wade said he's proud of his daughter. she was born as a boy. wade talks about what his daughter said when she came out. >> came home and said, hey, i want to talk to you guys. you know, i think going forward i'm ready to live my truth. >> a video posted by wade's wife and stepmother showed her and her father riding in a golf cart. she tweeted it's okay to love and respect your children exactly as they are. >>> still ahead disturbing allegations against southwest airlines. an audit raises concerns about the safety culture of the airline. safety culture of the airline. walk it off look one more mile look reply all look own your look... ...with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one... ...fda approved... ...to temporarily make frown lines... ...crow's feet... ...and forehead lines... ...look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of

wade: life unexpected."ld revealing details about not only his professional life, but his family as well. raising his five children including 12-year-old daughter zaya who recently came out as transgender. >> they've done it again. >> reporter: wade says he and his wife, actress gabrielle union, didn't have all the answers when zaya first approached them and became educating themselves to support their daughter. >> when i was a kid, i never knew if i was around someone who was gay, transgender, i never knew it. so when zion came out to us i had to get educated on every scenario and every situation and i'm still being educated. so my child comes home and says, hey, dad, i feel i am a she. my job is to help you become who you are. >> reporter: zaya's brother sharing these photos of the two of them growing up posting on instagram i have been blessed to have my best friend zaya with me for 12 years. we did everything together. but the one thing we never did was leave each other behind. i don't care what they thi

because even though roe v wade has been the law of the land for almost half a century even though a large majority of people do not want to see that landmark decision overturned we republicans think somehow they can benefit politically and fire up the most ideological elements of their base by using every tool imaginable to chip away at the right t to safe, safe legal abortions. i am here to say they can try. but women, metal experts and those of us elected officials who trust them are not going to follow these bills what they a are, anti- women, anti- doctor and antifamily. we are going to make clear we oppose every single one of their efforts to further chip away at access to safe, legal abortion under row. every extreme, cool abortion b ban, every fear mongering effort to gin up controversy to make sure j we don't already perfect infants and every far right judge they try to pass on to the court to chip away at roe v wade, every barrier to carrying information like president trump's gag rule and every new shameful scheme they concoct in their all-out war on access to a reproductive hea

wade. the rights of the individual, married or single, to be free from unwarranted government intrusion into matters fundamentally affecting a person as the decision whether to bear or beget a child. conclude that right necessarily includes the right of a woman to decide whether or not to terminate her pregnancy. in terms of a legal matter, these ethical debates we have today, you saw the protests that were out. those?y of you saw there were a lot of conversations happening out there. they are using a certain sort of tactic. legally, it is not about morality or religion. there is a question that individuals have to deal with but when roe v. wade was decided, it is a question of who gets to make this difficult choice. it is not about what those people think. the law is about what individual actors think. any questions so far? that is an incredible coincidence, not many people realize that it is decided on the same day that lyndon b. johnson died in texas. here's the headline for the washingt

wade. >> martha: what do you think about that answer, senator? >> we are one of the fewest in the world that allows abortion on demand. this was my bill, if you operate on a baby to save its life, you need to provide anesthesia because the baby can feel pain. can you only imagine what it's like for the baby to be ripped apart? there's a reason only seven nations on the planet allow abortion at 20 weeks. i like amy. i think she's acquitted herself well. i think she's going to hit a wall in south carolina. she does well among older white voters, she's done a very good job. but quite frankly, the party is held if she voted otherwise they would cut all of her money off. >> martha: it seems for the moderates, that position of your bills seems like something that moderates would be getting behind. as you pointed out, only north korea and china and a few other countries -- >> iran >> martha. >> martha: she sees it as an attempt on your part and others were supportive of it to start chipping away at roe v. wade. is she right about that? >> not at all. sh

and to do that, we have to support them. >> our thanks to dwyane wade and robin roberts there.he words to describe dwyane wade, his family, how amazing they are, how supportive they are. i spoke -- we spoke about this just last week when we saw zaya speaking so beautifully in that golf cart. you remember that clip? >> totally. i think it's cool because i think there's a lot to learn here for all parents. just the fact that they're open and they're willing to communicate and listen. that's a lesson for everyone. >> really not just parents. >> yeah. >> all of humanity. >> all relationships. >> all relationships, all family members. you take what dwyane wade said there and how they had to open themselves up to listen to their daughter. just incredible. love it. >> absolutely. >> we will be right back with "the mix." juksz ♪all strength, we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait, we're taking everything we wanted we can do it♪ ♪all strength, no sweat discover a new world ♪ discover what's good - pantene nutrient blends ♪ ♪ >>> time for "t

to see dwyane wade with his platform supporting his daughter like this, a man, a black man, doing thisficant. it's very impressive. zaya is one of the most courageous people i think i've ever seen. well done by her, she's going to help a lot of people. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. family making news in america this morning. >>> right now in america this morning, bernie's big win. the self-described democratic socialist wins new hampshire. but very close behind pete buttigieg and perhaps the biggest story of the night -- >> we have beaten the odds every step of the way. >> amy klobuchar climbs into third place. this morning a closer look at the results. what they mean and where the race goes from here. >>> plus, former vice president joe biden's dramatic fall from the top. what he said overnight and the big gamble going forward. >>> breaking news, a pro hockey player collapses on the bench. the game in anaheim is postponed while he's rushed to the

wade limitations have well, i think the vast majority of americans support roe v. wade.ver 70% of americans support that. 75% of americans, somewhere like that. over 90% of americans support the right to contraception. this president has been messing around with that. you look at the alabama law, people who have that would've put a doctor in prison for performing abortions. i think that's wrong. >> bret: we talked about it earlier. [applause] senator warren on the debate stage criticize your health care plan. we talked about the post-it note and you push back -- >> because you keep bringing it up! >> bret: on the same website, you have a lengthy native american policy section, longer than the health care section of the website. this week, hundreds of native americans wrote a letter to senator warren saying that she should renounce her claims to native american and ancestry. should she? >> she has explained this issue many times and to be what's more important what are we going to do to for americans going forward, native americans moving forward. i actually come from a s

they would wade davis once. said to keep feeding. as long as they want it so so speaking of wade davis you know his time viacom was really kind of punctuated by his purchase of pluto t.v. for viacom and that was a it was a big coup and in part because of the streaming service that it brought to it univision doesn't necessarily have a strong streaming presence right now i think that's an understatement right so it's part of the strategy that as he takes it over is to say we have to become as as univision in our partnership with televisa we have to become stronger competitor in terms of the streaming wars and what was what is the universe streaming service look like well if you think about it has been for sale since 2017 they tried to sell it to discovery and that just failed and also they tried to attempt to be public you know i.p.o. company would start to so what he's writing trying to do is bring in that the utah presence. to the market to nowadays because traditional you need. the most known traditional media company there don't th

. >>> former nba star dwyane wade and actress gabrielle union sending a powerful message about accepting their transgender child. >> what's the point of being on this earth if you're going to try to be someone you're not? ♪ hair toss check my nails >>> and bow down! siba the poodle taking home the most coveted prize at westminster, best in show. now she's taking her talents right here to times square joining us live first on "gma." ♪ hair toss check my nails, baby how you feeling ♪ >>> good morning, america. and a big night at westminster. siba the poodle winning best in show. take a look. westminster tweeting out this photo saying, siba's new life of fame. >> and it continues here this morning in our studio live. we'll have more with her ahead. >>> but first, of course, we'll get to big developments in the race for the white house. results now in from the first primary in the nation. bernie sanders pulling ahead winning new hampshire with pete buttigieg close behind. >> so after two contests, iowa, new hampshire, sanders wins the popular votes and buttigieg has the most delegates and am

wade. [cheers and applause] senator sanders: we will codify roe v.ade, put it into law, and we will significantly expand funding for planned parenthood. [cheers and applause] senator sanders: as a united states senator, i do understand the power of the corporate elite and the 1%. [chanting] >> bernie! bernie! bernie! senator sanders: they have unlimited amounts of money, significant control over our media, our economy, and the political life of this country. [booing] senator sanders: but at the end of the day, the 1% is 1%. [cheers and applause] senator sanders: now, i don't have a phd in mathematics, but i do know that 99% is a heck of a lot bigger a number than 1%. [cheers and applause] senator sanders: so what this campaign is about his understanding that if we do not allow trump to divide us up i -- by the color of our skin or where we were born or our religion or our sexual orientation, if we stand together, if we fight for an agenda that works for working families and the middle class, if we get involved in the political process, if we stand fo

most recently former nba star dwyane wade released his espn documentary "d-wade: life unexpected" featuring12-year-old daughter zaya. it sparked a national conversation. here's a look at it. >> what's the point in being on this earth if you're gonna try to be someone you're not? it's like you're not even living as yourself. it's just, like, the dumbest concept to me. it's just like, you know, be true and don't really care what, like, the "stereotypical" way of, like, being you is. >> so i, along with so many other people, tweeted in response a positive message. i tweeted back zaya is very brave, and that's an understatement. i said she's 12 years old, mature. and she's amazing, and i talked to my team, and we wanted to dive into this in a modern and open way. dwyane wade has said that there are so many other families raising transgender children. and our first guest is a mom who is helping us understand what it's like for those families. she's an advocate, activist, and author of "the bold world," jodie patterson. she's raising a transgender son named penelope. take a look. >> penel is my t

so, i waded as far as i could get.hrough. we walked through, met up with geoff, asked what the problem was and the old lady i seen on the car, she was shoulding. it started off i got up in the morning and wanted to go for a walk because it was record levels and a lovely morning, and i was walking down, taking photographs on my phone and i could see see something down the flooded lain. it was only when i got closer i actually looked like, it actually looked like a person but you couldn't make her out, there was no move. then i realised she moved, and, she was in a very bad state and there was no way i could get in the water on my own, that would put me in great danger, sol water on my own, that would put me in great danger, so i needed some help, and hey, ifound a new in great danger, so i needed some help, and hey, i found a new friend and a great buddy. so i put my bikini on... laughter . no, laughter .no,| laughter . no, itook my laughter . no, i took my top off, waded out to her, got on the roof of the car. she was

this bill is not about roe v wade it's not going to change one word of abortion law unless colleagues can vote up or down but they can't pretend they don't know the stakes of what were talking about. america is a country built on the beautiful principles of equality and the terms of the born live up portion survivors protection act and its reflecting that. a child born live during a botched abortion, should be given the same level of care that would be provided to any other baby born at that same gestational stage, which is just to say a born live baby as a human being with fundamental human dignity. that is undeniable. she should received the care and affection of every other human being and today we have a chance to advance our commitment to human dignity. we can protect those babies who come into the world under the worst of conditions. we can welcome them into a world with love and hope, and help, and care. colleagues, please do not turn your backs on those babies. i yield the floor. >> we will does have dialogue. let me start this way. my brother and i did not always agree on thi

that is ben wade. who looms very large in the boo book.the next paragraph talks of both - - about both thaddeus stevens. >> as chairman respectively of the senate finance committee and the house ways and means committee responsibility for creating financial machinery commensurate with the governments need most men understood better than the secretary of the treasury that had a strong and trusting relationship between the treasury and northern money men was imperative. the combined energies in the field the two had much in common with skillful tacticians single-mindedly committed to the union and from the same new england soil. stevens made his career in pennsylvania both could be harsh colleagues sometimes referred to stevens as chairman of the committee of means and ways. [laughter] while suss and then was no patience and no tolerance. the self-contained access and then was i seen us of stevens by contrast although not gregarious was one of the most flamboyant men in the house a driver and bitter with a sarcastic blasting wit while steven

want to share with you now a deeply personal revelation it comes from basketball superstar dwayne wade his 12-year-old daughter here is catie beck. >> reporter: retired nba star dwayne wade tonight making headlines off the court, sharing a personal story with ellen degeneres about his 12-year-old daughter zaya's journey to come out as transgender hey, i think going forward, i'm ready to >> zaya born as a boy, came home and said hey, i think going forward, i'm ready to live my truth, and i want to be referenced as she and her. i woulve >> reporter: wade says he and wife gabrielle union listened learned from every source available >> we are proud parents of atough definitely, u introducing zaya, encouraging transgendered youths to be themselves. >> i know it can get tough definitely, but i think you push through and be the best you. >> reporter: parental support crucial. a recent study shows lgbtq youth who report having at least one accepting adult were 40% less likely to report a suicide attempt in the past year >> this is such a teaching moment. >> reporter: jody patterson is the moth

i would love for you guys to call me zaya >> reporter: wade says he and wife gabrielle union listenedd from every source available >> we are proud parents of a child in the lgbtq plus community. >> reporter: tuesday, union posted a video on instagram, introducing zaya, encouraging transgendered youths to be themselves >> i know it can get tough definitely, but i think you push through and be the best you. >> reporter: parental support crucial. a recent study shows lgbtq youth who report having at least one accepting adult were 40% less likely to report a suicide attempt in the past year >> this is such a teaching moment. >> reporter: jody patterson is the mother of a transgendered child and advocate for transgendered rights >> the first thing i tell parents is to take a deep breath and listen really immerse yourself your child is in so you can be in the same world. >> reporter: an emotional journey for both parents and child. catie beck, nbc news >>> all right. we're back in a moment with more about the big night ahead. at fidelity, you'll work with an advisor on a flexible wealth pla

. >>> in today's "gma first look" dwyane wade is offering a new look inside his life. >> it's all in a new espn interview. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" dwyane wade opening up like never before in the new espn documentary d. wade life unexpected. >> a lot of you see me as a superhero. >> reporter: revealing details about his professional life and his family as well. raising his four children including 12-year-old daughter who recently came out as transgender. wade says he and his wife did not have all the answers when she first approached them and began educating themselves to support their daughter. >> so my child comes home and says, hey, dad, i feel that i am a she. my job is to help you become who you are. >> reporter: and coming up the three-time champion joins robin roberts. i'm elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> i'm interested. >>> coming back with another full 90 minutes of news. >> reporter: you're usually good about removing iphones and other devices from your car but car break-ins do happen. if a south bay assemblyman has his way, that could be a felon

. >>> this morning dwyane wade is opening up after his daughter came out as transgender.werful message for us all. >>> plus what can lead to childhood economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> good morning, everyone. so it's been a rather warm month. so we are going to collectheck we were going to check in on our highs. that is what we're talking about right now. we want to see the temperatures for our area because it has really been warm. if i can get it for you. there we go. interesting. the system didn't want to work right there. palm springs, 79 degrees. sacramento 67. reggie? >> jobina, thank you. >>> the official memorial for kobe and gianna bryant is six days away and the service will be held at staples center in l.a. w

wade davis has now purchased the largest spanish media broadcast network in the u.s. or talk about univision here for lie along with searchlight capital partners just bought more than half of univision for around $10000000000.00 so during the summer the stuff of r g producer rocks and it's a lot of good to have you here so you have it in isn't just the largest spanish language network in the u.s. certainly it's also one of the fastest growing right way davis is going to take over as the c.e.o. of that network as soon as this deal is done what does that mean for univision moving forward do you think so as you said wade davis will take over towards the end of the year one of the earliest close vote what these really means is that they want according to they increase advertising profiting and also the digital presence so remember. competitor telemundo univision completely it's owned by n.b.c. and b c it's owned by comcast and comcast has the biggest and strongest platform comparatively recent so this is where it's heading towards now is also consolidation between univisi

some of the time he's waded into investigations on trials.to michael cohen, former donald trump fixer. michael cohen makes up stories. he was involved in a proceeding. paul manafort, former campaign chief charged in ukraine, donald trump's chairman in 2016, he called manafort a brave man and supported him. manafort was one of the few people who did not flip on donald trump. michael flynn, national security advisor, war hero. he sent that when there were rumors flynn would cooperate with the mueller investigation which he did. this is eddie gallagher, we have been talking about pardons of late, former navy seal. the process should move quickly with eddie gallagher, talking about the president of the united states wading directly into a military proceeding. we could put 100 of the department of justice and fbi. donald trump said, remember at that celebration press event that he had after he was acquitted, he called them top scum. there's maria yovanovitch. everywhere maria yovanovitch went turned bad. no evidence of that. this is bill barr appe

. >> and coming up basketball star dwyane wade and his daughter's life choices and the reason he is so proud. >>> and snapchat is launching a tool called "here for you" which includes resources for topics such as depression and anxiety and they have one of the largest platforms for 13-24-year-olds and other sites have also added other tools such as facebook's ability to block abusive or bullying comments. >>> today on "california live," we have a real life person in our studio who is going to reveal things that you won't believe. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> former basket

a lot of these bills are attempts to change that.preside finesfy roe versus wade into law.one of klobuchar's competitors, elizabeth warren wants to use border wall funding, $10 billion from homeland security, the health and human services department. warren says rather than use taxpayer dollars for money meant to hate and division. the federal government has resources it needs to adequately respond, pulling troops from the southern border. and the border wall construction. attorney general william barr pushing back against anti-cop attitudes. in miami william barr called on americans to respect officers for putting their lives on the line every day. >> being a police officer is more difficult than it has ever been before. >> far from respecting the men and women who put their lives on the line to protect us it is becoming common. they have to look back to the idea that it is completely unexpected but the we have 0 tolerance for resistance for police. heather: it increased 20% in 2018. a teenager under arrest accused of writing anti-police messages in a historic american tow

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up rising the toppled colonel more gadhafi it's partly because of oil that russia and turkey have waded in on either side of this conflict with turkey behind fire as russia's un backed government and russia supporting hafta moscow has denied past reports that it sent to mercenaries to reinforce the general's fight is but last month turkey confirmed it had deployed troops to help alsa rise in tripoli despite a un arms embargo. in a bid to break the deadlock germany hosted an international peace summit in berlin but the cease fire and arms embargo that followed that january meeting have continued to be violated. his or his. own one stay the un security council passed a resolution calling for a lasting cease fire in libya with the adoption of this resolution the security council sent an important signal for peace in libya reaffirming the concrete commitments of all participants of the conference. it is crucial for libya that we are able to send this signal of unity but with russia or abstaining this was hardly a show of unity for these students in tripoli though anything that stops the fig

wade says zaya's assigned gender was male came home and was ready to live her truth.ers to be authentic to themselves. take a look at this. snowboard true to yourself. your even really -- what's the point if you're going to be honest if you're not going to live like yourself. it's just like, be true and don't really care what the typical way being is. >> even when people are being mean. when people are getting hurt because they are trying to be themselves and even through others they want to make sure they are true. >> yeah. i know they can get tough, definitely but i think even through hard times you got to push through. i mean like it's worth it. i feel like it's very worth it when you lose that point in life, yourself. >> like you? >> yeah. >> feel like you don't have to hide. >> you can look in the mirror and say hi to your self and say nice to meet you instead of, i don't know who i am. an identity crisis. >>> wow. that's impressive. >> i loved how he looked at the camera, see. social media wasn't so kind about this. the fact that she's so poised and speaking the

wade. there's one goal with this legislation and one goal only, to give every baby a fighting chance. now, in a rational world, we wouldn't be having this discussion but would rather unanimously be condemning this practice for the evil that it is. i'm proud to be an original cosponsor of the bill and once again to vote to stop the practice of infanticide and protect babies who survive abortions alive. madam president, we'll be voting on a second bill which will provide protections for unborn children that are practiced in almost all of the civilized world. this is the pain-capable unborn child protection act that would make it a crime for doctors to perform abortions on unborn babies at or beyond 20 weeks. there's significant medical research that shows that unborn children at this stage experience pain. at five months into a pregnancy these babies are beyond half way to delivery. one of president trump's guests at the state of the union a few weeks ago was 2-year-old el le snyder, one of t

wade, put it into law rather than have it based on a supreme court decision.xpandwill significantly planned -- funding for planned parenthood in america. [cheers and applause] so, on tuesday, new hampshire holds the first primary in the country. in the most consequential election in modern american history and maybe the entire history of this country. what happens here in new hampshire is enormous importance. because new hampshire goes first in many respects and will have an impact on other states. so i'm here this afternoon to humbly and respectfully ask for your support. iselieve that our campaign the strongest campaign. to defeat donald trump. and i believe that what we have got to do as a nation is not just defeat trump and go back to where we were. what we have got to do is summon up the courage to take on the grade and corruption in wall street -- the greed and corruption in wall street and the insurance industry, and the drug companies and the fossil fuel industry, and the military-industrial complex. an entity that has made huge profits in recent years

we will codify roe v wade and put into law. we will greatly expand funding for planned parenthood.so my friends, here we are in here, and tomorrow is a first primary in the election 2020 election process. and not only is the whole country looking at new hampshire, but the world is looking at new hampshire. what is new hampshire going to do? so i am here to humbly ask for your support. i am here to ask you to bring out your friends, your family, your coworkers to vote tomorrow. i am asking you to try to create the largest voter turnout and the history of the new hampshire primary. [applause] and i am asking you to do that for two reasons. tomorrow, could begin the end of donald trump. [cheering] if we win here in new hampshire, after winning in iowa, i think we've got a great chance to win in nevada, i think we have a strong shot in south carolina, california, and the states that follow. so if we win here tomorrow, i think we have a path to victory for the democratic nomination. and when we win the democratic nomination and we put together the strongest grassroots political movement

they traversed down this steep bank and waded through chest high water, carried her off the top of thebank where they waited for the emergency services. make no doubt, i thought she was going to die. clearly, she had been stuck for 12 hours in one position. apart from when mark moved her, she was yelping. poor lady, but strong as an ox, i take my hat off to her. fantastic. as the 62—year—old woman recovers in hospital, the hangoverfrom dennis has also left others suffering across the country. norris george spent the night in looking after his 92—year—old mother in worcester. whilst on a visit to pontypridd, where the high street was under water on sunday, labour leader jeremy corbyn criticised borisjohnson, labelling the uk government's response as wholly inadequate. number ten said they are speaking to emergency services, local authorities and the welsh government, ready to provide assistance when needed. the first minister here has already pledged £10 million to help those affected across wales. tomas morgan, bbc news, monmouth. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headline

instead of scaring people into thinking abortion is something it is not, and attacking grote v wade which the majority of the people do not want to see overturned, republicans should stop this hypocritical active work with this on legislation that can actually pass and help families. we are way overdue for that type of work in the senate. the bleak reality is that under president trump and the republicans, millions of fewer people are insured. including children. many people are being sold junk insurance plans to take your money away without offering decent coverage and return. when people cannot get the care they need, public health care crisis worsens. whether it's the threat of the coronavirus, or our country's unacceptably high rate of maternal mortality, we need people to be able to go to the doctor when they need care. so we are at the table. we are ready to repair the damage donald trump has done to family healthcare. we are ready to protect patients with pre-existing conditions, we are ready to bring down prescription prices and more. it is up to the republicans to decide whether

wade. number two, we will expand funding for planned parenthood so that women regardless of income, planned parenthood does a great job in reproductive rights regardless of the income for women to get the assistance they need. we will never ever nominate anybody to the supreme court or to the federal courts who is not 100% pro-roe v. wade. \[applause] jim: this is the final question. >> thank you, senator sanders this rainy morning. i'm a student here. i just wanted to ask you about voter participation. you mentioned how you want to have the highest participation of voters in this election yet there are barriers for voters, especially people who are disadvantaged so i was wondering how you would alleviate that. senator sanders: thank you very much for that very important question. as all of you, i ran for office in vermont. and when i was younger -- winning most recently. but what i can tell you it has never occurred to me as a candidate in the state of vermont to sit down ap say we are str

and the dwayne wade jersey was hoisted by the miami heat who hosted today. gabrielle saved her drink. better than what happened in portland the other night. the wrapper backed into a tray full of drinks. clean up on aisle five. and segue to the final round of the mexico championship in mexico city. trouble for right-handed justin thomas who had to go lefty to punch out a shot. great idea. but he didn't finish my back. and near flawless final-round. three straight coming down the stretch, and marianne wingfield won the day, during a time-out and a game at mississippi. look at this cross corporate for the 2020 nissan altima. oh, 94. look at the expression. winning the year. stay with us, we will be right back. >>> thank you for watching. we will be back at 6:00 for the news. we always have updates available on our website. captioning sponsored by cbs >> battiste: tonight: bernie's big win. nevada puts sanders in the drivers seat on the road to 2020. >> we have now won the nevada caucus. >> battiste: also tonight: president trump heads to india with a parting s

look at it and will ask the question like the supreme court did in 1973 when they ruled andriy the wadethey ruled on viability. that's when the supreme court said in 1973 that states can engage and try to make some laws dealing with abortion is based around this issue of viability. the viability in 1973 is very different than it is now. we have many children that are bored at 21, 202, 23, 24 weeks gestation that are prematurely delivered, spend months in a nicu facility and thrive as adults. that viability question is different now than it was in 1973 but we also know more about the science now than we did at that time as well. we know that that a child someone say in the science side of it as early as 12 weeks old of development, still in the womb can feel and experience pain. certainly d by 2021, 22 weeks they have developed a brain in a nervous system. the system of experiencing pain is all in place. that child, if anything happens to that child will experience the pain the of that. near times had an article talk about a young man, charlie royer that when he was just 24 weeks develop

do you think it is right for these global religious leaders to wade into this kind of the debate?asonable for them to say, listen, let's try to be kind to people, let's try to remember values and morals and decency. i think that is fair enough, especially focusing on social media and online abuse. it is a bit of a specific use case, i would say. but fair enough, he is trying to make a point and maybe even sound relatable to the catholics. and i suppose the catholics. and i suppose theissue the catholics. and i suppose the issue is, get off twitter and instrument facebook if you don't like it. exactly. that is what he is saying, pick up the bible. one more thing before you go. this london firm sending staff home, is that affecting your business at all, the coronavirus? have you seen any knock—on effect? the coronavirus? have you seen any knock-on effect? in terms of the business as i am related to, we have not had any office closures yet with respect to businesses i am directly involved in, but we are certainly planning for it. i think that is the sensible thing to do. looking out

. >> one year, four months and 18 days after she started her campaign, hillary clinton waded throughowd of supporters to end it. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> even when she did concede, her supporters were still so passionate and so inspired by her that they wouldn't accept barack obama. >> the democratic party has thrown us women aside. >> they were called the pumas. party unity my ass is what pumas stood for. >> the veteran senator was selected as barack obama's running mate. >> going into the general election, joe biden provided a level of experience that obama didn't have. but more important, the assumption for many people was that this country was not ready to vote for an african-american president. so biden could help appeal to working class white voters who might not otherwise vote for him. >> the american people didn't get to know me yesterday as they are just getting to know senator obama. >> and the republican side you have john mccain, who almost dropped out of t

wade.ut it into law. number two, we will expand funding for planned parenthood so that women regardless of income, planned parenthood does a great job at reproductive rights, regardless of income, will be able to get the assistance that they need. number three, here's my promise to you, we will never ever nominate anybody to the supreme court or to the federal courts who is that 100% pro-roe v. wade. [applause] >> student in the back will be the final question. >> thank you, senator sanders for being here this rainy morning. i'm a student here. i just wanted to ask you about voter participation. you mentioned how you want to have the highs voter participation in this election, yet there are so many barriers for voters especially for people who are economically disadvantaged, racial minorities. i was just wondering how you would alleviate that? >> thank you very much for that very important question. you know, as all you know, i have an office my whole life. and what i was younger i lost but

13 minutes here at the bay bridge 80 west sunshine peeking through a little bit maybe just a minor wade. >>right there we have a little bit of a backup and some of the cash lanes with that said it's going to be a great trip into san francisco. delay free hot spot free and easy 8 minutes for the drive off to fremont street. so if you're working today. you don't have to worry about major delays nobody had your way highway for looking good westbound antioch to concord 6 ad looks great from up to take a lot to danville i don't see any problems for the nimitz even commuting from the south bay to the peninsula northbound one oh one is wide open leaving san jose to menlo park at a quick 27 minutes, we'll check more traffic coming up in a bit james, thanks a lot rob, a 18 and today a democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders will be in the east bay at a get out the vote rally at the crane way for million in richmond. the doors open soon 10 o'clock this morning in the rally starts at noon. this after pete buttigieg was already in the bay area he was here on friday, california holds its pres

wade. we will codify roe v. wade and put it into law.nificantly expand funding for planned parenthood. as the united states senator, i do understand the power of the corporate elite and the 1%. [chanting bernie] sen. sanders: they have literally unlimited amounts of money. they have significant control over the media, over our economy, and the political life of this country. day the 1% isthe 1%. [applause] don't have a phd in mathematics but i do know that 99% is a heck of a lot bigger than 1%. what this campaign is about is understanding that if we do not allow trump to divide us up by the color of our skin or where we were born, or our religion, or our sexual orientation, if we stand together, if we fight for an agenda that works for working families in the middle class. if we get involved in the political process. if we stand for justice. if we stand for compassion. if we understand that we are all of us together. to care about your family, your family cares about my family. brothers and sisters, if we stand together, we will not only

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