. >> peter: elizabeth warren this week was trying to maybe play some blame with you, saying that one for budget cuts, we wouldn't have an outbreak like this. what do you say? >> president trump: she's pocahontas for a reason, she is a disaster. she wants to something where she takes away free speech, and she is the one that violates it more than anybody, when you look at all of the lies she has told. whether it is biden or bernie or somebody, it's not going to be elizabeth warren. too many yarns. >> peter: a quick one, michael bloomberg was asked if the country wanted a race between two new york feeling years, and his response was, who is the other one? to think he is trying to get under your skin? >> president trump: he did a poor job in the last -- his last time, he was terrible. who gets under my skin? you know how many times i've been asked that question? everybody that runs, they say, is it true he is under your skin? michael is doing very poorly. you look at his poll numbers, he's spending a lot of number money. and what can i say, he's doing poorly. i think they're all doing p

where i was joined by cyber security expert peter warren he thinks the government still has a lot of work to do. there are big problems with the bluetooth technology it is being used which is radio technology which is meant to let people know when. about to come into contact with somebody who has had the virus according to people that we've spoken to before but it's subsequent to research institute and future intelligence the data is too noisy and so there is consideration which is worrying a lot of previously activists there has been some discussion about using g.p.s. states or as well which will scan a lot of people put the problem with this is that you have to have a lot of people who are prepared to provide information to prepared to sign up to the service 'd and they won't sign up to the service if they think the previous e. is going to be impugned what you mean by saying is to noise think of too noisy simply means that you can't get an accurate enough picture so it means that for instance the bluetooth radio may not be working to securely well. you know for example they could b

we are led to believe it is bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, peter judi dench -- pete buttigieg who have the strongest operations. they have recruited volunteers who will be at caucus sites to organize their potential supporters. they have hired people who understand how this works. they had been involved with previous campaigns. what is less certain is the powers of the joe biden operation. while he enjoys name recognition and goodwill from democrats, given his eight years with president obama, he does not workingrobust a staff on these organizational issues. there is a potential that if he were to come up short, it will be exposed quickly and it would be because he does not necessarily have the grassroots support that senators moran and sanders have and mayor buttigieg has been cultivating. >> as you look at the polling and iowa, the former vice president is first or second. >> right. that is based on the fact that believe that he is best positioned to defeat the president in the general election. -- basically says, this is an auto election -- not an election for risk-taking. joe

well earlier i was joined by cyber security expert peter warren he thinks the government still has a lot of work to do. there are big problems with the bluetooth technology it is being used which is radio technology which is meant to let people know when. about to come into contact with somebody who has had the virus according to people that we've spoken to. but it subsequently research institute and future intelligence the data is too noisy and so there is consideration which is worrying a lot of previously activists there has been some discussion about using g.p.s. states or as well which will scan a lot of people put the problem with this is that you have to have a lot of people who are prepared to provide information to prepared to sign up to the service and they won't sign up to the service if they think the previous e. is going to be impugned what you mean by saying is too noisy oh too noisy simply means that you can't get an accurate enough picture so it means that for instance the bluetooth radio may not be working to securely well. you know for example they could be somebody

. >> former mayor peter buttigieg elizabeth warren got a jump on the super tuesday states in virginia, colorado and arkansas. voters cast ballots in a little more than a week expect we are delighted to see some of the ranks of what see ture, foer republican sngup. >> 65% of registered voters nationwide think president trump will definitely or probably be reelected. including more than one third of democrats. megan oliver cbs news, new york. >>> california's tom stier is qualified to join bernie sanders, elizabeth warren peter buttigieg and mike bloomberg hosted by cbs news and the congressional black caucus institute. you can watch it live right here on kpix 5 starting at 5 pm and stay tuned for a special edition of gregory and amy colburn at 8:00. >>> a daring rescue in a canal. the woman apparently has a seizure behind the wheel. bystanders jumped into safer. one-man risked his own life crawling through the window. the car slowly sank. the woman was brought to safety >>st in time. l to investigate a deadly charter bus crash in southern california. yesterday's rollover left three dea

peter warren singer is strategist and senior fellow at new america, a leading expert in 21st-century warfare advising the defense department industry and entertainment, including software call of duty. he has written nonfiction and fiction on future conflict and the impact of cyber and robotics it is listed by foreign-policy as one of the world's top 100 innovators. paul scharre is senior fellow and director of the technology and national security program at the center of a new american society. previously he advised in the office of the secretary of defense on unmanned and autonomous systems, served in the army third rangers leading special operations reconnaissance teams in iraq and afghanistan. bill gates named his book one of the top five books to read in 2018 and is this year's award winner. panel members, life is busy. we fill our days with work, studies, relationships and having time to contemplate the future is rare especially when trying to think about battlefields. what is happening right now which may have significant impact on the 21st century warfare? benedetta berti, wo

you heard peter saying elizabeth warren is still saying, he might have done this to get the attention off impeachment. but the more you hear from the president and the intel coming in, it really appears like timing really was at the essence in attacking soleimani. >> it totally was, and to listen, the president campaigned on taking on terrorists and terrorism. and he is keeping that promise. he took out a man who is orchestrating the killing of over 600 of our military men and women. let alone who knows what the number is of his own people. but to look at how the democrats are trying to turn the tables on this is really outrageous, because it is about the safety and security of america. that is the bottom line. >> trace: jessica, are you buying into the distraction theory? >> i am buying into it a little bit, and the american public is. there was a poll that shows liberal hourly of americans think the president did this to distract from impeachment, when you look at the clinton years, 62 percent did not think that he moved ahead with the strike to distract from impeachment. listening

>> well it is definitely significant, peter. i would add michael bennet to that group, still in the race. all of the sitting senators, none of them want to be in washington, d.c.ment th, they a their responsibility seriously and there for the impeachment trial and there is a lot of attention on the trial obviously but they'll have to sit silently while joe biden and pete buttigieg and tom steyer are meeting voters and they don't want to be there. it is unprecedented. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren in particular have very strong field organizations here in iowa. they're going to be doing and surrogates and tele-town halls and amy klobuchar doing the same thing and i take the campaigns at their word. they understand why nancy pelosi has tried to play the best hand and yet there is thought a single one of them that doesn't wish this trial was in the rearview mirror to spend time in the iowa caucus. >> it is a first term president impeached. thank you. after the break, many have tried and few have succeeded, are any of the toni

peter buddha judge amy close tom steyer and toll seagal barred are also help also hoping for a strong finish to stay competitive for super tuesday. which is just in a couple of days and that's when mike bloomberg will 1st appear on ballots alongside them in 14 states plus american samoa which will all vote on the same day it's going to and the gallagher in columbia south carolina and so on and the joe biden has always seemed at least that the beginning the man who could defeat donald trump his performance hasn't been a stellar as you might have hoped how crucial is it that he wins tonight. i mean it's extremely crucial people are calling this joe biden's last stand remember he lost in new hampshire lost in nevada he lost in iowa despite leading in the polls nationally just a few months ago so it's not a question of whether joe biden can win here in south carolina it's a question of how big can that when they all the polls indicate that joe biden is the favorite some have bernie sanders within the margin of error that's how close the senator from vermont has got but joe biden has a lon

and then there is a list with warren and peter bowditch who will seem a little currently below kind of the curve of people who might be good elizabeth warren didn't figure in that report rachel because she didn't come out so well in iowa although she yeah she didn't come out so badly either so let's bring her into the mix and who do you think could be if anybody i think they could all be tom frankly. it's i mean you have to remember who last from last night was hillary clinton and hillary clinton was not a candidate who would either excite the sort of young far left part of the democratic party nor was she a candidate and could win over you know sort of moderate republicans or independents because what did you get then kind of that he did to figure i just get nominated them well let's. say you like are you know now i mean at least i mean i mean if so why did you succeed i mean your question was maybe like it was a. running she seemed like a safe choice at the time but you know it was her or her deficits were pretty clear ok but you have a favorite among the 4 that about here i mean loo

and senator elizabeth warren the next contest will be the south carolina primary at the end of this month before 14 states take to the polls on so-called super tuesday on the 3rd of march. bernie sanders hasn't commented on the everson we see controversy but has warned both republicans and democrats that he's unstoppable and joining us now is political analyst charles alltel for more on this thanks for joining us good to have you on today do you think there are any grounds to believe the extra an establishment so-called establishment is opposed to bernie sanders taking the nomination. well you know i mean i think the democratic establishment understands that a democratic socialist is never going to be president ited states in the next i'd say 50 years and certainly not somebody who's just had a heart attack who honeymoon in the soviet union who has as mike bloomberg correctly noted is doing very well for a socialist with a $1000000.00 net worth 3 homes. and is a big gun rights advocate so i mean i think he's in a unique position actually to alienate the democratic moderates and infl

the polls right now where former vice president joe biden senator bernie sanders senator elizabeth warren and peter put a judge who was formerly the mayor of south bend indiana that did it correspondent alexander phenomena traveled to i was capital des moines and she sent us this reports. for rose thompson this is the most exciting time to be in iowa when her state is once again in the national spotlight as a volunteer for the democratic party she likes to joke that politics is so sport and religion with all your love with mike you did it it's all about i did no wrong i'm figuring out to talk to her. and i want. this time it's senator amy klobuchar one who's thompson support as a moderate candidate from the midwest. my guess is ruth and i'm a volunteer for the amy closure it came to me just calling to remind you that tomorrow night it's caucus night here in iowa and thousands of volunteers like ruth thompson now campaigning for candidates in iowa until the last minute well what's more important then our democracy and shaping our country for the next few years i mean the cynical part of me

buttigieg, elizabeth warren's numbers coming in as well. what do you make of this? a lot of money flowing in on the democratic side. when you put that together, that is the nature of primaries. >> exactly. it is. that was the case in 2011, and 2003, when running against an incumbent president but bernie sanders's number is astounding. he has raised a lot of money but i'm looking at cash on hand. we are getting to the point voters will start voting soon. last quarter joe biden spent a lot of money, his spending rate was very high. he hasn't released the number yet. i'm interested to see what the number is. no one drops out for lack of money, you drop out because you ran out of money. >> final comment about the surge, bernie's huge numbers on the democratic side. >> roughly $10 million behind an incumbent president and the field, they brought in $450 million last year and outpaced the president's reelection campaign so i think matt is right that there is huge enthusiasm, we will see what happens. shannon: good to see you. should states give d

david: we could have a little spark. >> thank you peter. >> timing is everything, is warren coming out with this claim now because here poll numbers are falling. capri. >> i think everyone right now is playing to win, sure elizabeth warren will try to make a last-ditch pitch, you know gallon -- galvanize women, but bernie sanders also is doing a lot putting out scripps to -- scripts to individuals that are phone banking, trying to systemically limb by limitatione on his close of opponent, poll numbers in w wa iowa are confl. everyone is pretty much 4 candidates, bernie biden, mayor pete and elizabeth warren close together. i think right now everyone is trying to make their way to the finish line, but out of all these, it is bernie sanders i think will benefit the most from his run last time in 2016, he has a preexisting infrastructure in iowa -- in iowa for caucus. >> when it comes to warren, i have said about her, she does not scare me because she is dumb, she is very smart, she is very untruthful, we have a history of things she has said that are untruthful, that is a hail mary attem

warren peter thank you for being with us how vital is this promise that. since you're really if you want any degree of control or you do if you want to be able to reopen the coach through you good to talk to the insurgents you go 'd to. war what 'd you need to do very quickly. you very response you say is essential but still no sign of. you know the problem with this is that one it was a very difficult thing to do and 2 the government says well according to many of the people that we've spoken to the government really got off on their own foot because it tried to introduce something that looked to all intents and purposes as though it was the night the college that the n.h.s. sold the basis for an id card for the n.h.s. because they wanted to bring the dates are in centrally and they wanted to hold on to the $32.00 per level targets much of the people were saying the thing needed to if they did go in for the alternative system which has been effectively used in other parts of europe the system is based on a boom boom where the dates it tended to actually r

hey, peter. >> neil, elizabeth warren is on her way here to an event in charleston just a day after clarifying she has no plans to leave the race and she has no problems with somebody who identifies themselves as a democratic socialist leading it. >> you are not a democratic socialist. >> i'm not. >> are you concerned and would it be a mistake for your party to nominate one? >> look, that is what the party will decide. >> the democratic socialism is under a microscope after bernie sanders gave a hat tip to a program in communist cuba. >> we're very opposed to the authoritarian nature of cuba but, you know, it's unfair to simply say everything is bad. you know, when fidel castro came into office, do you know what he did? he had a massive literacy program. is that a bad thing? even though fidel castro did it? >> candidates that are more moderate by comparison still angling to be the sanders alternative including joe biden who just said he thinks by super tuesday it will just be him and bernie sanders left in the race. that is great confidence from a candidate who so far in the early state contes

, scott peters of california warning sanders is the democratic nominee would be electoral disaster backup at the house majority at risk and dean phillips of minnesota says he has serious doubts that sanders or warren could be president trump and midwestern swing states, nancy pelosi is trying to downplay the heartburn. >> i wither to remind you how it was when republicans have their primary in the last election four years ago and how messy that was. we are, cool, collected and we have faith in the american people. >> bernie sanders is well known on the senate side of the capital where he has served since being elected 14 years ago. democrats in the united states senate or hoping to regain the majority in november and republicans have a 53 - 47 hedge but one candidate says sanders is a tough sell in key swing states. >> i think he could be challenging parts of the country that we have to win to win the presidency in the majority in the senate. i think we should be running on an agenda that could get us 55 votes in the senate. >> other democrats are hoping michael bloomberg search can ease

i can see him smiling when he heard peter doocy say, elizabeth warren was not going to take outside money, and now when we get towards the nitty-gritty, she is like, i will take a few dollars. what you think about that? >> good candidates don't quit because they lose a primary or a common below expectations, they quit because they run out of funding. this is crunch time. we have ten days in two weeks until super tuesday, that clears the field. it's time to push the chips in and try to get a win that you can raise some money on after that. there's probably only room for two or a third candidate the day after. >> trace: when you have michael bloomberg coming in the money. and elizabeth realizes she needs some cash, i know that i said i was going to stick to my moral high ground, but give me some money. >> she was trying to do the right thing in a sense and appeal to the very liberal progressive faction of the democratic party. but michael bloomberg is a game changer. when you look at the candidates, you know, elizabeth warren, buttigieg are spending doubled then they are bringing in. and 10

peter schweizer. >> i know peter. liz: amazon saying america's progressive elite has never before published information about bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, joe biden, kamala harris, amy klobuchar. it is not looking that good when the book comes out. >> no. peter done a lot of great work over the years, developing how much money clintons took especially from foreign governments. let me tell you bernie is now a millionaire. elizabeth warren had a career suing on behalf of big companies. you know these people really are all trying to compete for the same votes and trying to out socialist each other. really they have a lot of problems in their own past. i hope the people of this country look at what is going on in the economy, the growth, the, another stock market record today. more importantly, the president has cut regulations and unleashed more freedom and liberty for businesses as well as individuals. i think that is what this campaign will be about, freedom and liberty and i welcome it. liz: great words to hear.

. >> most active managers don't do well what about the super stars what about the warren buffets or peter lynches? they did out perform for many years. they had some kind of secret sauce. there were some super star investors. >> that's obviously true what the academics have done is reverse engineer what the great stock pickers did looking for common traits to see if you can buy the same types of stocks there's paper that showed if you bought stocks that warren buffet told you to buy low p/es, higher volatility, you earned virtually the same returns as warren buffet every investors can buy funds that buys the same types of stocks that buffet bought and you can get it in low cost passive strategies like index funds. >> larry, i follow this debate for many years as you know i'm believer that passive investing on cost effectiveness should be the heart of most individual investors portfolios. as we looked at those number, yo if you took individual shorter periods that the numbers would know better. sg maybe not a ma jurorty will out per frm bform but better performance. this year if you were l

elizabeth warren. mike? >> mike: peter, thanks very much. the republican national committee and two other g.o.p. groups are suing gavin newsom over his executive orders to use mail-in ballots for the electi election. california was the first to send and mail have been in ballots to all registered voters in response to the coronavirus pandemic. the rnc says voting by mail creates an opportunity for fraud. a federal judge in tallahassee says florida law cannot stop felons from voting even if they are unable to play to my pay back any legal fees and restitution they owe. florida voters improved the measure as they restored voting rights for felons. the governor's office says it is reviewing the ruling. law enforcement officers in three states are spending their memorial day on the hunt for a ruthless killer. correspondent alex hogan shows us tonight from new york. >> a college student on the run, 23-year-old fauc peter manfredo. how to track someone during covid-19. >> people started wearing masks, it's much different for us. it's harder to ide

warren. you want to have any degree of control over what you're doing if you want to be able to say in the country you've got to be on top of the inspections you go to be there with some know what you can what you need to do very quickly it would allow the government to be very responsive the sense that you say is essential but still no sign of. you know the problem with this is the one it was a very difficult thing to do and 2 the government says well according to many of the people that we've spoken to the government really got off on the wrong foot because it tried to introduce something that looked to all intents and purposes as though it was annoyed that the n.h.s. sold the basis for an id card for the n.h.s. because they wanted to bring the dates are in centrally and they want you to hold on to the. start much of the people are saying the thing needed to if they did go in for the alternative system which is being effectively used in other parts of europe the system is based on a room wh

i did get some news from peter doocy that liz warren is now self identifying as kamala harris and gladly accepts the invitation to the ticket. i don't know how they're going to deal with it. i find it very strange. we can pretty much agree that joe wasn't involved in this decision. i don't believe he was in the room. he might've been in a room but not the room. maybe a room with a shawl on some hot chocolate. i think somebody else made this choice and i will say again i don't think the ticket is done yet. >> dana: that has been your position and you are sticking to it. katie, one thing that's swirling around is that susan rice had been the national security advisor for barack obama was under consideration. one thing i thought about it, it would really tie joe biden backwards. to the barack obama administration which for many democrats, they loved. this ticket is new and it's a signal they want to move forward. i will let you give your reaction to that or your general impression. >> katie: it would've been easy to say with susan rice on the ticket that it's obama's third term. that the le

let's begin with peter doocy. hi, peter. >> reporter: martha, good evening. the candidate hoping to be the moderate choice the year, pete buttigieg, and the candidate hoping to be the more progressive choice this year, bernie sanders, are turning on each other like today when buttigieg told a crowd of democrats he doesn't think bernie can ever unite the country. >> i respect senator sanders, but when i hear this message go out that you're east for a rev -- you're either for a revolution you've got to be for the status quo, that's a vision of the country that doesn't have room for most of us, because we know what has to change. we also know that we're going to bring about that change by coming together, not by saying if you don't agree with me 100% of the time, you don't belong at my side. >> reporter: i've spoken to campaign sources who reminded me the fight for the left lane expect center lane in the by mares seemed like it was going to be between elizabeth warren and joe biden just a few weeks ago. but after strong finishes in iowa, it is between sanders an

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just adding to peter's reporting from vegas, elizabeth warren tweeted a few minutes ago she raised five million dollars since she stepped on the debate stage last night. you have this race, bob, everybody said, well, can we have a head-to-head between bernie sanders and one other candidate. warren was, looked like she was in trouble, she may be but she obviously has got some money. biden is hanging around at least through south carolina. we know buttigieg has got money. klobuchar is raising it. bloomberg, whatever his performance last night has spent 400 million plus for his own money. how would you characterize the state of this race? >> i think it is all over the place and it's unpredictable and no one as you mentioned, none of the contenders will get out anytime soon. maybe biden with a disappointing super tuesday. as you mentioned, klobuchar, warren, sanders, buttigieg they have money. they will be sticking around. bloomberg does as well. that was a dreadful debate performance. it certainly upset a lot of moderates who were doubting joe biden and they have now be doubting mike bloom

the chief justice of course, and the majority, written by peter stewart, and joined by joined by warren, william douglas, john harlan, brennan and portis. there were three concurrences. john marshall harland went separately, as did douglas and byron white with one dissent, hugo black. once it is recognized that the fourth amendment protects people and not the areas against unreasonable searches and seizures, it becomes clear that the amendment cannot be turned upon the presence or absence of a physical intrusion into any given enclosure. you were telling us earlier that there is a back story there, about alliances on that. explain how we have three concurrence in this, and how people decided to join in the majority opinion >> this back story is an account by peter wynne there was an initial split after, 44. this would have affirmed lower court. but two weeks later, justice stewart changed his mind and joined the justices voting to reverse the circulated a draft opinion this was a memorandum. it was transcribed by professor tribe, justice stewart was influenced by the wiretap act which w

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mark:ly peter schweizer, "profiling in corruption." levi. >> breaking tonight, nba legend kobe bryant and his young daughter among nine people killed in the tragic helicopter crash in los angeles. welcome to the next revolution. we will get to the impeachment and politics as well as our guest for the night in a few minutes but first tragic news as the nation, and possibly the world mourns opie bryant who was killed in a helicopter crash along with his daughter. jonathan hunt is in calabasas and joins us life. >> steve, good evening. there is a

i wanted to ask susan and peter one question began. so holbrook's boss warren christopher, became the counterpart to james baker. and he was beaten. and i've always felt that should james baker was a kind of blue-eyed chiller. nobody can beat him when he came down to that kind of content . anything richard holbrook would've done going up against james baker on the florida recount. obviously is not a political operative is a campaign manager or lawyer but he is a brilliant negotiator. honey think holbrook would've done gets bigger. it. susan: is also a question for you have to say that one of the interesting things going back to that recount, any democrats he said to me, and we knew that al gore as soon as we heard that jim baker had been involved. i think the people were well aware even at the time even before the recount of the differences between these two men. first thing. one of christopher's greatest mistakes actually was it sitting down to retell the story the book, the two of them sitting down in the first meeting this dramatic

peter doocy with the news on this. >> elizabeth warren appears to have carved out a loophole for zoom and her promise not to do so much as even talk to a wealthy donor on the phone from december. >> i don't do closed-door fund-raisers with big donors. i don't do special call time with people who raise quarter of a million dollars. i don't sell access to my time. naf said out loud and in public or any donor can hear that a wall option off and bass leadership to highest bidder. >> senator warren did not endorse joe biden until after barack obama, but it proved that they patch things up, the biden campaign is bragging that they raised $80 million in may, tripled the number of online donors they had back in february when the field was still crowded with other competitors, like elizabeth warren. but the trump campaign had something to brag about as well. $14 million in one day, that is the biggest day ever cross two election cycles, and it came yesterday on the president's 74th birthday. dana. >> dana: that's a lot of money. no one will be short of money for the election. peter doocy, than

as peter was talking about biden and warren saying oh, sure i would be honored of course it would be great if i had the portfolio. if you just remember it was like three weeks ago, katie, that the biden campaign let it be known that they weren't interested necessarily in having senators there. and, in particular, with elizabeth warren if she were to get a cabinet position and leave the senate, she would then be replaced by governor charlie baker who would appoint somebody and governor charlie baker is a republican. and if you are looking at these razor thin margins not to have a monologue i'm guessing why would warren and bernie keep doing this? >> also i believe that the governor of vermont is a republican as well it. would be two republican senate seats essentially that democrats would then have to defend in a special election that they are -- when they are going to have to be defending keeping the house with these razor tight margins. i think this is maybe -- i don't know what bernie sanders was thinking other than he wants his far left policies to be represented in a biden admini

fox news peter doocy joins us from winterset, iowa with more. peter. reporter: liz, the primary fight for progressive hearts and minds has been pretty polite until now because cnn is reporting that bernie sanders privately told elizabeth warren he does not think a woman can win and the warren campaign is not reacting at all to this report yet but bernie sanders is out with a statement where he says in part, it is ludicrous to believe the same meeting where elizabeth warren told me she would run for president, i would tell her that a woman couldn't win. sanders insisted sunday he has never say anything negative about warren when he was asked about a different report by "politico" his volunteers were working off of a script that tells undecided iowa democrats warren can't bring any new bases into the party. >> i was disappointed to hear that bernie is sending his volunteers out to trash me. bernie knows me and has known me for a long time. he knows who i am, where i come from, what i have worked on and fought for. i hope bernie reconsiders and turns his

. >> peter buttigieg tiene mayor número de delegados seguido por abismos sanders y warren también amy que está en la ocntienda . >> el exvicepresidente biden comenzó como favorito batalla para hacer viable las encuestas en la pelea por la nominación. >> [hablando inglés] . >>aunque quedó en quinto lugar en new hampshire dice que sólo se trata de dos estados y que todo apenas comienza. >> se requieren más delegados algo que se definen las próximos meses. >> merecen tener después del súper martes en marzo donde los votantes en washington. >> el papa francisco claro si los hombres casados podrían o no ser sacerdotes de la iglesia católica. >> como nos dice miguel martínez el sumo pontífice descartó la posibilidad de ordenar a mujeres como diáconos. >> rechazó la idea del sacerdote casado y de mujeres diáconos. >> manteniéndose la tradición católica el papa francisco cerró la posibilidad de ordenar sacerdotes a hombres casados en amazonas y se limitó a pedir que se crees que más vocaciones se manden más funcionarios a esta zona el documento llamado querida amazona

peter doocy reporting live with more. >> i just checked elizabeth warren's presidential campaign web site and it still says she wants to transition to medicare for all, but that is apparently now outdated because she is saying instead she wants to beef up obamacare which does put her in line with joe biden. she said this to david axelrod at the university of chicago. "i think right now, people want to see improvements in our health care system and that means strengthening the affordable care act. that should be easy, we should be doing it right now. warren has been rumored to be on biden's vp short-list and that does move her a lot closer to him on the issue most important to many americans. even though he is in hosting any in-person events right now, the next six months of campaigning and hillary clinton just helped him raise $2 million, and eye-popping amount especially considering donors were only interacting with the headliner hrc the resume. right now, biden leaves drums and maddie had many head-to-head polls, the campaign and the dnc and has $255 million, and traditional campai

nbc's peter alexander reports. >> reporter: with the democratic candidates crisscrossing new hampshire and the final tally in iowa is still up in the air. the uncertainty and the confusion preventing any of the candidates from claiming an all-important victory, and pete buttigieg and bernie sanders is neck and neck in first place and touting the early results. >> the campaign that some said should have no business even making the attempt has taken the place at the front of this race. >> we received more votes on the first and second round than any other candidate. >> reporter: after technical issues with the app derailing the final figures in the caucus monday night, the democratic party of iowa acknowledges that the system break was unacceptable. >> as the chair of the party, i apologize. >> reporter: and vouching for the accuracy of the results. >> the underlying data, the raw data is secure. >> reporter: the chaos reigniting iowa's outside influence in the presidential process. elizabeth warren is challenging the decision to release partial results. >> they ought to get it together

peter, the gloves are off now. >> they are, dana. this is a he said/she said about a private meeting between the two most popular progressive candidates, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. they remember this meeting like this. among the topics that came up was, what would happen if democrats nominated a female candidate? i thought a would could win. he disagree. sander that lost the 2016 nomination to a woman, hillary clinton, is calling warren's account ludicrous and he added in this. it's sad that 3 weeks before the iowa caucus and a years after that private conversation, staff that wasn't in the room are lying about what happened. our team on capitol hill caught up with kamala harris that seems to be siding with warren. >> a woman can be president. that i am sure. >> and the primary fight for progressive hearts and minds so far has been very polite. this could change the dynamic and if sanders or warren are not satisfied with each other, they'll have a chance to bring it up in person on tv tonight. >> dana: thanks, peter doocy.

speaker pelosi, senator carry peters. we just heard from senator warren, they're doing the right to vote by mail, but we can't let them believe they already won. they haven't. they only win when we give up. >> stacy, it's so great to talk to you. so great to see you and happy convention one day. my question to you is i'm watching wnba players become activists in this election. they have been really outfront in fighting against voter suppression and against the messages that senator kelly laufler had. i'm also thinking of john lewis passing. and i wonder if there is a different energy you are seeing. 2018 you saw a lot of that energy come in, but do you think there is a lot more energy now because it seems so personal to so many people, particularly in your state? >> absolutely. we know that rather than responding to the disproportionate effect of covid-19, instead of responding to the legitimate cries based on the murders of rayshard brooks and ahmaud arbery, that she has instead to harass black lives matter activists. bu

peter thiel, maybe. i don't know. warren buffett if he wants. i don't think he's involved in journalism. but you know, you see what i'm saying. so this thing ain't going away. again, not an easy sale. liz: he owns "the washington post." he loves newspapers, that's for sure. charlie: that's why [ inaudible ] it was logical. one other thing i want to point out again, this adds a little to the drama. jeff sushzucker, head of cnn, pe say his future there is up in the air. given all that's going on. a lot of news there -- liz: one quick thing, charlie. charlie: yeah. liz: one quick thing about oracle and tiktok. my sources were telling me they felt they would get no reprieve, these were people inside tiktok, from a democratic administration. president trump was breathing down tiktok's back as it's owned by the chinese company but he didn't expect that the democrats would be any easier on this company. so we shall see. charlie, thanks very much. we'll be right back. . . some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and whic

peter doocy is live in las vegas on the strip with the very latest, hi, peter. >> eric, a few days after elizabeth warren accused michael bloomberg of having dozens of different women sign nondisclosure agreements to settle complaints the bloomberg campaign said they out there were 3 nda. >> we have a very few nondisclosure agreements. >> how many is that? >> none of them accuse me of doing anything other than maybe they didn't like a joke i told. >> and all 3 of those women are free to talk, bloomberg said in a statement if any of them want to be released from nda's they can talk about allegations, they should contact the company and they'll be given a release but warren still not satisfied. >> michael bloomberg needs to do a blanket release so that all women who have been muzzled by nondisclosure agreements can step up and tell their side of the story. >> bloomberg campaign now making accusations of their own after offices were vandalized in salt lake city and knoxville, the tennessee incident is being blamed on them on bernie sanders without any evidence the bloomberg campaign manager

i was watching peter doocy there and it sounds like elizabeth warren is about as depressed as her father is. she's giving him a list about hugging your dog and doing things, she needs to get running and geared up for south carolina and nevada. we want to ask you about joe biden. we know there's only one presidential nominee which has ever lost iowa and new hampshire and come back and won the nomination which was bill clinton in 1992. you say don't give up on biden but you have to remember in 92 when president clinton president clinton lost new hampshire, he came in second place. joe biden came in fifth place and it looks like he's trending down. thoughts? >> i have said very often that i don't think former vice president biden is the best candidate that democrats can put at the top of the ticket. i think democratic voters knew that but it was sort of proven by him. leaving the way he did before new hampshire was a done deal doesn't really reflect being a fighter. but democrats have a lot to celebrate from last night. we had an historic turnout in new hampshire, more than 45,000 more vote

and california's scott peters says sanders as a nominee would be an electoral disaster that would put the democrats 'majority in jeopardy. others suggest that it's too soon to sound the alarm. >> really have a more broader swath of the american people. i think we need to start to have that conversation. >> house speaker nancy pelosi blamed the media. >> all the panic of establishment democrats -- is there some establishment that i don't know about around here? who are we talking about here? >> house g.o.p. leader kevin mccarthy talking to democrats by suggesting members of the so-called squad would join a sanders administration. >> think about coming would be his cabinet? aoc, tlalib, omar? those are the ones who help them store in the polls. >> president a candidate michael bennet says sanders is a tough sell in battleground states. >> i think he can be challenging and part of the country we have to win in order to win the presidency and win a majority in the senate. we should be running on an agenda that can get is 55 votes in the senate. >> moderate democrats will be asked to defen

you heard from her -- elizabeth warren. she has done 100 events in the last two months. tiresm steyer bus approach the venue. peter inr from massachusetts, democratic caller. go ahead, peter. you thehello, thank area much. thank you for c-span. we need that and pbs. what i have been worried about on the democratic side is so much infighting. i think people have valid concerns for themselves and their lives, that as americans we need to reach beyond that and think about real priorities and when democracy is being undermined worldwide, we are the laughing stock of the world, it's about time to think about these greater priorities. and my heart goes out to people. the man who has als. of course that the top priority for them and it's a valid, but as americans we need to think will the priorities that bring america together and save our country and democracy. greta: ok. james, orlando, florida, republican. hi, james. caller: hello, how are you? i'm here. greta: james, go ahead. caller: yes, i'm originally from west virginia, but i moved to florida about 30 years ago. i'm a d

senator warren, senator sanders and senator klobuchar are all going to go back to washington, d.c. this evening so that they can sit as jurors for the closing arguments of the trial tomorrow, and then they're all going to try to come back at some point tomorrow afternoon or tomorrow evening for the caucuses. and iowa's democrats seem to know that the clock ticking the on being able to see these candidates. a senator warren event, for example, was is so packed a few hours ago, the fire marshal stopped letting anemia. here she was. >> this is no time for small ideas. this is no time to see these big problems and just nibble around the edgings. this is the time -- the edges. this is the time to come up with the big solutions and get out there and fight for them. >> reporter: most of the candidates are trying to squeeze their events in before people get distracted by the super bowl, but a few people like bernie sanders and amy klobuchar are going to host watch parties at restaurants and breweries. bill? bill: you've been logging some miles yourself, peter. peter doocy, thanks, on his w

she was born to a formerly enslaved man, peter poinsette, and his wife, victoria warren anderson. she is the second of eight children. and she fought, spent her life fighting for educational rights for black individuals. she graduated from the avery normal institute in 1916, which was the first accredited secondary school for african-americans in charleston, where she grew up. after graduating, she taught in segregated schools throughout much of south carolina. while doing so, she earned a bachelor's degree from benedict college in 1942, a historically black college. and she also, a few years later, in 1946, earned a master's degree from hampton institute, now hampton university. during that entire period, she recognized that, despite her best efforts, these segregated schools, no matter what she did, if they didn't have the same resources, the same funding as all white schools, her efforts to educate could only go so far. and so, she continued to fight for equal educational opportunities and rights. in 1956, she lost her job as an educator because south carolina banned membership