this was the most important night of the presidential race so far. a good sampling of policy, vision, and bad blood. and the timing critical with the california primary happening in less than two weeks. so who was tonight s big winner? a lot of buzz about elizabeth warren. nbc bay area s ian cull joins us now with the pivotal moments. and there were a lot of them, ian. reporter: there certainly were, raj. health care, the economy, climate change all big issues, but most of it seemed to be the candidates attacking each other s experience and character as we re now less than two weeks away from super tuesday where california will join 13 other states in voting for one of these candidates. tonight s debate more like fight night in vegas. senator elizabeth warren starting off. a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse-faced lesbians. and no, i m not talking about donald trump. i m talking about mayor bloomberg. democrats reporter: pressing mike bloomberg to addre
first time in 36 years. congratulations. the last number one he had was in 82. only a minute ago, 36 years ago. the album is egypt station and the number one billboard album in the last little at while. paul is stoked. he s excited to have it on the number one album out there. that s awesome. let s go to the newscast. we re going east to washington d.c. the senate judiciary committee will not vote this week on the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh. judge kavanaugh and the bay area woman accusing him of sexual assault are scheduled to testify monday in front of the confident that nominee brett kavanaugh will be confirmed. the process may not be as quick as president trump was initially hoping for. a vote has been postponed and a hearing is set for monday to hear from brett kavanaugh and christine blasey ford that accused him of sexual assault when they were teens. brett was always respectful, always decent, never out of control in any way. always, always treated
professor professor, christine ford and judge brett kavanaugh to tell their stories. obviously, ford alleged that kavanaugh coming during high school, sexually assaulted her. the story has become politicized. they said democrats waited for the 11th hour to reveal that this happened to show this letter. dianne feinstein reportedly received a letter on july 30. republicans said she held onto it and didn t really said and democrats are saying that the witness, the accuser, wanted did not want to be identified, going forward. however, over the past weekend she said she may be changed her mind on that respect. democrats said they were honoring her anonymity. senator grassley said he has reached out to the attorney for ford but the attorney has not gotten back to him and they started reaching out sometime yesterday and still, this morning, at this hour, they have not heard back on whether she will officially testify. republicans and democrats would like to see her and kavanaugh g
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immigration officers in his salute to the heroes where he read it support for ice and border patrol. my administration will not rest until you have the resources, the tools and the authority you need to do your job and do it properly. reporter: donald trump double down on his push for immigration reform. he vowed to stop sanctuary cities and end american catch and release policies which allow someone with illegal immigrants to be released until there immigration hearing. two of several promises he made monday. we will secure our border once and for all. reporter: the event comes the same day he sent a letter to state and local leaders asking their public support of agencies writing ice agents have been subjected to a nationwide campaign of insulted attacks. lawmakers on capitol hill are concerned about the orders he
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