what they are communicating. it seems to be having some effect. there have been late-breaking surveys that show biden doing great. states like virginia and north carolina seem like they were close in pulling. biden might win thos

working together we will beat tom tillis. just because he is a bad senator but because north carolina deserves better. thank you very much. [applause] >> hello, everyone. i am state senator erika d smith and i'm working extremely hard. i want to become north carolina's next united states senator. we want a fighter in washington, d.c. someone that will take on economic edge -- economic opportunity and higher wages for all. of theanding the fight court. i am a fighter. i am the only candidate in the race who has worked her way up to any level in the party. [indiscernible] i am fighting for you. do you want the most qualified, competent, the one that can defeat tom tillis -- i am the only candidate that can defeat tom tillisl. . my questions are for you. do you want a north carolina that [indiscernible] do you want an america that is respected again? an america with integrity again? withoutot spell america "erica." i am ready to fight. [applause] ♪ >> thank you, governor cooper for your rousing remarks a moment ago. next up, we

but lindsay and tom tillis know this, mark knows, this all of them know this, if i want to ten cents wall they didn't want to get it. they didn't want to do it, but now we have it and you think that is easy? nobody should have done this, we are building our hearts away, we will soon be building many miles a week, but we're up to over 125, 127 miles of the super wall. i want to border patrol and said what is your wish, well it's likely to be steel and concrete. they wanted exactly what they have, and the barriers up top one everything, it's called a no climb provider, no climb provides, or i said what is the word provides or maine and they didn't even know. i mean you're not able to climb over, it's very tough. and a part of the wall a couple of weeks ago they were planning a wall and the fire department has to take them, down that is what the no climb is. that's a no crime, and what a voice. we are building the wall, it's going great, so they said he's building the wall, but mexico's not paying for it. you will see. you will see. some of you understand because i told a few people las

thom tillis from north carolina, senator burr owes north carolinaens an explanation, which is reallyor. >> well, senator burr is not running for reelection senator, tillis is and obviously has to react. there is a lot of bipartisan outrage over this issue of stock selling. if there was inside information on coronavirus being traded upon, there are folks on the left and right united to say hey, senator burr should resign or should at least explain how it is he came to make the sale. >> derrick willis and tim mack, thank you both for being with me. >>> as the pandemic rose, many front line health care workers can't find the necessary protective gear and are getting exposed. we'll talk to an emergency room doctor how dire a situation we're in coming up. e a situatio we're in coming up life isn't a straight line. and sometimes, you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. and i don't count the wrinkles. but what i do count on is boost high protein. and now, i

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also, both supervisor mandelman and peskin and tilly and the t.a.ff participated in all of those deep dives. and all of that information is available on the controller's website, which we can share a link. but we will come back and share that feedback with the larger board because the more people that understand the details and understand the complexities, i think the more advocacy and support we can get when we're making tough tradeoffs. so thank you. >> absolutely. i know when we're dealing with d.p.h., there is a question of does h.r. need to be in the room for every interview? so having labor management at the table to craft this hiring plan i think is a really crucial aspect of coming up with a successful plan. because i know you have your c.b. a., and you're collective bargaining agreement, but there may be some fa facilitating it in a faster manner. and now you're going to include the operators up froment, and front, and i thinks a big shift in philosophy, and i think it helped to avoid many of the problems that we've seen when we purchase ve

tilly, good luck to you. thank you for being with us.ank you for joining us. tillyjerred there. you've been watching bbc news with me, ben brown. hello. tuesday brought us the warmest day of the year so far, the warmest day of the year so far, the warmest place was real in north wales with the temperature nudging just a shade above 19 degrees celsius. we'll see quite a bit of warm weather across particularly the southern half of the uk again today, high pressure is to thank and it is speeding into the uk all the way from the core of europe. towards the north—west we have a weather front in play and that's bringing more cloud, further outbreaks of rain today as well for northern ireland and scotland but with shelter from the mountains and hills to the south—east of northern ireland, across eastern scotland, hopefully we'll see a little sunshine as the day wears on. the cloud could drift a bit further south, turning the sunshine hazy in northern england and western wales with the odd spot of drizzle. where we have the best of drizzle. wher

tilly martin a son is a member of greenland's parliament and has been speaking out on these problems. she's half innuit and have to. she believes that greenland should maintain close ties to denmark because she fears that the indigenous peoples will not be able to survive on their own. right back. politician elect a ham and also hopes for a better future for greenland but she believes that this will only happen if the territory wins its independence from denmark. i have a danish passport but that's all i'm not danish i don't think danish i don't speak danger at home i don't feel like a dane and i don't feel like at home when i meant i'm not. greenland continues to move toward independence from denmark and today even young in what children learn to take pride in their traditional culture their language and their homeland. a lot of people around the world are definitely concerned about the effects of global warming but many in greenland see these environmental changes as an opportunity to free themselves from foreign influence. many of the european immigrants who helped build this terri

doesn't don't know the number of cases that rise proportionately every single day and if you act in the tilly if we had acted sooner actually when we all are there we were over reacting that this was just not like the flu this is what we would be hearing experts then we would have contained and even the economic damages that people are are understandably concerned with because this is going to have a severe economic impact on people's lives those a little bit mitigated if the situation was address at the beginning of the later you wait the worse it will get a clear example of this is going to be airing it's not a bad government which is the worst affected now without lying which is another town which went into lockdown sooner when i had the same number of cases the better moment and now it seems. steady. no i am not of growth just has leveled out the number of cases where as ben what has gone way blown way out of proportion. as we said earlier the number of deaths and italy has at this point surpassed those in china is that any side of the tide turning here. well the number of past that china

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tillis: crystal ball ---- saba tells crystal ball ball tries toal pick the winners for the governors,ge, house, and the state of the democratic primary race, which seems to be fast moving and changing. ofare part of the university virginia center for politics. i am based in washington, d.c. host: what is different for the super tuesday? for me, there is a lot more influx. you had two major candidates drop out in the last day. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar. there is a real effort from democratic party leaders to send a message to voters that we want you to vote for joe biden. we think joe biden is the better option. we suggest you vote for him. klobuchar and buttigieg dropping out and endorsing biden suggests the threat democratic leaders feel from the sanders possible nomination. i'm not going to tell you they are necessarily right about that . that is what they are communicating. it seems to be having some effect. there have been late-breaking surveys that show biden doing great. states like virginia and north carolina seem like they were close in pulling. biden might win those st

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cal cunningham, becoming the democrats traced to take on republican senator tom tillis.rats need to win four seats to gain control of the senate, so they have a tough job, and it gets harder when you look at alabama, with capital democratic senator doug jones' seat. president trump's former attorney general jeff sessions in a tough fight in the g.o.p. primary alabama. it looks like now he will face a runoff on march 31st with tommy turberville, the former auburn football coach. democrats openly worried about a sanders nomination endangering down ballot lawmakers like minnesota senator tina smith and michigan's gary peters. both democrats and states were president trump performed very well. now come at this stage, doesn't look like senator bernie sanders will get enough delegates to put him firmly ahead of a newly resurgent joe biden, and that has the democratic party starting to prepare for potential fireworks at this summer's democratic convention. congressional correspondent chad pergram explains exactly how this would all work. hey, chad. >> hey, shannon. so there's l

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is taking heat from his fellow republican senator from north carolina, the up for re-election thom tillis, now saying senator burr owes north carolinians an explanation, and there needs to be a professional and bipartisan inquiry into this matter. georgia senator kelly loeffler is defending herself after "the daily beast" reported she dumped millions in stock after she received a coronavirus briefing. she has since said she had no knowledge of the sale. here's what she told tucker carlson on fox news just tonight. >> these were called closed meetings. they weren't classified. they were closed. but as soon as i got out, the information was already on twitter. it was in the public domain. none of us believe today what we believed on february 1st. >> on that, here with us for our leadoff discussion on a friday night, ashley parker, pulitzer prize-winning white house reporter for "the washington post." david leonhardt, pulitzer prize winning columnist for "the new york times," where he is also co-host of the argument podcast. and thomas frieden, the director of the cdc from 2009 to 2017 under

thom tillis in north carolina, he's not only below his democratic rival, he's now -- it is now officiallysup race. martha mcsally in arizona, below her democratic rival. they're going to have to spend tons of money on john cornyn in texas and joni ernst. this is becoming expensive. this is a real threat and with biden at the top of the ticket, the majority is in question. >> it is amazing how things can change with the proviso that things can change again. amy, paul, good to have you both on. >>> coming up, an unforeseen problem, that is what the president just called the coronavirus outbreak. but could the u.s. have been more prepared? they have been talking about a pandemic for some time, we'll speak with the republican senator who is also a doctor. stay with us. my brows? in perfect shape. with new micro ink brow pen. from l'oreal. microblade-like precision without commitment. our unique comb-tip shapes and fills with hair-like strokes. for natural brows - made easy! new micro ink brow pen. from l'oreal paris. we're worth it. robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investin

north carolina's other senator thom tillis tweeted north canadians need an explanation and self-referral said this needs to prove this is not illegal and if he can't do that, he needs to resign and face prosecution. >> yeah, of the four senators we've mentioned in the intro whose transactions are being looked at, senator burr really sticks out. i mean, you know, number one, the others can make some claim at least that their investments are in a blind trust, they're not managing them at least actively, that -- you know, whether that's, you know, strictly true or not, they can make a pretty credible claim, i think, of not having done what it looks like they might have done but senator burr is a chair of the intelligence committee. he was regularly briefed on the coronavirus situation. he while writing that op ed he made it sound like we were for it. he talked to, you know, big dollar contributor insiders in a private talk, told them it's going to be really bad and he made these 33 transactions, these 33 sales of stocks that he could have reasonably concluded would crash, would tumble as th

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and whether it was tom tillis in north carolina or one of the two georgia seats or with bullock comingin montana, possibly kansas if pompeo doesn't come back, which i still think is the chance he will. there are multiple paths to a majority for democrats now so they don't have to pull necessarily an inside straight. i'd still say republicans are narrow favorites to hold on to the senate, but you see multiple paths for democrats to get there. >> charlie, thank you so much for joining us. every time we see you, you make us a little bit better and a little bit smarter. we appreciate it. >>> straight ahead -- we're bracing for the opening bell. the president's former top economic adviser, former president of goldman sachs, gary cohn, joins us on what is shaping up to be a dramatic day on wall street and also help us understand the markets are different from the economy. the real economic impact of the coronavirus and what policies can be shaped around it. i saved hundreds on my car insurance when i switched to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you go to high

whether thom tillis up for re-election or the fight for the governorship.e have a majority of our delegation in congress is republican. majority of the statehouse and senate is republican. slightly right ever center state but pragmatic in nature. connell: you saw, relates to something you're pushing in congress, i want to ask you about it quickly. >> sure. connell: the democratic candidates have been coming after i guess the investor class for lack of a better word, coming after wall street and assess a financial transaction tax. that is one of things many candidates propose to pay for many programs they propose. you were in particular trying to fight back against that. tell us about that briefly. >> the financial transaction tax is small tax, that bernie sanders and elizabeth warren only fall on wall street. the reality if you invest like 43% of the american people have mutual funds or have a retirement account you will have to work longer, and pay more in taxes as a result of this tax. it is a horrible idea. this is a great example where pragmatic, reason

and north carolina with tom tillis. >> dana: president trump is going to colorado this friday, tryingoampaigny gardner, the senate campaign candidate who is below where he would like to be. will a trump visit increase his chances of winning? >> all of the republican candidates have decided that they need the base energized. they been hoping president trump can do that. he also has to be hoping that president trump's job approval does not take down words and hopes that the president handles the coronavirus response accurately. so there is a lot going on. a lot of republicans will relying on the president to pull them over the top in the post races. >> dana: it's always fun to have it on the show, we will follow up tomorrow, we will be emailing with you inside. and a reminder that bernie sanders tonight takes part in his second fox news democracy 2020 town hall. there will be at the university of michigan in dearborn, bret baier and martha maccallum will host your own fox news. we are still watching the cruise ship about to dock in oakland, 21 coronavirus patients and thousands of others. we wi

benefic abortions happen and will keep happening and legally even in 3 legal cases women face on to tilly'sand obstacles and often resort to unsafe options facing more problems and even death. the latest case has intensified an already fierce debate in the country over to legal and moral implication of abortion which quote size promise to keep fighting for i listened. to the mountain kingdom of now in southern africa where putting food on the table is a struggle for so many added to the widespread poverty and high unemployment is political instability in scandal including the prime minister being accused of murdering his the strange wife i'm going to miller with more now on how the leaders courtroom battles contrast with life for so many other people. most of lawsuits is 2200000 people live in rural areas like this one. in the village of mit along homicide there's electricity but despite there being alongside the mid to long day they don't have running water. almost see lives here with her 5 children and 10 grandchildren their existence is hand to mouth surviving only on her monthly governm

so gaetz is referring to tom tillis. refer them to the doj and then we'll see. what do you think? >> i'm here for the investigation of them all. you have to do the time. this excuse of saying i don't know anything about it is an excuse. particularly senator feinstein. deeply disapointsed. california is expected to have half of california's population infected with this virus. i have friends right now that are watching at the mlk l.a. county rehab center that were forced in rooms last night, packed in a room like sardines. mean while she's selling off stock. i'm here for the investigation for all of the senators. i have to be very clear and especially the democrat senators because i'm on the left side and seems like the left has glossed over this story wanting to separate her from the other senators as if she's okay and all the republican senators are bad. so there's nothing to hide. let's break open the investigation. put her husband on the stand. saying i had no knowledge and it was my husband's stock is a crap excuse to be honest with you. >> shannon: so you would also get a swa

senator from arizona, the senator from rhode island, senator ernst of iowa, feinstein from california, tillis of north carolina, from new hampshire, south dakota, senator hassan and senator had a sheen, senator enzi of wyoming, duckworth of illinois, kramer, casey, brown, romney, wicker, stabenow michigan, risch of idaho, senator markey of massachusetts. 18 different provisions which added to what we had done previously. we've got priorities from nearly 70 members of the senate. that makes a good, strong bipartisan bill, even better and stronger. we now need to move to our final steps. just a bit ago the majority leader filed cloture on our modified substitute amendment, which will allow us to hold that vote on monday evening. so as we look to complete our work on this bipartisan innovation package, no he that we're going to be doing -- know that we're going to be doing that throughout today, tomorrow, and through the weekend. i want to just address very quickly now some of the support that this american energy innovation act has drawn. we focused on the priorities that it contains for member

there's another one, "ruby," a song ♪ o ruby don't take your love to town ♪ that was recorded by mel tillis a guy like this who has spent so much time learning his craft, honing his craft. you know what, there was a sense i think we all had that he appreciated where he ended up in his life with so many hit records. >> all right harry, thank you if you guys get a chance at home, download "old friends" and maybe call one, too. it's a beautiful, beautiful, beautiful song "old friends" with dolly parton. thanks again, honey. just ahead vicky nguyen joining us with questions online including ways to help older neighbors. but first this is "today" on [sfx: doorbell] hello, i saw you move in, and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! >>oh, that's so nice! and a little tip, geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. >>hmm! >>cookies! uhh, biscuits. >>mmmm, is there a little nutmeg in there? oh it's my mum's secret recipe. >>you can tell me. it's a secret. >>is it cinnamon? it's my mum's secret recipe. call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and co

bill that he has done on the senate side, that's for justice in victims of sanctuary cities act, tillisas great legislative experience in the state, he knows the state well and has been a great servant of the folks in north carolina. host: this is her senator ted budd, on the financial services committee and the republican of north carolina. thank you. calls, go back to your in maryland, on the independent line. good morning. joseph? l.a., ino next to ocala, florida, on the republican line. caller: i loved hearing to show this morning, i don't listen to it a lot, i don't have a chance because i run a small business, i find interesting about super tuesday, everybody calling in has said the people are talking about healing the country. my concern is that it takes people to heal the country. when we elect a president, as we have, when we elect a president, his job is to make sure that we ave this country running as business, because that's what it is. it disturbs me to listen to the age groups of people that are calling in and calling the president names, they think that that's any differe

tillis and some vulnerable republicans are linking their fate to president trump. >> they are bettingdent will carry their states again and that should be enough to get them over the finish line. >> democrats need to win the forest seats to gain control of the senate but first they must hold onto one of their own. alabama's doug jones is the most endangered democratic senator on the ballot this fall and he's unopposed in today's primary. but who he faces in november could be decided tonight. it could be a familiar face like former attorney general jeff sessions. he's trying to win his old senate seat back. in his way among others is roy moore, the controversial former judge who lost to jones in 2017. no matter who the republicans choose, jones faces a challenge in the state president trump won by 27 points. >> i don't think jones has done a ton to try to triangulate his voting. i don't think he has behaved like say joe manchin of west virginia has behaved. >> who on top of the democrats ticket could endanger senate democrats in battleground states? that could put senate democrats up f

maine is looking tenuous for susan collins and north carolina, we've seen thom tillis poll pretty poorlykyle cunningham who won his primary convincingly. looking increasingly line a toss-up and a great democratic opportunity. >> jeffrey goldberg, what -- what -- as far as the fight for the senate, the fight for the house, the fight for the white house would you. everything obviously up in the air. what's your read right now with the state of the democratic party and the way they were able to consolidate and a way that republicans weren't able to consolidate against donald trump? do you think that they are positioning themselves to give donald trump a serious run for his money? >> right. it's just the part i give my deep thought. if you conjured one, i have superficial deep thoughts i have on this subject. >> right. >> the -- what strikes me is, yeah. i mean, that's the dramatic thing here. that the republican party, the regular republican party, could not withstand the onslaught and the wave of donald trump. and i'm not comparing donald trump to bernie sanders. very different kinds of pe