julian castro is here. and we'll be right back with will arnett, so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and i wanted to ask you before i ask her may i have your permission to marry her? you're marrying her and her whole world shop neil lane diamond engagement rings... ...at kay. shop neil lane diamond engagement rings... think only specialty stores have what's new? olay has the hottest debut. new olay clay stick masks, hydrating facial mist, and brightening eye cream. only by olay. oneeeee... did you try this one? feel this one. it's amazing! twooooo... it's nice. but it's kinda pricey. hi. hi. you can't skimp on a decision this important. a mattress is where you'll spend over half your life and eat all your meals. but it's all good. just use pay it plan it. pay it plan it is a payment feature from american express. choose a monthly plan to split up large purchases over time with no interest and a fixed fee. need me to help you carry this to your car or... the powerful backing of ameri

joining me on the phone is julian castro. the first 2020 presidential candidate to call on governor northam to resign. he's apologized. does he deserve that chance? >> well, i think that he can have that chance. what he does not necessarily deserve is to remain in a position of trust and authority, which is what the governor's office is. you know, what i said is that no matter whether somebody's a republican or democrat, that kind of behavior was racist and inexcusable. and if we're going to ensure that these types of things don't continue to happen in our country, then we need to hold people accountable for their actions. and this happened when he was in medical school. he wasn't, you know, in high school or younger than that. he was an adult. it happened in 1984. in 1984 jessie jackson was running for president of the united states. and so 1984 was not, you know, 70 years ago. so i'm happy that at least he has apologized and that he recognizes that what he did was wrong. and i do think, of course, that there's the opportuni

we got 2020 presidential hopeful julian castro in the building. i know you're happy he's going to be here. amazing guy. also, it's been a while but i got back in my van. yes, van in van. this time i talked to handful of black voters in columbia, south carolina. tonight, you are going to get surprising insight sboos tinto issues they care about and the issues they don't care about. >>> first, let's talk. it's been another crazy week of head spinning, headlines from blackface to black hamaiblackma. you have jeff bezos saying the national enquirer is trying to blackmail and extort. he's probably the wrong guy to be messing with. you have the state of virginia in disarray because of blackface. we had a polarizing state of the union speech from our republican president and an equally proposal from our congressional democrats. you got a lot happening all at once. it's easy to get overwhelmed, get triggered and go to our corners. i'm as guilty of this as anybody else most days. we got to remember a very important word from our school days. that word is k

. >>> and my interview with democrat julian castro on his campaign for president. >>> we start with good news, major league baseball squads reporting to spring training this week, yes, including my orioles. meanwhile back here in washington, a dispute over policy became a dispute over constitutional power as president trump declared a national emergency at the southern border. and now a number of states are preparing to file lawsuits, while the chairman of the house judiciary committee announced an immediate investigation. advocacy groups like public citizen are already out with lawsuits. so that's what's coming. but how did we get here? shortly after congress unveiled a deal to give $1.3 billion for just 55 miles of border fencing, the president announced he would find the rest of the money himself. that decision followed reports he was willing to blow up the congressional border deal on thursday just before the votes took place. "the washington post" writes, quote, by mid-afternoon, however, trump was back on board, agreeing to sign the legislation with the caveat he would also declare

castro and several others have also signaled their interest in entering the race twenty sixteen democratic camp candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders is expected to run again and form about vice president joe biden said in december he is the most qualified person for the job well eric cam is a political analyst author and radio host and he joins us now live from washington d.c. eric as we've just described this is an increasingly crowded field what are elizabeth warren's chances are actually elizabeth warren enters the race actually on a very strong footing she's got an amazing war chest she's got a rabbit base of followers and supporters and she's actually done a lot of the legwork for the all important iowa caucuses so expect elizabeth warren to run really strong and she actually set the pace for the rest of the field as she's already attacked her her space in terms of focus on focusing on working class and middle class voters in workers and we already know that president donald trump sees her as someone who he has gone after and so i think that will actually embolden her with man

we will ask julian castro how he will separate himself from a growing talented field. growing talented field choose glucerna, with slow release carbs to help manage blood sugar, and start making everyday progress. glucerna. got it. ran out of ink and i have a big meeting today. and 2 boxes of twizzlers... yeah, uh...for the team. the team? gooo team... order online pickup in an hour. and, now save big at the buy 2 get 1 free event. at office depot officemax. to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ >>> i am running for president because it is time for a new commitment. >> let's get right to the guy you just heard, now a democratic presidential candidate himself, julian castro. good to see you. >> thank you. good to be here. >> you were among the first people to say you believe justin fairfax's accuser. it is a mess in virginia. is the right c

i'm going to say that julian castro was the first and he did so before either one of them. >> you don't need staff to tell you what to do. >> there will be more by the time your show is over, i'm sure. >> thank you. >>> a top democratic calling for jared kushner security clearance to be revoked. >>> maryland's popular republican governor says he could challenge primary challenge trump. not ruling it out. should trump be worried from the right? when did soup become this? at panera, we treat soup differently. with vine ripened tomatoes, signature cheddar, simmered to perfection. with big flavors, not artificial ones. enjoy 100% clean soup today. panera. food as it should be. enjoy 100% clean soup today. thanksmrs. murphy. unitedhealthcare, hi, i need help getting an appointment with my podiatrist. how's wednesday at 2? i can't. dog agility. tuesday at 11? nope. robot cage match. how about the 28th at 3? done. with unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans, including the only plans with the aarp name, there's so much to take advantage of. from scheduling appointments to finding specialists

joined by julian castro and a candidate for president in 2020. thank you for joining us. let me start on this -- we've all talked about the polling on this, where the president border policies in the last couple of months, his policy when it came to that shutdown and where they poll, not very well. i guess the question i would ask you is, is there any risk, you're out there talking to people and talk take -- taking the pulse of the public, is there anything we're missing where the president is connecting with folks just on the idea he is tougher on the issue of the border, tougher on the issue of illegal immigration than anybody else? is there any element to this that we're missing in public polling, do you think? >> well, i have no doubt that this political ploy, using the border issue in this way, resonates with some folks but here is the thing, steve, as you know and we've seen over the last two years, this is a president that is bound and determined to be a president for his 37% base. i'm running for president because i want to be a president for all americans. and so

. >> and then you've got kamala harris, julian castro. they're going through something, you know, collectively similar. having to justify their experiences of being either black enough or latino enough. you heard harris, you know, on this week's breakfast club radio show. and then it was last october actually before declaring his candidacy that julian castro addressed how often it does come up. listen. >> there's no one way to categorize like whether you're latino or latina. it's not just do you fluently speak spanish or do you have brown skin. people come in all different [

up next van jones sits down with julian castro. plus van is back in his van with voters to find out what they want in a candidate. don't miss the van jones show. that's next. your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't even matter how many you are. ♪ restaurants come to you. delicious at your door. download doordash. first order, no delivery fee. >>> good evening. i'm van jones. we have a packed show for you tonight. we got 2020 presidential hopeful julian castro in the building. i know you're happy he's going to be here. amazing guy. also, it's been a while but i got back in my van. yes, van in van. this time i talked to handful of black voters in columbia, south carolina. tonight, you are going to get surprising insight sboos tinto issues they car

castro who said that northam spectator as a student was racist and unconscionable. despite the pressure northam is so far resisting calls to go. well to some sports news now in this weekend's blunders legacies title candidates find unique and dortmund face tricky away games for tabletop as dortmund a trip to high flying frankfurt awaits well by and make the journey to alleviate this inside rejuvenated by a new man in charge the results could be crucial in this season's tight title race . later kusa need to make up for a poor first half of the season that's why they brought in pay to bush's coach during the winter break he faces a tough early challenge in the form of buy in. this isn't a very good team but so way too much of it will be an interesting game and i think quite intense as well. play because you have taken forty four shots in just two games under bush and with their high quality attacking players the team could yet play a decisive role in the title race. next into could a more than of course we could help dortmund but above all we want to help the people o

castro who said that northam spectator as a student was racist and unconscionable. despite the pressure northam is so far resisting calls to go. it's a crucial weekend in the bundesliga title race with challenges by and munich and dortmund both facing tough away battles league latest dortmund went in front in frankfurt but failed to get a second goal and ended up with a one all draw fortunately for dortmund behind munich slip up was even worse i took the lead in leave it to some but were overwhelmed in the second half later cousens lucas ilario scored his side's third goal goal in a memorable home game victory against the champions. it's the most watched annual annual sports event in the world and is happening tomorrow in the u.s. city of atlanta georgia i'm talking about the super bowl the l.a. rams take home the new england patriots in america's football american football's showcase game the patriots stop quarterback tom brady is going for a sixth n.f.l. championship title but a lot of fans are getting tired of seeing his team in the game seemingly year after year

castro who said that northam spectator as a student was racist and unconscionable. despite the pressure northam is so far resisting calls to go on a. well it's the most watched single sports event in the world and it's happening tomorrow in the u.s. city of atlanta the super bowl i'm talking about of course the l.a. rams take home the new england patriots an american for polls show piece game the patriots da quarterback tom brady is going for a six n.f.l. championship title but a lot of american football fans are getting tired of seeing his team in the game seemingly year after year. tom brady and the new england patriots are gunning for their sixth super bowl but it seems not all of the u.s. is behind them in georgia the memory is still painfully fresh of the atlanta falcons super bowl defeat two years ago at the hands of brady and co we have a copy cats that they're like. they're like yes doesn't like me. but. man i'm so sick of the patriots but mainly because they beat us two years ago so that i would fire it over in l.a. most rams fans are content to focus on th

including democratic presidential hopeful julian castro who said that northam spectator as a student was racist and unconscionable. despite the pressure northam is so far resisting calls to go. it's a crucial weekend in the bundesliga title race with the challenges by munich and dortmund both facing tough away battles league leaders dortmund went in front of frank frank fit but failed to get a second goal and ended up with a one all draw unfortunately for dortmund find munich's slip up was even worse i took the lead in leverkusen overwhelmed in the second half leverkusen lucas scored his side's third goal in a memorable home victory against the champions. now from football in europe to football in the u.s. one of the most watched annual sports events in the world is kicking off tomorrow in atlanta georgia yes i'm talking about the super bowl the l.a. rams will take on the new england patriots the patriots star quarterback tom brady is going for a six n.f.l. championship title but a lot of fans are getting tired of seeing his team in the game seemingly year after year. tom brady and t

presidential can julian castro. less carbon foot. less carbon foot. that's why, at bp, we're working to make energy that's cleaner and better. we're producing cleaner-burning natural gas. and solar and wind power. and wherever your day takes you... we have advanced fuels for a better commute. and we're developing ultra-fast-charging technology for evs.. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. so we can all keep advancing. >>> welcome back, tonight i'm obsessed with washington's two walls. the wall you know, the one on the southern border stopping endless caravans of women and child criminals coming into the country causing widespread unemployment in the best economic. a who can't afford to build a wall. and then there is john wall who just ruptured his knee and is out. the washington wizards, john wall, hurt and often missing. the wall is spotty, exists in some places, missing in others. in 2017 john wahl got treatment for a bum knee and missed playing time. in 2017 president trump failed to push it for a wall and effectively missed his playing time.

secretary julian castro. and music from randy houser. and now, please welcome, jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] you are joining

[risas] juliÁn: gracias >>gracias a juliÁn castro. un fuerte aplauso. dÉjenme decirles, no queremos una polÍtica no misa. tenemos que hablar de lo que va a representar este hombre no misa de candidato demÓcrata a la presidencia estados unidos, un hombre latino con sangre mexicana. >> Él quiere para los votantes de habla hispana?cuando va a aprender a hablar en castellano? >> yo les voy a dar clases personal. >> yo creo que lo que yo escuchÉ de reportaje, carlos, me encanta ver que es un hombre hispanoamericano, sumamente integrado a este paÍs. no por ser hispano estÁ completamente asociado de lo que pasa en este paÍs. al contrario. es una maravilla. >> por supuesto, lo que parece es que si tÚ quieres atrapar a los hispanos latinos, tÚ debes hablar el idioma. >> yo creo que el bilingüismo es importante. >> claro. Él habla perfecto inglÉs. >> tambiÉn tenemos que entender que Él este san antonio, se texas y la historia de los mexicanos en texas no es la misma que los mexicanos en otros estados. allÍ sufrieron mucho este freno del idioma esp

joining me now, the first democratic presidential candidate to call for northam to resign, julian castro. great to have you here. >> good to be here. >> you were first out of the gate when the image came forward. are you comfortable with the call you made? >> oh, yeah, i am comfortable with it. just so you know how i made it, first of all, we had somebody who did this when he was a medical school student. this was not somebody who was 15 years old. it was in 1984. so we're not talking about 50 or 60 years ago. and also, to me one of the significant things was he did not come forward affirmatively. somebody did this research and brought this forward. >> right. >> if he had come forward and said look, i messed up, you know, and i've learned since then, that might have been different. but those are the things that i thought about. i think maybe the most important thing is -- and you alluded to this a second ago, that the party is struggling through this, we are the party that respects everybody and that says that everybody counts. and we're trying to live by that example. this is part of th

castro. >> negotiations working on an immigration bill have stalled and time government shutdown. republicans say it is more likely that the president will use other government funds to pay for the border wall.>> i think it is stalled right now. >> the president will build the wall.'s >> talks on funding for border security hit a snag. >> i don't know where they stand on this issue which is a reason we are having a difficult time coming to a deal. >> the stalled negotiations have the prospect of trump declaring a national emergency. richard shelby said republicans don't want to offer concessions. >> we don't want to on that. even though a national emergency is absolutely on the table, it may not be required. >> we will take as much money as you can give us. they are willing to give barriers which is far less than the $5.7 billion the president is demanding. >> we are not to a point where we can announce a deal. >> negotiators will need to reach a deal by monday for congress to have time to pass a bill before government funding runs out on friday.>> activists for and against the bo

castro former u.s. congressman john delaney and diplomats and businessmen andrew yang well laura brown is a professor at the graduate school of political management at george washington university she says twenty twenty will be his story election cycle for female leadership we're also looking at the fact that senator kirsten gillibrand as well as senator amy klobuchar shohreh also likely to join in this race and when you put all of these women together that is more women who have run in this cycle in a major party then have run for. all the major parties in the last four or maybe even five cycles once we see all these candidates jump in so it's historic and i think we're going to see a really fascinating race where the stereotypes kind of can't play out the way that they have in the past. so i have for you on the program as the u.k. prepares to pull the plug on a new membership albright's it mean for persons living in a new countries like germany. and why a greek austrade strongly believes north macedon

castro que prometiÓ ser una pesadilla para el presidente donald trump y no es el Único >> la candidata elizabeth se atreviÓ a decir que para 2020 donald trump no serÁ presidente, quizÁs era un hombre libre asegurÓ >> todos tienen mucho mÁs en m comÚn que querer sacar al actual presidente de la casa blanca o abogan por reducir los costos de seguro mÉdico incrementar los m impuestos de los ricos lidiar con el cambio climÁtico y una reforma migratoria y otros temas >> tenemos que fijarnos bien para ver quiÉn serÁ el candidato >> el presidente que es blanco de todos ha dicho que ninguno le impresiona, en varias publicaciones ha atacado de manera personal a mÁs de uno, hay encuestas que apuntan a los favoritos >> el ex vicepresidente que aÚn no ha dicho si se lanzarÁ o no >> de acuerdo a una encuesta todos los candidatos demÓcratas que se han lanzado mÁs populares entre los electores del presidente donald trump >> varias calles en la bahÍa quedaron destruidas despuÉs de las lluvias, si usted observa un hoyo o una grieta puede re reportarla al departamento de transporte, si

. >> you had a great conversation the other day, this week you're talking to julian castro. let's listen to what he had to say about biden. >> i get the sense out there that people want a new generation of leadership. i travelled a lot during the last two years supporting candidates in the 2018 cycle. i don't say that as anything personal against one person. the sense that i get is that people want a new generation of leadership. and in this race, just speaking for myself, i believe that i'm going to bring a vision for the country that represents the future. >> do you think that biden should sit it out? >> i wouldn't say that. >> why not? >> if he wants to run, he certainly has a track record of accomplishment. he served as vice president. i think so many people respect him. he would be a fantastic candidate. if he wants to run, he should. >> that was a very humble answer. >> no, no, no, no, no, i'm not saying -- >> here's the question i have for you. why hasn't he seen the boost in the polls that others -- he was one of the first to enter the race. kamala harris entered the

el gobernador deberÍa renunciar dijo luke juliÁn castro. nosotros exigimos la renuncia simplemente porque es algo inaceptable que haya atacado e insultado a una comunidad, la comunidad afroamericana y mÁs allÁ toda la comunidad de color de esta manera. >> el polÍtico afirma que la foto le revuelve el estÓmago, pero sin duda gobernar bajo estas compra de una tarea fÁcil para el. >> una poderosa tormenta invernal avanza sobre california con inundaciones repentinas, inundaciones costeras, grandes acumulados de lluvia y deslaves principalmente en las zonas previamente afectadas por los devastadores incendios del aÑo pasado. que se giraron Órdenes de los en varios conos. dulce castellanos de mis detalles >> si usted tiene historia de inundaciÓn en su vecindario tiene que evacuar y saber una ruta donde puede llegar con su familia. la lluvia torrencial causÓ estragos en las vÍas con inundaciones y accidentes automovilÍsticos. un agente del alguacil del condado de ventura falleciÓ sobre la autopista cinco luego de un aparatoso accidente

julian castro the first saying he has to resign. the naacp move, so there's a brewing push for him to resign. >> i mean okay. kamala has a lot of nuance but having said that she might not be in the best position to say we need come down on hard for peep for things they do 20 years ago. that's what people were talking about with her criminal justs record. >> those are two different things. >> but we're talking about people saying we're going completely hard -- >> here's my feeling on this. there are things that there just horrifying enough to disqualify. god grace forgiveness, all of those things and i don't know the guy at all. he's been a perfectly fine governor i think so far but that's disqualifying. it's not like a costume thing -- you put that in your yearbook. it is clear what the message is when you're standing next to a guy in a white hood. that's disqualifying and sorry it hammond 30 years ago. you don't get to be in politics now. >> he could have brought this up -- guys, i did this. this is aen opportunity. >> i don't thin

senator harris, senator hillebrand julian castro and jo delaney and the mayor of south bend indiana, and elizabeth warren. >>> he will not resign over a racist your book photo but he has learned from the controversy. >> virginia needs a person to heal. and virginia needs someone that is strong and who has empathy who has courage and has a moral compass. that is why i am not going anywhere. i have learned from this and i've a lot more to learn. >> >> in a cbs interview to be broadcast tomorrow the governor will explain his decision to not resign through the controversy that happened earlier this month. rope and hood. this weekend the committee is made up of house and senate lawmakers and is running out of time, they hope to reach a deal by tomorrow to give congress time to pass a bill before the friday deadline to avoid another government shutdown point go both sides are trying to decide how much will go towards the border wall but then they talk about how many undocumented workers can be detained in custody. >> 50-50 we get a deal. i hope and pray that we do. >> the negotiations are

castro. gabbert is also running and delaney and paul and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. >>> wasting little time speculating on where president trump might be that 2020 election. she is campaigning when a group of voters says he may not be a free person by the election. this was a shift for warren. she is avoided talking about the president when she again that campaign was not. >>> chain restrictions have been lifted along interstate 80 . people are trying to stay warm after power was knocked out to thousands of people. we have that story from el dorado county. >> reporter: snow flurries are falling and people are digging out of snow pilots. many people are outside because they are without power. >> it was last night in the middle of the night. power wen >> reporter: jeremy is one of many without power after a widespread outage left thousands in the dark sunday morning. >> midnight, i think, we woke up to a cold house and i came out here to put the generator on. pg&e crews worked to b

here was julian castro, the grandson of a mexican immigrant, announcing his presidential run. >> when my grandmother got here almost a hundred years ago, i'm sure that she never could have imagined that just two generations later, one of her grandsons would be serving as a member of the united states congress and the other would be standing with you here today to say these words, i am a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> with me now is ana navarro, a cnn political commentator, and nina turner, former democratic state senator from ohio. good to see both of you. happy bosuper bowl sunday. so ana, on friday, cory booker announced his presidential candidacy. he chose to make that announcement on the first day of black history month. what do you make of so many candidates either showing a greater willingness to make a connection with history or perhaps even, you know, more prominently profess their heritage and race? >> i think it's a good thing. i think it's folks being comfortable in their skin and drawing inspiration from their stories, their personal history, t

castro >> al regresar, miles de inmigrantes preocupados por la interminable demora en los trÁmites de migraciÓn, hablamos con un joven payador que no solo tiene perdido su empleo sino que tambiÉn podÍa enfrentar la deportaciÓn >> el furor por el superbowl se apodera de los Ángeles los fanÁticos de los rams dicen estar listos para llevarse el estar listos para llevarse el trofeo a casa ¿tienes alguna otra pregunta? miguel, ya revise tus taxes, liea por lnea. si se me olvid incluir mi otro trabajo... tengo un tallercito... claro, lo incluimos. lo llamo "aonos customized scooters." ¿monos? si "monos". con "Á" de albondigas. monos. ¿qu opinas? me gusta. va a pegar. ¡monos! vroom vroom! ¡monos! ¡!monos!! ¡áámonos! ¡!ááámonooos!! turbotax live. expertos en taxes, en tiempo real. masa hecha a mano.brasa. cebolla picada, pimientos verdes frescos, una deliciosa mezcla de cuatro quesos y nuestra salsa de crema philly. todo lo mejor del philly cheesesteak en una pizza. ahora obtén el nuevo philly en cualquier pizza grande de papa john's por sólo doce dólares. ♪ ♪ es un

julian castro in orange city, iowa. a conservative area of northwest iowa. that's where democrats didn't do well, where hillary clinton didn't do well. just showing up in trump country is a big thing. >> is iowa still iowa? the state that you don't necessarily have to have a viral moment, where jimmy carter came in in '76, huckabee in '08 and santorum in '12 did something similar. a lot of shoe leather and you establish yourself here through longevity and hard work. or has politics changed in the trump era and this is a sound stage for a national media and social media conversation. >> and you end up with ten tickets out of iowa instead of three. >> if some of these lesser known candidates start to move up. even if they come in fourth here if you come in lower, can you raise any more money? >>> up next -- kamala harris talks taxes, labels and whether democrats are offering a long list of new programs without a way to pay for them. and iowa crowded this weekend with candidates. amy klobuchar had south carolina to herself. >> that's what this election is going

longtime prosecutor and california senator kemah harris and barack obama's former housing secretary julian castro or several others have also signaled their interest in entering the race twenty sixteen democratic candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders is expected to run again and former vice president joe biden said in december he's the most qualified person for the job well we spoke to eric have a u.s. political analyst author and radio host he says elizabeth warren will be a tough competitor. actually elizabeth warren enters the race actually on a very strong footing she's got an amazing war chest she's got a rabbit base of followers and supporters and she's actually done a lot of the leg work for the all important iowa caucuses so expect elizabeth warren to run really strong and she's actually set the pace of for the rest of the field as she's already attacked her her her space in terms of focus on focusing on working class and middle class voters and workers and we already know that president donald trump sees her as someone who he has gone after and so i think that will actually

time prosecutor and california is senator kemal harris and barack obama's former housing secretary julian castro several others have also signal their interest twenty sixteen democratic candidates and the moment senator bernie sanders is expected to run again and former vice president joe biden said in december that he's the most qualified person for the job. the policy though is in crisis in the state of virginia where the governor is defying calls to resign over a racism scandal. initially apologized after an old photograph emerged showing a picture of two men one in black face another drags in a clue clown the costume he since denied that he was in the picture but admits to wearing blackface in another. college photo oldham's a potential successor is a fellow democrat and has been accused of sexual assault castrate reports from virginia state capital richmond. the turmoil engulfing virginia's president has roots in the state's racist past a century and a half ago as virginia led fellow slave owning states into the american civil war white actors painted their faces black to mock and hu

we just heard from julian castro who is a latino candidate clearly in this primary. we can't have this. we can't have this from this governor at all from a democrat governor. how are we going to be able to call out republicans or to continue to call out donald trump if this is going on. >> yeah. >> this -- he has to resign. >> jamill smith what about the -- i would love it if my producers could get me a list of all of the democratic candidates and pre-candidates and thought to be candidates who have made statements on this, not everyone has. i wonder if this winds up becoming a litmus test for people who want to be the democratic primary nominee if they weigh in strongly on something like this or on this specifically. >> indeed. i think that the one question i would have asked mr. castro is that should racism become a firing offense in politics? that's something the 2020 election should be a referendum on. >> let me ask you that question as an analyst of the political world should it be? >> yes. unquestionably. i think we talk about steve king, you talk about donald

<julian castro/democratic presidential candidate, former hud secretary"his call for a concrete wall or anything that resembles that should never happen because it's a waste of money, it will be ineffective and because the minute we do that we're going to fundamentally change the notion of what america is.">( james ) the bill needs the president's signature ahead of friday's midnight deadline. if he doesn't sign ... hundreds of workers could be furloughed for a second time this year.l candidate ... california senator supporting the legalization of marijuana nationally. senator harris has acknowledged she did try marijuana in college. she says, marijuana should be moved to a different listing on the d-e-a drug schedule ... and legalized so more research can be done. right now the drug enforcement agency classifies marijuana as a schedule -one substance ... in the same group as heroin. harris' stance aligns her with a growing movement in the democratic party and some republicans to legalize marijuana .. ( james ) coming up ... growing concerns in pleasanton about the potential for dangero

castro, congressman kelsey gabbert, former congressman john delaney, and mayor of south bend indiana, paul judge. >>> ralph northam says he will not resign, instead, he says he plans to spend his remaining three years of his term pursuing racial equality. in an interview today with the washington post, northam said there must be a higher reason for the horrific reckoning over racist photo that appeared in his 1984 medical school yearbook. the image shows a man in blackface beside someone in a ku klux klan robe. northam apologized for appearing in the photo, but later said it wasn't him. the democratic party in virginia is calling for lieutenant governor justin fairfax to resign. the party chairwoman issued a statement today, saying fairfax can't serve effectively because two women this week made credible allegations of sexual assault. fairfax has emphatically denied the allegations, and that he will not step down, as a week ago, fairfax was a rising star in the democratic party, he's only the 2nd african-american to ever hold statewide office in virginia. >>> president trump was give

castro several others have also signaled their interest twenty sixteen democratic candidate and the moment senator bernie sanders is expected to run again and the former vice president joe biden said in december that he's the most qualified person for the job. well the party though is in crisis in the state of virginia where the governor is defined calls to resign over a racism scandal rolls law the ministry apologized after all photos of the merge showing a picture of two men one in black face another dressed in a clue klux klan costume he since denied he was in the picture but at mit's two wearing black face at another college party. well that's political success for a fellow democrat has been accused of sexual assault. from virginia's state capital richmond. the turmoil engulfing virginia's president has roots in the state's racist past a century and a half ago as virginia led fellow slave owning states into the american civil war white actors painted their faces black to walk and humiliate enslaved blacks the war ended slavery but not blackface but john was most popular characte

castro in the race he served in the obama administration we have bait o'rorke out there possibly getting in seen as you know a new obama type and so there's a lot of exciting people here and i would certainly suspect that some of these folks are tied to these candidates bernie on the other hand is not tied to any one and bernie is tied to the ideas that he's been espousing for well over forty years one system with those ideas now you mention a green new deal in that's certainly a huge issue in politics and not only in america but around the world the climate change and the existential threat that this poses but i want to ask you about another issue that seems unique to america and seems like there should be some urgency around and that is the life expectancy of americans is rapidly declining if you look at chart compared to other countries it's off the charts how badly we do is america compared to other countries our life expectancy is collapsing primarily i think it's not unfair to say to do to this opiate crisis and yet over the crisis now this seems to be can cross party lines and reg

vamos a hablar con juliÁn castro que es el candidato mexicano-americano a la presidencia. el responde a carlos calderÓn todo lo que queremos saber. ustedes no se pueden perder esta entrevista. raÚl: en despierta amÉrica celebramos hoy el dÍa del cowboy. Él estÁ muy listo. carlos: esta era una vaca, no soy yo. paco: estoy muy contento. carlos: con acento norteÑo! estamos en la feria de san antonio de ganado que es la mÁs grande del mundo. paco: es la mÁs grande. mÁs de 20 acres forman parte de toda la exposiciÓn y no sólo eso porque tenemos carnaval, comida. hay de todo. carlos: no saben todos los animales de muchas variedades que hay aquÍ como por ejemplo cerdos. paco: y tambiÉn el tradicional lonjo, el de cuernos largos. carlos: a mi me dieron esto que creo que es para recoger paja. [risas paco: aquÍ desde temprano hay que trabajar asÍ que por quÉ no le empiezas a acomodar un poco? nos vamos a divertir trabajando. carlos: al rato tenemos mÁs de de la feria de ganado de san antonio. venganse para acÁ si tienen vacas. raÚl: queremos descubrir todas las m

castro in the race he served in the obama administration we have bait o'rorke out there possibly getting in seen as you know a new obama type and so there's a lot of exciting people here and i would certainly suspect that some of these folks are tied to these candidates bernie on the other hand is not tied to any one and bernie is tied to the ideas that he's been espousing for well over forty years whether you agree with his ideas or not that's another thing to discuss but he's been consistent with those ideas now you mention a green new deal in that's certainly a huge issue in politics and not only in america but around the world the climate change and the existential threat that this poses but i wanted to ask you about another issue that seems unique to america and seems like there should be some urgency around and that is the life expectancy of americans is rapidly declining if you look at chart compared to other countries it's off the charts how badly we do is america compared to other countries our life expectancy is collapsing primarily i think it's not unfair to say to due to this

castro and several others have also signaled their interest in entering the race. twenty sixteen democratic camp candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders is expected to run again and form about vice president joe biden said in december he is the most qualified person.

castro in the race he served in the obama administration we have bait o'rorke out there possibly getting in seen as you know a new obama type and so there's a lot of exciting people here and i would certainly suspect that some of these folks are tied to these candidates bernie on the other hand is not tied to any one and bernie is tied to the ideas that he's been espousing for well over forty years whether you agree with his ideas or not that's another thing to discuss but he's been consistent with those ideas now you mention a green new deal in that's certainly a huge issue in politics and not only in america but around the world the climate change and the existential threat that this poses but i wanted to ask you about another issue that seems unique to america and seems like there should be some urgency around and that is the life expectancy of americans is rapidly declining if you look at chart compared to other countries it's off the charts how badly we do is america compared to other countries our life expectancy is collapsing primarily i think it's not unfair to say to do to this

<julian castro/democratic presidential candidate, former hud secretary"his call for a concrete wall or anything that resembles that should never happen because it's a waste of money, it will be ineffective and because the minute we do that we're going to fundamentally change the notion of what america is.">( darya ) the bill needs the president's signature ahead of friday's midnight deadline. if he doesn't sign ... hundreds of thousands of federal workers could be furloughed for a second time this year. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... we now know who police shot and killed at a taco bell drive through. we have reaction from friends, family, and community members. ( james ) plus... growing concerns in pleasanton about dangerous erosion with the upcoming storms. ( james ) and after the break... crews are conducting avalanche control following the recent storms that dumped several feet of snow on the sierra. (ácommercialá) ( james ) the storms dumping massive snow across washington state and in the sierra are causing some problems for people living in those areas.( d

including julian castro and senators kamala harris and kirsten gillibrand. sen. kirsten gillibrand, (d) new york// "so disturbing. so racist. there is no place for racism in our government, among our leaders."i'm omar jimenez reporting. (jrs) kamala harris tweeted out.... leaders are called to a higher standard, and the stain of racism should have no place in the halls of government. the governor of virginia should step aside so the public can heal and move forward together. harris has previously been an outspoken supporter of northam including tweeting him congratulations when he won virginia's governor (justine) president trump is also reacting to the virginia governor's press conference by tweeting out today...democrat governor ralph northam of virginia just stated, "i believe that i am not either of the people in that photo." this was 24 hours after apologizing for appearing in the picture and after making the most horrible statement on "super" late term abortion. unforgivable! (justine) earlier this week governor northam faced backlash after voicing support

castro and kristin gillibrand and kamala harris and, of course, elizabeth warren who captured attention of president trump, sometimes referred to by me as pocahontas joined race, has she decided that it's not playing so well anymore. see you on the campaign trail, liz. >> we need to take power in washington away from the wealthy and well-connected and put it back in the hands of the people where it belongs. >> additional 12 candidates are considering running, we can't forget former vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders, howard schultz and michael bloomberg and amy klobachu with announcement on twitter. >> hey, everyone, i've got a little announcement to make, bundle up and meet me at boon island in minneapolis on sunday february 10th. >> so this point a record number of women are running for president sitting at 5 so far and that's without counting senator, her announcement in just a few hours, eric. eric: the temperature will be 19-degrees, 19-degrees there now jackie, thank you. arthel: who knows what it feels like, for more on this let's bring in charlie kirk from the w

castro former u.s. congressman john delaney and diplomatic businessman andrew young i'm joined now by lara brown a professor at the graduate school of political management at george washington university thanks very much for taking the time to speak to us so clearly it is a crowded field of democratic candidates how my elizabeth warren seek to distinguish yourself from the others. well i think she's actually already distinguished herself from the other candidates her announcement speech today was full of sort of fire and brimstone she has decided that she is going to be the fighter and the one who sort of champions workers' rights she is coming at this in a very populous fashion and she is looking to make an argument that there needs to be much more of a structural change in america than just essential personnel change and i think when you look at her overall message she sed is trying to stake out that far left position to if nothing else at least change the conversation among the democratic candidates

castro several others have also signaled their interest in entering the race twenty sixteen democratic candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders is expected to run again and former vice president joe biden said in december he is the most qualified person for the job well let's go live to andy gallagher in washington d.c. and as we've just reported this is a crowded field of candidates what do we know about. well a third term senator from minnesota as you said the first female senator to be elected in her state somebody who got involved in politics after she gave birth to her first child she was basically removed from the hospital after twenty four hours in campaign for women to have the right to stay in hospital for forty eight hours something that was later made into law she's a former prosecutor someone who has won in her state by a large margin in all three elections the thing that she might struggle with his name recognition across the entire country recent polls show that she doesn't really even make a blip at this point although of course it's very early days at the moment som

castro you know we were just debating with your brother this is brad how about you. doing. who is bright. as a delay. john delaney have you got a theory yeah raster is we believe the secretary but his brother's a choice when brothers in congress and this is how little known years i couldn't remember just now i'm going to remember you will get to know them better next year . really he is the democratic congressman from maryland who announced he was running for president when i was a teenager this is right he's an al-jazeera style correspondent thank you patrick thank you brad as well one more thing to show you look here i have a countdown clock to the twenty twenty us presidential election this is where we are just a made six hundred and some think more days to go almost thanks for watching see the next time. modish on al-jazeera. maggi haasan debates discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and had tad's five years after the revolution voters in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. in a powerful new film residents of occupied