opening the door meantime to maybe running in 2020, former mayor of new york mike bloomberg is eyeing a potential run for the presidency as elizabeth warren doubles down on her plan to tax wealthiest americans. what it means for the white house race, the future of the democratic party. that's next. melissa: get red to pull out your winter coats. a arctic blast is ready to blanket nearly 70% of the u.s. forecasters are expecting to break nearly 170 records. what you need to know to stay warm. that is coming up. connell: we do it all. if you need holiday shopping inspiration i i want to stick around for this. we break down oprah's holiday gift guide. the gifts start at $12 apparently. that is later in the hour. >>exactly. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. see, you just >>oh, this is easy. yeah, and that's >>oh, just what i need. courses on options trading, webcasts, tutorials. yeah. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendati

you what should perhaps scare you even more i live in new york city and was here during the reign of michael bloomberg by the way tyrrell he's mike bloomberg this man is as i me this this is a friend of mine called him thurston howell the 3rd now he's might this is a guy who was never in new york on the weekend because he took his his planes and went to bermuda where we went and by the way this is a guy who was the consummate poster child for climate change. and the whole a holy. man he was never here and basically has the largest carbon footprint but let me just say this quickly because this is what people who understand you know tyrone did there's something that bothers me more really than the anything and that's a politician who doesn't stay in his only who forgets what a mayor was busy with this guy did in 2012 there was a program he came up called latch on and why see now get ready sit down hope your seat buckle yourself in for this one because this this this officious intermeddler decided that he ought to champion breastfeeding which i think most people would agree is a great idea what does it have to do with the mayor i ha

and of although they knew about york mike bloomberg trust me on this one i'm an expert witness you go one him near the wife and i thank you very much for illuminating us america current on the new i'm a new man running for democratic office of the presidency but there's so much as always line of why no media thank you sir thank you. still in jail awaiting us february extradition hearing for charges related to the united states espionage act we can expound on an award winning publisher and journalist julia saunders not doing well both physically and mentally on monday more than 60 doctors were on the world called on the united kingdom officials to act immediately and ensure that begin receiving proper medical care even arguing that under current conditions he would not even be fit to stand trial in miami or to america's john how to use the story. a group of more than 60 doctors from the united states britain italy sweden germany and australia among others have written the open letter to the british home secretary demanding that a songe be removed from belmarsh prison and taken to a hos

just last week former new york mayor mike bloomberg filed to be on the ballot in alabama and later addeddedansas saying he's concerned a fading biden will mean the democrats will end up with someone far too liberal. and this week deval patrick announced that he was throwing his hat in the wing. he fears the current candidates won't be able to beat the sitting president. and, of course, there's always hillary clinton, isn't there? although she insists that she's not running, she's been dropping subtle hints that maybe, just maybe, she might change her mind and go for a rematch with the president. on tuesday she told the bbc i, as i say, never, never, never say never. and i will certainly tell you i'm under enormous pressure from many, many, many people to think about it. who might break out of the democratic pack, and how will the politics of impeachment play out? here to help answer those questions is someone certainly well versed in democratic politics, mark penn was hillary clinton's chief strategist in her 2008 campaign and is also a key -- was also a key adviser to bill clinton. he join

york city's mayor. there's two mike bloombergs. one wants to regulate the sodas and confiscate your guns and so forth. wn crimes to record lows in new york and start charter schools in poor area to give people a choice and also just sensible policies on zoning to allow businesses to flourish. the problem is, a lot of this is not popular in the democratic -- paul: with the democratic party. >> i mean, look, for a party that people are saying maybe we shouldn't have two billionaires, they now have two billionaires competing for the nomination and i think bloomberg whatic was a great position on crime is going to come under question in the way kamala harris' record as a pros cue r tore and joe biden's -- prosecutor and joe biden's support for the crime bill has, so it's going to be e explosive. paul: the other billionaire is tom steyer who doesn't seem to be going anywhere. bloomberg is thinking of getting in here because he doesn't think the other candidates are up to beating trump or he fears they're not. do you agree with that or is that just a rational to get in? >> i think that's a real worry. i thin

former new york city mayor mike bloomberg says he's willing to spend his fortune to become president. greater risk of having donald trump reelected than there was before. >> o'donnell: hero dog, a white house honor for the military dog who cornhe

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so can mike bloomberg edge out the competition in a crowded field that includes some campaigning against billionaires like himself? to democratic strategist capri cafaro on the former new yorkds. so bloomberg is exactly what liz warren and bernie sanders are talking about when they say we shouldn't allow powerful rich people to buy elections. right? >> well, him and tom steyer. look, though, i personally think there's a good reason why the former mayor of new york, mike bloomberg, got into this race, and i think it's because, you know, he made the calculus, he's been watching the candidates right now and we basically have two groups, folks like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren that, you know, are lurching very far to the left particularly on economic issues, and then you have, you know, a more lackluster crop of centrists and moderates with a pretty weak performance out of former vice president joe biden. so i think mike bloomberg basically thought to himself look, there's an opportunity and frankly, a need for someone to come in that maybe is more, you know, pragmatic when it comes to economic issues but more liberal when it comes to social issues, and there are a lost

a massive ad buy from former new york city mayor mike bloomberg. price tag, at least $25.4 million on tv adds, airing over eight days beginning tuesday. more than half of the spending by all the other democratic candidates so far. bloomberg has filed to be on the ballot in five state primaries, but his team today insisting he has not made up his mind. >>> and a former cia case officer has been sentenced to 19 years in prison for conspiracy to spy for china. jerry lee was found with notebooks full of classified information, including names and phone numbers of covert cia assets. >>> now to the unfortunate moment today for tesla. during their rollout of their bulletproof cybertruck, as they call it with the windows they say are unbreakable, well, then they tried to prove it. here's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: tonight, the tesla unveiling that shattered expectations. ceo elon musk showing off his new cybertruck. the dramatically reimagined electric pickup with a starting price tag of nearly $40,000. >> doesn't look like anything else. >> reporter: dr

just last week former new york mayor mike bloomberg filed to be on the ballot in alabama and later addeddedansas saying he's concerned a fading biden will mean the democrats will end up with someone far too liberal. and this week deval patrick announced that he was throwing his hat in the wing. he fears the current candidates won't be able to beat the sitting president. and, of course, there's always hillary clinton, isn't there? although she insists that she's not running, she's been dropping subtle hints that maybe, just maybe, she might change her mind and go for a rematch with the president. on tuesday she told the bbc i, as i say, never, never, never say never. and i will certainly tell you i'm under enormous pressure from many, many, many people to think about it. who might break out of the democratic pack, and how will the politics of impeachment play out? here to help answer those questions is someone certainly well versed in democratic politics, mark penn was hillary clinton's chief strategist in her 2008 campaign and is also a key -- was also a key adviser to bill clinton. he join

turning up the heat on the democratic 2020 race, media mogul mike bloomberg officially announcing the white house bid. the former new yorkis spending $35 million in tv advertisements to launch his campaign but his media out let is refusing to investigate bloomberg and any democratic rivals citing newsroom independence. i don't know what that means. dan henninger, from "the wall street journal." that is hilarious, they don't trust their own reporters to do unbiased reporters. they are not investigating any democrats, so are they not going to investigate donald trump too? >> i don't think that means that at all. there will be a lot of investigating of donald trump. boom berg is a private company. they can run any way they want to. if they are doing hit jobs on donald trump and nothing on mike bloomberg, that will erode their readership. that become as news source you don't feel they can trust anymore that seems a price they are willing to pay. melissa: ask you about michael bloomberg getting into this. i feel like i love michael bloomberg, but i think only because mayor de blasio is so horrendous, you think fondly of the e

the newest presidential candidate, billionaire former new york city mayor mike bloomberg making his first campaign appearance at a diner in virginia, saying he knows how to beat president trump. but one of bloomberg's democratic opponents, elizabeth warren, already saying he's trying to buy the nomination. abc's linsey davis from virginia. >> reporter: the billionaire former mayor of new york city kicked off his campaign for president of the united states at a crowded diner in norfolk, virginia. then, a low-key announcement in a hotel ballroom. >> we cannot afford four more years of president trump's reckless and unethical actions. >> reporter: bloomberg jumping in late in the game. he's skipping the first four primaries. focusing on the states that vote after. some are saying that they see as your decision to run now as an indication that you feel the current candidates in the field are weak and can't get the job done. is that accurate? >> well, let me phrase it this way. i think there is a greater risk of having donald trump re-elected than there was before. >> reporter: in iowa, senato

former new york city mayor mike bloomberg says he's willing to spend his fortune to become president.there is a greater risk of having donald trump reelected than there was before. >> o'donnell: hero dog, a white house honor for the military dog who cornered the leader of isis. our exclusive interview with a grieving grandfather charged in the death of his granddaughter on a cruise ship. >> i saw her fall. i saw her fall. >> o'donnell: gone in a flash like a scene from a movie, thieves swipe rare gems from a museum and make a clean getaway. and call it grateful on the gridiron. the children of paradise, california: bonded by fire, undefeated at football. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. as we come on the air tonight, there are several late-breaking headlines, including an exclusive interview with the secretary of the navy who was just fired. also a federal court has just ruled that the president is not above the law and cannot stop his aides from testifying before congress. but we're going to begin tonight w

♪ >> well, it is sunday, there's all kinds of breaking news starting with former new york city mayor mike bloombergce. my exclusive with jenna ellis just moments away as she debates juan williams in what this means for the democratic primaries and the general election fight with the president. plus, new information this hour on the impeachment battle. republican senator john kennedy declaring on fox that democrats are chasing a red herring, not an impeachable offense, while democrat adam schiff just told cnn he will not testify in a senate trial because he, quote-unquote, has nothing to say, and that would turn the

mike bloomberg thinks he has a chance. >> or his congress sul >> maggie, "the new york times" covers mike bloomberg. you've covered him. said i'm only going to get in if i think i have a chance to win. are we seeing something different? >> i don't think they're seeing he has a chance. he's wanted to run for president. if he wasn't going to do it now -- it's a real this is my last shot. he has a lot of money to spend. he has a story to tell about being mayor. he has a lot of controversy, including the stop and frisk program that the nypd ran, including comments he's made about women over the years. on the basic level he's not a natural candidate. when you're running for president, it's hard to do it just on television. >> what he believes, rahm, is the numbers show that what democrats care about more than anything is electability. casomeone get in the race on super tuesday, spend who knows how much money in the big states and actually have a chance? >> yes. but let me go to what it's saying, both bloomberg and deval patrick. the issue basically -- this is also what president obama said. i give elizabeth warren and berni

today as we've been talking about for the last couple of hours here on msnbc former new york city mayor mike bloombergpresidential campaign today. "the new york times" first to report he dispatched staffers to the great state of alabama today, which doesn't have a particularly -- doesn't have a particularly important role to

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today as we've been talking about for the last couple of hours here on msnbc former new york city mayor mike bloombergart a presidential campaign today. "the new york times" first to report he dispatched staffers to the great state of alabama today, which doesn't have a particularly -- doesn't h

first came word former new york city mayor mike bloomberg is testing the waters. into the mix. and former massachusetts governor duval patrick is also considering a run. joining me now, editor-in-chief of the daily caller. chris, i thought everybody was already in the race. and you have people finally leaving. and at the same moment there is a whole bunch of new people joining in. have you seen this before? >> americans got a brief glimmer of hope they wouldn't have to sit through six or seven hours of debates next time. all of these names were flirted initially, people who were considering it. it looks like they decided joe biden was going to be a formidable foe. i think this shows joe biden's weakness coming out showing in new hampshire and iowa. not yet national polls. i have never seen anything so late in the game like this. melissa: i think it's telling. people's actions more than their words tell you what they are thinking. you have democrats on tv talking about the president is under water. if you look at any poll, joe biden beats him handily. they talk abo

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today as we've been talking about for the last couple of hours here on msnbc former new york city mayor mike bloomberg appears to have taken the first steps to start a presidential campaign today. "the new york times" first to report he dispatched staffers to the great state of alabama today, which doesn't have a particularly -- doesn't have a particularly important role to play at this point in the democratic primary. but alabama does have an early filing deadline for candidates getting their name on the ballot for the democratic primary. so we'll be talking a little bit about that bloomberg news later on tonight. that news is causing lots of buzz. and interestingly lots of ripples of speculation about other democratic candidates who might still get in if mike bloomberg's apparent move here can be seen as a sign that actually it's not too late for more democrats to get into the race to try to win this nomination. i will just mention that our pulitzer prizewinning colleague eugene robinson reported online tonight that multiple sources -- excuse me -- that a single source has told him that former attor

. >> democrats are sharpening their attack on former new york city mayor mike bloomberg a potential bithis own. >> i think our election should not be something by billionaires. >> michael bloomberg and other billionaires, sorry! you ain't going to buy this election! >> new hampshire filing deadline is friday. the former hud secretary julian castro, the only latino candidate in the race is tired of iowa, new hampshire getting first dibs at picking presidential candidates. >> i don't believe forever we should be married to iowa and new hampshire going first. >> castro said the changing demographics he does not believe iowa or new hampshire represents most of the country but it is worth pointing out julian castro, shannon poling 1% or below and those hawkeye states as well as the grand state. >> shannon: i spent a lot of days, months, years in iowa covering this and that is not the place. >> 84 days before the vote. >> shannon: you know what, go for it. >> what does he have to los 2020 contender julian castro campaigning in iowa, the first date of the nomination, they are too white. let's

former new york city mayor mike bloomberg is doing a flip-flop on stop and frisk and saying he's sorryor the policy. >> i did not understand the full impact that the stops were having on black and latino communities. i was totally focused on saving lives. >> dana: it wasn't long ago when bloomberg was mocking democrats for applied using for pretty much everything. >> is not going to work on a national level unless i was willing to change all my views and go on what cnn called an apology tour. joe biden went out and apologized for being male, over 50, white, beto -- whatever his name is pete he apologized for being born. >> dana: judge, what do you think? >> jeanine: when you talk about it in the '80s, there were 2500 people killed a year in ththe new new york city. the law enforcement and the relationship with the police, when somebody incomes that come apart of nypd's district, some captains that we've got to do more stop and frisk. what they did is they set up a minimum number so they worked stopping and frisking all the time. the united states supreme court has said that stop and fr

mike bloomberg is a terrific mayor. he was a terrific executive. he's sort of the anti-trump. if you look at the way mike bloomberg ran new york, he gave his deputies enormous authority. he would let them make all the announcement. he would never take the credit. he's run and built a serious business, not the mom and pop real estate business that trump has. so the idea of somebody that serious, who is serious about governance, who is not somebody who is a publicity hog is enormously appealing to me who wants to give back. we have a lot of tough challenges ahead. we're living in an age of populism. look at how much, you know, how well elizabeth warren or bernie sanders is doing on the left. look at well trump continues to do on the right. the challenge for bloomberg is there is a large quiet middle in the country, in the party. 40% of democrats describe themselves as moderates, but they don't seem to be as active. they don't get as energized. bloomberg's challenge will be there is this theoretical constituency for him but can he turn it into an actual constituency. >> he actually said that on the record before. but i asked him

. >> dana: former new york city mayor mike bloomberg explaining why he has formally launched is 2020 bid for the presidential nomination shortly after making it official, "bloomberg news," the media company that he founded made this statement regarding their coverage of his candidacy. "we will continue our tradition of not investigating mike and his family of foundation and we will extend the same policy to his rivals in the democratic primaries. we cannot treat mike's democratic competitors differently from him. for the moment, our team will continue to investigate the trump administration has the government of the day. howard kurtz is the host of media buzz and a fox news media analyst and as he when i speak, mike bloomberg is from norfolk, virginia, and had his first campaign event, going to take some questions from the media but presumably that will not include anyone from the company that he founded, what do you make of all this? >> it is a major misfire that satisfies no one. "bloomberg news" says it will have a reporter covering the boss, give speeches, policies, poles, but no

today former new york city mayor mike bloomberg spoke at a church in brooklyn.ten to what he had to say about not too early action against the police practice of stop and frisk. something we both marched and rallied against that practice. watch what he said. >> over time i've come to understand something i long struggled to admit to myself. i got something important wrong. i got something important really wrong. i didn't understand that back then. the full impact that stops were having on the black and latino communities. today, i want you to know that i realize back then i was wrong. i'm sorry. >> now whether or not mr. bloomberg said that because of politics he may be getting ready to run or not. put that aside and address it later. the real point that i thought about is that we, many of us was against stop and frisk when many in the black community was for it and in 1994 we were against the crime bill that lead to a lot of unfair disproportionate incarceration. disproportionate disproportionately affecting blacks and browns. bernie sanders voted for that bill

♪ >> well, it is sunday, there's all kinds of breaking news starting with former new york city mayor mike bloombergicially jumping into the 2020 democratic race. my exclusive with jenna ellis just moments away as she debates juan williams in what this means for the democratic primaries and the general election fight with the president. plus, new information this hour on the impeachment battle. republican senator john kennedy declaring on fox that democrats are chasing a red herring, not an impeachable offense, while democrat adam schiff just told cnn he will not testify in a senate trial because he, quote-unquote, has nothing to say, and that would turn the process into a circus, he says. well, republicans feel that schiff should have plenty to say about his team's contact with the whistleblower. hello and welcome to "america's news headquarters" with ed henry. we'll have exclusive reaction from a republican who serves on the house judiciary panel, the next real battleground in this fight. and do not miss our exclusive with energy secretary rick perry. revealing a one-page memo he recently gave the

mike bloomberg when he was mayor of new york, populism wasn't his thing. big crowds. things like that. how is he being received in places like norfolk? do people show up for him? do they respond to him? >> well, this was a retail stop that was put together pretty spontaneously. and so he did walk in before he was behind me at this podium for more prepared remarks. he went to a diner just next door and he had a basically a spontaneous meet and greet with some voters in there. sat down with some coffee with the delegate elect you were just talking about. so there was a reception for him. i wouldn't say there was a ton of energy around that. it just sort of seemed like it spontaneously happened. but it's going to be interesting to see as he starts going to these states. he's definitely someone it seems feels more comfortable behind a podium. really in the beginning phases of this and so a little bit intrigue into how this is actually going to play out once he starts getling ting on the campaign trail and what that's going to look like. >> ali vitali in virginia for us. m

york mayors. but ybe mike bloomberg will enjoy clam bakes. he does have another identity as well, as aib mulionaire. david: i give himgh much chances than i think mark does. i think the is anxiety about biden. will he take on biden directly? i think he has to. i think there's going to be a direct challenge from bloomberg to biden. i do think there's room. i think there's room for a candidate to say, i just know how to run things. so as long as the moderate lane is not held by a strong incumbent, i think there' room for either buttigieg or bloomberg. i think the happiest person tonight has to be elizabeth warren. the erance of a moderate in the race has to dilute the vote. mark: i agree with david on the elizabeth warr part. he's suggested that her wealth btax, whichically is popular with voters, isti uncotional. the one thing to look forward to , becauswe cover politics, is this. the old maxim that all politics is local, all politics is national -- all politics is personal. if there is anything that is personal, the feud between donald trump

. >>> ready to run, former new york city mayor mike bloomberg shakes up the campaign for president withtowards entering the race. how the other democrats in the field are reacting this morning. >>> emotional good-bye, victims of that horrific massacre in mexico laid to rest this morning. the

all of this comes on the day that billionaire businessman and former new york city mayor mike bloomberg hits the campaign trail for the very first time. he just walked out onstage in norfolk, virginia. we will tell you how he's spending his first day as an official 2020 democratic candidate. getting crowded. >>> a very busy day at the white house as the president meets with the prime minister of bulgaria but his comments on the usmca trade deal is what's making headlines, saying house speaker nancy pelosi is incapable of moving the deal with mexico and can ka doorada . we have carla hill exclusively to tell us if she expects to see the usmca get a vote later on this year. >>> meanwhile, tesla making the most of its auto glass fail. we love this video. got to keep playing it. as potential customers slap down a hundred bucks to get their orders in for a cyber truck, what you are seeing right now. but the company that is powering the ev race is here in our studios. we have a fox business exclusive with the blink charging company ceo. >>> we are less than an hour away to the closing bell. i

you know, i do want to get you guys to respond to this, that former new york city mayor mike bloomberg for his support of stop-and-frisk. eat than, the move, in my mind underscores two things here, no democrat can win the nomination without black voters and michael bloomberg will get in the race at this point? what do you think? >> it almost seals the deal with the apology that he will jump in the race. i have tremendous respect for mayor bloomberg. he does have a lot of things, leads on the environment and led the charge to defeat republicans and nra in virginia. that can definitely hang his hat on. the problem, the stop-and-frisk, according to police themselves, police benevolent association said it was mistake in the first place. he should have listened to cops on the police that it was causing a wedge between police and communities. really important that mayor bloomberg came out and made the apology. you're right. he is jumping. charles: jenna some may say too little too late, the police department said itself it is not a good idea. mayor bloomberg, billionaire's trait, that he kne

york maors. but maybe mike bloomberg will enjoy corn roast in iowa andir new hamp i haven't seen that side of himore. >> but he does have anotheren ty, multi-billionaire. >> $55 billion, yeah. no, give him much hiring chancey than i think mark does. i think there's anxiety about bin. the qustion is will michael bloomberg take on biden personally, i think he has to.in i there's going to be a direct challenge from bloomberg to biden.w we'll see at turns out. i do think there's room for people wo seem like the calm voice who can take trump without many questions asked. i think there's room for a candidate who says i'm not an ideologue, i just know how tos, run thio i think there's a market. so as long as the market lane is not held by a strong incumbent, there's room for buttigieg or bloomberg. having said that, i tink warren or sanders will be th nominee. >> he's suggested that the wealth tax, which basically is popular with voters, is unconstitutional. so the one thing to look forward earom, you know, because we cover politics lly fight promoters, is tis, while all politics is local or national, a

mike bloomberg, el exalcalde de nueva york lanzÓ oficialmente su candidatura para obtener la nominaciÓnoomberg se ha convertido en el 18 aspirante a la candidatura demÓcrata en la elecciÓn del 2020. peggy: asÍ, el multimillonario michael bloomberg iniciÓ su candidatura a la nominaciÓn presidencial demÓcrata. michael bloomberg: no podemos permitir a cuatro aÑos mÁs de acciones irresponsables por parte de trump. peggy: el exalcalde de miami money dÍas dice que es quien puede derrotar al presidente. manny dÍaz: es una persona que la mÁs rica del mundo y que es con una calidad. peggy: el sÚper martes, dÍa de elecciones primarias en varios estados, y en el que enfocarÁ su estrategia. segÚn este analista, busca traer moderaciÓn el partido demÓcrata. >> tenemos septuagenarios tratando de representar y muy bien acomodados, de representar a un paÍs que es cada vez mÁs joven en la composiciÓn de su electorado. las clases medias con menor ingreso que ninguno de sus candidatos representan. peggy: otros aspirantes como goethe o elizabeth warren bernie sanders lo criticaron, dijo que multimillonarios

. >> good morning, craig, three term new york mayor, mike bloomberg, once a republican, then an independent, now running as a democrat is facing sharp attacks from his campaign opponents. foregoing a splashy kickoff rally, mike bloomberg is relying on a record $30 million tv ad campaign his only public appearance so far, a photo op in a virginia diner and an announcement to reporters. >> i'm glad to announce that i am running for president to defeat donald trump and to unite and rebuild america. >> his democratic rivals who have been campaigning for months gave him a frosty reception. >> he doesn't need people. he only needs bags and bags of money. i think michael bloomberg is wrong. >> people of this country do not want to see a billionaire buy an election, and that is precisely what mr. bloomberg is trying to do. >> bloomberg argues he's used his vast wealth fighting for progressive causes like climate change and gun safety. >> for years i have been using my resources for the things that matter to me. >> reporter: aides say he also has the moderate credentials to beat donald trump in crit

the former mayor of new york is officially running for president. a late entrant, mike bloombergesidential run with a visit to virginia the billionaire media mogul who will face a challenge from the right and the left is spending 34 million dollars, in one week on ads bashing president trump.