and val eventually turned them all over to me.what it showed it turns out i was doing a lot of research into who bill was but he and val are the protagonist of the book. bill was an american, a minister son and rural illinois. he became a banker but not your normal reckless aggressive banker much more cerebral, thoughtful and conservative. he became known at merrill lynch where he got his start in the deutsche bank as the man with the ethical, this and the conscience of the place. and it was dominated by the it everybody wants to go go go. step on the gas. bill was the super ego and said wait this is too easy shouldn't we ask more questions? he was smart enough and respected enough people listene listened. so at deutsche bank it is a parable for what happened in the banking industry at large over a long period of time. the banks went from the's companies that existed to serve their customers and became entities and the communitie communities, employees, governmt and of course shareholders and investors and owners it was a whole wi

neither did val. neither did the news outlets he has talking to a tremendous amount of circumstantial evidence i think we give the most comprehensive and accurate description of what it is and what it means and how to interpret it. but if you are reading things like this kremlin paying secretly financing the loans may be true but there is not proof and val does not approve i wish i had proof but i don't. >> i didn't get all the way through the book yet either that there is a lot of news around his tax return and deutsche bank has been subpoenaed. so what is your take if they will produce them or if they have them? they probably don't have them. >> this is another weird one where my reporting and life has intersected. so first of all as backgroun background, there are a couple of congressional committees here the financial services committee and house intelligence that are both conducting investigations involving deutsche bank and their relationship with donald trump. both committees have subpoena deut

val, pick one more. >> oh, more. >> sorry. okay, grab one. >> here we go.r the "maks & val live motion pictures tour" go on sale this friday. make sure you get them. i'm telling, one of the best shows i have a ever seen. not just because you're friends. [ applause ] >>> now we have an exciting announcement about our book club. our pick of the month of march is "in five years" by rebecca serle. it is out today which is exciting. helping us to celebrate is the sweetest woman on instagram, stephanie hockersmith. we are so happy to have you here. she is the brains and baker behind the viral instagram account pie lady books so she baked all these gorgeous books in honor of "in five years" birthday for us and, stephanie, you don't think about it, it's a combination you wouldn't think. why is it important to celebrate a book with a pie? >> i feel like delicious food and good books tend to bring people together. my hope was creating beautiful food that it would also highlight people's awareness of the amazing book sitting next to it. you come for the pie but stay f

starting with democratic florida, congresswoman val demings. earlier this week, sthe endorse joe biden. congresswoman demings, most of the nation got to know you well as one of those who led the house on the impeachment and your performance as one that prosecuted the case in the senate. now you come back and tell the nation and your district to vote for joe biden. why? >> reverend sharpton, it's great to be back with you. when i endorsed vice president biden this week, it just felt good. why is that? because it just felt good after what we've been through the last three years to support one of the good guys. we know joe biden, and i just love the way jim clyburn put it, and he knows us. he was fighting for issues we all care about long before it was popular to fight for those issues, like climate control and marriage equality. and we know what he's done on health care. we know how he's fought for housing, and we know his foreign policy experience is untouchable. when we think about some of the challenges that we have right now, we need somebody

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so joining me now, democratic congresswoman val demings of florida. congresswoman, it is a pleasure to have you on this morning. up until now, you have not endorsed in the race for president. my understanding is that's about to change. >> good morning, john. it's great to be with you. let me just start this way. as a former social worker, former career law enforcement officer, and a former police chief, i've seen the best of america and i've seen the worst of america. but what i do know is america is always at its best when people have the opportunity to succeed. and we have leaders in place who understand that. that's why i am so proud this morning to endorse joe biden for the next president of the united states. you know, my husband likes to say the best indicator of future performance is a look at past performance. and if we look at vice president biden's record, he has been there in the trenches fighting for those things that are important to the american people. so i'm excited about this opportunity. i'm excited about the upcoming primary in flor

. >> and i'm joined by congressman val demings of florida. she endorsed joe biden today.ongresswoman thank you for joining us. you're with joe biden, elizabeth warren is out of the race, her supporters are up for grabs, what's the pitch from the biden standpoint? you heard elizabeth warren talking about lanes there, progressive and moderate. you have warren supporting medicare for all, sanders supporting medicare for all. your guy biden on the other side. so what's the pitch, why should they join bidens campaign? >> steve, it's good to be with you. look, it was basically a bitter moment to watch senator warren leave the campaign. i know -- i know her. i've seen the work that she's done. and i heard the conversation earlier about, you know, when will america elect a woman. however, i believe that if every person in the race would remember that they're working not for themselves but for the american people, people who have to go to work every day, people who struggle every day, and i do believe that you can do that. i do believe you can find that middle lane to get things d

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next, let's go north of the border, to canada and the maritime provinces, which is the destination of vala two—week trip starting and ending in halifax, in nova scotia, for our summer holiday. are there any ideas or tips you can offer? fly into the fine city of halifax and spend a couple of days there. the titanic exhibit in the maritime museum is particularly interesting. and you'll also not need a car in the city, which means you will be able to save money, paticularly on the airport pick—up. head along to digby for the ferry to saintjohn, new brunswick — an appealing city and good for one night. charlottetown is a lovely place to stay before making for the ferry to pictou. next, though, begin what i think is the highlight of the route — cape breton. do keep sending in your questions — i'll do my very best to supply the answers. bye for now, and see you next time. this week, i'm exploring argentina's ibera wetlands. my guide, omar, has offered to show me how paisanos navigate the waterways. woo, ok! a different experience to having a saddle on, let me tell you that right now. woo! omar,

. >> reporter: a patient being treated at vaca val hospital in vacaville. both attended to the patient and started displaying symptoms so they were tested. >> they are not ill enough to require hospitalization but they have the misfortune of being exposed to the patient in such a way that the virus was able to pass to them. >> reporter: there are 90 people at vaca valley hospital who came in contact with the patient and she was not tests because she had not travelled to china nor had any contact withne who had but after a few day condition deteriorated so she sent to uc davis where she tested positive for covid-19 and now the cdcs that changed criteria for testing. still health leaders are urging calm. >> the vast majority of the people critically ill are people with underlying medical conditions, chronic conditions or the elderly. >> reporter: in santa clara three new cases. a woman with chronic health conditions and the second and third cases were husband and wife, both had travelled to egypt. santa clara now has seven cases. it this weekend the head of t

next, let's go north of the border, to canada and the maritime provinces, which is the destination of val. we are planning a two—week trip starting and ending in halifax, in nova scotia, for our summer holiday. are there any ideas or tips you can offer? fly into the fine city of halifax and spend a couple of days there. the titanic exhibit in the maritime museum is particularly interesting. and you'll also not need a car in the city, which means you will be able to save money, paticularly on the airport pick—up. head along to digby for the ferry to saintjohn, new brunswick — an appealing city and good for one night. charlottetown is a lovely place to stay before making for the ferry to pictou. next, though, begin what i think is the highlight of the route — cape breton. do keep sending in your questions — i'll do my very best to supply the answers. bye for now, and see you next time. this week, i'm exploring argentina's ibera wetlands. my guide, omar, has offered to show me how paisanos navigate the waterways. woo, ok! a different experience to having a saddle on, let me tell you that rig

. >> as val oh's husband looked on, her defense attorney complained val oh has been hounded by the masses cannot go anywhere without cameras and people scrutinizing her every single move. >> reporter: also speaking out, jay jay's grandparents, whose demand for a welfare check launched the search. >> right now i only have one question. where are the kids? where are the kids? bring them home. >> reporter: and bail was set at $1 million. if released, val oh will have to wear an ank le bracelet. at no point did her attorney mention where the kids are. >> time now to show you some of the other stories making news this morning. authorities have discovered the remains believed to be those of missing toddler evelyn boswell. the remains were discovered on friday night while searching the property of an unidentified family member of evelyn's mother. the 15 month old was reported missing last month. police arrested her mother earlier this week for giving false information about evelyn's whether bs. >> the los angeles times reports the trump administration will deploy 80 troops to the border between

by the way, this is my little sister val row and i'm jill's husband-- oh no-- you swimped on me, this is my wife, this is my sister. they switched on me. oh, joe, really? joe biden called his sister his wife. that san awkward mistake. and if you are going to talk about your sister wife you should have done it sooner because then you could have won utah. yeah. oh, and by the way, hi, i'm mike bloomberg. >> i was thinking, how does aw train turn around. anyway, see you guys next ad break. >> now the sister wife thing was just a silly gaffe that didn't de rail the night. what caused concern was when two protestors stormed the stage. >> during biden's speech protesters rushing the stage. you see it there coming within feet of the former vice president and dr. jill biden, his wife. one woman was swiftly removed by the former vice president's body man. then moments later, see it again. a second protester storms on to the stage. symoan sanders his senior advisor, she just comes out of nowhere, flies on stage and rips one of the protestors you ever a. dr. jill biden protecting her husband by

handing out fines to people who were outside without a val it all means a strange quiet has fallen over spanish capital. a city stilled by the outbreak here. the informatics---damian grammaticas, bbc news, madrid. laura: so much sadness in madrid. in other news, in germany chancellor angela merkel has given an unprecedenteds.elevised addr she says that pandemic is the country's greatest e allenges sincthe second world war, and the number of love was lost will depend on how strictly people follow rules. t queues have bu in germany and hungary could the 21st-century bloc imposed a ban to keep the spread of the coronavirus. detroit's major carmakers find a temporarylose all u.s. factories to prevent the spread of the disease. ford, gm, and fiat chrysler have faced intense pressure from ns who are concerned abo the safety of workers. rival honda had already announced a six-a halt in production in the u.s., canada, and mexico. away from virus news, bernie s'san's campaign team says he is assessing his next steps after suffering defeats to joe biden in the race to be the democratic presidenti

nevada, you got newly elected governor in michigan, was a woman paid there is some good talent you got valngresswoman there's impeachment manager, he started the decent list. i think there'll be cement on it too, but i think you would optimize for a woman, and if you could, look for diversity racially. gerry: so if it is biden let's not get ahead of ourselves, you make this point in the book, party unity is going to be absolutely critical. in a divisive process, the bernie sanders supporters you know feel once again they have been slightly cheated so far up until now, they're going to be pretty hostile. can they come around, and can biden, if it is him bring those voters out? >> i think the majority of bernie sanders supporters will say they will be disappointed, but they will say okay i will support the democratic nominee. but not all of them and you need all of them. the biden campaign, fee is the nominee is going to be be very thoughtful about welcoming inclusive. i think you treat that campaign as intensely as you would winning wisconsin or arizona. if he not go through the motions? an

>>he moderate ng of the cratic pty, and vals of bernie sanders. >> there is an awful lot of people who running for office who don't want to run with bernie at the top of the ticket as a self-proclaimed socialist. >> reporter: one endorsement still on the table, that of former president obama. biden tells our caitlin huey- burns he hasn't asked for it. >> it's important that i demonstrate that i earned this on my own. >> reporter: he had a big primary win in south carolina, and his crowds and fund-raising have both seen a boost. but sanders is still the national front-runner. polls show him ahead in delegate-rich california and texas and neck and neck with senator elizabeth warren in her home state of massachusetts. >> the corporate elite is getting very nervous about our campaign. and they are doing everything that they possibly can in every way to try to stop us. >> reporter: former new york mayor michael bloomberg, who says he's not going anywhere, spoke with both buttigieg and klobuchar today. >> i thought both of them behaved themselves, is a nice way to phrase it, but they represe

purpose and that's what they said and i agree with them on coming up and down but not out bernie sanders val's to continue his presidential campaign despite another loss to joe biden in the democratic primaries more than after a short break international. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back this is our t.v. international and u.s. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders says that he will continue campaigning despite a fresh loss in the primaries to rival joe biden they go head to head in the next t.v. debate on sunday donald trump must be defeated and i will do everything in my power to make that happens on sunday night in the 1st one on one debate of this campaign the american people will have the opportunity to see which candidate is best positioned to accomplish that goal sanders losses being partly blamed on his own target voters many of whom believe their voices are no longer being heard and as a commentary the last day of democratic primary voting did no

and some east bay regional parks will be closed starting friday to eliminate overcrowd, including del val across the bay area, five more people died since yesterday from the coronavirus. four of those cases are in san mateo county, which now has a total of five deaths and 165 cases. santa clara county also reports another deadly infection with 17 deaths. there are now a total of 1194 cases in the bay area. and there are two confirmed cases of coronavirus in mendocino county. health official there say the most recent case is related to high risk travel and the person is isolated at home. lake county is reporting no new

guest: if joe biden is the nominee, i do believe it rules out senator harris, amy klobuchar, and val demings. but we cannot do -- donald trump has canvassers -- not anymore because we have pulled canvassers, but he is sending out text messages to black voters trying to create wedges between immigrants and black voters. he has folks engaging black communities. he has opened 15 offices in black communities. one of his primary reasons is his passage of criminal justice reform. we cannot have a democratic ticket that is to the right of president trump on the sick freedom and security of black and brown communities. go to perry from fort lauderdale, florida. you are calling on the joe biden line. caller: i am a supporter of joe biden. i have a question for this woman. bernie sanders talked about a lot of stuff. you never answer the main question. other than the-- $15 an hour, bernie sanders cannot pass anything that he is promising. nothing. if you were the nominee, black people will not vote for him. seniors will not vote for him. everybody turned on super to vote for biden because they

val she said -- dr. fauci said it could be 18 months. are working -- hard as we are working trying to get our vaccine ready for clinical trials, that takes time as well, so trying to accelerate new technologies for this epidemic is quite challenging in addition to learning how it is transmitted. tom: we have a set of headlines coming out as we see people visible in the public getting sick. individual from the united kingdom, the prince of wales. francine: this is according to the press association, the prince of wales has tested positive for coronavirus. sad news out of spain. we are used to these daily press conferences where people say or authorities in spain and italy and various countries tell us how many deaths in 24 hours. spain reported its deadliest day with 734 deaths in the space of 24 hours. hotez, i noticed this morning in the log financial charts of the financial times and new york times, the glide path of the united states is remarkably like spain. new york is remarkably like madrid. what does the united states have traject

val to confirm that today. it's time we step up to the plate and do what south korea is doing.ow about 20,000 test per day? that'll make the people feel comparable with the situation. look, if i'm going to close the school, all the things we are doing, it's nice to know how much coronavirus is really around. >> tucker: that's exactly right and if you think you were exposed to it, i personally know quite a few people who feel they have been exposed to it so they sell quarantine. they aren't sure they can't get tested. thanks so much. >> if they were tested i would have to quarantine them if they were negative. >> tucker: things to see you tonight. many americans have seen shortages of toilet paper and other paper goods at their local supermarkets. the question is, is this a fluke? is this thing that happens before a hurricane or something that we need to live with? could it get worse? should we prepare for shortages? we are happy to have him on tonight. point blank? >> this is a question i think people are wrestling with. i get text about it all the time. are we heading into a p

add to that the endorsement of florida congresswoman val dem gsz who served as one of the house impeachment managers in the trial of donald j. trump. some of our favorite reporters and friends. at the table, senior washington -- i'm sorry senior washington news correspondent for wb. kimberley atkins. we missed you so much i forgot your whole fancy title. and former dnc senior advisor, plus robert costa, national political reporteder for "the washington post." and elizabeth warren's withdrawal from the race. >> just got back from burlington, vermont and when you talk to senator sanders campaign, they're waiting to see what senator warren would like to dee. but her allies say she's going to take her time, she's not necessarily going to jump to support senator sanders. she sees herself as someone with political capitol, capitol she's willing to spend to shape her own party's agenda, not just throw her weight immediately behind a former rival. >> is it a forgone conclusion that when she endorses, it will be sanders or is there reporting suggesting she's looking at joe biden? >> my reporting, ba

people like a val demings and others who you look at us strong women. it's tough with women still in those local levels to run because it's hard for them to fund raise. let me finish. i didn't just name republicans. it is and that they don't get the support. the fund-raising isn't there. the understanding that it is a little bit more of a struggle. i don't know why all of that is. i don't know if it is an inherent bias. i don't know if the infrastructure isn't set up for some of the issues. i'm not certain because i've never run. i can tell you from talking to people who have been successful and unsuccessful at it, very smart women, that the struggle is real. as you go up the echelon, it should be easier because there shouldn't be so many more of us they are. that's what i hear from nancy pelosi. >> the pendulum has swung. somebody like nancy pelosi is proof. they are the trailblazers who have had to fight. >> let's have more women in the length race. >> i disagree -- i think the parties are both wanting to recruit minorities and -- >> let's see how it

meet france eddie val doran arrested in florida for sucking the toes of a senior citizen in her hospital want this sicko to get it he sick her. the victim said she was sleeping when she sensed trouble of foot, she sat up and toenail them in the act. she wanted to sock him, but is said the police brought him to heal and now he is in a real toe jam charged with a felony. but it's not all bad news for the feet feeding fiend, he was just hired to run mayer bloomberg social media, i love it when it's finger looking good laugh top and therefore, are you a german folk who also want to shove a dollar to strangers were in? now there's a lap for that reporting strip clubs are taking precautions against coronavirus of the will still probably catch something. some clubs are providing facemasks to their dancers which gives new meaning to the phrase taken off. one clubs to their descendents are checks and deep cleaning twice a day. which is why they always have a nurse and french maid on site. to this week take a break from stocking canned goods and go look at some good cans. [laughter] see? it's a gi

claire, we've talked about so many of the women who have emerged as we've covered the trump story, valgs in florida, kamala harris as a candidate, and as a senator and her questioning of bill barr and others. it's almost an embarrassment of riches. is governor whitmer, would that be a smart choice for the vice president? should he be the nominee. >> he does have a lot of good women to choose from. and i am way too smart to start handicapping the women on the list for potential vice president. but he really can't go wrong with what i'm confident are the 10 or 11 or 15 women that he's got on that list. they all have excelled. they all have shown strength in difficult circumstances. they all are qualified to be president of the united states. and they all will reinforce the fact that joe biden wants strong women around him, he's not interested in putting them down. >> claire mccaskill, i wish i could say it's nice to see your face, but we're struggling more than usual on the technological side. i trust you're in your beautiful kitchen. eugene, thank you so much. so nice to hear from you.

closures to parks parking lots and entranced points black diamond mines castle rock recreation area del val so no regional wildernessand tilden botanic garden for the most part all trailsin the east bay regional park district are en for walking and hiking and biking but all picnic areas restrooms playgrounds and campsites are closed through the end of april you can head to our website for continuing coronavirus coverage there you'll find the latest on the tbreaks in the bay area. >>an interactive map trackg cases around the world and information onon on the essential services center home order. the shelter at >>as well as ways that you ca stay safe. you can find all that and more justo to the coronavirus tab at kron 4 dot com right step outside now to be a live view f the embarcadero isan francisco and our chief meteorologist lrence karnow warrants. it seems like we got our seasons mixed up we had spri a few weeks ago when it wa in the 70's now are back to winter. >>yes, a strange march for the coldest on record of course bruary was so warmer temperatures up in the 70's w may see a little b

fellow florida democrat val demings she endorsed joe biden this morning.you have said you would not endorse before the florida primary, but just looking at the last 24 hours, a lot has changed. so where are you? >> what hasn't changed is my promise to my own constituents that i wouldn't endorse until after i heard from them. so i think i will stay out of the primary, though i've made it very clear my very strong negative feelings about bernie sanders, about his attitude and his words on cuba, about the in this case -- nicawaguans. >> when you say he's not acceptable, what's the other option, then, besides joe biden? >> there is no other option for democrats, but remember, so many other people have already voted in florida. they voted absentee. they may have voted for some of the other candidates who have now dropped out. look, i could endorse tomorrow. that would be the easy thing to do. but i made a promise, and frankly, i -- the people in my district are so smart, they don't need to hear from me, they need to make up their own minds. i'm going to respect

important thing in this bill is that congress extended unemployment benefits and the increased the valhup. that's going to help not just the families devastated by losing their jobs but it will help our economy. those folks will spend the money right away. the folks who get the checks, earn less than $75,000 a year, they're going to suspend it right away. we need that to keep the economy moving forward. >> just explain that a little bit more. for all of the people laid off, when you say they've extended it, they'll get money for a longer period of time, you're saying. >> that's right. in most states, sadly, not all, unemployment benefits last for 26 weeks. what congress is going to do in this bill is extend that to 39 weeks. in the great recession under president obama's recovery act, we extended it to 9 weeks because the recovery took so long. let me just say in the future that might be necessary here. in addition to that, there's more money going to workers unemployed. right now, the benefits only replace less than half of your weekly wage. what congress is doing is plussing that up