we are led to believe it is bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, peter judi dench -- pete buttigieg who have the strongest operations. they have recruited volunteers who will be at caucus sites to organize their potential supporters. they have hired people who understand how this works. they had been involved with previous campaigns. what is less certain is the powers of the joe biden operation. while he enjoys name recognition and goodwill from democrats, given his eight years with president obama, he does not workingrobust a staff on these organizational issues. there is a potential that if he were to come up short, it will be exposed quickly and it would be because he does not necessarily have the grassroots support that senators moran and sanders have and mayor buttigieg has been cultivating. >> as you look at the polling and iowa, the former vice president is first or second. >> right. that is based on the fact that believe that he is best positioned to defeat the president in the general election. -- basically says, this is an auto election -- not an election for risk-taking. joe

well earlier i was joined by cyber security expert peter warren he thinks the government still has a lot of work to do. there are big problems with the bluetooth technology it is being used which is radio technology which is meant to let people know when. about to come into contact with somebody who has had the virus according to people that we've spoken to. but it subsequently research institute and future intelligence the data is too noisy and so there is consideration which is worrying a lot of previously activists there has been some discussion about using g.p.s. states or as well which will scan a lot of people put the problem with this is that you have to have a lot of people who are prepared to provide information to prepared to sign up to the service and they won't sign up to the service if they think the previous e. is going to be impugned what you mean by saying is too noisy oh too noisy simply means that you can't get an accurate enough picture so it means that for instance the bluetooth radio may not be working to securely well. you know for example they could be somebody

. >> former mayor peter buttigieg elizabeth warren got a jump on the super tuesday states in virginia, colorado and arkansas. voters cast ballots in a little more than a week expect we are delighted to see some of the ranks of what see ture, foer republican sngup. >> 65% of registered voters nationwide think president trump will definitely or probably be reelected. including more than one third of democrats. megan oliver cbs news, new york. >>> california's tom stier is qualified to join bernie sanders, elizabeth warren peter buttigieg and mike bloomberg hosted by cbs news and the congressional black caucus institute. you can watch it live right here on kpix 5 starting at 5 pm and stay tuned for a special edition of gregory and amy colburn at 8:00. >>> a daring rescue in a canal. the woman apparently has a seizure behind the wheel. bystanders jumped into safer. one-man risked his own life crawling through the window. the car slowly sank. the woman was brought to safety >>st in time. l to investigate a deadly charter bus crash in southern california. yesterday's rollover left three dea

you heard peter saying elizabeth warren is still saying, he might have done this to get the attention off impeachment. but the more you hear from the president and the intel coming in, it really appears like timing really was at the essence in attacking soleimani. >> it totally was, and to listen, the president campaigned on taking on terrorists and terrorism. and he is keeping that promise. he took out a man who is orchestrating the killing of over 600 of our military men and women. let alone who knows what the number is of his own people. but to look at how the democrats are trying to turn the tables on this is really outrageous, because it is about the safety and security of america. that is the bottom line. >> trace: jessica, are you buying into the distraction theory? >> i am buying into it a little bit, and the american public is. there was a poll that shows liberal hourly of americans think the president did this to distract from impeachment, when you look at the clinton years, 62 percent did not think that he moved ahead with the strike to distract from impeachment. listening

>> well it is definitely significant, peter. i would add michael bennet to that group, still in the race. all of the sitting senators, none of them want to be in washington, d.c.ment th, they a their responsibility seriously and there for the impeachment trial and there is a lot of attention on the trial obviously but they'll have to sit silently while joe biden and pete buttigieg and tom steyer are meeting voters and they don't want to be there. it is unprecedented. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren in particular have very strong field organizations here in iowa. they're going to be doing and surrogates and tele-town halls and amy klobuchar doing the same thing and i take the campaigns at their word. they understand why nancy pelosi has tried to play the best hand and yet there is thought a single one of them that doesn't wish this trial was in the rearview mirror to spend time in the iowa caucus. >> it is a first term president impeached. thank you. after the break, many have tried and few have succeeded, are any of the toni

peter buddha judge amy close tom steyer and toll seagal barred are also help also hoping for a strong finish to stay competitive for super tuesday. which is just in a couple of days and that's when mike bloomberg will 1st appear on ballots alongside them in 14 states plus american samoa which will all vote on the same day it's going to and the gallagher in columbia south carolina and so on and the joe biden has always seemed at least that the beginning the man who could defeat donald trump his performance hasn't been a stellar as you might have hoped how crucial is it that he wins tonight. i mean it's extremely crucial people are calling this joe biden's last stand remember he lost in new hampshire lost in nevada he lost in iowa despite leading in the polls nationally just a few months ago so it's not a question of whether joe biden can win here in south carolina it's a question of how big can that when they all the polls indicate that joe biden is the favorite some have bernie sanders within the margin of error that's how close the senator from vermont has got but joe biden has a lon

the polls right now where former vice president joe biden senator bernie sanders senator elizabeth warren and peter put a judge who was formerly the mayor of south bend indiana that did it correspondent alexander phenomena traveled to i was capital des moines and she sent us this reports. for rose thompson this is the most exciting time to be in iowa when her state is once again in the national spotlight as a volunteer for the democratic party she likes to joke that politics is so sport and religion with all your love with mike you did it it's all about i did no wrong i'm figuring out to talk to her. and i want. this time it's senator amy klobuchar one who's thompson support as a moderate candidate from the midwest. my guess is ruth and i'm a volunteer for the amy closure it came to me just calling to remind you that tomorrow night it's caucus night here in iowa and thousands of volunteers like ruth thompson now campaigning for candidates in iowa until the last minute well what's more important then our democracy and shaping our country for the next few years i mean the cynical part of me

and then there is a list with warren and peter bowditch who will seem a little currently below kind of the curve of people who might be good elizabeth warren didn't figure in that report rachel because she didn't come out so well in iowa although she yeah she didn't come out so badly either so let's bring her into the mix and who do you think could be if anybody i think they could all be tom frankly. it's i mean you have to remember who last from last night was hillary clinton and hillary clinton was not a candidate who would either excite the sort of young far left part of the democratic party nor was she a candidate and could win over you know sort of moderate republicans or independents because what did you get then kind of that he did to figure i just get nominated them well let's. say you like are you know now i mean at least i mean i mean if so why did you succeed i mean your question was maybe like it was a. running she seemed like a safe choice at the time but you know it was her or her deficits were pretty clear ok but you have a favorite among the 4 that about here i mean loo

buttigieg, elizabeth warren's numbers coming in as well. what do you make of this? a lot of money flowing in on the democratic side. when you put that together, that is the nature of primaries. >> exactly. it is. that was the case in 2011, and 2003, when running against an incumbent president but bernie sanders's number is astounding. he has raised a lot of money but i'm looking at cash on hand. we are getting to the point voters will start voting soon. last quarter joe biden spent a lot of money, his spending rate was very high. he hasn't released the number yet. i'm interested to see what the number is. no one drops out for lack of money, you drop out because you ran out of money. >> final comment about the surge, bernie's huge numbers on the democratic side. >> roughly $10 million behind an incumbent president and the field, they brought in $450 million last year and outpaced the president's reelection campaign so i think matt is right that there is huge enthusiasm, we will see what happens. shannon: good to see you. should states give d

you heard from her -- elizabeth warren. she has done 100 events in the last two months. tiresm steyer bus approach the venue. peter inr from massachusetts, democratic caller. go ahead, peter. you thehello, thank area much. thank you for c-span. we need that and pbs. what i have been worried about on the democratic side is so much infighting. i think people have valid concerns for themselves and their lives, that as americans we need to reach beyond that and think about real priorities and when democracy is being undermined worldwide, we are the laughing stock of the world, it's about time to think about these greater priorities. and my heart goes out to people. the man who has als. of course that the top priority for them and it's a valid, but as americans we need to think will the priorities that bring america together and save our country and democracy. greta: ok. james, orlando, florida, republican. hi, james. caller: hello, how are you? i'm here. greta: james, go ahead. caller: yes, i'm originally from west virginia, but i moved to florida about 30 years ago. i'm a d

hey, peter. >> neil, elizabeth warren is on her way here to an event in charleston just a day after clarifying she has no plans to leave the race and she has no problems with somebody who identifies themselves as a democratic socialist leading it. >> you are not a democratic socialist. >> i'm not. >> are you concerned and would it be a mistake for your party to nominate one? >> look, that is what the party will decide. >> the democratic socialism is under a microscope after bernie sanders gave a hat tip to a program in communist cuba. >> we're very opposed to the authoritarian nature of cuba but, you know, it's unfair to simply say everything is bad. you know, when fidel castro came into office, do you know what he did? he had a massive literacy program. is that a bad thing? even though fidel castro did it? >> candidates that are more moderate by comparison still angling to be the sanders alternative including joe biden who just said he thinks by super tuesday it will just be him and bernie sanders left in the race. that is great confidence from a candidate who so far in the early state contes

warren. you want to have any degree of control over what you're doing if you want to be able to say in the country you've got to be on top of the inspections you go to be there with some know what you can what you need to do very quickly it would allow the government to be very responsive the sense that you say is essential but still no sign of. you know the problem with this is the one it was a very difficult thing to do and 2 the government says well according to many of the people that we've spoken to the government really got off on the wrong foot because it tried to introduce something that looked to all intents and purposes as though it was annoyed that the n.h.s. sold the basis for an id card for the n.h.s. because they wanted to bring the dates are in centrally and they want you to hold on to the. start much of the people are saying the thing needed to if they did go in for the alternative system which is being effectively used in other parts of europe the system is based on a room wh

, scott peters of california warning sanders is the democratic nominee would be electoral disaster backup at the house majority at risk and dean phillips of minnesota says he has serious doubts that sanders or warren could be president trump and midwestern swing states, nancy pelosi is trying to downplay the heartburn. >> i wither to remind you how it was when republicans have their primary in the last election four years ago and how messy that was. we are, cool, collected and we have faith in the american people. >> bernie sanders is well known on the senate side of the capital where he has served since being elected 14 years ago. democrats in the united states senate or hoping to regain the majority in november and republicans have a 53 - 47 hedge but one candidate says sanders is a tough sell in key swing states. >> i think he could be challenging parts of the country that we have to win to win the presidency in the majority in the senate. i think we should be running on an agenda that could get us 55 votes in the senate. >> other democrats are hoping michael bloomberg search can ease

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elizabeth warren. mike? >> mike: peter, thanks very much. the republican national committee and two other g.o.p. groups are suing gavin newsom over his executive orders to use mail-in ballots for the electi election. california was the first to send and mail have been in ballots to all registered voters in response to the coronavirus pandemic. the rnc says voting by mail creates an opportunity for fraud. a federal judge in tallahassee says florida law cannot stop felons from voting even if they are unable to play to my pay back any legal fees and restitution they owe. florida voters improved the measure as they restored voting rights for felons. the governor's office says it is reviewing the ruling. law enforcement officers in three states are spending their memorial day on the hunt for a ruthless killer. correspondent alex hogan shows us tonight from new york. >> a college student on the run, 23-year-old fauc peter manfredo. how to track someone during covid-19. >> people started wearing masks, it's much different for us. it's harder to ide

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mark:ly peter schweizer, "profiling in corruption." levi. >> breaking tonight, nba legend kobe bryant and his young daughter among nine people killed in the tragic helicopter crash in los angeles. welcome to the next revolution. we will get to the impeachment and politics as well as our guest for the night in a few minutes but first tragic news as the nation, and possibly the world mourns opie bryant who was killed in a helicopter crash along with his daughter. jonathan hunt is in calabasas and joins us life. >> steve, good evening. there is a

let's begin with peter doocy. hi, peter. >> reporter: martha, good evening. the candidate hoping to be the moderate choice the year, pete buttigieg, and the candidate hoping to be the more progressive choice this year, bernie sanders, are turning on each other like today when buttigieg told a crowd of democrats he doesn't think bernie can ever unite the country. >> i respect senator sanders, but when i hear this message go out that you're east for a rev -- you're either for a revolution you've got to be for the status quo, that's a vision of the country that doesn't have room for most of us, because we know what has to change. we also know that we're going to bring about that change by coming together, not by saying if you don't agree with me 100% of the time, you don't belong at my side. >> reporter: i've spoken to campaign sources who reminded me the fight for the left lane expect center lane in the by mares seemed like it was going to be between elizabeth warren and joe biden just a few weeks ago. but after strong finishes in iowa, it is between sanders an

peter doocy is live in las vegas on the strip with the very latest, hi, peter. >> eric, a few days after elizabeth warren accused michael bloomberg of having dozens of different women sign nondisclosure agreements to settle complaints the bloomberg campaign said they out there were 3 nda. >> we have a very few nondisclosure agreements. >> how many is that? >> none of them accuse me of doing anything other than maybe they didn't like a joke i told. >> and all 3 of those women are free to talk, bloomberg said in a statement if any of them want to be released from nda's they can talk about allegations, they should contact the company and they'll be given a release but warren still not satisfied. >> michael bloomberg needs to do a blanket release so that all women who have been muzzled by nondisclosure agreements can step up and tell their side of the story. >> bloomberg campaign now making accusations of their own after offices were vandalized in salt lake city and knoxville, the tennessee incident is being blamed on them on bernie sanders without any evidence the bloomberg campaign manager

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i wanted to ask susan and peter one question began. so holbrook's boss warren christopher, became the counterpart to james baker. and he was beaten. and i've always felt that should james baker was a kind of blue-eyed chiller. nobody can beat him when he came down to that kind of content . anything richard holbrook would've done going up against james baker on the florida recount. obviously is not a political operative is a campaign manager or lawyer but he is a brilliant negotiator. honey think holbrook would've done gets bigger. it. susan: is also a question for you have to say that one of the interesting things going back to that recount, any democrats he said to me, and we knew that al gore as soon as we heard that jim baker had been involved. i think the people were well aware even at the time even before the recount of the differences between these two men. first thing. one of christopher's greatest mistakes actually was it sitting down to retell the story the book, the two of them sitting down in the first meeting this dramatic

buffett says it's ready to ship well here's a whole different animal right peter is going to go down with his bullion ship you know to bottom of the ocean like a spanish galleon because he's just stubborn right he actually came on pumps web i mean you know i talk and i try to pierce it by pick on a 10 dollars exam his house in connecticut i 1st missed day and he's like allergic to this he's anyway got to go take a break come back thank you for being on this segment thank you that's going to do for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy ever like i asked mark hughes co of morgan creek capital if you can reach us on twitter it's cause report until next. i actually don't think monopolies per se are the problem it's monopolistic access. to credit or to politicians and probably both but the crony financial isn't crony capitalism that's the big problem last couple. of this is still one business show you can't afford to miss i've been to one and i'm christiane washington coming up. there's no reason why i should the local groups here in the u.k. a lot of things she moves

actually on that, i would ask peter one question if i can pick holbrooke's boss warren christopher became a counterpart to james baker in bush v. gore. and was beaten. i've always felt that showed james baker was kind of blue eyed killer. no one could beat them when it came down to the kind of content. content. how do you think richard holbrooke would have done going up against james baker on the floor of the recount? he's not a political operative, not a campaign manager, not a lawyer but he is a brilliant negotiated. how do you think holbrooke would've done against maker? >> george, that's an awesome question. one of the interesting things going back to the 2000 recount was many democrats who said to me that we knew that al gore, soon as we heard jim baker had been a pelvic people will wear out aware even at the time even before the recount of the differences between those two nitpickers something. one of the first great mistakes actually sitting down and retele tell the story in the book of the truth and sitting down for the first meeting, systematic moment, elections and the cybercom

speaker pelosi, senator carry peters. we just heard from senator warren, they're doing the right to vote by mail, but we can't let them believe they already won. they haven't. they only win when we give up. >> stacy, it's so great to talk to you. so great to see you and happy convention one day. my question to you is i'm watching wnba players become activists in this election. they have been really outfront in fighting against voter suppression and against the messages that senator kelly laufler had. i'm also thinking of john lewis passing. and i wonder if there is a different energy you are seeing. 2018 you saw a lot of that energy come in, but do you think there is a lot more energy now because it seems so personal to so many people, particularly in your state? >> absolutely. we know that rather than responding to the disproportionate effect of covid-19, instead of responding to the legitimate cries based on the murders of rayshard brooks and ahmaud arbery, that she has instead to harass black lives matter activists. bu

peter schweizer. this is now an enterprise. if it was the "hannity" team, what company would ever pay anyone millions of dollars was" zero experience? why would any company do that?t? you know anybody that would do that? >> no. only countries that are interested in influencing the federal government. all the deals that you talked about, whether it's hunter, whether it's james, all of them occur, when? during this eight year period. he had been a prominent senator. the ship really came in when he was vice president. somethingr wanted from him or they wanted to please the vice president of the united states and the biden family got rich as a result. >> sean: okay, let's go through the specifics of this.s how much money are we talking about? did they ever lose money on these deals or did they make a ton of money? when you say no experience, are you saying the brothers had no experience or little experience? >> yeah, i mean, let's take the iraq contracts for housing construction. we don't know how much money was made by james biden

doocy just reported liz warren, bernie sanders and others are angling for a position inside a biden white house. so far we know who he is trying to fill his transition with is former chief of staff to elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. last night bernie sanders put out the indication he does believe that joe biden will fulfill his promises to progressives. watch this. >> it means expanding healthcare to all americans. it means lowering the medicare age from 65 to 60. means raising the minimum wage to at least 15 bucks at hour. making it easier for workers to form unions, investing $2 billion combating climate change. would i have gone further? yes? are those significant proposals to protect the needs of working families, yes, they are. >> sandra: how we feel him filling his team. >> we are seeing the division inside the democratic party in realtime become the division inside the incoming biden administration. ron klain is from the clinton/gore/biden wing of the democratic party that back in the 90s you could call moderate. although the entire democratic party has changed since the

, there will be two women on stage tonight, amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren. now, warren is accusing bernie sanders of being down on a woman candidate. to become the next president and be president trump in the general election. so, warren has this statement out she remembers it like this, quote, among the topics that came up was what would happen if democrats nominated a female candidate. i thought a woman could win, he disagreed. now, sanders said, that is ludicrous, and he adds this "it is sad that three weeks before the iowa caucus and a year after that private conversation staff, who weren't in the room, are lying about what happened." andrew yang did not qualify for tonight's debate, but he is in iowa campaigning and is also tweeting about this. he rode, "watching this elizabeth/bernie dynamic is upsetting, we have big problems to solve and both want to solve them. i'm sure that's where they would want our attention focused too." , harris who dropped out of the race last month heard about this on capitol hill and appears to be siding with elizabeth warre

they you, peter. —— thank you. let's stay in the united states. the us senator elizabeth warren has become the latest political casualty of super tuesday's vote she says she's ending her presidential campaign. the massachusetts senator was a progressive candidate and a favourite of the liberal left. the democratic contest to take on president donald trump in november is now seen as a two horse race between former vice presidentjoe biden and vermont senator bernie sanders. elizabeth warren says she needs some time to decide who to support now. will you be making an endorsement today? we know that you spoke withjoe biden and bernie sanders. not today. i need some space around this. i wa nt need some space around this. i want to take a little time to think on it. elizabeth warren did not win any of the 14 states on supertuesday. our correspondent gary o'donoughue explains why ms warren's electability was questioned. there were a similar debate around the time when barack obama was rented to be the first african—american president, first, raising ce

peter, one question if i can. holbrooke's boss warned warren christopher became the counterpart to james baker in bush versus gore and was beaten. i've always felt that showed james baker was a kind of blue-eyed killer. no one could beat him when it came to that kind of contest. how do you think richard would have done going up against james baker on the florida recount? obviously he's not a political operative, he's not a lawyer but he is a brilliant negotiator. how do you think holbrooke would have doneagainst baker ? >> i have to say one of the interesting things going back to that recount was many democrats who said to me that we knew that al gore was hosed as soon as we heard jim baker had been involved so people were well aware even at the time before the recount of the differences betweenthose two men but here's the thing . one of christopher's great mistakes actually was sitting down as we tell the story in the book of the two men sitting down for this first meeting and this dramatic moment, the election i

vermont's former governor peter shumlin telling "politico," bernie and his team feel they are holier than the rest. in the end, they will play dirty. even if he considers you a friend, like elizabeth warren, bernie will come first. journey me now, eric trump, executive vp of the trumpfrs organization. eric, great to see you tonight. no wonder the democrats are pulling out all of the stops to remove your father from office, given what is happening in this top tier of candidates. i got to say, it is wild watching this. >> it's tough to watch. you get paid to watch it. s i have to because of who i am. it is tough to get through. here you have a group saying we want to take 160 million people off of their private health care plans. it's nuts, right? you solid buttigieg set about decriminalizing border crossings, let's let everybody come, pay for everybody's health insurance, all of the problems of the rest of the world.im it's crazy. you have biden as your front-runner, who can't get through a sentence without stumbling. the rest of them are totally insane. this is not jfk's democratic p

correspondent peter doocy covering the campaigns at tonight from orange city, iowa. >> elizabeth warren's cold shoulder was caught on a hot microphone. >> i think you called me a liar on national tv? >> what? >> i think you called me a liar on national tv. >> let's not do it right now. if you want to have that discussion, we will have that discussion. you called me -- all right, let's not do it right now. >> sanders insists publicly he never told her a woman could not win president. >> were you involved in anything? >> no. >> warren is also on capitol hill talking about her longtime friend, sanders. [reporter question] >> we are here right now at an important moment in american history, and that is where we need to be. >> warren, sanders, amy klobuchar are stuck in d.c. for the impeachment trial. >> i would rather be in iowa today. there is a caucus there in two and a half weeks. i would rather be in new hampshire and in nevada, but i swore, a constitutional oath to do my job and i am here to do my job. >> you solemnly swear -- >> while the senators are occupied as jurors, the others have

judge were basically neck and neck in those i think the day we saw that elizabeth warren is really on the decline and losing in that lane between the 2 key progressive candidates you've got mike bloomberg still lurking out there and we won't see him really come into play until super tuesday but he has a lot of money and that the other candidates have to be very very concerned about what oxygen they're going to have so i think as this goes on bernie is going to have more money and he's got more momentum coming after these 3 races that we've seen so far what about joe biden. is his performance enough and nevada enough to save his campaign going forward. it keeps biden the lives he is expecting south carolina which happens in 7 days from now to say his campaign is to demonstrate that he's the one that has the major support of african-americans and he believes and others do that the african-american vote is vital in this next election but he's not demonstrating the kind of definitive strength the overwhelming inflection point strength that he would need i think the knockback the other can

. ♪ peter schweitzer's blockbuster book profiles and corruption. you are saying elizabeth warren, tier one, tier two, now tier three. >> yet, tier three is very interesting. this involved her son-in-law, he met elizabeth warren's daughter when they were both going to the school of business. there's a lot of international businesses and it's hard to trace a lot of them, but one company that's very interesting is tricolor films. tricolor films has now taken down their website but we've captured all of it and on the website it describes their business model is producing movies in cooperation with foreign governments. very, very interesting. we started looking into this and found, to our shock that he actually did a film that was financed by a foreign government, that would be the government of iran. it's a film, a very religious film and he was listed as the sole producer. there are two government agencies that are listed as the financers of the project. these are the same government agencies that put together and helped organize events which is in th

let's go back to the scene of the democratic debate and speak to peter doocy. there is a lot of chatter about the handshake, non-handshake between warren and sanders. what can you tell us? >> something happened at the end of the debate, people might have changed the channel and missed. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren were having a conversation, tom started didn't realize things might be tens between the two of them. stier got caught in the crossfire. i had a chance to ask him what did he hear and he insists he was just going over to say good night, nice to see you guys and didn't look like he got much from either of them and then walked off the stage, no details about bernie or warner what was said afterying hard to turn the conversation toward the climate. >> i'm the only person in this race to say that climate is his or her number one priority. everybody on the stage knows the climate matters but they won't status their number one priority. they have plans but those plans all involve somebody passing something in congress. congress has never passed a clim

peter doocy working the spin room. there is a lot of chatter going on about this handshake, nonhandshake between warren and sanders. what can you tell us? >> there was something that happened at the end of the debate that people have changed the channel and missed. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren were having a conversation. tom steyer didn't realize things might be tense between them. it looks like he got caught in the cross fire. i had a chance to ask him here, what did he hear? he insists he was going over to say good night, nice to see you guys. it didn't look like he got much of that from either of them. he walked off the stage. no details yet about bernie or warren or what was said after their back and forth. something else about our conversation, he was really trying hard to turn the conversation tonight toward the climate. >> i am the only person in this race who will say the climate is his or her number one priority. everyone knows the climate matters. they won't say it's the number one priority. those plan

elizabeth warren managed to squeeze one rally in. >> i know i am here, the ones who take this on. it is great to be here today. >> reporter: warren's feud with bernie sanders and as a surprise to the former governor of his home state who tells politico what i see in bernie's politics is he and his team feel they are holier than the rest, they will play dirty because they think they have the pure ready test republicans and most democrats don't pass. even if he considers you a friend like elizabeth warren, bernie will come first. that is not how donald trump sees it shaking out, he tweeted they are rigging the election again against bernie sanders just like that time only more obviously, they are bringing him out of so important iowa in order as a senator he sits through the impeachment hoekstra, crazy nancy thereby gives the strong edge to sleepy joe biden and bernie is set out again. very unfair but that is where the democrats play the game. anyway it is a lot of fun to watch. barack obama is trying to stay out of the primary fight but he is the star of the biden campaign ad, they

senator elizabeth warren got a one-point bump in the latest poll. that puts her at 17%. former south bend mayor peter buttigieg experienced a nine-point drop from november's poll, that puts him at 16%. former vice president biden stayed the same steady at 15. the cover of today's edition of the register is a light hearted illustration of the latest results. that shows sanders and warren, buttigieg and biden shares a shed with the senator klobuchar and yang trailing them. those are the polls but let's look at what's happening on the ground. nbc news road warrior vaughn hilliard on the road in iowa following the sanders campaign for us right now. what is the reaction right now to those new and very important poll numbers? >> reporter: okay. so we are actually in the car off of interstate 80 drives between two events in newton on the way to daivenport. there's five inches of snow fell last night and snow coming down here along the highway now so we for the purpose of getting the next location decided to stay on the road before the snow is tie high up here. bernie sanders is

elizabeth warren in the crosshairs today, what she did and what her daughter got. charles payne is wondering what is going on with the stock market. those are some of the topics we will be discussing and i urge you, especially rob and jillian, about what is going on under the desk. >> we are coming right back. by the strolle♪s ♪ i want to go, go, go where my baby is ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network. only with xfinity xfi. downlaod the xfi app today. rob: if that doesn't get you pumped up i don't know what will. we are days from super bowl liv and 60,000 people signed a petition to move all future superballs to saturday, a movement started by a teenage football fan from new york. here to debate whether this should happen or not, chris barletta and mike cox. what do you think? should we move the super bowl to saturday? >> i think they definitely should. it is beneficial to the fans, a whole weekend for fans to relax and not worry about going to wo

you know, it's just robbing peter to pay paul. >>other washington lawmakers also weighing in on the president's executive orders the senator elizabeth warren taking to twitter tonight and said these legally dougal dubious actions aren't real relief for states and families they're cruel joke. meanwhile, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that he supports the president's actions. tonight, the national unemployment rate stands just above 10%. reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn kron 4 news, our dan the top story of the day of course is the unemployment benefit, but we do want to explain the payroll tax deferment. today president trump said that the employee portion of the payroll tax would be differed from august first through the end of the year, but the move would not directly aid unemployed workers who do not pay the tax when they're of jobless. and employees will need to repay the federal government eventually with out an act of congress. where there is bipartisan opposition on capitol hill. in essence the deferral

peter doocy in arlington, virginia, for us this morning. thank you. we are going to have more on the 2020 presidential race coming up when rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel joins us at the bottom of the hour. she will be our guest to discuss the may fund-raising numbers for the president and the president's tulsa rally and a whole lot more. stay tuned for that. her neck looking forward to that. the attorney general meanwhile going after the stifling of conservative viewpoints. >> there was something very disturbing about what is going on. to some extent the mother was a bait and switch. to near 50-yea newday usa can help you refinance your mortgage and save thousands a year. newday's va streamline refi makes it fast and easy because there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. i urge you to call newday usa now. gtheand we want to thank times,k the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosenty

it's an awkward political start for those senators up on capitol hill. >> and peter, i want to get to this hunter biden investigation. the president has not yet named an ag but he's clearly furious wi>hy%11j "the wall street journal" that barr knew about this investigation of taxes into xd biden. there's no proof ofhafything done wrong yet. do you think barr could be on the chopping block? >> well, barr has been on the chopping block since election day. everybody has been counting the days and the hours, expecting the president might fire him. he's upset about the hunter biden thing, and the attorney ó general said after the election he saw no widespread fraud that would have overturned the election disrupting the entire thesis of the president's challenge to the november 3rd vote, and he said before the election he wouldn't, you know, clinton or barack obama as the president repeatedly asked him ñet*o&háhp &hc been mad at bill barr, you know, now for weeks and months.o7o it's an interesting thing of course, because bill barr has z done so many of the things the president wanted

it was to see an end poles, 29% and pete buttigieg 22, but warren and 7% and that bowl. >> martha: peter doocy in the bernie sanders campaign good evening, peter. >> good evening, he had the biggest crowd and he's had the most donations but now he has the highest poll too. he's a national front runner trying to put those things together and win the new hampshire primary again. >> on saturday, one day we knocked our people -- you, knocked on 20% of the doors in the state of new hampshire. in one day! >> hordes of sandia supporters showed up a day before the primary to knock on doors and get out the vote. >> this is how we win elections. when neighbors talk to neighbors and we got on the telephone and to social media and when we interact with each other. >> what makes a 78-year-old so popular with young democrats? his platform which includes free college. speak up we will make public college and university tuition free. if > we are going to end the war on drugs and legalize marijuanan every state in the country. speak at the elimination private health favo coverage in favor oe for all. >>