>> riley joe sanders iii. >> riley joe sanders is 37 years old.ase. tell these folks, did you have anything to do with mrs. temple's murder? >> no, did not. >> did you have any hard feelings against mrs. temple for ratting you out on your skipping school? >> no. >> did you act any differently towards her? >> no. >> the prosecutors walk riley joe sanders through what he did the day of the murder. and it starts off with him talking about how he skipped the last period of the school day. >> and did you skip alone or with someone? >> i was with a buddy, cody ellis. >> so when you and cody got to your house, what did y'all do? >> rolled a joint. >> now, just for the record, i think we all know what that means, but when you roll a joint, what are you using it with? >> paper. >> touche. that was good. what was the substance inside the paper? >> marijuana. >> there we go. okay. >> prosecutors want to show that the worst thing that riley joe sanders is guilty of is smoking some pot and cutting class. >> joe and cody are riding around the back streets of ka

biden's lead over warren in the "washington post"/abc news poll, sanders has five points. >>> joe biden and bernie sanders are panning elizabeth warren's medicare for all plan. warren released her $20.5 trillion proposal next week. it puts big burden on the wealthiest americans, drawing criticism from her two chief democratic rivals. >> i have a plan that shows we can do medicare for all, without raising taxes one cent by middle class families. it's all fully paid for by asking the top 1% and giant corporations to pay a fair share. >> she's making it up. look, nobody think it's $20 trillion. >> i'm not going to say it is free. nothing is free. health care is expensive. >> until now, sanders and warren are careful not to cross each other on medicare for all. although, sanders is careful not to attack her plan. >> i think that will have a negative impact on creating those jobs. i think we have a better way. a 7.5 payroll tax that is more progressive. >> bernie and i have a different vision on how to pay for it. but let's be clear. we're headed in the exact same direction. >> warren claims

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joe biden 13%. bernie sanders 13% as well. second choice always so important here because if your first choice is not viable and does not have enough support you often go to your second choice. but when you add up first choice, second choice, and who you're actively considering, take a look at these numbers. pete buttigieg 68%. elizabeth warren 66%. joe biden 58%. on down the list. but it is a reason for hope for some of these other candidates who have fallen out of the top tier. particularly senator cory booker, kamala harris, amy klobuchar as well that they are still being actively considered by many voters. this is a moment in the race where it is certainly fluid. but when you add up all of the first choice, second choice, and actively considering that explains why pete buttigieg is on top at this point. >> what does this poll reveal about what's most important to voters when picking a candidate? >> there is no question at all electability is the most important thing that voters are saying they want. pete buttigieg is falli

it does seem like joe biden, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are fighting for different sectors ofhe democratic party. right now it seems joe biden has been pretty steady at the top of the polls and his various gaffes and struggles on the campaign trail have not translated into lower poll numbers. >> it is still one year before election day. that being said, we're only 90 days away or so from the iowa caucuses, first real test of this campaign. do you think the front runners are locked in or could we still see a surprise? >> in the past we have seen that the people in the top of the polls in november are not necessarily the people who end up winning. there is still a chance to catch fire in iowa. you see a couple of different candidates including kamala harris and mr. castro deciding to change their strategy because they need to do something between now and next january if they're going to catch fire in the polls. there is time to make a difference and to see some movement in the polls. because this race started so early and because the polls seem to be solidifying it's really now

ended up with the most speaking time but actually all 4 of the top tier candidates including bernie sanders joe biden and people. had strong debates and so did the 2nd tier candidates cory booker harris and. and also which are and the most important thing here was that the message in tone overall was this message of civility and unity it's very clear that the democrats are trying to portray themselves as the adults in the room and in direct contrast to the circus that is the trump white house. because newly elected president rajapaksa as just been sworn in by his own brother as the next prime minister rajapaksa himself served as president for 10 years his brother was elected to the presidency just last week to buy a rajapaksa to be tough on security issues in large feast and bomb attacks that happened earlier this year fernandez joins us live now from columbus what's expected from this rajapaksa access i guess. then entirely rajapaksa showed just behind me the presidential secretary it is where the former president 8 was sworn in as the new prime minister of sri lanka warnin by the new presiden

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another statistic from the pool by the way is whether people believe or not that joe biden, elizabeth warren and bernie sandershe president. whether or not you think the other president can be the president and when it comes to joe biden, they do think the president is beatable. now again the president said he's not concerned for various reasons about the three of them but the poll shows and battleground states that recent plane showing they would be close to the president. >> we learned three years ago this month the pulling can be very wrong. >> which is exactly what the trump campaign said and that's the reason why they're not particular concern. another thing they believe they have better operations when it comes down to it, the people who are voting for the president of the united states would be excited and come out and vote for him and much bigger numbers. also what i hear from my sources it depends on who the democratic nominee is. there is concern based on the rally numbers that bernie sanders in elizabeth warren are posting that they would generate excitement more than joe biden candidacy. >> but ber

these are very, very disappointing numbers if you're bernie sanders or joe biden. bernie sanders is already known there. he is known as being a fantastic caucus organizer. so for him to have dropped as far as he's dropped and be beaten in right now polls by mayor pete who basically showed up about six months ago in this campaign, or elizabeth warren has got to be very disappointing. but ultimately it's november, and i can't take too much -- i can't draw too much from any polls that are happening in november. we're still two months away. there are still other events that can happen. there are still other debates that can occur. i think what's mostly to happen right now is we're not going to get anything conclusive out of iowa. it may be so close that everybody has to make a mad skra scramble for new hampshire, or nevada, or south carolina. >> lanhee, as a republican, what scares you the most in that polling? >> well, look, i think the fact that you've got someone like pete buttigieg in the mix, i think he is a unique talent, and i think in a lot of ways, were i sort

elizabeth warren, joe biden, bernie sanders are all virtually tied for second place.s back with me, angela, ana and robert. there they are. ana, you first. this is a six-point jump from where buttigieg was in september. his campaign is heavily invested in iowa and it appears to be paying off. how did he help make this happen? >> well, i think that there are some kind of candidates who are still believing in the old school which is you go door to door and person to person, and it's clear he is doing a masterful job of connecting with people on the ground. a shameless plug, i do have a podcast with him soon to be announced, and i'll ask him. i think so much of this has to do with making sure that you are not focused on what the headlines say, that you're not even focused too long on what you did on the last debate stage. of course, we know there is another debate coming up this wednesday. it is super, super important that candidates understand what the issues are on the ground in each of the communities in which you have to primary first. the caucuses are first, as we k

. >> senators sanders finds himself in the top tier of a crowded field of democrats in nearly every single pole joined by elizabeth warren and joe down with our reporter greg lee to talk about medicare for all and the importance of winning california. >> senator sanders, you now have endorsements from both national nurses united and the national teachers of los angeles. what does that mean to you at this point? >> it means an enormous amount to me and a lot today campaign. i'm very grateful. i think when you are talking about nurses and talking about teachers you are talking about professions of people who are dedicated to the community and i think people know that. so we look forward to working with the nurses here in california to win the democratic nomination and to unseat the most dangerous president in american history. >> what does that say about your base in california as it continues to grow? >> we are feeling ready really good about california. wehave a tremendous volunteer network here. we have to win more and more union support, we have a great organization from one end of the state to the other. we are going to work

followed by a virtual tie between senator elizabeth warren, former vice president joe biden, and senator bernie sanders. the head of the democratic national convention, tom perez, will be here in a few moments to give us his analysis of this poll. and his thoughts on a possible white house run by former new york city mayor michael bloomberg who apologized earlier today for his role in stop and frisk policing. but, first, we'll start the impeachment inquiry. joining me now is laurie watkins, a democratic strategies, a former policy director for barack obama's re-election campaign, and holy turner, a republican strategies and former assistant administrator for president trump's small business administration. it seems this past week, lauri, that the democrats had established what they would say is a foundation to say that clearly that the congressional approved money for ukraine was being held as president trump wanted to hear a public announcement that his potential opponent joe biden and his son was under investigation and you had several people who said they had been given that feeling or that informat

you look at joe biden able to maintain his lead against elizabeth warren. bernie sanders still maintaining that. then you look at the lower tier candidates, amy klobuchar, michael bloomberg, and kamala harris, but good news for joe biden. i'm told sources connected to his campaign are fully prepared for a long indelicate fight beyond super tuesday heading into the convention. sanders campaign is also incredibly confident they have been able to maintain their ceiling. the question becomes with senator warren flipping, will the bernie sanders campaign be able to seize off of that support? another unknown is whether pete buttigieg can expand his support into african-american communities. in the past week or sophie has been attacked by his political rivals on that point. david: we are getting to the point where we will have to go beyond the nationwide polls. for example, when you talk about the african-american vote, we are talking about south carolina, not iowa. kevin: precisely. south carolina going to be a crucial early primary state in terms of where it comes ahead of sup

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we see joe biden up by two points, a tie with bernie sanders. but warren again trailing by two percentage points. this is something consistent, where warren is running behind joe biden. what about in these southern battlegrounds? what do we see there? well, arizona, florida, north carolina. in arizona, we see biden up by two, but we see trump leading bernie sanders by four points, a tie with elizabeth warren. florida, key battleground state. we see joe biden up by two. but both sanders and warren trailing two points. donald trump is ahead in florida. warren down by four to the president. and in north carolina, take a look here. all the democrats are trailing. that's not too much of a surprise given that north carolina tends to be the furthest right of these battlegrounds. one last little nugget from you, from the state of iowa, which is a state that used to be democratic, but seems to be running to the right, all of the leading democrats are trailing. they also polled pete buttigieg there, who's down by four points, but elizabeth warren, again, d

same can be said for matt breida and emmanuel sanders. joe montana appears to be on the mend, at least his statue is, fully recovered from the guy who yanked the facemask off after the game on monday. santa clara police arrested the guy on felony charges and, they said don't do the crime if you can't do the time. >> it is ridiculous, it is one of the more classless acts that you will see regardless of who your team is up. who you cheer for, you don't vandalize and deface statues of legends. these guys are legendary, they put the work in. that statute did not do anything to you. hope they caught the culprits and, they get there just to do. >> sort of a historical game on sunday for the double-digit favorites just over 30 times in the last 15 years. the bengals come to town looking for their first win of the season. they are the only winless team left of the league. and vegas has installed the raiders. a ready for this? 10 point favorite. of course nobody in alameda will acknowledge this mismatch. >> we have a lot of respect. have you heard of

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joe biden. bernie sanders is wobbling. senator elizabeth warren is favored, but mte be to left.tigieg, he has had a surge in the polls recently. people are taking him seriously here, andrehat because he esents a more centrist candidate, which puts joe biden in a tough spot because that is the platform yes bee campaigning on, look at me, i'm the central guide, the one who t can beat donamp. if he loses that pitch,el what does he have sell? pete buttigieg is becoming and interesting ate here. 2016 still love bernie but there are questions about whether he is too old and whether he would be better placed remaining in the senate, where he can be part of the progressive movement. laura: jane o'brien in new hampshire for us, thank you. at least 9 u.s. citizens including six children have been killed in a violent attack by suspected drug cartel gunmen in xico. the family are linked to or mormon community which settled icin m president trump tweeted "this is the time for mexico with u.s. help to wipe the drug cartels off the face of the earth."t will grant senis report, and a warning th

he's neck and neck with joe biden and bernie sanders. the race is tightening in an early nationwide contest. joe biden leads elizabeth warren by only 3%. meanwhile, ahead of a possible democratic run for president, michael bloomberg is trying to appeal to black voters. the former new york city mayor spoke at an evangelical church in brooklyn yesterday where he apologized for his controversial stop and frisk policy. >> i can't change history. however, today, i want you to know that i realize back then i was wrong. and i'm sorry. >> the next democratic presidential debate takes place in atlanta on wednesday. only ten candidates will take the stage. down two from last month's debate. >>> in his first comments since president trump pardoned two army officers accused of war crimes in afghanistan, defense secretary mark esper said he has great faith in the military justice system. his remarks come days after mr. trump pardoned two service members including one convicted of murder for ordering his soldiers to shoot three afghan civilians. two we

joe biden's coffers are dusty compared to some of the others like bernie sanders, who raised over $25,000,000.01rter. so it sounds like you are taking these numbers, whether you like them or not, very seriously. because ready for the headwind of it all. last word? >> you have to prepare. we are ready to go, introduce her to give a record to go on. a president who is the best messenger. he is tireless, he's going to be all over the country. the you have a week to maquette field running on socialism. we are running on freedom and democracy. that's going to win every time. >> harris: ronna mcdaniel, chairwoman of the rnc, good to see you today. the washington nationals are keeping the party going. any moment now, the party is going to be inside the white house. president trump will bulk of the world series champs to the white house. we will see if he goes off topic as we bring it out live. ♪ saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. every year, our analysts visit thousands of companies, in a multi

bernie sanders joe biden and pete buttigieg would oh raise that cap effectively also raising taxes onaking more than $133,000 a year. >> there is a lot of discussion about raising the cap in fact there is a bipartisan proposal that doughnut hoe holes the top stocks it at a point and picks it up when the firefighter -- the firefighters wld continue to get a break. but over like 250, that's pretty popular eliminating the cap to try and bring sofltcy to the social security system. >> but paying for the sofltcy means even the non-rich may have to chip in more. more "nightly business report," i'm robert frank. >> a strong quarter for dick's sporting goods. that's where we begin the market focus. the company's quarterly results topped analyst expectations thanks to growth in apparel and foot wear businesses and 6% pop in same store sales. and raised full year earnings outlook for 20. the shares rose 19% to 46. 77. abare crom by appear fitch fell short of wall street estimates with the same store sales flat. the company cut the sales forecast citing brexit and protests in hong kong impacting

ended up with the most speaking time but actually all 4 of the top tier candidates including bernie sanders joe biden and people. had strong debates and so did the 2nd tier candidates cory booker harris and. and also which are and the most important thing here was that the message in tone overall was this message of civility and unity it's very clear that the democrats are trying to portray themselves as the adults in the room and in direct contrast to the circus that is the trump white house. china says that it's ready to retaliate for the u.s. house of representatives passed a bill calling for human rights to be upheld in hong kong the legislation has already been approved by the senate and now goes to president trump china's accused washington of interfering in its an internal affairs of the someone to an american diplomat in beijing in hong kong around 100 student protesters inside a university campus surrounded by police let's take you live now to hong kong on the scene as scott hyla can tell us more about what's been happening today scott. if you will we know that at least several is the

. >>> bernie sanders, joe biden, and elizabeth warren rolling out new campaign ads in iowa. they know a lot of eyeballs will be watching television over the thanksgiving holiday, and sanders is focusing on farmers, biden on foreign policies, and warren on the global climate crisis. >>> she's standing by the wealth tax to pay for her agenda. here's what she said in a very important interview with "the des moines register" editorial board. >> we can't simply say debt, therefore, we can't do anything when i'm out there arguing for universal child care or for housing. i'm going to show first how to pay for it. when i'm arguing for a green new deal, i'm going to show exactly how i'm going to pay for this. >> warren's ultra millnary tax charges 2% on every dollar of net worth above $50 million. households with over a billion would face 6% tax. >>> we have breaking news. a powerful explosion earlier this morning at a chemical placket eap -- plant east of texas. it shook windows. there's an evacuation a half mile from the plant. police told evan they should shelter in place. official

sum up in the 7 point prettier bewail or any laddered in the senate we're bernie sanders and with the vice president joe biden and. sanders and with the vice president joe biden and i had a really great frankly relationship with joe biden i didn't mean that a really great frankly relationship with joe biden i didn't mean now he's considered sort of the moderate he was kind of a liberal when he was in the in the senate but he was now he's considered sort of the moderate he was kind of a liberal when he was in the in the senate but he was a decent guy. you know he wouldn't be mean spirited guy you know he wouldn't be mean spirited and would say they did with you joe biden is someone you could live with. they did with you joe biden is someone you could live with. and present me you would want to hear a thought. well as president me you would want to hear a paused. well let me just say are who you know it looks to me like he's the best of the let me just say are who you know it looks to me like he's the best of the field at the house they answer why do we have such. a rift in the country why this split. the

the former vice president, joe biden and senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders still leading with double digits according to the latest poll. sanders gaining the most since our last poll while biden and warren took a slight dip. this is a national poll. how are voters feeling in iowa? the first caucus state. vaughn hillyard has been there all weekend long, he's been there pretty much all year long and he joins me right now from davenport, iowa. you've been on the campaign trail all weekend in iowa and you see the latest polling being -- is it being reflected out there in the field? >> reporter: we're right here in davenport, iowa, with elizabeth warren who's making her own swing here through the hawk eye state. and we're going to be looking at the difference between the national and iowa polls and largely throughout the year, the two have reflected one another, but at one point does that iowa poll begin to differ from a national poll and what impact does that have. the poll that came out this morning showed joe biden still holding on to his support. but we appreciate note, bernie

horse race all 4 of the top candidates are between 22 and 18 percent that's lisbeth warren bernie sanders joe biden and people detach and biden has been slipping in iowa which is somewhat of a problematic indicator for him in other states going forward in new hampshire it's a lot more about geography so we have senator bernie sanders from vermont the neighboring state and elizabeth warren from massachusetts the neighboring state both have a lot of infrastructure that they can flood into the state to kind of bring up their support in new hampshire so this is going to be quite interesting to see where this goes but again those states are not reflective of the entire population more nationally which is what's quite interesting is biden support continues to melt away but his base of support continues to be among african-americans and the primary in south carolina is going to be decisive in that ok tyson barker has been in super lint thank you for that thank you. as you're watching news still to come. as germany prepares to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall we look at h

elizabeth warren at 16%, joe biden 15%, bernie sanders 15%. mayor buttigieg on top. look at the change since september. plus 16 for mayor buttigieg. elizabeth warren drops 6 to 16. the vice president, former vice president dropped a little bit. bernie sanders actually came up a little bit. amy klobuchar doubling from 3 to 6. but 16 points from accept until now, a big surge for mayor buttigieg. why is this happening? a more moderate electorate in the iowa caucuses. 63% say candidates' views are about right, 63% of likely caucus goers say that about pete buttigieg. this is an interesting dynamic to keep watching. senator warren has been under attack. the attacks are having an impact. in march, 23% of likely caucus goers said senator warren was too liberal. 38% say that now. senator warren slipping a bit in part because even iowa democrats thinking maybe she's a little too liberal. that is a problem for her after all these attacks. if you ask iowa democrats what's most important, they still want to beat president trump. that's why there's good news for vice president bi

. >> bernie sanders, joe biden, and elizabeth warren rolling out new campaign ads over the holidays.e massachusetts senator is standing by her call for wealth tax to pursue her agenda and how to pay for it. >> we can't simply say debt, therefore, we can't do anything when i'm out there arguing for universal child care or for housi housing, i'm going to show first how to pay for it. when i'm arguing for a green new deal, i'm showing exactly how i'm going to pay for it. >> warren's ultra millionaire tax charges 2% on every dollar on net worth of $50 million. households with assets over $1 billion could face a 6% tax. >>> climate change is making home insurance unavailable or unaffordable in areas at greatest risk for natural disasters. in data first compiled by axios, payouts for 2017 and 2018 combined, $219 billion. the highest ever. data shows every state showed annual preem annuals rise between 2007 and 2016. states in tornado alley saw the biggest jump. oklahoma saw premiums jump 78%, an extra 821 buck as year. insurers are also limiting coverage in states deemed too riskky like fl

nine points ahead of senator elizabeth warren, a point ahead of former vice president joe biden and bernie sandersuge investment, his campaign, of money, of time in iowa. it appears to be paying off, at least at this point. he still faces significant challenges, namely picking up support from african-american voters. let's talk about all of this. abby phillip is with us. good morning, abby. how are you? >> good morning! >> so a huge surge, a 16-point surge in a month. the question is, can it last and what are the challenges he still faces? >> yeah, we rarely see numbers like that in this race, which has been pretty tight for a long time, but for the buttigieg campaign, they're viewing this as sort of one of those moments where you just keep the foot on the gas pedal. there's no time now to sort of ease into iowa. because they've seen what's happened to some candidates who have risen and then fallen in the polls. but what you're seeing, i think, there is as you pointed out, a lot of time and investment on the ground. i was with the buttigieg campaign on his last bus tour through iowa, where he stop

rob: bernie sanders going after joe biden and his support for the war in iraq. >> one of the big differencesween the vice president and myself is he supported the terrible war in iraq and i helped lead the opposition against it. we need a foreign policy which will send our enemies off. rob: the idea of getting out of these countries and bringing troops home is popular right now. did your guy drop some blood? >> it is really important on this distinction on policy, joe biden is prepared to step into the oval office and bring the world back together and follow his lead as a senior statesman. what senator sanders is pointing out is when he had an opportunity to show leadership in foreign-policy made a mistake and voted against, voted for a war we voted against or senator sanders voted against. that is a big deal differentiating yourself on foreign-policy. jillian: kamala harris, let's hear what she had to say on minority voters. >> they show up when it is close to election time, show up at a black church and want to get the vote but they haven't been there before. folks get tired of saying just

people like elizabeth warren, people like joe biden, people like bernie sanders are addressing thoseings. so it's kind of real. and what i feel about the democratic candidates are doing is it's real, it's a reality check. >> we appreciate your insights. we will probably have an opportunity to speak again. thank you so much, inga. >> great. thank you very much. >> and we'll have much more on warren's signature plan, medicare for all, in the next hour of "cnn newsroom." >>> firefighters are pulling out all the stops to battle the fires raging in california. they hope a little help from the weather could make the job easier. we'll get the latest on that information for you. plus he helped take down eye sis leader abu bagdadi. when a criminal has your personal information, they can do all sorts of things in your name. criminals can use ransomware, spyware, or malware to gain access to information like your name, your birthday, and even your social security number. - [announcer] that's why norton and lifelock are now part of one company, providing an all in one membership for your cyber s

ago on the program, the very liberal publication of a perk of the nation" pushing against joe biden, saying sandersuld be better as candidates. what do you think about that, leslie? >> look, they are better as candidates for the democrats. but this is about the general election, not just about democrats. it's about independents, republicans who are unhappy with the president and what has become of the party, about swing state voters. speaker pelosi has said, i have said and written on many occasions, this is not where the country is headed. i have said i fear that if elizabeth warren is the nominee she will be able to appeal to those voters. we want to see this sort of food fight over what costs what, does this help republicans, lars? >> it does help republicans, because you framed it up well. joe biden is probably the best chance to go against donald trump. i still think he would lose, but warren and sanders on that bunch, the far left part of the democratic party loves those ideas. the problem is the ideas, as leslie said, and i'm forced to agree with my friend leslie marshall, the general electo

three-way battle for second with senator elizabeth warren at 16% and former vice president joe biden and bernie sanders each at 15%. >> a large show of support is expected today for teachers in south san jose. supporters rally before the school board meeting as the teachers and district have been locked in negotiations for more than a year. teachers rejected a proposal last month and believe the next step may involve bringing in the state mediator. [ bell ] >>> taking a look at the opening bell of the new york stock exchange where the dow is up 27 points and stocks eek out of record highs with gains capping the trade with pessimism. >>> and we will lay out 4,000 employees nationwide and staff reductions will overhaul we works and could amount to a third of the work force. they rent out office space to enterprises. >>> and not the only one getting ready for christmas. you or someone you know may be among those planning to send your own fair share of packages and if so the post office want you to know about the gund, li december 14th. greeting cards and packages under one pound the deadline is december 2

he is 40 years younger than joe biden and bernie sanders.have the tradition l nail washington experience. -- traditional washington experience. he says he has experiences as a candidate, particularly in iowa, where he talked to farmers who are bearing the brunt of president trump's trade war. >> we shouldn't have to pay farmers to take the edge off of a trade war that shouldn't have been started in the first place. i will support farmers -- >> answer the question, would you continue those subsidies or not. >> yes, but we won't need them because we're going to fix the trade war. >> reporter: warren he defended her wealth tax, targeting anyone making over $50 million. she thinks her idea is an appeal that appeals to democrats and also republicans and independents but she has not won everyone in her party over with her wealth tax, especially not everyone on stage. >> on day one, as president, i will do -- bring down the cost of prescription drugs on things like insulin and epipen, first 100 days i'll bring in 135 million people into me caree fo

he is leading sanders and joe biden by ten points. could make candidates polling low he including kamala harris. >>> a functioning device was found. an fbi crime lab is analyzing. 1,800 students were in lock guilockdown yesterday. school remained closed today because of the bomb threat. some students showed up to retrieve their cars left behind when they evacuated. >> it was a little scary when it first happened. i wasn't expecting the announcement to go off saying that we were in a lockdown. >> leaders say nobody made a direct threat to the school. when they reopen tomorrow, students will see extra police and counselors on campus. >>> pushing for more help during the pg & e power outages. the specific things leaders are asking for to better prepare for future shutoffs. >>> my forecast is moving in the right direction. we will talk about our rain outlook and some wet weather that could impact your thanksgiving travel plans in about six minutes. >>> it's time to feed the need. how you can help us make a difference in our community. >>>

joe biden and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren fighting for second place in that state. >> john bell edwards won a second term ending republicans attempt to flip that state. >> back in washington. the president made an unannounced visit to walter reed medical center to to get part of his annual physical completed, we are told. >> white house said he took advantage of free time yesteray to get the process started. >>> so glad fto have you with u here. the new poll showing pete buttigieg surging ahead in iowa. >> reporter: there is a new front-runner in the democratic race in iowa and his name is pete buttigieg. for the first time the south bend indiana mayor holds a clear lead. he climbs to 25% in a new cnn des moines registered iowa poll. warren, biden and sander locked in a three-way race with second place and take a look how the race has changed since only september. buttigieg rising 16 points and warren and biden slipped and sanders and klobuchar in increased. some say they could still choose another candidate and gives a sense of hope to more than a dozen other democrats in the r

three new polls show former vice president joe biden in the lead, with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders close behind, and mayor pete buttigieg in fourth place. but during a recent interview with showtime's "the circus," it shows that the race will come down to mayor buttigieg and warren. buttigieg seemed to walk back those comments on abc this morning. >> look, there is a tremendous amount of energy for a range of candidates who are extremely capable. i'm proud to be part of the most diverse field, i think, ever in democratic presidential politics and some formidable competition. >> cnn political correspondent abby phillip is following mayor buttigieg on the trail in iowa today, and jessica dean is following biden in virginia. first, abby, new polling shows mayor buttigieg with strong support among iowa voters. what is his message for them today? >> reporter: well, the purpose of this bus tour, a three-day swing that the mayor is doing throughout the state of iowa is to really lock in any momentum he might be able to get from that liberty and justice dinner that he made a speech that wa

what you have is biden, sanders, warren, and buttigieg. another story is joehave a strong lead in the national polls. in the first week of october, a lot of a lot of people including me were pointing out that he was essentially tied with elizabeth warren, that has gone away. he has an 11-point lead over bernie sanders in the national polls with warren and buttigieg all in double digits, everyone else's way down at three and 2%. it appears to be a four person race and what is striking is the difference between who is leading in iowa and new hampshire and who is living nationally. >> bret: then you add the factor of michael bloomberg and the money he's spending around the country. as i looked at that and people say what is the path for bloomberg especially if he is not playing in the first four states, is it possible because he's a numbers guy and crunching the numbers that he looks to the possibility that democrats will not get a nominee of the time they get to a convention and what we always talk about, the contested convention happens and he has spent money a

the attendees heard from elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, joe biden and pete buttigieg as well as several of the other candidates. they were there taking their pitch, trying to convince voters why they are the best choice to be the democratic nominee. take a listen to a few of those messages from last night. >> tonight all of us, no matter what candidate we are supporting, are in agreement that we must defeat the most dangerous president in the history of our country. >> the first thing we have to do is get rid of donald trump. get him out of office. and once that happens, the road is clear for significant change. >> i'm not running some consultant-driven campaign with some vague ideas that are designed not to offend anyone. i'm running a campaign based on a lifetime of fighting for working families. >> reporter: now, it's not just the messages that were important last night but also this event gave candidates a chance to show off their organizing strength. how many supporters they could pack into that arena. elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg were among the candidates who had kind of th

three polls with the same names at the top, joe biden, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders.h his numbers are still in the single digits pete buttigieg reliably in fourth. leyla santiago in iowa. right now elizabeth warren is rising in the polls but it is inspiring other candidates to take shots at her, biden and even sanders are attacking her. how is she responding? >> reporter: just as she wrapped up here tonight, she's wrapping up her selfie line right now. one of the things she brought up was the issue of electability. certainly she is telling voters she is the one and really using this medicare for all pitch to talk to the middle class, saying, look, i plan to fund this without raising tax tuesday the middle class. that was a plan she released this week after really being criticized on the debate stage by buttigieg, by biden. and what you heard right now, telling the middle class she will put $11 trillion back in their pocket and not raise taxes. but looking to her opponents to say where are your plans? i released mine and now where are yours? and this was interesting, t

unavoidable backdrop 10 candidates took the stage in atlanta they included front runners joe biden bernie sanders and elizabeth warren each made accusations against mr trump although bernie sanders said they shouldn't become obsessed we have a president who is not only a pathological liar he is likely the most corrupt president in the modern history of america but we cannot simply be consumed by donald trump because if we are going to what we're going to lose the election american people understand is that the congress can walk and should bubble gum at the same thought it over words we can deal with trumps corruption but we also have to stand up for the working families of this country we have a criminal living in the white house and there is no question that in 2020 the biggest issue before us until we get to that tender moment is justice is on the ballot and what we saw today is ambassador signed on by. his own words told us that everyone was in the loop that means it is a criminal enterprise engaged in by the president from what we heard today the vice president the secretary of state and the

ended up with the most speaking time but actually all 4 of the top tier candidates including bernie sanders joe biden and people. had strong debates and so did the 2nd tier candidates cory booker harris and. and also which are and the most important thing here was that the message in tone overall was this message of civility and unity it's very clear that the democrats are trying to portray themselves as the adults in the room and in direct contrast to the circus that is the trump white house in a time of social media. in a time with spin doctors and spin and twitter and just to be clear politicians telling lawyers on social media platforms how long until the democratic candidates the democrat candidates choose to allow. themselves based on the bread and butter issues you know how much money you've got in the bank how much tax you're paying with your job to secure the kind of things that people really want to vote on. like i said you know there were a lot of substantive issues covered in this particular debate there could still have been so much more i mean we we we didn't discuss economic ineq

. >> no comments yet from joe biden or bernie sanders about the widening field.ders was busy unveiling a sweeping immigration plan that would halt deportations, abolish ice, welcome 50,000 climate migrants and offer medicare for all. bloomberg is not likely to qualify for the next democratic debate on november 20th and he will need to spend a record amount of campaign cash even to make it to the december stage. >> if that were to happen. thank you, appreciate it. some thursday night football. the raiders saved the best for last, rallying in the final minutes against the chargers. josh jacobs scoring the second game-winning touchdown in the past 5 days. raiders win 26-24. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. as the person who leaked the abc news video of amy roback was just fired by cbs news. >> i tried for 3 years to get it on to no avail and now it is all coming out, new revelations and i had all of it. >> who legally owns the video. could either network face a lawsuit? the next guest says any case would be hard to prove. >> i am good at dealing wit

joe biden, kamala harris, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, and pete buttigieg. >>> 5 people were arrested in connection with the shooting on halloween night. marin city, vallejo, antioch, and san mateo. 28-year-old le bron wallace from san mateo. 20-year-old wuaquez sweeney and 30-year-old chevron mitchell. and a 5th suspect devon as an alleged accessory. . >> contra costa sheriff's office s.w.a.t. team we have a search warrant and are demanding entry into your residence. >> this is cellphone video given to us by a neighbor showing tactical units going into a house in a marin county home. . >> we want all occupants to exit through the front door with their hands raised above their head. >> 5 men ages 20 to 30 from marin city, sean mcdermott, antioch, and vallejo were arrested. four face murder charges. the 5 is being faced with charged as an accessory and bail of $5,000. >> this man who asked us not to give his namehome where the shooting take place. he and other homeowners tell me they think the damage is done. what they saw halloween night has forever altered their

democrats blitzing through south carolina to new hampshire, a new gallup poll shows joe biden, elizabeth warren, bernie sandersar with voters than george w bush, mitt romney, even john edwards and rudy giuliani when they ran, peter ducey is in greenville south carolina with the race there. >> four months joe biden has been very polite about the political possibility of democratic primary rivals, that ended today when he was asked about patrick's decision to get into the race late because apparently unconvinced that biden has a win against trump and him. >> they show me the other day he went down to morehouse and he had all these hundreds of seats and no one showed up. i like him, he's a good guy, he's a solid guy but this is not about deciding who is ready on day one tonight this country and demonstrate they could and number two who in fact can be commander-in-chief. >> the other democrat might be michael bloomberg putting tens of millions of dollars on tv ads in the firm advertising analytics is estimating its art in the most any candidate has ever spent for a single week of tv time. more than $31 million. th