that my vs your team how does this really affects people outside of the ivory towers of washington d.c. los angeles and new york because everybody talks about it there but is that really what people are talking about on the streets of baltimore or in kansas early other place across the country do you what do you think. you know every day people are too busy trying to survive the even deal with this man this we didn't vote for trump we don't want to know why house but you know also before we jump topics i want to make sure we address the elephant in the room how cowardly and how scared a lot of republicans they are scared to go of this does donald trump could literally punch mitch mcconnell's wife in the neck and he still want to vote against this 1st crazy it's like we're living in a silly. i don't know like public trust is public trust is it's going down. i mean the republicans always portray themselves as tough guys like jim jordan mr tough guy mr rugg good guy and yet they look like in the words of the maybe seals they look like pew. that's what we used to call them yeah you know what a puke is

. >> boston coming in at number five, followed by chicago, washington, d.c., los angeles, and the titlemerica goes to new york ci new york city. >> mark: we just had a demonstration of that, because carley's elbow is elbowing griff away from the buzzer. question four, just a few days away from 2020 when the times square ball will drop to ring ine th the new year. for one point, tell me the first year the famous ball drop in times square? is it a, 1907? b, 1917? or c, 1927? >> ohl. >> oh, this is -- >> mark: griff. >> lose a point. >> mark: come on, griff. >> 33.33 chance of getting it right, and i have no idea what the answer is. so i'm going to split the difference and go with 1917. >> mark: you are going to go to 1917. the first year the ball dropped in times square. roll the tape. >> to get the ball drop ready, it takes so much work and preparation. this is such a storied tradition in new york city. the ball has been dropping in times square since 1907. >> mark: oh, the humiliation! griff loses a point. >> don't guess at this. >> mark: we have a sudden death, which is always good. 19

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manzana lideran la lista de antipÁticos con un 34% de votos seguido por un 19% para los Ángeles, 18% para washington d.ce a pesar de sus supuestos insoportables habitantes, new york sigue siendo la ciudad preferida de los turistas. nadie le gana en cantidad de de visitantes cada aÑo. >> lo que hemos podido ver ha sido lo contrario la impresiÓn que nos ha dado. >> quÉ impresiÓn tienen? >> de que son muy amables. >> lo que muchos conseguirÁ mala educaciÓn para los neoyorquinos desmayan franqueza. en una ciudad con 9 millones de habitantes hay poco espacio para la privacidad. >> yo casi no entras todo con la gente. dejar que la gente pase y todo, pero a veces sÍ, como no respetan el espacio. >> a veces necesitas ir directo porque no siempre se puede decir cosas de buena manera, porque a veces necesitas hacer lo que tienes que hacer. >> el nivel de rudeza en la ciudad desde la lista se basa siempre la percepciÓn. presentadora: pasamos con un adelanto de lo que le ofreceremos en la adiciÓn . de la desesperaciÓn a la esperanza, el gobierno de estados unidos le otorgÓ el asilo una madre guatemalteca que soport

pasajeros bien y tÚ tambiÉn me la ciudad de mÁs afectadas atlanta, chicago, detroit, los Ángeles,san francisco y washington d.cos y haberque es mejor quedar un poquito mÁs tarde que no llegar y respirar hondo. >> las cosas en su hora tambiÉn para evitar pormenores. una fuerte tormenta cargada de nieve, vientos, bajas temperaturas y mucha lluvia se modesto de california. autoridades en la zona que se preparan para posibles inundaciones. la patrulla devarias vÍas seguirÍa la segunda gran tormenta de la temporada para esa regiÓn. >> con el, ademÁs del mal tiempo en california este porque es increÍble, se llama hielo negro. las autoridades de varias carreteras y pidieron tema precauciÓn al momento de manejo. este momento de hielo negro es un fenÓmeno natural que es altamente peligroso ya que no es fÁcil de identificar mientras estÁ detrás del volante de producir escenas como la que estamos viendo, pierden el control y finalmente . sumamente peligroso. >> con algunas estÁ listo nuestro meteorÓlogo albert martÍnez. Él nos dice que podemos en gran parte del paÍs. >> ello. el hielo negro es groso porque es un miedo qu

los angeles, washington, d.c., boston can i point out this headline.hristmas, get out of my face and i'm going to add, you filthy animal. >> go watch "home alone. watch "a christmas story" on tbs. >> the world's tallest basketball player is now the world's tallest conductor. he led the boston pops during their holiday concert. he led the christmas classic sleigh ride. breaking out some of his own moves. his tux a double 48, extra long. i'm going to guess you have to get that made. probably not a big issue >> such a great on the court you can see the moves he's making he's light on his feet no matter what you put him in. >> he hasn't played that much but still so popular call it a home coming, because marshawn lynch is returning to seattle. offering him a contract extending to the postseason. the pro-bowler played in seattle 2010 to 2015 before briefly retiring the seahawks have been in need of a running back and when asked about a return, lynch said, we got history and unfinished business i'm sure they hope so. >> you wonder whether or not a bag of ski

finishing out the top five are los angeles, washington, d.c., chicago and boston. atients in cars and in one neighborhood they can't even keep crossing guards at their schools because the parents are so rude and yell at them every day. and so the crossing guards, which you are lucky to have, end up quitting. the least rude cities in the survey were milwaukee, wisconsin and providence, rhode island. >> there you go. >>> there's a house on the market at one of the silicon valley's most sought-after cities for $274,000. it's part of the city's los gatos affordable housing program. zillow estimates the two bedroom, 1100 square foot townhome is worth $1.1 million but there are income qualifications for buyers. less than $132,000 a year for a family of four. and the home will always remain in the affordable housing program, meaning whoever buys it won't be able to make millions on it when it comes time to sell again. >>> 8:26 here. free christmas trees in san francisco today. coming up, the event to make sure that everyone is celebrating christmas with a tree. >>> plus as

los angeles. ktvu's allie rasmus is live in the newsroom. >> tonight's debate will happen at loyola marymount university in los angeles. a world away from washington, d.cand the impeachment proceedings there. california has an important role to play in the primaries. it's home to 1 in 8 american voters. we expect california issues to come up. here's a list of the seven candidates who qualified to be in tonight's debate stage. they include joe biden, amy klobuchar, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg, tom steyer, andrew yang. we can expect the candidates to discuss some of the issues they've debated frequent before, topics like healthcare and income inequality. there will be questions about electability, who has the best chances to beat president trump in 2020 especially with the impeachment proceedings going on in the background. the partisan fight also over the senate trial expected next year. political writer joe garafoli spoke to us and said the debate should also focus on issues specific to california voters. >> what are you going to do about the 130,000 homeless in this state? what are you going to do about the price of housing which

this is something that los angeles has done, washington d.c. has done, and having the commitment for not just a bigger bolder investment in shelter and navigation centerings, but to do it in a way that is a shared commitment and equitable commitment is key. i want to thank supervisors walten and ronen. and they've been hearing from their constituents, as i'm sure many of you have, that this is something that neighborhoods will welcome, but they do want to absolutely see it as part of a broader plan. and equitable distribution. i want to thank supervisor preston for signing on. i know you campaigned heavily on wanting a navigation center in your district. i appreciate you for that. and i think this will be a critical tool in helping us get there by having that shared commitment, having the expectation that it will get done, having the reporting, the transparency, the accountability. i also want to appreciate supervisor safai for bringing a vehicle navigation center to his district. and to really demonstrate in leadership. i don't want to out him

sexual abuse by harvey weinstein, who is an individual who was very powerful in los angeles and new york and washington, d.c. harvey weinstein spread his money around, mostly to democrats, the clintons since the 1990's. in that story, you saw it abuseil to alleged sexual in washington, d.c. in congress. a notrned that there was so secret fund in which taxpayer dollars were being used to settle cases in which an individual made a claim against a lawmaker. goes to the fact that congressional approval is 17%. that thele find out lawmakers they've entrusted to be the best of us and represent , obviously not all of these people are guilty of such heinous crimes, but when we find out there is a fund in which taxpayer dollars are being used to settle sexual , i think it cases speaks to a lot of the anger and distrust that the average american has for political elites. host: i'm going to go back to the gun issue because that is sparking a lot of comments on her twitter page. jodi says, our guest just lost me. i wish the las vegas shooter had a back of hammers and not his ar with a bump stock. that was the shooting

job numbers, security is up there, new york, los angeles, and most of our washington, d.c.talk about people feeling better, nancy pelosi also on the record saying if you want to end polarization, she said this yesterday. "why don't we truly believe something we can find common ground in, enjoy music together, go see a play or a movie, laugh and cry, be inspired. "go enjoy the arts, that will bring the country together. if we can just get a democrat and republican to go see mr. rogers or katz we will be a better nation. this is the speaker of the house, scary. >> she is besting trump at every turn. >> how do you figure? look at the economy, look at this country. >> i'm happy to answer. >> mike: i hate to wrap this up >> i'd like to respond. let's talk about the swing districts, you may be getting anecdotal evidence but there's evidence in swing districts that impeachment is penetrating. >> what paul? >> multiple. >> 13 points underwater. >> in the swing districts they are saying people are engaged in its penetrating. in fact, good chunks in republican districts, it's not tha

los angeles. a world away from washington, d.c. in the impeachment proceedings there. but california is home to voters. at a crucial stage in the primary. of the seven candidates who qualify for tonight's debate include joe biden, senators amy bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. indiana mayor pete buttigieg, billionaire philanthropist on stier and mrs. matt andrew yang. with can expect the and candidates to discuss the issues they debated previously before. topics like healthcare, income inequality. also questions about electability. who has the best chance to defeat president trump in 2020 especially with the impeachment proceedings and a bitter fight over the senate trial next year. >> let alone someone in. >> mcconnell claim the impeachment was motivated by partisan rage. this, from the man who said proudly, i am not impartial. i have no intention to be impartial at all. in the trial of president trump. what hypocrisy. >> reporter: senior political writer says the debate should also focus on issues specific to california voters. >> what are you going to do about th

los angeles, philadelphia, washington d.c. that had black mayors.we had black police chiefs and fire commissioners. but if you look at the track record of these black run cities. under these black regimes, you have even more impoverished. i don't think the track record is a good one. >> a groups work ethic, if they think the government is going to - - you can't replace a father in thethe homebrewed and have a system in place that says to a woman from if you have additional child, we will send you the money. imagine the perverse incentive for in place. and that's what we saw going on. that's what we saw with bill clinton's welfare reforms in the 1990s. but not entirely. >> we are in new york and our guest is jason riley. his column is available at the wall street journal. - - for those of you in the mountain pacific time zones. you can find us on @book tv on twitter. >> that book was written in the 2000's and it was about immigration. i was working at the wall street journal at the time. i got a new position and asked me if i wanted to take over this

los angeles. the world awaits for washington, d.c. in the impeachment proceedings there. the california is home to one in eight american voters and is a crucial state in the primaries. >> the headed elephant with a nice debate include joe biden, amy klobuchar, bernie sanders and isabella morning, tom steyer and businessman andrew yang for. topics like healthcare and they were also likely be questions about electability, was the best chances to defeat president trump in 2020. especially with impeachment proceedings going on in washington and the better fight brewing over sin a trial next year. >> partisan crusade that began before president trump was even nominated. that alone sworn in. >> reporter: mcconnell claims the impeachment was motivated by partisan rage this from the man who said proudly i am not impartial, i have no intention to be impartial at all. >> what hypocrisy. >> senior political writer joe says the debate should also focus on issues specific to california voters. >>> what are you gonna do about the 130,000 homeless about the price of housing which is rid

>> loss an los angeles, we beay double. next was washington, d.c., then chicago and boss.re a little nicer. >> maybe the cubs games. tracee: maybe because it's cold. thank you for joining us. we will send it over to lauren simonetti in for maria bartiromo this morning. good morning, lauren. lauren: tracee, good morning, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti, in for maria bartiromo this christmas eve. tuesday, december 24th. here are your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. santa claus is coming to wall street. take a look at futures, showing the santa claus rally in full effect, pushing toward yet another round of record highs. we have ideas on what to do with your money heading into the new year, perfect vision 2020. it's upon us. five trading days left. 737 max crisis takes down boeing's ceo. what it means for the plane maker and the industry as boeing tries to rebuild the reputation. speed versus safety, the cost of amazon's push for one day shipping sparking controversy this morning. tesla shares charging ahead, elon musk taking a victory lap as his prediction comes true.

los angeles. washington, d.c., was third, chicago fourth, boston fifth, my detroit, jeff's buffalo -- >> what is thist? >> philadelphia and san francisco rounded it up. i feel like we're counting down the top cities. >> i'm getting angry and rude about the list. >> i think new yorkers are misunderstood. once you stop them -- everyone in -- everyone's in a rush, but they'll help you get to where you're going to go. >> chicago, the midwest, impossible. >> not at all. >>> about 22 minutes after the hour. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> he wrote some of the best loved and longest running shows in broadway history. ahead this morning, we'll remember composer and lyricist jerry herman, creator of "hello dolly," and other mega musicals. >>> her record continues miles above the earth. see how one more day in space put an american astronaut in a category all her own. >>> later, how could some innocent winter fun land you in legal trouble? we will hear about one snowy city's ban on snowball fights. come on. where it came from and why the logic behind it could be melting away. you are watch

higher minimum wage the number of cities with a $15 minimum is expected to double to 32 los angeles, washington, d.cozen cities in california are hoping to hit the $15 an hour benchmark will join places like new york, san francisco and seattle where it's already in place the federal minimum wage has been 7.25 an hour for the past decade. >>> a little boy in ireland had a good scare during a trip to the dublin zoo he was posing for a picture in front of the siberian tiger habitat, and suddenly, a big cat charged at the boy look at that he was protected by the safety glass fortunately. the boy's father said that all things considered, his son remained remarkably calm, although his younger child ran away that can be scary. >> understandably so. >>> now to some new developments in a headline making case that we have been following from the beginning. overnight, a vigil was held in austin, texas, for heidi broussard. she was the mother who was found dead one week after she vanished along with her newborn, and this morning, the baby is back with her father nbc's sam brock has been on the story from the be

washington, d.c. is number three. los angeles, 20% of those that were surveyed thought los angeles was the rudest.e, when it comes to new york, 34.3% of the people thought new yorkers suck, they are just such jerks here in this city. i overheard people yesterday literally saying i have only lived here almost two years and i act like that, like i walk so fast, get out of my way, you're too slow, need to get to work. charles: we are number one! we're number one! on twitter, several people said new york, one la, one dallas, one tampa, one san francisco. >>> new year's eve just around the corner and so is the nation's biggest party right here in new york. rude new york, times square. today's stunning swarovski crystals are being attached to the ball as they get the dress rehearsals. jackie deangelis will give us a sneak peek. jackie: good morning. the sneak peek is right behind me. you can see 2,668 waterford crystals, 192 are going to be added this year to celebrate the gift of good will and actually, it's the design of three pineapples. this ball is 12 feet in diameter, almost 12,000 pounds and it's

los angeles, you're philadelphia, washington d.c.'s and so forth. la mayors.lack in addition to that, you had black police chiefs and fire coming sugars and school superintendents, and so forth. but if you look at the trackan record of the poor in these black run cities, if you look at marion d.c. washington d.c. in the 1980s in new jersey in the 1990 or coleman youngs untroit, in the 1970s, under these black regimes, you had the poor becoming even more impoverished on their watch. so i don't think the track record there is a very good one. now that is not to say that black should disengage from the political process, because we've seen regression, black regression under white mayor spirit and white congressman a white police chiefs and so forth. it isn't to say that this connection we were told was essential between black political power and black economic progress simply is not proven to be as strong as some people hoped it would be. >> so generally speaking have these government programs helped or hurt african-americans? >> i think by and large t

d.c. and washington. and southern consider is going to get rain from los angeles to san diego.minor debris blow, i don't think it's a huge ordeal. compared to what we just dealt with this is a nice quiet pattern. >> how do you even dig out of three feet of snow? >> they don't. they'll be over the top of it. >> now, we know where the tokyo plateau is. >>> still ahead, revelations from the house intel committee's report on impeachment that could connect three key players in the investigation, including a republican congressman. >>> plus, the 2020 democratic field is thinning out as senator kamala harris announces she's suspending her presidential campaign. we'll be right back. tax-smart investing, what's new? -well, audrey's expecting... -twins! grandparents! we want to put money aside for them, so...change in plans. alright, let's see what we can adjust. ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. okay. mom, are you painting again? you could sell these. lemme guess, change in plans? at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. we don't see who you're against, l

los angeles. >> quijano: ahead, the most dangerous states for drunk driving deaths on new year's eve eve. >> the "cbs evening news" with nora o'donnell, now from washington, d.c quijano: a warning tonight for drivers ahead of new year's eve a new report reveals montana and wyoming lead the nation as the most dangerous states for drunk driving deaths. several states in the northeast are among the least dangerous, including new york, new jersey and vermont. the report also reveals more than 40 percent of americans drink too much on new year's eve. larcs say always have a deat simpl a taxir service. london's big ben will ring in the new year for the first time in years. the bell has been mostly silent for two years while the bell, clock and tower have been getting a face-lift. the clock hands are now a regal blue, trimmed in gold. renovation won't be co until 2021. it's one of the most spectacular fireworks displays of the new year. and this year, sydney, australia plans to go ahead with its annual celebration, despite calls to cancel because of danger from the country's remaining wild fires. the fire commissioner says he'll have the final word. ahead, why some

the new england patriots beat the los angeles rams making tom brady the first player in nfl history to win six rings. >>> number four, something everyone in washington, d.cd agree on, cheering on the nationals. the team taking their fans on a miraculous run in the postseason. for the first time ever, the road team winning every game in the world series. the nationals beating the astros in seven games to win their first-ever title. >> i hope they're ready for a party because we're coming home. >>> number three, it was an emotional year for simone biles as she opened up about being one of the victims of dr. larry nassar and the failure of usa gymnastics to intervene. >> we did everything they asked us for and they couldn't do one job. you literally had one job and you couldn't protect us. >> in spite of the controversy, the 22-year-old dominated the world championships to become the most decorated gymnast ever. >>> number two, the u.s. women's national team capturing the hearts and minds of people everywhere with their efforts on and off the field. >> the u.s. thoroughly dominant so far. >> the u.s. women's soccer team rewriting the record books. >> this c

apparently, well griff has that right there, but as you can see so new york 34%, los angeles almost 20%, 19.7 and washington d.cy is how come you don't know already so get used to that. if you go to texas, which i spent like nine cities in texas, they wake up every day saying how can i help you and in new york they get up every day saying please get your stuff together, leave me alone i've got places to go but they will help you and they are in seer. i will say this when i was reading dave mccullough's book on john adams he was coming to new york city on a carriage driven obviously by a horse and he talked about how new yorkers were always in a rush and why are they so rude? these are quotes from john adams in 1767 so nothing has really changed in 2019. griff: and listen you can go see john add am as where he had his desk in statuary hall where we were reporting for impeachment so the figure is unfair from washington d.c. they are very kind, but if you look that and remove them from the question, then it's much better. >> emily: i don't know i've lived in new york for two years now and i did have someone yell a

sexual abuse by harvey weinstein, who is an individual who was very powerful in los angeles and new york and washington, d.charvey weinstein spread his money around, mostly to democrats, the clintons since the 1990's. in that story, you saw it abuseil to alleged sexual in washington, d.c. in congress. a notrned that there was so secret fund in which taxpayer dollars were being used to settle cases in which an individual made a claim against a lawmaker. goes to the fact that congressional approval is 17%. that thele find out lawmakers they've entrusted to be the best of us and represent , obviously not all of these people are guilty of such heinous crimes, but when we find out there is a fund in which taxpayer dollars are being used to settle sexual , i think it cases speaks to a lot of the anger and distrust that the average american has for political elites. host: i'm going to go back to the gun issue because that is sparking a lot of comments on her twitter page. jodi says, our guest just lost me. i wish the las vegas shooter had a back of hammers and not his ar with a bump stock. that was the shooting th

washington, d.c. >> the senate energy committee examining ways to reduce wild fires on electrical grids. >> the last democratic presidential debate of 2019 is going on right now in los angelesmallest debate with only 7 candidates. it's also the whitest. not on that stage, julian castro, the only latino running for president. castro did hit the donor threshold but not the needed polling numbers. so, instead he is live tweeting about the debate. i sat down with castro who said with kamala harris out of the race, he's coming after california voters. >> i believe i could do well here in california. >> julian castro thinks he's got what california wants and needs. >> california has led in so many important way, fighting climate change, creating opportunity for people to be able to reach their dreams. >> and what it takes to stay in the game despite not making the cut in tonight's debate. castro says he used his voice on the national stage in past debates to elevate the concerns of poor, people of color, and especially latinos. poised in 2020 to be the largest racial and ethnic group of voters. >> i haven't been afraid to tackle the issue of immigration. >> it's an issue that may

and can they connect las vegas to los angeles >> with a tunnel >> part of what they're dealing with in washington , d.cchicago and maybe the bay area is multiple agencies to deal with in nevada going to l.a., it's mostly desert and you don't have as many layers to get it done. >> why do you need a tunnel from l.a. to vegas? >> much faster. >> what? why? >> i'm telling you, it's the end of the world get to vegas faster. >> if you're going to build a tunnel between l.a. and vegas, there's a huge project >> this is just speculation at this point there's no plans in place for that but the las vegas strip, as anybody who visits there knows you spend 20 minutes getting to the resort next door this is a real possibility. >> i saw something that a 50-minute walk would be a one-minute ride. i think there is a demand for it. >> what is is next an infrastructure company that bores tunnels. i don't know. >> you know what state has more gambling revenue than nevada >> new jersey. >> i have three bets today i have a bet on cal against illinois >> hate to see it. >> i started with $500. >> you bet the giants over the

los angeles? she has -- what do you reckon the answer to this one is? >> this one is a, new york. the insiders list. boston coming in at number five, followed by chicago, washington, d.c.. and the title of the rudest city in america goes to new york city. i >> we just had a demonstration of that because he was elbowing griff away from the buzzer the there. he was looking at me and all that stuff. we are just a few days away from 2020 when the times square ball will drop to ring in the new year. for one point, can you tell me of the year of the famous ball drop in times square? is it a, 1907, b, 1917, or c, 1927? >> lose a point. get it wrong. >> 33.3 chance of getting it right. i have no idea what the answer is. so i'm going to split the difference and go with 1917. >> mark: you're going to go with 1917, the first year the ball dropped in times square, roll the tape. >> to get the ball drop ready, it takes so much work and preparation. but this is such a story tradition in new york city. the ball has been dropping in times square since 1907. in >> mark: of. griff loses. in loses a point. so we have a sudden death tie now, 1907. until then, they never knew when the new

washington, d.c. these are the areas most at risk of being taken over by robots. los angelesere but is those midwest areas that are at most risk of this, chicago, naperville, joliet, houston, baytown and sugar land in texas, phoenix is at risk and detroit when you go to michigan. >> you notice new jersey wasn't on there. you talk to a new jersey robot, what are you looking at. we joke about the robot thing. i would love to see robots doing do* a variety of things. when you go to a convenience store. i have to say so politically correct. when you walk into a convenience store and they don't speak the language you're speaking and they say something. push a button, language of your choice and they can come back and speak maybe english just a wild thought. >> sandra: good robots take over comedy? the use of robots in the workplace has more than doubled in the last 12 years according to studies. that's something to watch. >> to a point they should -- when the president is bringing manufacturing back we have to bring humans for that. you need to do that. even though it's more cost

los angeles. if you have some last minute travel there you may encounter delays in those cities. the northeast, new york, partly cloudy skies on christmas day with a high of 43. washington, d.crtly cloudy skies with a high of 48. chicago, alisyn, a high of 55 and partly cloudy. here's the interesting thing to note. chicago, milwaukee and st. louis all had snow on halloween. all three of those cities will be completely dry with temperatures about 20 to 25 degrees above average on christmas. i think mother nature may have gotten her holidays a little mixed up this year. >> that's right. she needs a calendar. allison chinchar, thank you very much. >>> so a december of royal christmas cheer, prince harry and meghan markle revealing their first christmas card with baby archie. just look at this cuteness on your screen right there. >> that is right in your face baby archie. >> that is a very cute baby. >> adorable. >> cnn's anna stewart is live in london with more on this and the queen's christmas speech. anna, tell us about what's happening with the royals. >> reporter: it's always a busy time of year for the royal family, absolutely love that christmas card. that's put a smile o

los angeles. job openings up over 2.3 million. number three, chicago, washington, d.c. coming in at number four.number seven. atlanta, seattle, minneapolis. stuart: i didn't hear a single florida city. susan: no. stuart: not one. no florida. only one texas. susan: right. only one texas. but these are the major cities across the u.s., right? stuart: i guess people go to florida to retire, not -- susan: not to work. stuart: okay. susan: exactly. stuart: thank you, susan. president trump heads to hershey, pennsylvania tomorrow. another keep america great rally. in the last month, he's been visiting several battleground states on your screens now. i want to bring in trump 2020 national press secretary kayleigh mcenany. seems to me, kayleigh, my theory is the president's making a direct play for electoral college votes. what do you say? >> yeah, that's absolutely right. we want to hold down the math that we had in 2016 so that means going to places like pennsylvania tomorrow, going to michigan next week, being in florida last week or two weeks ago, but it also means growing the math, stuart, which is

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washington, d.c. >> we need a new voice and a new set of solutions. ♪ announcer: this is the pbs newshour-politico democratic debate. live from los angelesjudy woodruff. judy: welcome back. a quick reminder of the rules. each candidate has one minute and 15 seconds to answer direct questions from moderators. and 45 seconds to answer rebuttal and follow-up questions. tonight's podium order on the stage was determined by an polls. of recent and let's begin. night the house of representatives voted for the third time to impeach the president. every one of you was in favor of the impeachment, but unlike 1974 and president nixon, congressional democrats have so far not convinced a strong majority of americans to support the impeachment of president trump. why do you think that is, and what can you say or do differently in the coming weeks to persuade more americans that this is the right thing to do? i want all of you to respond, but to begin with vice president biden. fmr. vp biden: judy, it was a constitutional necessity for the house to act as it did. the trump response suggests only half the american people want to see him thrown out of o

washington, d.c. >> what we need is a new voice and a new set of solutions. >> announcer: this is the "pbs news hour"/politico democratic debate. now live from los angeles, judy woodruff. >>> welcome back. a quick reminder of the rules for this debate. each candidate has one minute and 15 seconds to answer direct questions from the moderators, and 45 seconds to answer rebuttal and followup questions. tonight's podium order on the stage was determined by an average of recent polls. and let's begin. to the candidates, last night at this hour, the house of representatives voted for only the third time in american history to impeach a president. every one of you was in favor of this action. but unlike 1974 when president nixon, congressional democrats have so far not convinced a strong majority of americans to support impeachment of president trump. why do you think that is, and what can you say or do differently in the coming weeks to persuade more americans that this is the right thing to do? i want to ask all of you to respond, but to begin with vice president biden. >> you know, judy, it was a constitutional necessity for the house to act as it did. you