in just 45 days the first democratic primary contest kicks off. this year the iowa caucuses will see a big change, from madrid, iowa, to paris, france, come february 3rd, iowa voters who can t make it to a traditional caucus site will be able to participate in the first ever global satellite caucuses. party officials hope it will increase voter turnout and address on going complaint since iowans can t caucus by mail. here is a look at the hows and whys beginning on the streets of downtown los angeles. who have you gone to see? it s a long list. elizabeth warren, klobuchar, bernie sanders, pete buttigieg. allison keeps a list of the candidates she s met. 13 of them from the iowa state fair to the town halls. a day doesn t go by that i don t get three or four texts from one of the presidential campaigns. she s invested countless hours to make absolutely sure she makes the right choice. but then you can t go to the caucus.
osama bin laden. there have been multiple arrests. any other light you can shed on this investigation? not at this time. like i said, my view is let the investigators do their work. in the meantime, we have taken precautions, yesterday i directed that we look at our security precautions across the services in all of our installations and bases and facilities to make sure we ve got the appropriate degree of security to protect our service members and their families and our communities and that s underway and at the same time i also directed that we look at our vetting procedures within dod for all the many foreign national that s come, for good reason to our country to train. as you may or may not know, anybody that comes to the united states is vetted by the department of state, the dealt of homeland security and ultimately us. we need to relook at a all that. again, i think what we need to do is make sure we understand the whats and whys and hows of this and not jump to any conclusi
situation is neutralized, the threat is neutralized, now we move into the forensic faze of the investigation. we collect evidence, interview people, and we try to figure out the whys of this. people in this community can rest assured that the massive and incredibly good response to this shooting neutralized it fairly quickly but now that can expect that they, as part of this community, you have information that could tell them the why of this and that is what we need to examine. i want to go to the phone now, we have a california senator kamala harris who is the united states senator from california, senator harris, i m sad to say that the last time you and i talked like this was actually in the wake of the el paso shooting. that s right. and you know i it is one of those things, we don t treat
the same rate as white candidates. look, we can debate the whys and whats and the historic nature of this but it is a fact. this article on that chart shows it yet again. i mean, it is a fact but i just think the presidential race is a bad illustration of it. what we saw there was an overlap of the candidates who are performing well. objectively performing well. and the candidates who are not. notably, senator kamala harris, who in the wake of her very fine debate performance against joe biden, raised $2 million online in 24 hours. if she d be able to keep up that pace, she d be in the top tier today. we have to leave it there. we need to talk about that more. thank you both christine quinn and noah rothman. thank you both for coming. up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. up next, my final s stay with us
intervention programs. how will this plan, this six-point proposal, you know, be introduced or, you know, brought to the attention of congressional members that you are hoping could help legislate your ideas? definitely. so there are many whys that we are planning to bring it forward and keep it in the spotlight so that presidential candidates and government officials on from local to the federal level look at it and are willing to adopt it. as you ve already seen, most likely we have it all over social media. there will definitely be lobbying for it. and we re really just trying to get the young people to bring this to their politicians and as we ve been so great at doing for the past year, almost two years, the young people who really push the important issues and they re who politicians have to listen