on the app store, after raising fears of national security and users data security given its chinese ownership. the app has exploded over the past year or so and completely taken over teen and young adult culture. so to get to the bottom of what this means for tiktok or if it means your kids will be having to say good-bye to the app, daniel castro, vice president of the information technology innovation foundation. that s a think tank based in dc. thank you so much for joining us. daniel, how are good. for us over age 40, not gen z or millennials, what s tiktok? it s a platform, very short videos. small clips, and they re usually set to music. so why has it taken off, you think? what exactly about this app is so, you know, appealing that is, compared to other social media platforms? i think a lot of users get on tiktok for the first time and their reaction is, what is this? they re not sure what they re looking at or the entertainment value is, but after a it s a f
hour most of the fog say about 1030 or so should be handled almost overall the bay with the exception of the coast words will be more sluggish. we haven t seen much movement yet 64 antioch 62 san jose everybody else pretty much into the 50 s although as the hour progresses we ll see if this starts to move 76 by 11 by 2 we re talking 88, they ll be some lower 90 s out there but we re going to cover a set off the board come the middle of th week with a minor cold out we ll have more details on that coming up marty all right dave thanks law. we begin this hour with breaking news. we re following from overnight. one person is dead another in the hospital this morning following a shooting in antioch it happened at a 7.11 store about 1230 this morning. a woman was shot as she sat in the passenger seat of a car at the parking lot. she died at the scene a man in the driver s seat of that same car was also shot, he s being treated at the hospital this morning. his condition is not kn
now you launched our campaign on the path to deeffect donald trump. this campaign is take off. brennan: with 14 states up for grabs in just two days, biden s victory gives a boost to establishment democrats hoping to deny bernie sanders the nomination. there are a lot of states in this country. nobody wins them all. brennan: we ll talk with vermont senator bernie sanders about the race. plus, as the coronavirus cri prompts questions of whether or not the u.s. is ready to handle a pandemic, the politics of preparedness becomes a big issue. i don t think it s inevitable. it probably will. it possibly will. brennan: now the trump administration faces a crisis of its own: calming and reassuring the american public. we are preparing for the worst. we are ready. we are ready. there is no reason to panic. brennan: but it s been a rough week of mixed messages and attacks on familiar targets. t was was covering their hoax of the day because they thought it would brin
number one. number two, it was always my planning and i was criticized for this, as you know, it was always my plan that this should be a trump trade policy, and a trump trade policy is going to get a lot of democratic supported. remember, most of these working people voted for the president of the united states. these are not his enemies some what did we concede on? we conceded on biologics. yes. that was a move away from what i wanted for sure. but labor enforcement? there s nothing about being against labor enforcement that s republican. the president wants mexico tone force its labor laws. he doesn t want american manufactureers and workers to have to compete with workers who are operating in very difficult conditions. so there s brennan: you don t think there is a political cost? because republican senators were annoyed to be cut out. there are always process issues. this bill is better now with the exception of buy lodgics, which is a big exception, with the excep
plus, democrats face off against democrats. [overlapping speakers] i am the only candidate here who has passed a law protecting a woman s right of reproductive health. hey, guys you know what? america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we re going to put food on their table. brennan: we ll talk with two presidential hopefuls who took the stage. minnesota senator amy klobuchar and former texas congressman beto o rourke, all that coming up on face the nation. good morning and welcome to face the nation. we begin today with cbs news white house correspondent who is in seoul, south korea where she has been covering the president s historic visit to north korea. good morning, margaret. the suspense over whether president trump and north korean dictator kim jong-un would meet quickly turned into frenzy over a historic episode that lasted much longer than expected. in fact, even president trump admitted he was surprised the meeting happened