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live pictures with senator corey booker and former secretary of state madeleine albright there with her. it is one of three events that clinton has planned for today. the republicans will be back in the spotlight tonight. they will square off in their final debate before new hampshire voters decide their fate on tuesday. and just a short time ago, spoke with new jersey governor chris christie who made his last-minute pitch on why voters should choose him. >> it's choosing time. you know, we had a lot of time to introduce ourselves to the voters, and make sure they knew who we were and what we stood for, but now it's about choosing. when it's about choosing you've got to make the distinction, the differences between you and your opponents. for me it's about governing in a blue state with a democratic legislature, making tough decisions, making those decisions every day successfully, and that's a big difference between someone who's been a governor and a united states senator. the best governors our party's had in the last century. teddy roosevelt and ronald reagan were both governors. th

democratic new jersey senator corey booker is here. (applause). >> trevor: and he is going to tell us how to unite america. timely! but first, man, it feels so good to be back. because we have been gone for a week and while we were gone, look at all the [bleep] that happened? the supreme court justice died, ted cruz made an ad with a porn star. apple joined isis, and those are stories that don't even involve donald trump. because in one week alone, donald trump fought with the pope, blamed george bush for 9/11, and then he said he would stop terrorism by shooting muslims with bullets dipped in pig's blood. for real. this is what he said. and then finally, finally, last saturday, south carolina voters were like stop. we had heard enough. you should be our president. >> record voter turnout lifted trump to a big win in saturday's south carolina primary. he beat marco rubio by 11 points, ted cruz was a very close third. >> a smashing victory for donald trump. he won across the state. >> no republicans won both new hampshire and south caro

. >> and now on book tv, new jersey senator corey booker discusses civic involvement and recounts the experience that shaped political thinking, he discusses his book united with robert george of the new york post >> you'd drop a book called united, why the title and why now? >> well, first of all, it's great to be here. [laughter] >> it's actually nice to be on it. >> exactly. >> and i appreciate you being here and not making me feel in anyway challenged. [laughter] >> absolutely. i

. >> and now on book tv, new jersey senator corey booker discusses civic involvement and recounts the experience that shaped political thinking, he discusses his book united with robert george of the new york post >> you'd drop a book called united, why the title and why now? >> well, first of all, it's great to be here. [laughter] >> it's actually nice to be on it. >> exactly. >> and i appreciate you being here and not making me feel in anyway challenged. [laughter] >> absolutely. i shaved yesterday. >> made me feel good. i appreciate that. but, look, i ran for this office chris-cross the state of new jersey to all the southern counties actually and heard from people time and time again the lamen that our country was so divided, there was so much partisan gridlock in washington and lament that are not only dividing it but so much of my personal experience growing up with african-american family attending black church but living in an all-white town i have been chris-crosses lines a lot, going to stanford, yale, it just showed me how united as a country we are and some of the best lea

democratic new jersey senator corey booker is here.to unite america. timely! but first, man, it feels so good to be back. because we have been gone for a week and while we were gone, look at all the [bleep] that happened? the supreme court justice died, ted cruz made an ad with a porn star. apple joined isis, and those are stories that don't even involve donald trump. because in one week alone, donald trump fought with the

but closer, they are trying to get more people out and in concorde she had madeline albright and corey booker who made an entering comparsisson. >> we have not seen a person as qualified for the white house as george washington. let me tell you something, let me something you something. it is not surpriseing that a whole bunch of people, not just other folks out in the democratic primary, a bunch of people are trying to attack her. >> reporter: madeline albright went on to say. there is a special place in hell for woman who do not help other women. unique way to make the pitch. >> i would say. unique place in hell. all right. ed henry, thank you very much. >>> local police and bomb squads working together in america's biggest event of the year. when it comes to security, authorities are hard at work to keep fans safe. >> we are looking for anything that can do harm or disrupt the super bowl or people attending. >>> and a couple of sports animal placing the bets. what >> biggest night in football. 24 hours until kick off. and it is super bowl 50 demanding a massive security presence as you can

on sunday night at 9:00 on "afterwards" corey booker discusses his book "united -- thoughts on commonground and advancing the common good." he talks about the experiences that shaped his personal thinking. >> my personal experience growing up with an african-american family, attending black church, but also living in an all-white town, i had been chris crossing lines a lot, working in inner cities, going to stanford yale.

new jersey senator corey booker discusses his book united, thoughts on finding common ground and advancing the common good. recount the people and personal. >> my personal experience with african-american families attending black church for living in an all-white town, crisscrossing lines a lot working in a cities going to stanford, gail, as across the different lines. >> watch booktv.org all weekend every weekend, television for serious readers. >> next historians look at the defining events of the last 125 years from the economy, war, leadership, to how everyday americans change the political and social landscape. this is just over an hour. >> i am delighted to have three of the most distinguished american historians with us here tonight. we are of course celebrating the publication, these united states 1890 to the present. kevin kruse is professor of history. a historian who writes about what turns out to be the long 20th century. we cannot have helped for better. [applause] >> thank you all for coming out tonight. it is an honor to be here. really two of the nation's leading historians

this is corey booker. is tammy baldwin. we are progressives. -- we know what it done.to get things and that's why we want hillary clinton as our president! [cheering] mr. franken: and along with hillary clinton as our president , we want a democratic senate. [applause] ,r. franken: if i am not wrong there is something we can do about that here in new hampshire. this is a state that has done some very odd things. it elected a woman governor and senator. that is so odd. what other state has done that? no other state has done that. could it happen again? [applause] mr. franken: how? oh, yes. i get it. i accidentally said something i was not aware of. hassan will be your next u.s. senator. [applause] mr. franken: and she knows they are different jobs. jeanne shaheen has told her they are different jobs. we need her in the u.s. senate. i give you your great new hampshire governor, governor maggie hassan. hassan: thank you, al franken. give it up for al franken, everybody. he is in the united states senate fighting for working families, just as hilla

new jersey corey booker received his degrees from stanford and road scholar and is in iowa with hillary clinton and there is talk he could be tapped to run for vice president. next week the senator will be in the pay area to talk about his senate vision and what lieutenant governor of california has to say. political winners to spark public discourse. >>> with us is informed director marissa levine. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> tell us the appeal of senator booker. >> it it is in 2015 and evident and his rise from mayor to young senator and one of the first african-american senators from north carolina and incredible focus on the social issues of the day and so engaged on social media not hard to hear what he is thinking about. >> you talk about social media he has 1.6 million twitter followers and senator newsome not far behind him. they are young in the party and mayors and high up up the political paths. >> they can identify with maybe some of the challenges and the many successes that they have seen. engaged in social media and tapped in the in the constituents

new jersey senator corey booker joined her for a town hall. bernie sanders is now focusing on the midwest. he's hoping he's hopping around several states ahead of their upcoming primaries. >>> new information on the kansas gunman who killed three people and injured several others. police say 38-year-old cedric ford was served an order of began. public records show ford has a lengthy record from traffic violations to grand theft. officials say ford shot and injured three people before storming into the factory he worked in and shooting 15 more people, killing three of them. he died during an exchange of gunfire with a police officer. >>> right now, a somber ceremony is being held to mark the 23rd year since the world trade center bombing in 1993. here is a live look at the north pool at the 911 memorial where relatives have gathered to pay respects to the victims. six people were killed. more than 1,000 were injured when a truck bomb was detonated world trade center. at that time, the bombing was one of the worst terror attacks in u.s. history.

that super pac for ted cruz was the guy who was fired from the steve lonigak campaign for saying corey booker was gay. he was not gay. ted cruz snapped him up to run that super pac. >> and it wasn't effective in putting him at an advantage against trump. >> but donald trump was very -- >> you've heard of red states and blue states. this is not a dr. suess story. what about green states? >> there are two counties in the state right now, charleston county probably the most moderate to liberal one you'll find on the republican side. and richland. there are two counties that marco rubio looks like he's going to win. the rest of the state is donald trump green. a couple things we can tell you. first of all, there's this hot race for second place for rubio and ted cruz. florence county, these are the two counties with the most outstanding precincts left. trump is winning in these counties but what we're seeing in both of them is that ted cruz is outpacing marco rubio. that at least is a potentially good sign for ted cruz as he tries to overtake marco rubio relatively speaking, he has a tough road t

pac for ted cruz is the guy that was fired from the steve lamigan campaign for saying senator corey booker was gay. he was fired for that. ted cruz snatched him up to run that super pac ad. >> and he didn't beat trump in south carolina, so it wasn't effective. >> but donald trump was very effective in south carolina. >> you heard of red states and blue states. this is not a dr. suess story. what about green states? get used to it. steve is standing in front of one of them. >> let's take a look. this is the map, most of the vote is in. there are two counties in the state, charleston county, the most liberal one you'll find on the republican side. and richland, where the state capital is. there are two counties where marco rubio will win. the rest of the state is donald trump green. a couple things we can tell you. first of all, there's this hot race for second place between marco rubio and ted cruz. if you look up here, your county, if your look in here, these are the two counties with the most outstanding precincts left. the highest concentrations of unreported precincts. trump is winning,

and there's talk about senator corey booker. he, too, is young and an unconventional pick.urt during the modern times and they are made up of people who have judicial bench experience. that wouldn't be him but he's something different. there are plenty of other names that i could go on and on about, but anyone who accepts this nomination needs exceptional fortitude because it's going to be a bruising battle on capitol hill. that is if the president can get this nomination moving at all. neil? >> all right, shannon. thank you very much. >>> to mike emmanuel with the president out there on what the pressure is, i should say in washington right now, to handle this, but how he goes about this, either way it's a fight, right, michael? >> reporter: it's shaping up to be a fight here on capitol hill. once president obama submits a nomination to fill justice scalia's seat on the court, mitch mcconnell has been clear to say already he thinks the next president should nominate the next person to sit on the supreme court. senate judiciary chair chuck grassley has not ruled out holding

>>> new jersey democratic senator corey booker has been canvassing early voting states for hillary clinton but now he's with us in our toyota green room. hello, senator! you're on camera. we will hear what he has to say the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. prescription tamiflu is an antiviral that attacks the flu virus at its source and helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu, tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in particular may be at an increased risk of seizures, confusion, or abnormal behavior. the most common side effects

also circulating on some lists, new jersey senator corey booker, of course, the former mayor of newark, also attorney general loretta lynch who also has ties to our area. as for the timing, the white house will only say president obama will nominate someone in due time. so -- and when he does, we know >> thank you very much, stacey. 1953, xavier high school, which was a pretty serious, pretty serious school. >> right. >> and, rosanna be, here in in "the new york times" a picture of his boyhood home on o'connell court in hell -- elmhurst, queens. >> he loved to say he was an italian-american from queens. >> if you're thinking about the job for the supreme court, technically, rosanna, you don't need a law degree. you don't. you just have to be a citizen. >> something else we can aspire to. >> there are no official qualifications for becoming a supreme court justice. the constitution spells out age, citizenship and -- this is from the history channel, by the way -- for becoming president or member of congress but no rules for joining the nation's highest court. >> other things that are ha

there are other people in the party, not seriously corey booker of new jersey could be thought of.amy of minnesota, these people would have to have a campaign apparatus, i think joe biden will be the best bet then to step in that i could think of really. it would be a problem, though, yes, but hopefully there is no real issue and i do think closely opposition propaganda. >> we are going to take one more question. >> one more question, thank you. >> with all of the republicans in the race right now and there was talk and there's still is about convention. i also believe rubio is going to get the nomination but i think it's going to come out because a brokered convention of three or four ballots, as old as i am, i remember back in '48 and '52 when eisenhower ran and stevenson ran. they were both brokered conventions in both parties. >> but we didn't have caucuses and primaries that decided delegates. there were no caucuses until ' '72. they had primaries but not many states had primary. it's very hard to imagine a broken convention, but i think that would damage the republican party

of cory booker's political upbringing completely left out where he thanked african-americans, he thanked the muslim and hispanic community but no mention of the jewish community. >> i'm a corey 25 years ago at oxford university we are the second largest student organization, we became friends and then something happened is called the iran deal. you have the iranian regime who is a state sponsor of terrorism threatening nuclear of the jewish people he could've gone and said regardless of whether a boat with president obama with this iran nuclear deal i want to make it clear categorically that the jewish people cannot be threatens with extermination 70 years after the holocaust. so that was a sore point. >> does it jewish community respond by saying when i went to write another check until you fix this. >> i'm responding by saying were going to share and were gonna be good friends our friendship doesn't need to be fixed, this is a policy issue is not up personal issues. >> how does he need to fix in your mind. >> he needs to go in front of the congress and say if they continue to threaten the jews this deal will not be amended. the united states will no longer turn a blind eye