Correspondent amna nawaz. applause and pbs newshour White House Correspondent yamiche alcindor. applause and, now, please greet tonights candidates. They are businessman andrew yang. cheers and applause south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg. cheers and applause massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren. cheers and applause former Vice President joe biden. cheers and applause havmover senator bernie sanders. cheers and applause minnesota senator Amy Klobuchar. cheers and applause and businessman tomo t steyer. cheers and applause welcome to all, and we will be right back to begin the debate. Look whats uphag to the american workers, theyre being stifled. Itas to end. We are the only major cou eny rth not to guarantee healthcare to all people. They want what it takes to bf part americas middle class. Everybody deserves a living wage in this country. The proposals im puttingd forward woulmake me the most progressive president in my if people are tired to have the extremes in our politics,
The 80s, if you are young do not cloudy. She was only 61 years old when she passed. The sun must have been loved and best remembered from the pretty woman soundtrack. It reminded me of being a young now that i am a fossil i remember the sun but i did not know the title. Is one of the songs i would crank up by myself but i might turn down with other people. But i like it. She had a long battle with cancer. It was a good song. Lets turn out to the weather. Yesterday the windows were fogged up but that is not the case now. Visibility much better today, partly cloudy around the bay area, mostly cloudy as we get the afternoon, by tonight, scattered showers as well. Here is a look at sfo. A little cloud cover there. Last check coming visibility just a moment ago, everybody doing okay. Patchy dense fog on the highways. Right now, San Francisco 61 degrees, 40 santa rosa, mid 50s oakland, mid50s little more turning into the afternoon with temperatures up over many spots, we are looking at thats
To the white house. Inside politics. The biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. Welcome to inside politics. Im john king. To our viewers in the United States and around the world, thank you for sharing your sunday. A packed hour ahead, including a big win for President Trump and his plan to build a border wall. And another controversial twitter attack on an africanamerican member of congress. We begin with a defining week for the Democratic Party and its crowded 2020 president ial field. Over two nights this week in detroit. A perfect middleamerican venue. From big ideological divides over health care, a fierce competition for africanamerican votes, and the question of who among these might appeal to the white blue collar workers. The debates could be the last act for many of those struggling at the bottom of the pack. And it is a moment of truth for the man at the top. Former Vice President joe biden began this race as a frontrunner but saw his Standing Decline after a sh
And Michael Moore on the american take away from the conservative blow out in the u. K. Live from studio 6 a in Rockefeller Plaza all in starts right now. Hello, good evening. [ applause ] good to see you. Thank you. It is great to have you back. A crazy, historic week. A historic day really. It is just the first time in American History that articles of impeachment against the president of the United States are voted out of committee. They are headed to the floor of the house. The vote in the Judiciary Committee happens this morning. It was not surprise, it was a party line vote, 2317. That vote comes on a hill of marathon, at time of heated markup. It is worth noting that of course impeachment by definition are going to be contentious. If you are impeaching a president , something have gone deeply wrong in the mechanic political system. Yesterdays mechanics you can see that, it started in the morning and went into midnight. And jerry nadler adjourned them and they were mad about it .