in 2016 it dips to about 370,000. who does that help? you know, it s hard to say. it could help bernie because his strategy has very much been one of mobilization. changing, getting folks to vote who wouldn t normally vote to begin with as opposed to persuading people. biden has had a ton of energy, and maybe tom steyer has brought new folks into the fold as well. thanks so much for coming out today. we appreciate it. coming up, more on the breaking news, the first confirmed coronavirus death in washington state. plus, how the sanders campaign is already looking ahead to super tuesday, and believe me, they re not alone. in america we all count. no matter where we call home, how we worship, or who we love. and the 2020 census is how that great promise is kept. because this is the count that informs where hundreds of billions in funding will go each year for things like education,
issue right there and that is an issue that potentially rises to the level of being a criminal violation. rob: ilhan omar funneling new money, she is divorced now and was funneling $370,000 to someone she was having an affair within his company. she has been violating campaign rules since she was in office, when she was married to her brother, filing taxes with another guy, she used campaign-finance money to cover up the marriage to her brother, then she leaves her second husband for her money guy on the campaign, talk about, an extramarital affair. rob: these are allegations. rashida tlaib using campaign funds for personal usage. after she won and people ran
candidates missing in terms of winning in the south and what s your advice? well, first, thanks for allowing me to be on this morning. i will tell you that along with mayors in the south, which include cantrell of new orleans, louisiana, and benjamin of columbia, south carolina, as well as the mayor of jackson, mississippi, and myself, what we have decided to say is, listen, our votes you can t take us for granted. our cities collectively represent about 1.7 million people, about 370,000 voters and about 196 democratic delegates. and the path to victory is through the south. that is no disrespect to iowa or new hampshire, but so goes south carolina, the same thing will happen in georgia and mississippi as well as louisiana and alabama. and so, it s important that the democratic candidates, presidential candidates listen to us, but as well as make sure that they have concrete plans to deliver for residents in the south. we have issues that our
$30 billion in liability claims from recent fires sparked by its equipment. 1500 fires since 2011 according to the state. however controversial the decision to proactively cut power will come down to numbers. look at these. the acres burned so far this year just 46,000 in california compared to 600,000 last year. still a fraction of the fire year average of 370,000. winds this time of year over 25 miles per hour gusting over 40 will topple trees, knock down power lines, start fires that are nearly impossible to stop. utilities say cutting power a major inconvenience can save lives and property. the numbers will tell the tale. back to you. bill: william la jeunesse in california. sandra: ukraine, syria and russia all on president trump s mind as democrats push for impeachment. white house principle deputy press secretary hogan gidley will join us live from the white house at the top of a
proactively cut power. they point to these incredible numbers. acres burned so far this year just 36,000 acres in california, compared to 600,000 last year. and still a fraction of the 5-year average of 370,000. so the bottom line, dana, wins this time of year start unstoppable fires, but they go 25-45 miles an hour, and utilities say cutting powers saves lives. dana: william la jeunesse, thank you. today we are remembering an old friend charles krauthammer, and a collection of his writing is here, daniel krauthammer remembering his father and how he would react to the political climate. a lifetime of great loves, and a real pleasure to have you here. you wrote an essay at the beginning of the new paperback edition to talk about what you heard and what you think people