[video clip] bernie sanders: i apologize.ot only do i apologize to secretary clinton, and i hope we can work together on independent investigation from day one, but apologize to my supporters. this is not the type of campaign that we run. if i find anyone else involved in this, they will also be fired. hillary clinton: i very much appreciate that comments. it is important that we go forward on this. i know that you now have your data back, and it has been an agreement for an independent .nquiry into what happened obviously, we were distressed when we learned of it because we have worked very hard -- i said at the beginning of this campaign -- we wanted to reach as many voters as possible and we have tens of thousands of volunteers doing that, entering data all the time, to keep up with what people are telling us. now that i think we have resolved your data, agreed on an independent inquiry, we should move on. i do not think the american people are all that interested in this. i think they are more interested in what we have t

bernie sanders: i apologized. reid: the night started with a mea culpa. reid: this discussion over a stolen data breach. hillary clinton: i truly appreciate that, bernie. bernie sanders: secretary clinton is too much into regime change and a little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences hillary clinton: with all due respect, senator, you voted for libya. reid: they also sparred over gun control. o' s. -- flip-flopers -- flip-floppers. martin o' malley: they have gone back-and-forth on the issue. bernie sanders: whoa, whoa, whoa. hillary clinton: let' s get honest with this issue. reid: once again joined by democratic political strategist, mary anne marsh. mary anne: you can tell where the candidates stand tonight by what they said. bernie sanders trained his eyes right on hillary clinton to draw a contrast and martin o' malley bernie sanders had his best debate performance. he was almost as good in foreign policy and national security, but he is really god domestic that is his thing. hillary clinton also had a great night. she

and bernie sanders, again, struggling on guns. that's an issue that hillary clinton, as well as martin o'malley think they can score points against sanders and i think they did, again, tonight president. >> david axelrod, you're a former political adviser, also our senior cnn political comment taters and you're now at the university of chicago politics. when you saw this feud between the hillary clinton campaign and the bernie sanders campaign, it had the potential for totally exploding. but bernie sanders came out right away and calmed things down. >> yeah. he did the right thing and so did she by reaching this point of accommodation and moving on. i think the most striking thing about this was the distinction between it and the frackus that you moderated in las vegas a couple of days ago, a few days ago, because there really isn't that much disagreement between these candidates. clearly, they were not -- martin o'malley was a little aggressive with hillary clinton at points because he's trying to get into the game. but what's str

so all of a sudden we found a fault line with bernie sanders. >> i think it is with everybody. years ago with senator from georgia was from coca-cola you have to represent the home folks and that is part of the problem will u.s. senator from member of congress casting those - - boat on major national issues that can come back to bite you as with bernie sanders or any other senator. >> that was an interesting moment but the format of these debates is getting beyond the platitudes but that is the dynamic they should try to recreate. >> i thought it was a bad moment for bernie sanders because he was making the claims in the argument to leave people where they are rather than convince them of their opposition and has spoken to him he is a perfect answer for everything. it does not bear part of the corporate media then as soon as they get the truth the was very clear the only argument for his position it was politically popular and forbidden to be the one to save the half to take positions that make us electable is very interesting so i think so many will just ignore the evidence. >

off the bat, bernie sanders address the campaign data breach. mr. sanders: it was a breach because the dnc vendor screwed up. information came to our campaign . our staff to the wrong thing. they looked at that information. >> he fired one staffer and said he was sorry. ms. clinton: obviously we were distressed when we learned of it . now that we have resolved your data, we have agreed on an move on. >> they took turns using donald trump as a punching bag. martin o' malley relaying a story mr. o' malley: his boy said to him, dad, what happens if donald out of our home? great capacity to use bigotry to inflame people and to make them think there are easy answers to complex questions. mr. sanders: all of the mexicans are criminals. we should hate the mexicans. we hate all the muslims because they are terrorists. meanwhile, the rich get richer. >> on syria, moderators brought up a pause until the vetting process checks out. ms. clinton: we have to have the toughest screening -- >> a halt? ms. clinton: i don' t think it is necessary. mr. o' malley: we ne

the fight with the dnc comes as bernie sanders appears to be gaining some momentum. his campaign has now collected more than 2 million individual contributions averaging less than $30 each. sanders says no other candidate who is not a sitting president has ever received 2 million donations at this point in a white house run. hillary clinton has received a smaller number of total contributions, but her average is higher and when you look at how much cash on hand clinton and sanders appear to have it's nearly even and sanders is already starting to blanket the iowa air waves, called people power. >> over 2 million crptions have contributions have been made to the only campaign that rejects a corrupt financing system. i'm bernie sanders and i approved this message. >> bottom line, the sanders campaign remains a dangerous one for hillary clinton. the vermont senator is now going to receive some significant organizational help. at the communication workers of america one of the nation's largest unions, it was the boost bernie sanders had been hoping for. >> we're here toda

. >> thank you, wolf. >> are you ready to go the court to defend your decision to suspend the bernie sandersmpaign manager jeff weaver says is their own information. >> well, wolf, taking a look at the facts not in dispute. the sanders' campaign has acknowledged that they have inappropriately accessed data to which they were not entitled, proprietary information that was the property of the clinton campaign. that is not in dispute. that they, we have been trying over the last two days to get, you know, a analysis and information from the sanders' campaign that at this point they have refused to provide. we have also agreed, and we are initiating an independent audit, because it is the only way that we can make sure that we can protect our significant asset that is the voter file in its integrity. and let me give you the analogy here, wolf, i mean, i guess that the sanders' campaign, unfortunately doesn't have anything other than bluster at the moment that they can put out there, because what they are doing is, what they have done is like if you had, and you found the front door of the house

is that not enough according to bernie sanders? and some countries we don't agree with on every issue his point is must be a global coalition and that it can't be, that it's the u.s. that is the policemen of the world. that has got to stop because it puts at risk not only the lives of our troops, our men and women who go to fight and die in those words, but an enormous cost to the american taxpayer and money we should be using for medicare and all lower prescription drugs and past family and medical leave act which hillary clinton does not support because she is against the dollar and change increase in taxes that will give family medical leave. all of those things, we should spending money there and not fighting wars in middle east and creating more opposition and hate toward the united states which emboldens that kind of radical islamists like isis. >> you and bernie sanders sound optimistic and quite confident. we heard from bernie sanders the campaign is on the verge of a historical upset but when you look at the poll numbers, i

that is a tough issue for bernie sanders. he tried to bridge an area there of consensus that he kept talking about, but there's some heated back and forth. >> that was maybe the best exchange in terms of the dynamic, if you were watching it as a spectator. the problem for bernie sanders, his entire rational is he's the guy that's going to attack hillary from the left. but when it comes to gun control, he doesn't get it done. martin o'malley started to make strides there and i think he went a little too far and they went okay, marty, calm down. so at the end of the day, hillary probably comes out ahead. >> juan, what do you think on that topic? mrs. clinton talked a lot about the fact that there has to be a coalition to come together to close loopholes and that kind of thing. it doesn't happen on the hill, it hasn't yet. >> no. i think the overwhelming thing is here, you have democrats talking about gun control. nobody in the republican side is talking about gun control and in the aftermath of san bernardino, you can see the d

like a rockstar.sot: bernie sanders 23:22:07"i do america, i do not represent the billionaire class."it was standing ovation after standing ovation as sanders wasted no time calling ouw corporate greed at this town hall meetetg in mount vernon. natfor some first time voters in this fired up crowd - like sophomore kira fish...sot: kira fish 23:10:39" iteems like everyone kind of has the same opinion, so i don't know" she's usininevents like this to decididbetween frontrunner hillary clinton and sanders. sot: kira fish 23:10:55 "she and bernie are on the same stance on a lot of different things, so it's sometimes hard to sift the difference between them."sanders denounced economic inequality, unemployment and racial disparities.sot: bernie sanders 23:39:16 "if they are white, 33 percent of them are unemployed, or underemployed, hispanic, 36 percent."(dip to white)sot: bernie sanders 23:39:39 "we h he more people in jail than any other country on earth - if you don't see the correlation, you're missing a very important point."for studedts like fish - it could take only one line to sway

so, we sat down by senator bernie sanders. we talked polls, problems, solutions, it was the senator who eventually raised donald trump. here's the first part of the discussion. >> senator sanders, thank you for joining us on "new day" as always. >> my pleasure. >> so, the santa claus of political polls has brought you a gift, the highest number you've reached so far in the new cnn poll. 34%. hillary down 8. you up 4. however, still a big gap. hillary getting 50% commanding lead. what do you make of it? >> well, chris, what i make of it is, when we began this campaign, as you will recall, we were 3%, 5% in the polls. all of the pundits considered us a fringe candidacy. today, we're perhaps in the lead in new hampshire, where i think we're closing in here in iowa. and your poll seems to indicate we have national momentum. so, i think we have come a really long way in 7 1/2 months and we're feeling really good. we have a tremendous volunteer network all over this country. we are raising significant sums of money from small individ

bernie sanders helped me.fabulous. >> in the debate tuesday night. >> i think when we think about the judgment about someone who might want world war iii, someone might shut down a bridge because they don't like their friends. >> donald trump has been talking about this, as well. do you think you'll be able to deal with this issue if you start to do better in new hampshire? >> i don't even know what the issue is. i mean, there is no issue. and the fact is that was, you know, commentary from a desperate candidate on the last legs of his campaign. he was flailing away at everyone on that stage. he reminded me of bobby jindal in the undercard debate the last time when all he did was flail away and then dropped out. >> you're betting it all on new hampshire right now. you're spending a lot of time following the john mccain playbook. but what about after, you know, a lot of your opponents have pointed out you don't even have much of an organization in south carolina. how do you capitalize even if you do well here.

they did go through what bernie sanders campaign manager said he would do. it's an extraordinary allegation. he said the democratic national committee is trying to undermine the sanders campaign. he called it sabotage and said their voter information was being held hostage. in a news conference this afternoon he did not mince words. let's take a listen. >> we are running a clean campaign. we're going to beat secretary clinton and everybody else in this campaign on the issues. we don't need dirty tricks. that's not how we run here. >> now, the chairwoman of the dnc said the sanders campaign needs to be blocked at least temporarily until an independent audit was completed. she did not back down either, but as pressure grows from liberal groups here, she'll have to, you know, withstand that, but she denied the dnc was playing any favorites with the clinton campaign. >> i can be quite certain that if the shoe were on the other foot and the clinton campaign had inappropriately accessed sanders' campaign proprietary information, i'm confident that this is the decis

amy: bernie sanders and hillary clinton spar in the third democratic presidential debate over wall street in the middle east while former maryland governor martin o'malley took on both his rivals on gun control. >> senator sanders, voted against the brady bill and to give immunity to gun dealers and senator sanders voted against sending research dollars to looking at this public health issue. secretary clinton changes her position on this every election year, seems, having one position in 2000 and then campaigning against president obama and saying we don't need federal standards. amy: we will air highlights from the debate, speak to phyllis bennis and bill curry. we will also go to burlington, vermont, to stick with the sanders campaign about why it sued the democratic national committee and why senator sanders fired a top data staffer and suspended to others. only do i apologize to secretary clinton and i hope we can work together on an independent investigation from day one, i want to apologize to my some orders. this is not the type of campaign that we run. amy: all that and more, com

that means that there are some trump voters in that poll who would switch to bernie sanders if bernieders were the democratic nominee. how can that possibly be? >> i don't have a super pac. >> i'm self-funding. i've got to compete with these guys. i'm all self-funding. >> today a handful of super wealthy campaign contributors have enormous influence over the political process, while their lobbyists determine much of what goes on in congress. >> politicians are controlled by their donors and special interests and lobbyists. >> our trade policies for decades, nafta, kafta, the tpp, has been a disaster for working families. >> the tpp is a horrible deal. it is a deal that is going to lead to nothing but trouble. it's a deal that was designed for china to come in as they always do, through the backdoor and totally take advantage of everyone. >> the greed of wall street is destroying this economy and it's destroying the lives of millions of americans. >> these bankers are not the nicest people in the world. just don't feel bad. somebody says you hurt the bank. i said the bank is vicious. >

that means that there are some trump voters in that poll who would switch to bernie sanders if bernieders were the democratic nominee. how can that possibly be? >> i don't have a super pac. >> i'm self-funding. i've got to compete with these guys. i'm all self-funding. >> today a handful of super wealthy campaign contributors have enormous influence over the political process, while their lobbyists determine much of what goes on in congress. >> politicians are controlled by their donors and special interests and lobbyists. >> our trade policies for decades, nafta, kafta, the tpp, has been a disaster for working families. >> the tpp is a horrible deal. it is a deal that is going to lead to nothing but trouble. it's a deal that was designed for china to come in as they always do, through the backdoor and totally take advantage of everyone. >> the greed of wall street is destroying this economy and it's destroying the lives of millions of americans. >> these bankers are not the nicest people in the world. just don't feel bad. somebody says you hurt the bank. i said the bank is vicious. >

bernie sanders town hall meeting in sioux city is now being at the sioux city convention center located on fourth street. the event starts at 7 p.m....doors open at 6. sanders campaign organizers say the venue changed due to the overwhelming turnout projections. coming up a look at the successful weekend a movie from a galaxy far..far away had. stay with us fred: (fred) a cloudy night is ahead, then our weather will turn cooler tomorrow. rain and snow chances are in the 7-day forecast after the break. stay with us! major changes to the forecast for this week. elisa raffa 2 line cg: elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd shows the scene from the ho chunk centre in sioux city. the high today was an excellent 46, perfect for walking the dog. the low was 34. highs over western iowa were in the 30s and 40s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw the 30s to the 50s! in sioux city, we have 34 degrees. local temperatures range from the 40s ahead of the front to the 20s behind it. winds are northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. that wind is produ

that is a tough issue for bernie sanders.ied to bridge an area there of consensus that he kept talking about, but there's some heated back and forth. >> that was maybe the best exchange in terms of the dynamic, if you were watching it as a spectator. the problem for bernie sanders, his entire rational is he's the guy that's going to attack hillary from the left. but when it comes to gun control, he doesn't get it done. martin o'malley started to make strides there and i think he went a little too far and they went okay, marty, calm down. so at the end of the day, hillary probably comes out ahead. >> juan, what do you think on that topic? mrs. clinton talked a lot about the fact that there has to be a coalition to come together to close loopholes and that kind of thing. it doesn't happen on the hill, it hasn't yet. >> no. i think the overwhelming thing is here, you have democrats talking about gun control. nobody in the republican side is talking about gun control and in the aftermath of san bernardino, you can see the divide,

bernie sanders and chris christie will be here, too. but we begin with the big moments from last night with jon >> reporter: good morning, george. democratic race was engulfed with allegations that the sanders' campaign stole voter data from hillary clinton's campaign. bernie sanders offered a quick apology. before they turned their attention to neutral enemy -- donald trump. last night's debate started with a surprise -- a mea culpa from bernie sanders. >> not only do i apologize to secretary clinton i want to apologize to my supporters. this is not the type of campaign i run. >> i very much appreciate that comment, bernie, we should move on because i don't think the american people are all that interested in this. >> reporter: throughout the night, clinton and sanders sparred on foreign policy. >> if the united states does not lead, there is not another leader. there is a vacuum. >> the united states is not the policemen of the world, the united states must not be involved in perpetual warfare in the middle east. >> reporter: and on th

for bernie sanders it is make it or break it. here sanders is leading kroorgd to the of the last polling average, 48 ahead of clintons 44 and martin o'malley trailing. clinton is more than 24 points ahead of bernie sanders on the nationals. that reflects how she is doing in states like nevada and south corolina. it shows you how significant a win in new hemp sheer has to be. he is from vermont, one state away. his message has been resonating with voters. he needs to capitalise on that >>> before the controversy regarding the voter files, they have stayed focused on the issues. how much of a distraction will this be and what are the issues that they will try to focus on? >> the candidates have to be careful how they talk about this flap tonight. they may leave it to their campaigns and their surrogates to do push back. does it really benefit them to talk about it much this evening, but it will come up. the real focus this evening is national security, foreign policy. you will certainly see hillary clinton talking about her time as

bernie sanders helped me. it was fabulous. >> in the debate tuesday night. >> i think when we think about the judgment about world war iii, someone might shut down a bridge because they don't like their friends. about this as well. do you think you'll be able to start to do better in new hampshire? >> there is no issue. that was commentary from a desperate candidate on the last he was flailing away at everyone on that stage. he reminded me of bobby jindal in the undercard debate in the last debate. >> you're betting it all on new hampshire right now. but what about after, you know, a lot of your opponents have said you don't have much of an organization in south carolina? how do you capitalize? even if you do well here. >> no one was saying that three months ago. no one was worried about that. here's what happened, the power of our idea and our campaign and momentum will carry us in the other states as well. you have seen this happen time politics. what happens in iowa and new hampshire helps to reconfigure th

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our friends mark halperin hung out backstage at a fundraiser for bernie sanders. eart of manhattan. supporters were on a pretty pretty sharp adrenaline high. ♪ >> bernie is a champion for the poor and hillary is a professional politician. >> bernie is for the people and hillary is for the corporations. bernie is the best candidate for president and hillary is not. bernie is a compassionate man and hillary is ok >> bernie is real and hillary has turned out to be a big phony. bernie is very refreshing and i like a lot of his ideas and hillary hasn't really done anything for me in the past year or so. is the type of elected official we need to run this hillary is a corporate democrat >> bernie is not funded by huge corporations and billionaires and hillary is. people ands for the hillary is more typical. and hillary genuine is cautious and measured. classy,e is sincere and educated has manners, he is the type of human being that i want to represent me in my country to the world. >> now we are going to find a man who carries that change and has been doing it for decade

bernie sanders' campaign has filed a lawsuit against the democratic national committee. good evening. jennifer: the sanders campaign says that dnc was taking them hostage and they will lose hundreds of thousands in donations a day.

cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. erin: "star wars" fans are buzzing this noon now that the theaters. check out the mini jedi. zuckerberg and shows his writing, "the force is strong very cute. and also, adorable alert. will and kate today released the royal christmas card. the image posted on twitter shows prince george and princess charlotte playing their there he nice family. starting tonight at 5:00, new hampshire' s supreme court rules on the case involving a gunpowder plant where two workers died in an explosion. and also, this warm weather is shopping. how much money stores are losing from people who don' t feel like being indoors. that does it for us. thanks for joining us. john kasich's an impatient rascal. paces, pushes. but, unlike some, his state is now booming. unlike some, john kasich has proven he can do the job. brought back jobs from mexico and china. keep us safe, mak

at watch parties all across siouxland before and during the democratic debate.this afternoon, bernie sanders' campaigned outside of the promenade cinema in downtown sioux city. they also featured a "big bernie" puppet dressed as a jedi in light of the star wars movie. about 30 people registered to vote for the democratic front-runner in the primary at today's event. they're hoping to earn the support from as many iowans as possible in the 20-16 caucus. 3 personally i think boots on the ground is the most effective way. i mean our phone banking hasn't been going as well, so we go out here we get sixty caucus cards in one go. 3 sanders' campaign also held a viewing party for tonight's debate, at their headquarters. 3 meanwhile, hillary clinton supporters came together at lewis boulevard in sioux city. it's part of 1-hundred watch parties hosted by the "hillary for iowa" campaign.. her supporters say, tonight's debate gave the democratic front-runner a great opportunity for clinton to "ensure all families can "get ahead and stay ahead." 3 talking about what is important for everyday iowans like

here to get his side of the story, the senior campaign strategist for the bernie sanders campaign. engine you have not spending as much time on that as you expected. is that correct? >> correct. john: have you talked to senator sanders about this story? >> this morning we all talked about it. bernie is very upset that some people who work for his campaign did something wrong. one of them was fired. he is upset that the dnc is trying to grind our campaign to a halt in iowa and new hampshire weeks before voting begins. john: let's focus on the first of those things. there are four sanders campaign aides who have been involved in this. one of them, the top one, has been fired. why have the other three not been fired? >> we are accusing the dnc of being arbitrary and capricious, and we don't want to be arbitrary and capricious ourselves. the campaign manager will look at all the facts and circumstances and will see what is warranted for the discipline for each of those individuals paid mark. mark: debbie wasserman schultz has said your campaign has not divided a full account. >> we prov

bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders >> good morning, new hampshire. it is 11 minutes past 6:00. there is manchester, 34 degrees. we can see a little bit of stars when you look outside at the moment, but clouds on their way out so we'll see more sunshine as we go through the day here, so be on the lookout for a couple of snow showers that will pass through, even in southern new hampshire with no accumulation expected. i'll have more on the forecast in a few minutes. amy: the mother of the little girl known for months simply as baby doe, and her boyfriend, have been indicted in the girl's death. bella bond's remains were her mother rachelle is indicted along with her boyfriend. if convicted rachelle bond faces seven years in prison and mccarthy faces life in prison. both will be arraigned in january. president obama and the first lady met with the families of the shooting victims. the fbi calling the attack terrorism. the married couple responsible became radicalized in the years prior to the sh

that group is probably not going to bernie sanders. we know, he's actually got explicit support from white supremacist groups and he plays with racism and xenophobia which is toxic. there's a broader populist message that both sanders and trump are pushing that resonates with an awful lot of people which is you've been sold a bill of goods. >> part of me always thinks there's this sort of undying belief among liberals, the progressives, the left that people are angry because of all of these changes in the economy that have screwed over a lot of folks, particularly when you look at noncollege educated white voters who are the core of trump and the core of conservative politics, that these folks have been screwed over by globalization, the economy, inequality and the anger is being channelled in false ways and if you can redirect it but it seems to me they aren't giving credit to people's politics that people don't like immigrants or they want a wall, they actually have the beliefs in things trump is saying. >> anger is a toxic thing aro

bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. josh: welcome back to a special edition of "close up" from saint anselm college. m joined by executive director neil levesque of the institute of politics. thank you for the hospitality. how many debates have you been through. neil: three or four cycles. josh: what was your take away? neil: five days before the christmas, the gloves came off for the first time. i think o' malley did not have a good night and clinton and sanders clearly got into it. normally we would have seen a television commercial or break and abc did not seem to want to cut to the break because the candidates were going at it with such a v viscery. part of it was the data breach. josh: they did not spend a lot of time on that. neil: they spent enough to get it started and it bled into the other issues. the room and the candidates wanted to vent

bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 15 gigs of data for just $70. plus $400 in promo cards. tom: well, it is more than just dollars and spare change that has been dropped in the salvation army red kettles in the past weeks. many pieces of jewelry have been donated, some of them diamond rings, and one was a gift in . two separate donations came into a kettle in swampscott, and there were three civil dollar

and he brought up bernie sanders. and in fact, senator bernie sanders is going to join us live in just a moment. but first, along with everything else to watch in chicago right now, tomorrow is expected to be a big day in court. in the police killing of laquan mcdonald, again, he was killed in october of 2014, so well over a year ago. tomorrow the officer charged with first-degree murder in that case is scheduled to be arraigned. his lawyer has said he will fight the charges vigorously. so we're expecting the officer to plead not guilty. but the officer's attorney has also objected to mayor rahm emanuel saying the officer violated the standards of professionalism and moral standards when he shot laquan mcdonald 16 times. the defense attorney says he will seek a change of venue because he says his client can no longer get a fair trial in chicago. we will be right back. when you've got a house full of guests on the way and a cold with sinus pressure, you need fast relief. alka-seltzer plus severe sinus congestion and co

bernie sanders has become sort of a dud. donald trump altered the way the race is going to go, but on the democratic side it looks like hillary clinton will win, it doesn't look like bernie sanders will start the revolution he came to ignite. lea: it seems like donald trump is going to capitalize on the attention either way whether it's hillary clinton or bernie sanders. >> if if you follow donald trump's twitter account he's feeding the attention machine all the time. but it's working for him. i think it's just as unlikely he could poach any of bernie sanders he voters either. they will not come aboard a candidate that's talking about deporting 11 to 14 million people. lea: thank you both for joining us. gregg: iraqi forces score a major victory against isis as they take back ramadi from the terrorists. this is more than just a psychological win. it could also help them retake control of the bigger city of mosul. the taliban steps up attacks across the country. what the u.s. is doing to help the afghan forces. lea: fallout

. >>> plus, did bernie sanders do enough to change the race? >>> and new jersey governor chris christie betting it all on new hampshire. donald trump, bernie sanders, chris christie, all here live. from abc news a special edition of "this week," live from manchester, new hampshire. here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning, from new hampshire. we're live from the first primary state this week, here inside the debate hall where the democrats went at it last night. it's the last debate of the year. they clashed on taxes, gun control. top issue right now, how to take on isis and protect our home land. donald trump, the only gop candidate mentioned last night. donald trump joins us live. bernie sanders and chris but we begin with the big moments from last night with jon karl. >> reporter: going into this debate the democratic race was engulfed with allegations that the sanders' campaign stole voter data from the clinton campaign. sanders offered a quick apology. last night's debate started with a surprise -- a mea culpa from be

that is a tough issue for bernie sanders.he tried an area there of consensus that he kept talking about, but there's some heated back and forth. >> that was maybe the best exchange in terms of the dynamic, if you were watching it as a spectator. the problem for bernie sanders, his entire rational is he's the guy that's going to attack hillary from the left. but when it comes to gun control, he doesn't get it done. martin o'malley started to make strides there and i think he went a little too far and they went okay, marty, calm down. so at the end of the day, hillary probably comes out ahead. >> juan, what do you think on that topic? mrs. clinton talked a lot about the fact that there has to be a coalition to come together to close loopholes and that kind of thing. it doesn't happen on the hill, it hasn't yet. >> no. i think the overwhelming thing is here, you have democrats talking about gun control. nobody in the republican side is talking about gun control and in the aftermath of san bernardino, you can see the divide, the

bernie sanders and hillary clinton going at it on national security. we will get reaction from senator sanders. speaker of the house paul ryan says he and president obama don't agree on much. why is he confident that the two of them can get a few things done? my exclusive end of the year sitdown with the new speaker. all of that and more coming up on meet the press. >> kris: final sunday before christmas. a lot of people getting out to do that christmas shopping last-minute. chris lambert, is the weather going to cooperate for us? >> chris: two thumbs-up. a little on the cool side. a lot of sunshine. a breeze today. not as strong as tomorrow. and not as strong as yesterday. gusty winds tomorrow. temperatures going from the low 40's today back into the low 50's tomorrow. we stay mild through next a few shots of some showers working into southern new england. likely seeing a record-breaking high temperature on christmas eve. >> kris: you will start your shopping wednesday. mr. procrastinator. (laughter) have an awesome sunday. see you right back here next

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for him is who do you think is going to be best to handle terrorism and that's clinton 60% and bernie sanders 25%. it's becoming an isis election. >> right. it doesn't play where for where bernie's strength is talking about economic inequality. that's his passion. that's what he wants to talk about. you can see it. phil mentioned his staff not being on the same page time and time again you see the staff being more into this. the jockey before the horse. and the fact is it's bernie's campaign and his staff wants to be more negative with hillary. he wants to talk about the issues. he wants to focus on, especially economic inequality and the fact he says the millionaires and billionaires are the ones who run this country. and the staff tries to push him toward guns, toward isis, toward more engaging with hillary. he doesn't want to do it. >> is the moment passed? have people stopped feeling the bern? >> i don't know if the moment has passed but jonathan is right. he tries to use -- you saw it he would be asked about one thing and bring it back to the economic issue because that's -- the people w

bernie sanders won this debate by doing what he does best. being honest and passionate, plus gracious. he did apologize to clinton for his staff's role in the data breach, but then he accused the democratic party of crippling his campaign. by extension, that is a charge against her, too. hillary clinton is the democrats' most experienced candidate. so she is the favorite to win every one of their debates. which she usually does. but not this one. clinton lost because she did nothing to separate herself from the democratic party's leadership. going along to get along made her look less independent and less likable. she is formidable but flawed. and both were on display. by the biggest loser was the democratic party. it may have burned the burn for a while. questions about integrity are the last thing the party wants when there are similar questions about its leading candidate. you may notice i haven't mentioned former maryland governor martin o'malley. that's not a mistake. o'malley trails bernie sanders by more than sanders trails clinton. an

as you mentioned, there had been some very good news from the bernie sanders campaign. they picked up a couple of big endorsements heading into saturday night's debate, and the big story going into perhaps before we found out these documents was that the sanders campaign said they were being improperly shunned from the voter file information. the dnc said the sanders campaign temporarily couldn't access the voter file anymore due to these allegations. we saw a lot of bernie sanders allies saying that was unfair. i think that was what we thought was the subject matter of today's news conference and it still might be, but we now have these documents revealing that, almost being a smoking gun here. it will be fascinating what they have to say. >> the sanders camp is arguing the vendor who runs this data base made the error. we have the campaign also firing the national data director for sanders campaign. >> right. >> do you expect hillary clinton's campaign to capitalize off this moment, or say bygones because of the damned e-mails comment where bernie sanders bailed her ou

especially bernie sanders. i think he has to come in this debate and draw really sharp contrasts that he hasn't done in the previous two debates. he's backed away from them. he has to win iowa, which he's behind in now. he has to win here to try to reset this total race. and the only way he can do that or martin o'malley could do that is to take her on frontally. >> and not just on the economy, just on the issues that are the bread and butter for bernie sanders but also on national security. on what happened under her watch in libya, on what she wants to do in syria. they're going to portray her, particularly sanders, as a hawk, somebody that's out of touch with the base of the democratic party. >> that is a top issue tonight. we'll be right back. you do all this research on the perfect car. gas mileage, horse power, torque ratios... three spreadsheets later, you finally bring home the one... then smash it into a tree. your insurance company is all too happy to raise your rates... maybe you should've done a lit

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