elsewhere bristol beat worcester.his own british record in the 5000m walk at the national indoor championships in glasgow. he did it injust under 18 minutes and 21 seconds — that's eight seconds faster than his previous best. loads of goals in the premier league today — you can watch them all on match of the day two on bbc one at 10:30 tonight. we're going to take you to the emirates, where pierre emerick aubameyang was the difference in a five goal thriller against everton. rhia chohan was watching. arsenal were going on with three consecutive clean sheets but everton we re consecutive clean sheets but everton were looking for their first win at arsenal since 1996 and one going to let them continue that fall. within the first minute, calvert—lewin sorry opportunity. an acrobatic finish but everton in the driving seat. when nketiah came on, he gifted this. they called for the taciturn and they answered. aubameyang soon made it to— one a but the comeback was short lived. it was levelled at half—time, firing everton at

ireland beat scotland.the way for cornwall. through sunday many of us will catch some rain. some will get it early in the morning, others later on. so this is the sequence of events as we go through the night. here is the rain in the south west. it notice it is try in scotland where there is a frost tonight. here is that rain across the central part of the uk and notice how it moves north through the early morning. by mid morning into the lowlandses and at this stage the weather is improving in the south. for the early birds it might be wet, but then it will be dry and bright. but there could be some showers on way in the afternoon as well. south—westerly winds, so very mild in the south at 1a. but colder in northern scotland around five. that could mean some snow across the mountains. through tomorrow evening, some further showers and this is a nasty area of low pressure for monday. through monday and tuesday we are expecting some stormy weather across some parts of scotland. the western isles could see ga

the women beat new zealand in auckland in a dramatic shootout, 5—4.ampaign after they beat the kiwis 3—0. neil robertson leads graeme dott 5—3 after the opening session of the world grand prix final in cheltenham. he now leads 5—4, the target for victory. and aged just 16 years old, naseem shah has become the youngest bowler to take a hat—trick in test cricket. the pakistan pace bowler achieved the feat against bangladesh in rawalpindi. france made it two wins from two so far in the six nations with a 35—22 bonus—point win over italy today in paris. three first—half tries for the home side, including this from gregory alldritt, helped them to a 13—point lead at half—time. france further extended that lead in the second half with two more tries. baptiste seran with a fantastic individual effort. italy did score three tries of the own, but not enough to stop a 24th consecutive six nations defeat. the women's six nations match between scotland and england was postponed because of storm ciara, but keira griffin led ireland to victory in their game against

kuznetsova beat the number 4 seed, belinda bencic in straight sets. who's ranked 37 in the world. sabalenka won 3—6, 7—6, 6—3 to reach the last four. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, katie shanahan, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello once again. just as i was beginning to think about climatological spring at the end of the week, so thursday brought a taste of winter to some areas, and yet much of the rest of february is going to be all about some really quite heavy rain, some very strong winds. details, of course, on all of the warnings associated with this weather are to be found on the bbc weather website. friday itself starts off dry enough across eastern spots. it's a complete contrast, though, to fortunes towards the west. because here, having had a fairly cool start to the night, so with the cloud pushing in, relatively speaking, i think it will hold up the temperatures. five or six degrees to start off your day. but you've got the cloud and the wind and the rain right f

pakistan stun the former champions the west indies, while england beat thailand to secure their first win of women's t20 world cup hello and welcome along to sport today. right, it's been a big night in european football, with two matches taking place in the last 16 champions league. lyon stunned the italian champions juventus, but we'll start with the two favourites for the trophy as manchester city fought back from a goal down to beat ten man real madrid 2—1. here's our football reporter rob schofield to run through all the details. a huge night for manchester city. on the day that their appeal for this two year european ban from uefa was lodged. they have arguably the most famous night in europe. and it all started terribly for them. junior was in and scored his third of the season. was in and scored his third of the season. jesus peeled off the head in the back post and then the key part of the game, kevin scoring a crucial penalty and then it went from bad to worse for real madrid. sergio ramos with the neck sending off of his career he will miss that second leg at etihad. that i

and ireland beat the reigning champions, wales by 2a points to 1a in dublin.e storm has not yet arrived properly, it isa storm has not yet arrived properly, it is a powerful and dangerous storm which is bearing down upon us. here it is. what is unusual is the isobars are very tightly packed widely over the uk, sol isobars are very tightly packed widely over the uk, so i usually it is across the uk. the met office have numerous warnings in force, and bread for severe gales, england and wales but equally very windy for northern ireland and scotland. those wind strengths will cause widespread disruption, damage and a threat to life with flying debris and trees being brought down, potential power lines down as well. it is very wet across parts of scotland, northern ireland, north—western parts of england and wales to the evening and overnight. in southern scotland there is concern for river flooding as those rains give a lot of rain in as those rains give a lot of rain in a small space of time. the winds are escalating through the night, the rains are spreading to

and ireland beat the reigning champions, wales by 24 points to 14 in dublin.alf past seven. good evening, i am sure you have heard that a storm is brewing, storm keira. it looks as though it will affect most parts of the uk and cause quite a lot of disruption and damage. we have rain moving into the day, this is the storm rushing towards us for sunday, the tightly packed isobars are affecting most parts are packed isobars are affecting most parts a re severe packed isobars are affecting most parts are severe gales and already the rain is upon us. rain and mounting snow across scotland, northern ireland. this is a slow—moving band, not only have we amber warnings but for some of the rivers in particular, in southern parts of scotland, there is concern we will see flash flooding because of the amounts of rainfall coming. it isa of the amounts of rainfall coming. it is a double—edged sword, we have all that slow—moving band of rain continuing through the night into tomorrow morning. it is mild except in the far north of scotland with some mountain snow but rain w

the italian title race hots up — as lazio beat inter milan to go second in serie a.nd england's cricketers pull off a stunning chase to win their t20 series in south africa. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. we start in potugal‘s premeira liga, where porto's 2—1win at vitoria guimaraes on sunday was marred by racist abuse from the crowd directed at the matchwinner moussa marega. the mali international scored on the hour and celebrated by pointing to his skin in response to a section of the home fans who had been targetting him before the goal. chairs were then thrown, marega clearly incensed but the referee chose to book him for his reaction and after the abuse continued he tried to leave the pitch but was stopped by his teammmates. coach sergio conceicao eventually substituted him and later called what happened to his player outrageous. in italy, it's a three horse race for the title as lazio came from behind to move above inter into second place. it all started well for inter who went ahead through ashley young's first half goal, his first in serie a

jose mourinho's tottenham beat pep guardiola's manchester city to boost their hopes of a top four finish in the english premier league. cristiano ronaldo stretches his scoring streak — equalling a club record — as juventus beat fiorenitina in serie a. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. super bowl 5a is living up to the hype — and we've just seen a half show that's done the same. the san francisco 49ers are playing the kanasas city chiefs in miami, our reporter duncan mckenzie—mcharg is outside the hardrock stadium. what is the latest? good evening. the lady says theyjust had a kick out here in the second half, a very entertaining first half us up rippling to san francisco 49ers in the kansas city chiefs. the 49ers threw on the board first with a 30 ya rd ya rd threw on the board first with a 30 yard yard field goal from threw on the board first with a 30 yard yard field goalfrom robbie called. the chiefs completed a 75 ya rd called. the chiefs completed a 75 yard drive by patrick mahomes running into the end zone. kansas city seven, san francisco three, jimmy then through a

when you go to the rallies, democrats are like beat trump, beat trump, beat trump and then talk about the other issues. sanders making the case, we can't beat trump. it will be interesting to see, if you look in the rear view mirror, it's hard to make a case. we elected obama and elected trump. buttigieg says no, no, no, it cannot be a democratic socialist. >> i think it would be very difficult, and it's not just because of the labels, it's because of the approach. when you look at what he's proposing in terms of the budget, all the things he's put forward in how to pay for them, there's a $25 trillion hole in how to pay for everything he's put forward. >> new hampshire doesn't settle this argument tonight. it's been the defining argument of the race. new hampshire won't settle that, but it will tilt the scales a little bit. >> if pete buttigieg outperforms sanders, although it's looking sanders is in the lead right now, that can certainly help him heading into nevada. again, someone like buttigieg does not have the support amongst black and brown voters that someone like sanders does

he got beat last night. down the list, he got beat by someone else who's in his zone of the party. pete buttigieg. and so to me, you go to new hampshire, and you don't win or you don't do well over there, it's a long way to go and a long time to get to south carolina. i don't know how you raise enough money to keep it afloat, that long and then it's super tuesday. >> i have to say, he put in the time. you've been in iowa many times. i was out with joe biden in iowa in november. he did a town hall. he sat there the whole hour. every commercial break, he's in the audience arguing with the professors. it was grinnell college on health care. stayed for hours afterward. >> right. >> the guy put the time in. in iowa. >> mark. >> generational. specifically where we were when we saw him, you know, that time, he has a generational issue right now. and that's understandable. i mean, he's not going to be able to relate the same way that a mayor pete buttigieg would resonate. >> yeah, the message, i just don't think you

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still leading and then people see him take a beating and they are like i guess someone can beat him. what now. >> this is part of what is driving bloomberg. there is an electability sense because a, the hype scrutiny decline that happens to every candidate. they get hyped. scrutinized. they come down a bit. we have seen multiple cycles for some candidates but the money that he is spending is a message. not just he is on the air with $350 million. he is saying wouldn't it be nice to have a billionaire on your side. wouldn't it be nice for a guy to roll in here and spend a few billion to beat donald trump. that is a message about his own electability. >> that is part of the message, but he has been in so many of the states since thanksgiving or before and it is the power of suggestion. if i hear your message time and time again. if i see your face. the only thing i am hearing are the positives and the policy perspectives that have been detailed just for me. he has been targeting specific voters. >> very specifically. >> so, for those of us who are in new york from 2001 to 2013. we saw

joe biden beats him by seven. bernie sanders beats donald trump by eight points. and mike bloomberg right now is beating him by nine points. the lesson is he is weak. he is vulnerable. politically. he's beatable. he wants you to believe he's strong but he's not. he is not a colosses. he's a conman. so, democrats don't have to be afraid of the guy across the street. they just got to get out there and they have to do the work to beat him. that's it. no shortcuts. it is hard work, however, the work of beating him. if you don't believe that, just ask my next guest how his work has been going this week. the chairman of the democratic national committee, tom perez. tom. [ applause ] >> thank you, chris. >> how has your week been? >> you know what, not withstanding the challenges we had in iowa, i'm really excited about new hampshire. i was there last weekend and i want to thank all the voters there that i spoke to. i heard that fear. i want to remind you of 1991. it's very similar to where we're at now. in 1991 george herbert walker bush, his approval ratings were north

and mignon du preez is the star of the show for south africa as they beat england by six wickets in the women's t20 world cup in perth. the day after is just as sweet for the new wbc heavyweight champion tyson fury. what next for him, after his destruction of deontay wilder? welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. we start in italy where four serie a games were postponed on sunday over fears of the spread of coronavirus. the suspension was announced by italian prime minister giuseppe conte. inter milan's home game against sampdoria was one of the games to be called off. inter are due to host bulgarian side ludogorets in the return leg of their europa league last—32 tie on thursday. in a statement, european football's governing body uefa says it's: "in touch with inter and with local authorities on the matter — and there's no further comment to be made at this stage". in one of the two matches that did go ahead, lazio kept their scudetto hopes alive with a thrilling 3—2 win at genoa. it was in part thanks to ciro immobile‘s 27th serie a goal in 25 games — what a season he's havin

and we beat him. a drum. >> people who are betting real cash on this have me as the heaviest favorite to beat donald trump. >> put on your practical iowa hats and really think not about what you necessarily want or -- it's not about us as individuals. >> the president's approval rating has actually ticked up compared to where it was before impeachment in the nbc "wall street journal" poll just out today, president is at 46% approval. it's almost the highest rating of his entire presidency. the president was here in iowa just last week and mick mulvaney and more than republican surrogates are coming tomorrow. perhaps no one framed the political moment that we're in quite like republican senator lamar alexander, whose decision not to call witnesses in the impeachment trial was seen as the pivotal moment this week. >> he shouldn't have done it. and now i think it's up to the american people to say, okay, good economy, lower taxes, conservative judges, behavior that i might not like, call to ukraine, weig

and final pitch, the democrats make the closing arguments about who can beat president trump. >> you have to represent the whole country. >> this is no time to fall back. >> presidential candidate pete buttigieg joining me next. >>> and the president on a fast track for acquittal, and even though many say that his call was not perfect w4567and the fa. >> i am looking to see how the voters in iowa view this. >> i will speak to senator joni ern ernst. >>> i'm jake tapper in the beautiful state of iowa where our state of the union is ready to hear from the actual voters through actual voting. we join you this morning from the campus of drake university in des moines, one day before the iowa democrats kickoff the 2020 presidential contest in a contest that will help to decide who the president will face this fall. in washington, the president is set to be acquitted by the senate on the two articles of impeachment on wednesday, but not before the president delivers the state of the union address the day before, tuesday, with several lawmakers who are hoping to unseat him in the audience.

birmingham beat sunderland 1—nil in the other game.g a one sided final in the welsh open snooker. shaun murphy needs just two more frames against kyren wilson when the evening session resumes at 7. he leads 7—1 — having made two centuries in the process. welshman elfyn evans has taken the lead in the world rally championship after victory in the second round in sweden. he preserved his overnight lead on sunday's only stage — praising his toyota team for what he called a "fantastic result" and england's jodie ewart shadoff finished 10th at the australian open golf — seven shots behind south korea's inbee park — who won her 20th lpga title. in rugby union's premiership, bristol bears staged a thrilling comeback to beat northampton saints. bristol had been 14—nil down against the team in second place, with just thirty minutes remaining, but in a remarkable 13 minute spell they scored 17 points, with lewis thiede's try putting bristol into the lead for the first time. they won 20 points to 14 sam skinner and matt fagerson have been added t

if somebody wants to beat bernie, get out and beat him for pete's sake. >> bernie, weigh in on this reportnterviewing 93 super delegates saying bernie sanders needs to have a majority versus plurality for them to move forward with him, if not, could feasibly be a brokered convention. >> well, those are the rules and the rules that the dnc laid out and everybody is playing by the rules, they're in there for a reason. if they don't like the rules, they should have changed the rules. those are the rules they're living under. >> thank you both. appreciate it. >>> coming up next, the latest on the spread of coronavirus with two infectious disease experts. stay with us here on msnbc. you, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com until i found out what itst it actually was.ed me. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. duster extends to three feet to get all tha

sheffield united, though, are up to 5th in the premier league table after beating bournemouth 2—1. fourth placed chelsea. conor mcnamara was watching at bramall lane. that was an entertaining night, they gave as good as they got and lead this match early. callum wilson with the much—needed goal but billy sharp's equaliser, the timing of it, right on the cusp of half—time opened the doorfor right on the cusp of half—time opened the door for sheffield united and they were the better team in the second half. sheffield united back up second half. sheffield united back up infifth, second half. sheffield united back up in fifth, this was a good performance today and victory earned with well forged sheffield steel. we have just rolled on and rolled onto the next game. took the defeats on the chin and tried to go and when the next game of all, and we have done that. the points, 39 points at this stage of the season is fabulous from a promoted side, but we go again. we have got a bit of a break now, but we will go again and it has to be that way. we want to achieve something this season. we

and we upped our foot beats in late 2017. we continue that strategy and we want that to continue. and that's why it's so important that we're able to recruit and get the finest in our police department to fill our ranks so we can continue these strategies and make them more robust. with that, we are boosting our policing efforts. we all know in 2017 that we took a stand in the u.n. plaza area and we put out a mobile command post there. and we increased our foot beat patrol there is, and it made a difference. we'll continue that with our mid-market foot beats and thanks to mayor breed and her emphasis on community policing with the men and the women that i'll introduce in a minute, our leadership teams, we'll further increase our foot patrols and focus continually on the mid-market area. i talked to many people, business owners, residents and visitors, who have told me personally they have noticed a difference when our officers are out there. that's why we need our officers out there and we need them engaged and to do the job

bernie sanders beating donald trump.rown catherine clark in there, she would've beat donald trump. >> i think, you know, we could run mickey mouse against this president and have a shot. >> donald trump in the battleground states, his numbers are moving up your democratic front runners, joe biden, is in shambles. >> laura: anyone can beat trump, that is what they are saying. because they are wrong. mike bloomberg has come i'm not sure anyone else has. he's doing pretty well down south, in second place in florida and doing competitively in alabama and arkansas. >> laura: where is he on drug legalization? he was good on the pot issue. good in my view. is he for legalizing all the stuff now? because he used to be against it. >> he is for decriminalization. >> what about the mayor of new york, he's been silent on what is going on and they are letting hate crimes criminals -- >> laura>> i don't think they an anything if you see what bill de blasio said on him. >> laura: how was he going to argue that trump is not a success on

>> i think first of all the people are only going to go with someone who can beat donald trump or beatthink voters want to fall in love or at least very deep like. i think mike bloomberg is testing the system here. at remains to be seen if it will work. if not the first person of means who is willing to pour a lot of money in. but he's going to have to have a very strong showing in states on super tuesday that her delegate based. take a look at california. he's arty spent over a hundred million dollars in that state and he's pulling where he broke double digits and only one pole. he's got to demonstrate that he can win with a different kind of campaign. barack obama had a different kind of campaign in reverse where he built up a big ground campaign in 2007 and eight and then augmented it with a very significant paid media campaign. bloomberg is going to have to get people on the ground to support him. he's testing the theory of whether you can just win this with. [inaudible] gerry: what the odds we get to june july, the convention and nobody has a majority? >> greater than they have ev

while millwall beat promotion—chasing preston north end 1—nil.rce felt in the match between southampton and burnley and the bad weather has caused a couple of postponements in the scottish premierhsip — motherwell — st mirren off due to a waterlogged pitch. and rangers against livingston has been moved to tomorrow. elsewhere bottom place hearts produced a two—goal comeback against 10—man hamilton to salvage 2—2 draw. hearts are still a point behind second from bottom hamilton. in the days‘s other match ross county scored a late equaliser at home to stjohnstone. so rangers and celtic are both due to play tomorrow. celtic currently 10 points ahead of rangers but they have played a game more. now many british athletes have been stepping up their winter preparations this weekend at the glasgow grand prix. this event saw two of scotland's big middle distance medal hopes for the summer's 0lympics competing in separate events. both laura muir and jemma reekie won their respective races, but the day belonged to what could be one of athletics‘ newest star

tottenham are back in the champions league hunt after beating manchester city.trated and dizzy, but djokovic is champion in australia once again. also coming up in the programme... find out why this goal for great britain's hockey team counted for nothing against australia. and countdown to super bowl 5a. we're just a few hours away — will it be the 49ers or the chiefs? good evening. in their first match since the world cup final, england have been beaten in the six nations championship, 24—17 by france in paris. they had been 21r—0 down and two jonny may tries at least saw them earn a losing bonus pont, but that will be very little consolation. our sports correspodnent andy swiss was at the match. they had arrived with such confidence, but the england fans flocking to paris were in for an almighty shock. a wall of noise and a sea of french flags and the hosts were utterly inspired. five minutes gone and vincent rattez darted over, the start of a dream first half for france and england's worst nightmare. france's six nations bursts into life. anything that could

trump and if we can't beat trump then none of the differences make any difference. it is absolutely important that we ask two questions. you've been asking them on this show. one is, he's running on the economy. you have to have the experience and expertise to understand growth and job creation in order to be beat him. that's one. i can do it. that's my history. two, we need a united democratic party and that goes across a bunch of different parameters. you have been talking about sort of if i may, the difference between the progressives and i'm a progressive and the so-called moderates. >> okay. >> but there are a lot of different ways to cut our electorate and the traditional democratic party an one is race and i also if you heard me on that debate stage i said we have gone through two thirds of this darn debate and nobody has mentioned african-americans, no one has mentioned latinos, asian americans or native americans, no discussion whatsoever about the fact that we have a very wonderfully diverse democratic party and country and we have to address those issues

joe can beat trump. if you look at the poles he is beating him in pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin and michigan. >> doctor jill biden making the case that is the foundation of her husband's campaign that he is the one that can win in november. >> bernie is trying to buy the young vote saying i will pay for your education that he can't do it. >> joe biden has gone joe namath on the contest. california however will be a much tougher challenge for biden and everybody else who is not a senator from vermont. bernie sanders has opened a significant lead in the polls. it is critical, remember our conversation about how the delegates will be awarded and have to get 50% statewide. if you fail to get 15% and you get none and that poses a serious risk. >> if you don't cross 15% statewide and you don't cross 15% in whole bunch of the districts and you come out of california with next to nothing. >> this is the weekend for one last push. >> it only takes one person to stand up. >> ballots are now being counted so the vo

and most importantly, who has the total package to beat trump? >> i'm a fresh face up here for a presidential debate, and i figure, pete, that 59, my age, is the new 38 up here. the second thing i think about is this. and that -- >> a good 50. >> meeting the moment. >> reporter: next tuesday, new hampshire voters get their moment. i'm david wright for "nightline" in washington. >> our thanks to david. >>> up next, breaking down the debate with our powerhouse round table. i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. almost 98% of people did not have another dvt or pe. don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of blood clots. while taking, a spinal injection increases the risk of blood clots, which may cause paralysis- the inability to move. you may bruise more easily o

why do you think bernie can't beat donald trump? >> most of the people i'm talking to are on board with big changes. as a matter of fact, one of the historic facts about america today, for example, we have a strong american majority that is ready to see the public sector step up and ensure there is no such thing as an uninsured american. just not crazy about kicking people off their private plans. it's one example of issue after issue where we have the chance to energize a powerful majority. we can't afford to polarize it at a moment like this. it's just not true that you would have to choose against the status quo or a total revolution. there is another way and that other way happens to be what most democrats and what moss america -- most americans want. >> so you think bernie sanders would lose to donald trump? >> i think i have a better chance against donald trump. >> we talked about your ability to win over voters of color. a new poll shows you at zero percent for black voters. staff members of color on your campaign say they fe

this wire is we beat it together and that's what we've been saying just a consistent message we're in this together and the virus is the common enemy and what we want to see and this great to see the international team arriving now in china and it's a multinational team and it contains experts from all over the world including the united states so i think we're moving forward in a very positive way you had some pretty positive things to say about china's own efforts this morning when you spoke can you tell us why you take such a positive view view because in fact there's been a good deal of criticism as well yeah and in all crisis management ers criticism for mistakes there are all kinds of things we do in a crisis we are we're acting on limited information all the time in a crisis you never have the information you need to make the perfect decision which must act and what we've seen a strong action in the face of with developing crisis so we praise that we praise cambodia for having the ship we praise all the countries in africa a week ago only 2 countries in africa have the capacity

she is saying find the candidate who can beat president trump in november. all candidates are pushing a very strong electability message. there is no agreement what electability means. it means different things to different people. but the key now is not what's happening with the candidates, it's what's happening in the neighborhoods across des moines, across the larger cities and smaller towns across the state. caucuses are about organization. caucuses are a team meeting, if you will. there are about 75 of them across the state where friends and neighbors come to express their thoughts. if turnout is big, does that benefit bernie sanders? that's what he believes. if it is small, it might benefit a smaller candidate. but no question this is the beginning of the road, certainly not the end of it for most of the candidates. one more day, fredricka. >> the clock is ticking, jeff zeleny. thank you so much. meanwhile, some of the more moderate members of this race are staking their claim on this key state. cnn's abby phillip is following pete buttigieg's campaign

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we have to ask ourselves as democrats how are we going to beat donald trump, who can beat donald trumpcan take them down on the economy? who can pull together a diverse coalition and get people to the polls? it has to happen. we have to confront that openly and we can't pretend is not true in hopes it will not deal with the real issue. it is not going away. that is the point of this week. we have to confront the fact mr. trump can be reelected, that he has a dangerous and skillful demagogue, and we have to take him down on the debate stage and have to convince diverse americans across the country and across the board this is the year that everybody has to show up together to beat this guy. that is the task. let's deal with the truth, not pretend it's not true. david: i really appreciate you taking your time. you are awfully busy getting ready for the debate tonight. tom steyer, candidate for president. we will have live coverage at 7:00 p.m. eastern time on tuesday. this is " balance of power" on bloomberg radio and television. ♪ david: this is "balance of power ." i am david westin. s

while the can't beat me on points, not possible. —— wailed.if he goes the distance i am a clear winner for sure. we spoke about this being your third appearance in vegas. first time around you said you did not want to come here unless you were ready to fight on top of the bill, now it is a monster occasion. so how is this getting you? it's a boxing match to me. i'm not going to dress it up because they don't want to dress up in my mind. i could make myself believe all the things that it is, i can tell them sad things to me and get rolled up about it, but they don't want to do that. can you do that 24 don't want to do that. can you do that 2a hours a day? —— riled up. they can keep it down, 2a ales a day until friday. —— i can keep it. when iam in until friday. —— i can keep it. when i am in the ring it is the biggest fight in 30 years or more, since 1971. so let's get it on. you need that kind of nerves. you need nerves going into these big fights. it's healthy. and on the night hopefully i will have a few nerves and stuff. my i will have a fe

beat donald trump.r one. number two, the mayor makes an interesting point. the mayor says he has a great record, that he's done these wonderful things. the fact of the matter is he has n not managed his city very well when he was there. he had stop and frisk, throwing close to 5 million young black men up against a wall. when we came along in our administration with president obama and said we're going to send in a meetua yamediator to he said that's unnecessary. we're going to get a chance to talk about the mayor's record. but in terms of who is best prepared to beat donald trump, look at your poll and what it says. >> mayor buttigieg, you'd like to weigh in. >> yes. we've got to wake up as a party. we could wake up two weeks from today, the day after super tuesday, and the only candidates left standing will be bernie sanders and mike bloomberg, the two most polarizing figures on this stage. and most americans don't see where they fit if they've got to choose between a socialist who thinks that capital

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we are going to beat trump. we're going to beat trump. >> sean: good luck with that. >> whether you beat trump is another story. >> sean: dan bongino. let's go back to the statistics. under obama biden, more food stamps. they had eight years. i didn't mention criminal just tis reform nor opportunities for minorities in america. trump did that. not obama, not biden, donald j. trump. >> yeah. also the worst recovery from a recession -- >> and bernie is going to do better. >> i don't know what he's going to talk about. >> sean: hang on. dan first. dan? >> i'm sorry. but dr. west doesn't know what he's talking about. i played videos of bernie sanders himself supporting so soviet union. they have puppet shows. i can play it. i'm not going to be lectured how bernie sanders didn't support the soviet union. you're right, barack obama had the worth recovery from recession in modern american history. >> sean: hang on, brother cornell. hang on. >> we're talking about russian culture. he's not supporting -- >> sean: i have

. >> our number 1 job to beat donald trump. >> i believe you're doing to make me president of the united states. heather: but is there even a front runner, live in des moines with last-minute messaging from the campaign trail, end in sight for never-ending impeachment trial and why are adam schiff and nancy pelosi looking for ways to kick him out of office, "fox & friends first" start right now. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning to you, you're watching "fox & friends first" on the monday morning, i'm heather childers, thank you so much for being with us, it's great to be with you after a week of vacation and a lot is still going on including include 2020. democratic candidates making final push before iowans cast their first votes. >> it's not good enough to come we have to stand up. >> i have a nickname to give him, former president donald trump. >> our number 1 job is to beat donald trump, women win. >> i believe you're going to make me the president to the united states and i will do everything i can to make you crowd. heather: griff jenkins where a tight race appears to be shaking up, good m

in terms of being able to beat donald trump. i'm better positioned to beat him in your poll. the mayor says that he has a great record. the fact of the matter is, he has not managed his city very, very well when he was there. he didn't get a lot done. he has stop and frisk, throwing close to 5 million young black men up against a wall. and when we came along in our administration and said, we're going to send in a moderator -- a mediator to stop it, he said, that's unnecessary. we're going to get a chance to talk about the mayor's record, but in terms of who is best prepared to beat donald trump, look at your poll and what it says. >> mayor buttigieg, you want to weigh-in? >> we have to wake up as a party. the only candidates left standing will be bernie sanders and mike bloomberg. the two most polarizing figures on this stage. and most americans don't see where they fit if they have to choose between a socialist who thinks capital inch is the root of all evil, and a billionaire that thinks power ought to be the root of all power. let's put forward someone who's actually a de

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i'm amy klobuchar and i will beat donald trump. ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born freen free ♪ rob: in new hampshire it is wednesday february 12th and you are watching "fox and friends first" to. jillian: the results are in this time. bernie sanders declared the winner in the new hampshire primary. rob: pete buttigieg giving bernier run for his money on sanders home turf coming at a close second. jillian: a surprising third-place finisher amy klobuchar who threw down the granite state gauntlet. rob: todd pyro breaking down the results on the republican side and bernie sanders senior advisor, and -- >> we start with griff jenkins in new hampshire with a play-by-play of the first in the nation primary. >> reporter: it doesn't get any tighter at the top then buttigieg and sanders, sanders claiming victory over buttigieg but it was less then one% of is both claiming some sort of victory last night. >> let me say tonight that this victory here is the beginning of the end for donald trump. >> thanks to you, a campaign that some said shouldn't be here at all has shown that we