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a boston university researcher accused of being a secret operative of the chinese military.arvard researcher caught at the airport allegedly trying to smuggle biological materials to china. all three incidents were this week, and they're not alone. u.s. intelligence officials say america's world class university system has become a soft target in the global espionage war with china. >> all the research, development, cutting edge technology, all the ideas emanates on university campus. and our adversaries know that. >> reporter: over the last year, the fbi and other agencies have demanded that universities do a better job protecting their sensitive research, an effort to make sure their foreign scholars don't have hidden relationships with foreign companies and universities. >> we're estimating about $500 billion a year in economic loss, just from the company of china. that is theft of intellectual property and trade secrets. >> reporter: some chinese students say they feel unfairly targeted. jason zhou is a math and computer science major at the university of rochester. he s

a boston university researcher accused of being a secret operative of the chinese military another harvardesearcher caught at the airport allegedly trying to smuggle biological materials to china all three incidents were this week, and they're not alone. u.s. intelligence officials say america's world class university system has become a soft target in the global espionage war with china. >> all the research, development, cutting-edge technology, all the ideas emanates on university campus. and our adversaries know that. >> reporter: over the last year, the fbi and other agencies have demanded that universities do a better job protecting their sensitive research an effort to make sure their foreign scholars don't have hidden relationships with foreign companies and universities. >> we're estimating about $500 billion a year in economic loss just from the country of china. that's theft of intellectual property and trade secrets >> reporter: some chinese students say they feel unfairly targeted jason zao is a math and computer science major at the university of rochester he says he was taken

harvard's chemistry department for false statements related to a chinese plan and a pla officer at boston universityg her military ties. they have shown they're willing to steal their way up the economic ladder at our expense. connell: terry terchi, former assistant director of counterterrorism at the fbi. terry, i thought this was, especially with trade, we've made progress, we've gotten phase one done, chris wray and the fbi certainly hasn't changed its tune. this is certainly a tough speech he came before the trade deal came out. what do you make of this with regard to china? >> director wray is right on target. people don't realize we read the headlines. we see the great talk about trade agreements. what these things do, big political developments, they facilitate operations of chinese intelligence services in america. and, when you talk about the chinese, you're talking about literally decades of china probably being one of the most proficient collectors and, just most competent people when it comes to targeting americans. they target the economy and we probably lose two million jobs every year

to raise a child from birth to 5 than to send kid to college at boston university. >> rent control, yes or no, senator? would support any community that wants it to impose rent control. >> local options? sen. markey: local option. if they believe in their community the housing costs have far out of control, that it's leading to an exodus the poorest and the most vulnerable out of that community should have a right to impose rent control in order to stabilize that community. gentrification that is taking place across our state but it's across the country, as well. we just have to deal with this as the epidemic which it is housing, education, transportation and breaking down of the discriminatory barriers are actually at the heart of this issue. we have to make sure that we're giving these opportunities to every family but especially those who are black and brown. i grew up white. there are much higher -- [laughter] >> to be clear. sen. markey: i'm very conscious conscious of the discriminatory barriers that i with.t have to deal >> moving on to healthcare. >> we have one of the lowest co

colorado boulder, university of texas andersen cancer center, mit, university of chicago, penn, boston universitya&m, yale, carnegie mellon. they launched an investigation into harvard last july and also yale. yale alone failed to report $375 million in foreign exists. this money can buy influence and access to research. comes from countries like china, qatar, saudi arabia and united arab emirates. he used to prosecute cases like this. this is the just the beginning. >> this is the opening salvo. the administration wanted to make a splash. that is why it went after harvard and yale. this affects juts about every college and university in the united states. folks at those institutions are concerned because they're typically not subject to this kind of enforcement scrutiny. reporter: the office of science and technology policy inside of the white house believes countries like china and others see that universities as soft target. the director says that they want to make sure that this money does not buy influence to get to the research. he agrees. >> china trying to influence what's happening in th

child karr, costs more to raise a child from birth to five than to send the kid to college at boston university>> rent control, yes or no senator. >> i would support any community that wants to impose rent control. if they believe -- >> local option. >> local option. if they believe in their community that the housing costs have just spiraled, so far out of control, that it's leading to an exodus of the poorest and the most vulnerable, that community should have a right to impose rent control and in order to stable is the communication. we're seen a gentrification across the state and across the country as well. we just have to deal with this as the dep epidemic chit is because housing, education, transportation, and breaking down of the discriminatory barriers that exist are actually at the heart of the issue. we have to make sure we're giving the opportunities to every family but especially those who are black and brown. grew up white. now there are much higher areas than black -- >> let's clear. >> very conscious of it and very conscious of the discriminatory barriers i did not have to deal

boston. a student at the university of massachusetts boston tested positive after traveling to the center ofhe outbreak. he has been placed in isolation but the news has certainly rattled fell low students. >> it worries me that we don't know how long he's been here, has he gone to classes? and we don't know what to do. >> anyone who came in contact with him, we're working on that situation. >> now, this makes for the eighinin saa county announced yesterday. the man fell ill after returning from wuhan last week. he's been isolated and health officials say the risk to the public is low. meanwhile travis air force base in fairfield is among four u.s. installations on stand by to house and quarantine up to 1,000 american evacuees. travis has been hand picked to house 250 evacuees in individual rooms. if it happens, the evacuees would stay there through february 29th. the base released a statement saying airmen would not have direct contact with evacuees. but some locals are still concerned that their own health could be at risk while others say travis is the best place to help. >> it's very sca

political universe for the next 48 hours, where democrats are still shopping in a crowded field, looking for a standard bearer to take on donald trump. a new tracking poll today from "the boston globe" in suffolk university has bernie sanders in the lead. some surprises. amy klobuchar is surging on pete buttigieg's heels after her strong friday night debate performance. she's hoping that becomes a springboard for primaries to come. at a biden get out the vote event in guilford, new hampshire and von in new hampshire. von, first to you. >> reporter: good morning, andrea. this is pete buttigieg's moment. we said that in iowa, where he needed to come out of the midwest with the case that he's the one best equipped to beat donald trump. he left iowa with virtually a tie to bernie sanders. can he pull it off in new england? you look at recent polling, he had a serge of about 10 points in new hampshire. will it be enough to beat bernie sanders? it has been iowa and new hampshire with pete buttigieg performing strong. he needs a new hampshire victory or near victory to propel him to the next states, south carolina and nevada, where polling shows him in single digits and nothing to s

. >> shannon: let's talk about the primary poll that we have with "the boston globe," university pollbernie sanders at 24%, pete buttigieg at 23, elizabeth warren at 13, joe biden and 11, did anybody change their position from that stack tonight? >> i don't think so, status quo for all four of them which is generally pretty good for bernie sanders and p do to pete buttigieg breed of overall, pretty solid performance from him. of elizabeth warren who really had the disappointing i'll be a third place finish in iowa, she's swooning in the state that is just north of her native massachusetts. she needs to make the move tonight and she really didn't and we see the springboard or firewall in the near future for her. i don't really think she did what she needed to to do anything beyond her typical speech freedom as i said, it's not making the move and joe biden conceded the state of new hampshire and many of his answers tonight seem to calibrated tour looking ahead to south carolina and his firewall particularly african-americans he is not about it. >> gone down like they were talking tonig

you mentioned the polls, talk about the latest polls you were referencing, suffolk university, boston, sanders leading with 27% in this poll, buttigieg and klobuchar in third-place, not as close between sanders and buttigieg evidence that being and the second poll from emerson college predicted the same top-5 but with different percentages biden not faring well in the paul either. >> the polling predicted perhaps not the top person, within the margin a but the losers, what we are seeing nationally in the quinnipiac is bernie sanders has eclipsed joe biden is the front runner and bernie sanders is the democratic front runner nationally. he is leading in every front and it shows joe biden's firewall of not just south carolina but african-americans needs to be carrying 50% of the african-american voting block, that has fallen to 25%. african-americans are abandoning joe biden. what the left with? >> like everyone else in the country they are looking at the first 2 races, the caucus in iowa, the primary in new hampshire and they want to pick a winner. we will see what happens. talk about

the new boston globe suffolk university poll has sanders and buttigieg almost tied, sanders on top atigieg 23%, up four points and warren and biden, the significance is biden has fallen behind warren. yesterday he was ahead of her. his wife was at a diner yesterday talking to voters. we talked to those voters as well. >> i haven't decided. i like amy klobuchar. her policies are progressive but also reasonable and i like her healthcare. >> reporter: are you undecided? >> undecided between vice president biden and mayor peter. >> reporter: will you vote for biden? >> bernie. >> reporter: why? >> i like his policies come his agenda, fighting for women's rights since he started in the senate. >> reporter: are you going to vote? >> biden, i like yang and mayor pete. >> reporter: a possible vote here. you got to convince her. all eyes on the debate stage tonight. looking to stand out with a two man race at the top between buttigieg and sanders. todd: it will be interesting to see how this week's and arrogance make it on the debate stage. thanks. jillian: two coronavirus evacuation flights t

been involved in politics before , the students i met in keene last week who are coming up from boston university single weekend and knocking multiple packets a day, the high school student lily i met in hampton who was on her second shift of the morning. the organizers in conway and in keene who are working their hearts out for pete because they believe in him and are so excited about what he is going to do not only for the country but for the world. the energy is electric and we are so proud to be a part of it. host: gary, democrats line in minnesota. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have a question about the new hampshire primary in general. is it prohibited for a registered republican to vote in the democratic primary, as mr. trump suggested they do? gary. hi, thanks for calling in. people have up to a certain thent of time before primary to switch their voter registration if they so choose, however on the day of the primary, independent voters that make up roughly 40% of the electorate can draw either ballot, republican or democrat. key to winning the democratic primary,

he is in third in a new "boston globe" suffolk university poll for new hampshire is biden's campaignll viable. >> absolutely. if you are a true democratic insider you would not think that joe biden would do well in iowa to begin with. it is 9 percen 90% white and a g college environment, he is mainly older white and mine orbitieminorities, that not iow. i would say he is viable, he is looking more to nevada and south carolina. david: 15 second. >> we know we will do better in south carolina, one thing about iowa is turn out of the low. i think that speaks poorly for democrats that includes joe biden. if he is frontrunner where was his crowd. david, agree -- that. >> travelers beware, popular program department of homeland security is now ending for state of new york. that will infuriate a lot of frequent flyers, details with judge napolitano next. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. if you

an university of massachusetts boston student who traveled recently to wuhan is the latest to be diagnosed. in china, the number of deaths stands at least 304 with more than 2,000 new cases reported in the past 24 hours. the state department has warned americans against traveling to china, and the u.s. is making arrangements for the 1,000 americans who are still in the epicenter of the crisis to fly home. once that get here, they will be quas quarantined for two wee. there are also new restrictions at 5:00 p.m. today. any american citizens returng be asked to self-quarantine, and be monitored for symptoms of the corona virus felt if you. if you are at american citizen traveling from china you won't be allowed to enter the u.s. we begin with national security adviser robert o'brien. good morning, thanks for having me. how are you about the information the chinese government is sharing? do we know where the virus came from? >> we don't how. we're working with the health world organization, and our folks to get to the bottom of it. so far the chinese have been more transparent than in past cr

right now it shows sanders in the lead, this is the latest suffix university boston globe survey buttigieg climbing with 112%, warren at 13 and biden at 10 and from there drops to single digit to klobuchar. they have a century-long tradition of getting things right. >> when our citizens cast a ballot, they know their vote will be counted correctly can integrity and on time. >> new hampshire uses paper ballots; there's no app to fail, there's nothing to hack, things are done old school here and voter turnout is pretty strong. >> you know, this is our 100th year of conducting the primary, for those of us who were born and raised here this is part of who we are, and it is taken seriously, you will see that our percentage of voter turnout in new hampshire will surpass any other state. >> secretary of state bill gardner has made a turnout prediction here for the first in the nation primary, he's predicting 420,000 votes will be cast, that would be the most cast in a presidential primary when there is an incumbent running for reelection gardner expect more democrats to show up at the polls

"boston globe"/suffolk university poll shows them neck and neck.ator bernie sanders comes in first with 27%. former south bend mayor pete buttigieg second at 19%. amy klobuchar at 14%. the margin of error is plus or minus 4.4 points. road warriors are spread throughout the state. joining me from rochester, new hampshire, ali vitale and from salem, new hampshire, mike memoli. ali, elizabeth warren, i think got an event behind you. trying to make the case to people she is the best candidate to beat donald trump. what is the point she is putting forward to have voters convinced of that? >> reporter: first of all, ali, i'll speak at a golf whisper because we're do the q&a portion and every single candidate out with them in the last few months trying to make the case they're the best positioned to beat donald trump. elizabeth warren is making the new riff of how she's won unwinnable fights and started with a personal narrative of always wanting to be a teacher. she has an uphill battle and managed to go to college and get a degree and become a teacher.

if you look at the latest boston club university paul, he is pulling had for the first time at 25%, oneden has been in fourth place and consider this, this is a tracking poll. on monday buttigieg was at 11, he has gained 14 points so it will be fascinating to see how it turns out. we are going to go to a buttigieg event in a couple hours to see what this momentum is all about. >> thank you very much, appreciate it. we will bring in fox news contributor, former secret service agent, nypd officer, thanks for being here. the headline, the democrats want to keep two things alive, socialism alive and soleimani. they say they wouldn't have killed him. how did their message last night resonate with folks? >> a disaster. there were some hilarious moments where bernie sanders talked about how republicans used to respect civil liberty. really? this is from the party who spied on the president and his campaign, weapon icing the mechanics of our law enforcement. seriously? one other thing about last night's debate i noticed, buttigieg was obviously the subject of a lot of incoming but this guy has

the poll from wbz boston globe suffolk university has sanders leading by 24%. that's one point above pete buttigieg. joe biden in fourth with 11%. a reminder, the new hampshire primary is next tuesday, february 11th. the nevada caucuses, that's saturday, february 22nd. south carolina's is -- super tuesday in california and 13 other states cast their dalay b. >>> now, we know that you want to be as prepared as you can be to vote in next month's california primary. we want to help with our weekly political series, chasing california. we h with bernie sanders, michael bloomberg and andrew yang. this week we explore the rise in unaffiliated voters, which is an interesting phenomenon. you can find full episodes on the abc 7 news app, amazon on fire as well. >>> now to the latest on coronavirus. a second flight of evacuees from china riefd overnight at travis air force base. the cdc says four passengers are showing possible symptoms and at local hospitals. the number dead is well over 600 including the doctor in china who tried to alert officials. mre than 31,000 peo

the latest suffolk university boston globe tracking poll shows vermont senator bernie sanders with a 7 point lead over pete buttigieg. they're followed by amy klobuchar at over 13%. joe biden, and elizabeth warren are close behind at nearly 12%. both sanders and buttigieg have asked for a recanvas of the results in iowa, a week ago, citing errors and inconsistencies. buttigieg has a razor thin lead in iowa, which awarded him 14 delegates with 12 going to sanders. the candidates are hoping for momentum from tomorrow's new hampshire primary. >> reporter: we're just one day away from the primary in new hampshire, and the 2020 hopefuls, including the president are making their final campaign pitches. >> it's going to be a busy day. >> reporter: all eyes are on the granite state for this last full day of campaigning, and the ground attack has been nonstop. a very tight race between senators bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. >> the moment we live is extraordinary. >> reporter: joe biden is fighting an uphill battle to finish toward the top. monday, he took aim at donald trump. >> donald t

right out of showing bernie sanders at 24%, this is the lead of suffolk university boston globe that buttigieg, former mayor pete buttigieg a 22%. senator elizabeth warren at 13%, and the former vice president joe biden does attend. then he goes to single digits. in the wake of this debacle in iowa that was unfolding, officials here have sought to reassure the public they have a century long tradition of getting things right. >> when our citizens cast about, they know their vote will become rounded correctly, with integrity and on time. >> new hampshire uses paper ballots, there is no way to fail. there is nothing to hack. things are done old school here and voters pay attention, they participate, they meet the candidates, they shake the hands of future presidents and they show up. >> we have historically high turnout and that means us regular folks to come out and vote. they are easy to sway back and forth over the last couple days of the election. so i don't think this is over in the state, i think we have to watch what happens on the next couple days. i think all the campaign cand

here's the breakdown in the latest boston globe suffolk university poll. bernie sanders has 25% of independents, pete buttigieg at 22. watch this. amy klobuchar began the week with 5% support among undeclared, independent voters, she's now at 15. voters who decide late tend to go with momentum. she's peaking at the right time. i thought it was interesting, your question earlier, talk about the two frontrunners. who is going to be the second frontrunner. you're right, it was pete buttigieg, it wasn't that way a week ago. >> amazing. give us a history lesson. joe biden and elizabeth warren fighting for third. if they don't get it, what does it mean for their candidacies? >> all of them hope they make it through super tuesday. disappoints us when anyone drops out. but the relationships with joe biden, people of new hampshire, i picked him up in 1980 for a fund-raiser. >> mayor pete wasn't born. true! >> ding. and amy klobuchar, if you look at her style, you're looking at -- her style of governing, being a political leader is very similar to what new hampshire

that follow the latest "boston globe" suffolk university poll.ading in new hampshire, 25% yesterday at one point. the day after iowa. the fourth. buttigieg follows with 19 points. four point jump in the two days after iowa. voters am new hampshire will get their say in the first primary. won't that be refreshing? you're watching "hardball." you're watching "hardball. you know, new customers save over $1,000 on average when they bundle home and auto with progressive. wow, that's... and now the progressive commercial halftime show, featuring smash mouth. ♪ hey now, you're an all star ♪ get your game on, go play thank you! goodnight! [ cheers and applause ] now enjoy the second half of the commercial! even renters can bundle and save! where did that come from? the kitchen. it was halftime. thouwhich is breast cancerm? metastthat has spreadcer, to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormona

according to a new "boston globe" suffolk university poll, they're vying for the lead in new hampshire, as well. behind them senator warren with 13%. former vice president joe biden with 11%. senator klobuchar with 6%. 4.5% margin of error there. tonight those five will be in man chest, new hampshire, for the eighth democratic debate. that's where we find our road warriors. gentlemen, good to see you. shaquille, you just had a conversation with bernie sanders. during the course of the last week, we have heard bernie sanders say that he won the first premps vote in iowa. and then might have won the whole thing. it's not been a decisive and notable victory for pete buttigieg but where does sanders stand on this now? what does he have to do in new hampshire? >> reporter: that's right. he completely believe that is he won iowa. but they do also want to focus on new hampshire where he feels like he is in a strong position here especially leading into tonight's debate and something that you saw from senator sanders earlier today is took the fight against mayor buttigieg by name in a way he h

these the numbers from the boston globe/sussex university, and you can see sanders does have a slighter former south bend mayor pete buttigieg, but it is still a very tight race given what these polls are. sanders won the new hampshire primary back in 2016. of course, though, there has been so much focus on what would happen this time around going to the general electionful bernie sanders has been pushing back against claims by some democrats that he is considered too far left to win the general election. he also fired back on president trump earlier this morning on "fox news sunday." >> obviously, i am not a communist, and i presume the president knows the difference. maybe he doesn't, i don't know. >> reporter: of course, sanders has been really trying to get out the vote all across new hampshire, but we've had a chance to speak to some of the folks that are on the ground that are here, they live here year round, so they have an idea of where his message is likely to resonate the most, and they say despite him doing so well in 2016, they already have a pretty good idea of where his

a boston globe suffolk university poll shows senator bernie sanders leading the pack at 24. 6 pointsf former vice-president joe biden at 18, followed by senator elizabeth warren at 18 former mayor pete buttigieg is at 11. another poll sent in from college, senator tied at first, buttigieg at 14. this finds warren trailing in fifth place after klobuchar. dan maxwell, elise jordan, i want to start in the same direction. it seems to me bernie is strong up there, he's been much stronger than elizabeth warren. he's being challenged by buttigieg. even where the poll was in the field before yesterday. this wasn't just iowa. >> this is an interesting dynamic that's unfolding. bernie sanders' top line argument for why he should be the nominee of the democratic party is that he's trying to lead a political revolution to change our institutions and that there is going to be -- there are voters who don't normally vote, those sporadic voters, one in ten elections who don't show up who will show up for bernie sanders. i don't know that that's reflected in the numbers we have so far, and the caveat

the new "boston globe" suffolk university poll here let me show it to you sanders is leading 25%.gieg is at 19%. that's up that's up 4 points for him. biden 12%. that's a three point drop. warren at 11%, holding steady in fourth. and the voters here 14% say they are undecided. now, it's interesting to note that biden is off the trail today. put out a note saying he is, quote, meeting with advisors. meanwhile the mayor with momentum, pete buttigieg certainly getting a lot of attention and that's drawing fire from biden attacking both buttigieg and sanders. listen. >> he calls himself a democratic socialist. well, we have already seen what donald trump is going to do with that but i do believe it's a risk to be just strait up with you, for this party to nominate someone who has never held office higher than mayor of 100,000 people in indiana. >> that attack from biden. he told a judge in a crowd that he started his race a year ago with just four staff members. no name recognition. and no money. a lot has changed since then. guys? brian: it's like the jimmy carter formula. here is th

the latest "boston globe"/suffolk university tracking poll. released overnight, it shows sanders and buttigieg roughly tied at 24 to 23%. with buttigieg jumping 12 points since monday. meanwhile, joe biden has dropped seven points. tonight's seven candidates will spar on stage here in manchester in the final debate before new hampshire voters head to the polls tuesday. in an event i witnessed here in manchester early today, senator sanders gave what i think is a glimpse of what we might see tonight. >> pete buttigieg has most exclusive billion donors of any democrat. that's -- that was from "forbes." the hill. pete buttigieg tops billionaire donor list. fortune, pete buttigieg takes lead as big business candidate in 2020 field. "washington post," pete buttigieg lures even closer look from wall street donors following strong iowa caucus performance. i like pete buttigieg. nice guy. but we are in a moment where billionaires control not only our economy but our political -- >> i'm joined right now by campaign manager for bernie sanders. faz, you

polls show buttigieg at the top of the heap according to the latest "boston globe"/suffolk universityied virt lull we bernie sanders. despite doing well in iowa and now in the granite state, buttigieg's vulnerability on race relations could be a problem in the primary of south carolina. with me now is maryland democratic representative anthony brown, former maryland lieutenant governor and national co-chair of pete buttigieg's campaign. thank you so much for being here. before we get to the questions about the mayor and race relations, i want to ask you about the piece of breaking news we came in. multiple casualties in afghanistan. a reminder of what is at stake, right? myriad domestic crises, myriad international crises. there is a question of your candidate, does he have enough experience? in some ways that question is unanswerable. in some ways it becomes a gut feeling about the candidate. what would you say for someone who looks at the mayor and says i like what i hear but i'm just not sure we have the luxury of putting someone in that office who doesn't have federal experience?

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. >> we have some hints on the boston globe with sufficieolk university has been doing a poll.ou've seen pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar surge this week is because their numbers among those undeclared voters have gone up. our last sunday night poll had amy at 15% among undeclared voters, up from 5% when we started that poll. and mayor pete has seen a similar rise. bernie sanders is holding steady in the 22% range. >> jen horn a moment ago said there are less registered republicans this year than there were in 2016. it's not a contested republican race. is it fair to say there's less republican support? >> no, i think that donald trump really has -- he has his party. it's the trump party. he's going to have a solid victory here. he is on the ballot. i'm interested to see how many people write in other people's names. there's been a groundswell to write in mitt romney's name after last week. [ applause ] >> so we'll see if that transpires. but the point is that donald trump is going to come here tonight. he's going to spike the football. and he's going to sort of shore up that b

the first primary votes being cast in the granite state, a new poll released from the boston globe at suffolk university showing bernie sanders with a lead. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar trailing just behind. joe biden not in the top three and the stakes could not be higher for him. meanwhile with hours to go, candidates ramping up their contrast and attacks. >> i know how serious new hampshire voters take the responsibility, take the influence, take the thumb on the scale that you have. >> that is what tomorrow is about. it's about bringing our people together to begin the process. to end the presidency of donald trump. >> after that debate, something switched. it just allowed the people of new hampshire to see me in a different way. >> the idea that this is -- if you come in third or fourth in the first two primaries, or caucus and a primary, that that knocks you out of the box. we're jury getting going. >> this is going to be a street fight for the presidency. >> we begin following the campaign with the hot hand, nbc news road warrior vaughn hillyard with the buttigieg campaign from concord. what

new polling tonight from the "boston globe" and suffolk university shows a tightening race between bernie sanders and pete buttigieg, search rated by just one percentage point and there's one more encouraging sign for mayor pete. he is up 12 minutes to new hampshire since monday. i want to go right now to our road warriors in manchester, new hampshire. shaquille brewster. bernie sanders wrapping up a campaign event there. let's talk about what his campaign is doing in these final days to ensure that they come out on top and possibly try to blunt some of the momentum that has been behind buttigieg coming out of iowa. >> reporter: we got a hint of that just a couple of minutes ago with senator sanders leaning into that populous message. he was addressing a nafl iew hampshire institute of policy and sponsored by bank of america and comcast and he was going after their influence of corporate money in our politics. he mentioned michael bloomberg and the hundred of the millions he's spending for his campaign but mentioned mayor pete buttigieg in a way we haven't quite heard him do before. take

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look at the latest "boston globe," suffolk university poll. you have sanders 24%. buttigieg 23%.is a surging buttigieg. he is up 4 points today. he was up 4 points yesterday. that is quite a gain. and then have you got biden falling below warren from yesterday. we went to a biden event. dr. jill biden was talking to folks in a diner. we wanted to see what they thought. here's what they said. >> are you undecided at this point and if so who is it between? >> yeah. i would say undecided between vice president biden and also mayor pete. griff: are you going to vote for biden. >> for bernie. griff: for bernie, why? >> i like his policies. i like his agenda. he has been fighting for women's rights since he started in the senate. definitely for bernie. griff: how are you going to vote. >> i'm in a pickle. i like biden, i like yang. do i like mayor pete as well. griff: dr. biden i have a possible vote here. you have got to convince her. griff: a woman was walking to work passed me here. i asked her who are you voting for she said warren. really going to be interesting. seven candidates

early polls, but there were two polls out on sunday night from emerson college and suffolk university in boston globe, and essentially they had the same three candidates in the top three, you had senator bernie sanders followed by mayor pete buttigieg and followed by senator amy klobuchar, and she's actually a candidate that has risen in the state ever since that knockout debate performance as many have called it on friday night. her campaign said she raised $3 million since that performance, and i got to tell you guys, i've been following around really joe biden, pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar on the campaign trail and when talking to undecided voters, the three names i hear the most are sanders, buttigieg and klobuchar. it's interesting, how klobuchar who has been struggling to break into the top tier of the race is really appearing to make end roads in new hampshire. we'll have to see how well she really performs tonight. >> let me ask you how critical this primary is. by the math, even if new hampshire delegates, the total go towards bernie sanders, go to pete buttigieg who are, you know,

and a new tracking poll out last night from our friends at boston and boston newspaper well suffolk university shows him up several points here in new hampshire. and then the pete buttigieg campaign website hit the record traffic level. more than they had at any other point in the campaign. so they're hoping that that will really juice their fund raising coming out of iowa and giving them more momentum like in california where he has been laying the groundwork for some time. >> i know there's no sleep until new hampshire. see you there next week, my friends. thank you for bringing us that newest reporting. >>> back here in washington, impeachment finally now after months the proceedings come to tend in the senate but some news from the house. the chairman of the judiciary committee saying just in the last couple of minutes a subpoena is probably coming to somebody the senate refused to call as a witness. we're going to tell you who it after the break and get a reality check from the member of that judiciary committee, california democratic congressman eric swalwell. he's next. ngressman eric s