>> it's going. >> but that's not all delaney was alleged to have said.blems began a day earlier when delaney obtained a court document he wrongfully believed could prevent his girlfriend from seeing her young children until she completed a drug program. >> i got time to make a phone call? >> then delaney, who is not their biological father, brought the form to the children's school in hopes of picking them up. that's when things began to unravel. >> i wasn't disrespectful with you. i didn't raise my voice to you. i can state my opinion. >> his brother recorded the encounter delaney had with the pair of sheriff's deputies in front of the school. >> this gentleman here has a problem with my past criminal history. >> they were summoned by school administrators. >> badge or no badge, he still has to show us common respect. >> i give you much respect until i don't get it. >> you start looking over your paperwork, they find this odd because he's not the biological parent and he's not -- doesn't have any paperwork saying he has custody or anything like that. mr

delaney: there are three things. there is the conversation, which was wrong, then there is the notion there might have been a quid pro quo, and i think more work has to be done to determine that. if you have facts that there was a quid pro quo, then that is clearly impeachable. then there is this cover-up. as we all know, the cover-up is often a bigger problem than the actual event. involvessomething up clearly lawless behavior. i think we have to get to the bottom of the cover-up and the bottom of whether there was a quid pro quo. david: as you know so well, you would be the first to say this is serious business. if we are talking about the possibility of impeaching a to beent, we have serious. it is about much more than politics. it does affect politics. it is not president trump's name who is on the transcript, it is not just the head of ukraine, former vice president widens names on the transcript. biden's namedent is on the transcript. does he have a problem because of his son hunter? rep. delaney: i have not fo

the first our partners congressman john delaney's wife, abel delaney and shannon met in georgetown inouple's apartment two years ago. >> my husband is if you can believe that a better cook than me. cooking is one of those things you can immediately see the benefits of your labor and enjoy them and so he's one of those people who has always love to grill but -- he put a lot here and i would clean up. it is a good give and take. >> we spoke to april delaney at dog tag bakery in georgetown. >> they are made of folk. >> when i first lived in washington in 1986 it was not is broken and divided. >> the roaring 80s were bursting with optimism and so were the delaneys. >> we had nothing started. started first businesses. >> when johnson was launching healthcare financing startups, april forged ahead with her career. >> i practice for many years as a communications attorney and then went to work for a satellite company. >> our next stop, a nonprofit dealing with kids like her four children age 12 to 23. >> privacy skyrocketing, with our nation's youth. >> much like her husband april sound like

and john delaney knows that. maybe they could actually keep. and, when he said that, he got a scolding from elizabeth warren. watch this. >> so, i think democrats win when we run on real solutions, not impossible promises. when we run on things that are workable, not fairytale economics. >> you know, i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight for. [cheers and applause] >> tucker: that party is getting more radical by the day. so where that does leave someone like john delaney? well, we recently talked to him about that, and here's what he said. so, the question is, has the democratic party changed irreversibly? are we going through a moment, you know, a frenzy that will subside and the party will get back to making economic arguments? i mean, put some perspective on this, if you would. >> i think we are going through a moment, and i do think the party will get back to the party of my dad's kind

so where that does leave someone like john delaney?d to him about that and here's what he said. >> so, the question is has the democratic party changed irreversibly? are we going through a moment, you know, a frenzy that will subside and the party will get back to making economic arguments? put some perspective on this, if you would. >> i think we are going through a moment and i do think the party will get back to the party of my dad's kind of democratic party. my dad was a unicon destruction worker. and he used to say if you care about workers, you vote for the democrats. and that's the democratic party that i grew up in and i think we'll get back there. that's where i get the sense most democrats are but the loudest voices in the room are getting a lot of coverage right now and the activists have had a very strong kind of voice in the party and in many ways the dnc has been enabling it, this democratic primary. >> tucker: so i -- the last point you are making and i'm not a democrat so i'm from the outside looking in. but it seems to

if tonight's first power partner is former congressman john delaney's wife april mclean delaney, whomgetown near the power couple's apartment some years ago. >> my husband is actually, if you can believe it, a better cook than me. >> shannon: same in my house. >> says that cooking is one of those things that you can immediately see the benefits of your labor and enjoy them. >> shannon: that's true, that's true. >> he's one of these people who has always loved to grow but is actually incredible with italian foods. also google is amazing, but he used to cook a lot here and i would clean up -- >> shannon: it's a good give and take. we spoke to april delaney in one of her favorite spots, dog tag bakery. near john's old apartment in georgetown. >> they are made of oats. >>ites interesting when i first moved to washington in 1986, the fall of 86, it was not as broken and divided. >> shannon: the roaring 80s were bursting with optimism and so were the delaney's. >> we started with nothing. we had nothing when we started. i was working in a law firm, he started businesses. >> shannon: while j

congressman delaney. mr. delaney: thank you, steve. thank you for that nice introduction.g, new hampshire. it is such a great honor to be with you this morning and to stand with so many great candidates and to have the opportunity to share the stage with your extraordinary congressional delegation. i want to thank your chairman ray buckley for organizing this nice meet and greet this morning for us all. you for theank wonderful welcome you have given me and my family as we have traveled around your state over the last several years. thank you very much. important thaty the next president of the united states understand how connected everything is. several weeks ago, we watched in , ther as the amazon burned lungs of the world. why did this happen? it happened because farmers in brazil burned trees to clearfield to grow soybeans. why did they want to grow soybeans? the largest buyer of soybeans in the world, china, is no longer buying soybeans from the largest seller of soybeans in the world, the united states of america. stupid trade war, which is destroying farmers all ar

delaney: good morning, new hampshire.

later on we'll hear more from john delaney, tim ryan, julian castro. tomorrow we'll hear from cory booker, governor bullock, mepet buttigieg and tom steyer and bill weld. >> good to hear. no need to scream. we got it streaming. and also chris hayes sat down with former vice president al gore and asked him what he thought about climate taking a front seat in the 2k78 idemocra party. here's what he said. >> i'm really impressed that virtually all of the candidates in this field have made the climate crisis a top priority. some of them the top priority. so many of them have presented elaborate plans insufficient detail that it would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.would have been unthinkable just a few years ago. i think it is reshaping the political dialogue between the two parties. >> tonight watch more of chris' interview with al gore on a al y special "all in" with chris hayes, climate in crisis. you know where, right here on msnpc. we want to hear from you directly on climate change. how do you feel about this climate crisis? and are you d

delaney: so it is all interconnected. this notion of isolationism. we are watching how this president is engaging in a war on children, on immigrant children. children. separating them from their parents. threatening to deport them even if they are receiving critical medical care. we are better than this. all of us are better than this. he has doneh how nothing to deal with the huge number of our citizens left behind because of globalization and technological invasion, forces that have been incredibly powerful. but forces that also left 40% of our country not able to afford the basic necessities. literally, 40% of the murky people cannot afford their rent, their food, or their utilities. all of this is interconnected. the fires in the amazon with trade policy. what is going on in europe with the trump putin alliance. that we have protectionist interest thinks he is stoking in our country -- instincts that are causing us to build not only physical walls but economic walls. and the fact that so many citizens have been left behind. which is why believe

but they couldn't manage it and the idea it's minute frankfurt wrought havoc on the box and thomas delaney cleared into his own nets tickets on track the equaliser. frustration for dortmund and another dens to their total hopes. also on sunday club back locked horns with regional rivals dusseldorf the falls were fresh off a 4 nil defeat in the europa league and were hoping to bounce back against fortuna and a win their 1st time game since january and they didn't disappoint. wanted to deliver their fans a long awaited home when the visitors just pulled off knew their opponents were vulnerable and they pounced kazeem adams opening the scoring on just 6 minutes. the ball clearly over the line to give fortuna the lead. his blood but continued to look shaky until late in the game substitute pulling the side's level in the 71st minute i'm the frenchman perfectly placed to slog home the cross i the goal start blood back into action and shortly before the end it was again taking advantage of just the dos defensive chaos i videoed replay ruled out any offside suspicions. to one the final score in t

thomas delaney inadvertently directed the ball into his own with two minutes to play.desliga table, three points behind leaders rb leipzig and one behind champions bayern munich. team europe have won the laver cup for the third year in a row following late heroics from roger federer and alexander zverev on sunday in geneva. team world started the day with victory from john isner and jack sock against the european pairing of federer and stefanos tsitsipas. ut zverev won a deciding rubber against milos raonic in switzerland to earn europe a dramatic 13—11 win. their they are with the trophy. rafa nadal and roger federer on the same side for once. sebastian vettel has his first grand prix win for 13 months. he finished ahead of his ferrari teammate charles leclerc in the singapore grand prix, but it was a contorversial win, with leclerc very unhappy with his team's pit stop strategy which cost him the lead. championship leader lewis hamilton was fourth. nick parrott reports. it's a celebration that confirms sebastien battle is still ferrari's number one. this season, he's

club's mentality was in question royce refused to acknowledge that their mindset was to blame thomas delaney's own goal against frankfurt seemed to sum up the mood of late the club's top brass don't know what all the fuss is about. the fundamentally i don't think we're in such bad shape so i don't know where these huge problems that you are seen. by one thing i find munich have an easier task as they had to promote its side part of born on saturday to come after the senior school with his faster newsreader goals the defending champions last time out and that victory is a clear picture table leaders are the light sit by me at 2 points i wanted new manager you leonardo's men like sick have been stellar through their 1st 5 matches i put hosting shall co will surely put light 6 undefeated raechel to the test the royal blues are having a rebirth under new coach david wagner under determined to stay in the top half of the table. you're watching news up next our technology show shift takes a look at how fake news spreads and asked what can be done to stop it in its tracks more headlines at the top of

now let's check in with financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea there's already a precedent for this kind of legal dispute in germany how much could this cost v.w. . we're looking at pretty significant potential cost here for a v.w. if you look at the amount of plaintiffs in this case it's close 250-0000 you know that's they're all seeking full refunds on their cars that's a huge amount of money if you look at some of the other cases that w. has settled or been asked to pay across the world $1.00 of them is the u.s. case and 2016 that was a similar size and they ended up paying $10000000000.00 to to their. to their customers and on top of that you sort of have to consider that v.w. still facing a lot of other legal challenges they have a $10000000000.00 lawsuit from investors that's still pending so on top of the 30000000000 the still many billions more that they potentially have to pay i was preparing for this moment in the legal costs. for now is saying they don't expect to have to pay a significant claims especially for this for this class action suit so their

club's mentality was in question royce refused to acknowledge that their mindset was to blame thomas delaney's our goal against frankfurt seemed to sum up the drop in the mood of late the club's top brass didn't know which will the fuss is about. these fundamentally i don't think we're in such bad shape so i don't know whether these huge problems that you are seeing problema by one thing i find munich have an easier task this day had to promote its side possible on saturday to come after the senior school with his faster newsreader goals the defending champions last time out and then if you try to close a trail table lead is all be light. 2 coins. under new manager you know girls men like sake have been stellar through the matches i would hosting shalhoub will surely put like 6 undefeated raechel to the task the royal blues are having under new coach david wagner under determined to stay in the top haul for the title. a reminder of the top story we're following for you. in afghanistan going to the polls to elect a new president amid tight security the taliban has warned voters to stay away thr

john delaney is our headliner. >> bill: looking forward to speaking to him.a recession is on the way? how do you feel? the money man is charles payne and he will tell us coming up next. >> payroll jobs are coming in well above the level that new people entering the labor market. i wouldn't see recession as the most likely outcome for the united states or world economy for that matter. and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums with tums smoothies. ♪ go where my baby lives b[ growl ]olle♪s good boy. hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. know who's on your network and control who shouldn't be with xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. >> bill: check out t

club's mentality was in question royce refused to acknowledge that their mindset was to blame thomas delaney's own goal against frankfurt seemed to sum up the dortmund mood of late the club's top brass don't know what all the fuss is about. these fundamentally i don't think we're in such bad shape so i don't know where these huge problems are that you are seeing problema by wednesday and i find munich have an easier task this day had to promote its side part of born on saturday you come after the senior scored his 1st born this league goals the defending champions last time out and their victory over close they trailed table leaders are the light seat by a mere 2 points i am to new manager you leonardo's men like sick have been stellar through their 1st 5 matches i would hosting shelter would surely put light 6 under featured raechel to the test the royal blues are having a rebirth under new coach david wagner and it determined to stay in the top half of the table. and france had built on that draw last weight against dortmund winning 21 on friday at nearly promoted in the. friends that got ba

but they couldn't manage it any idea a minute frankfurt wrought havoc on the box and thomas delaney cleared into his our nets tickets on track the equaliser. frustration for dortmund and another dens to their title hopes. following the fray for dortmund match it's time to dive into the conversation to give you the viewers some expertise i'll start with you jani now let's keep it real is that a point one for dormy there are 2 points dropped i mean from this position it's definitely 2 points dropped i mean when you give up an 88 minute goal that's always a bad result but i mean frankfurt are decent side and we do have to keep it real a draw away from home against this team is a decent result let's not forget that but at the same time and had the chances to put this game to bed they should have gone 31 up they didn't and then the defensive lapses always say a bit of bad luck at the end and on goal it did have tough luck but they'll be dead deathly disappointed not to wrap this up and i think 2 points dropped is the correct call now you know over to you ali they did look. bit leggy after the cl

speakers included john delaney, cory booker, michael bennet, marianne williamson and the husband of amy klobuchar john bessler. this is two hours and 20 minutes. good morning everyone. thank you everyone for coming here this morning and those of you that don't know me on the national city committee. thank you. this is one of those weekends where most folks in the room, they realize how lucky we are to be democrats here in new hampshire and the special place that we have with the primary, fantastic convention yesterday which many of you were part of and it will keep on rolling now in the primary in february. we have a program this morning, a great program, were very fortunate and a lot of the candidates realize that if you want to win new hampshire you have to win nashua. we have a lot of people coming through and before we hear them john delaney, i want to think the sponsors for today's events, we are raising funds right now to help fund arm and the support election, campaign from this fall as well as the campaign next year for the state and the national race that we have in new hampshi

i want to bring in former presidential candidate john delaney.was that a gift that beto o'rourke just gave to republicans? >> i wouldn't say it's a gift. i do think we have to stay focused on the things we slightly have to do to reduce the amount of gun violence in this country. which is universal background checks. put limitations on sought weapons that we actually used to have on a bipartisan basis and pass red flag laws. those are the things that the american people broadly support in the democratic party and should have a laser-like focus on getting those things done because that will in fact make our country safer. and those are things that i know we can get done. >> i remember catching up with you after detroit in detroit, after the detroit debates. and you expressed to me concern that the sort of message being communicated by the candidates on that stage was not one that would be helpful in a general election. is that the way you saw what just went on this week in the debate? >> you know, what i was referring to in detroit was the fact tha

as i mentioned right now john delaney is speaking behind me, one of 19 candidates.andidates are going to be appearing on the debate stage. this convention kind of gives voters a chance to tune in. it's after labor day, so for a lot of people they are just starting to tune in, just starting to hear from these candidates, so these voters are getting to hear these personalized messages when it comes to the granite state which is the first in the nation primary that these candidates will be competing in. and earlier this week, you heard aides to joe biden kind of down play expectations when it comes to the state of iowa and also new hampshire. they acknowledged that it's going to be a dog fight, but they argued they don't necessarily need to win these states in order to win the entire nomination. so we're also in a short while going to be hearing from bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, two people who are really battling it out for the progressive support among democrats. they are both from neighboring states and don't forget, bernie sanders won this state in 2016 agai

when she does-- when she went after delaney.people are running for president to tell us what they don't want to do or can't do," or whatever and it was like a clean cut, he was bleed ago. >> stephen: sure, sure. i don't remember his name at this point. >> he's still running! >> stephen: he is? >> yeah, sure. >> stephen: he's still running? >> john delaney, absolutely. >> stephen: he did great tonight. let's talk about people lump warren and sanders together. >> they do share a lot of the same policy views when it comes to medicare for all and the green new deal. >> stephen: he's a democratic socialist. >> yeah. >> stephen: biden even went like, "well, i'm not a socialist over here" to bernie tonight. she calls herself-- i think she calls it "a managed capitalist," or "a regulated capitalist." rn she has a different term for it. >> stephen: do you think they differ about it? >> i think they're different in how they are as politicians. i don't think they're different in who they believe in. >> stephen: is it like "the highlander."

i want to represent the forgotten americans, folks like jay inslee, michael bennett, john delaney, and. i forgot them, and that's my point. but i ask you to believe in me, gregory whytman, a believable choice. and together, with your support, we can build a better future. and, also, hopefully impress my wife. we're going through a bit of a rough patch. she's out canvassing for elizabeth warren. ( laughter ) whytman 2020! secretary castro, it was an honor to meet you, and thank you for talking to me. and i hope you'll have a great presidential campaign. thank you, sir. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, gregory. we'll be right back with curtis "50 cent" jackson. i'm your cat. ever since you brought me home, that day. i've been plotting to destroy you. sizing you up... calculating your every move. you think this is love? this is a billion years of tiger dna just ready to pounce. and if you have the wrong home insurance coverage, you could be coughing up the cash for this. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like me-ow. and take an extra 15 or 20% off! so get

you've got at the very top there john delaney who at the latest iowa poll is 1%. amy klobuchar behind that pretty low. really how much does it matter if this is what we're seeing with the most events. they seem to have the least support. reconcile that. >> trust me, it matters. now, maybe if you're not a viable candidate it's going to matter a lot less. jim delaney could move there and take up citizenship and pay his taxes there and it won't make a difference. you've got to show you're engaged. i also wanting to reminding ou folks new to the caucus process, it's a very intense, highly organized process. for example, you're going to see people starting this month buying snow shovels in the hardware stores so they're prepared for the february 3rd date in case there's a blizzard or snowstorm. you're going to see that intense focus to bring out people. it's not like a normal election where people go to their local polling places. people have to meet at designated hours. they meet in the caucus and negotiate their votes with the fellow members of their caucus. and by t

former maryland congressman john delaney is answering questions.'s some of what we heard from the candidates so far today. >> the president of the wealthiest, most powerful nation on earth, the united states of america, has got to lead the world. again, not an american issue, it's a global issue. >> we need a solution that will endure. if we accept the political system like the one that mcconnell has devised, the one trump has inherited where you either get nothing done or get something done and two years later, the other side just rips it out, you can't solve climate change. climate change is a matter for a generation. and we should stop lying to the next generation about what's required here. >> the consequences of failure are unlike anything we've ever seen before. the consequences of failure are the possibility of global catastrophe on a level we have never seen before. >> americans are smart, like they see what's going on around us, and then if you pitch them on a vision that includes them, they'll actually listen. >> joining me to dive in, th

. >> a little common sense from john delaney, too. sorry to see him good.th him on fox nation not long ago. he is one of the few businessmen, tom steyer another one on the far left. but john delaney i think is one of the very few moderates left in the campaign itself and since he is not going to be in it, i think we'll lose some common sense in the next debate. >> he is not registering in the polls but got bernie sanders to rewrite his healthcare plan pointing out all of the problems for union healthcare plans if bernie care comes into play. so i think some of that rich debate is not going to happen. >> bill: a lot of people don't know who these people are. john delaney former congressman from maryland. he brought the sense of moderation to the debates. you guys want to run around the far left stuff you'll lose is what he said. >> i love hearing republicans lament. why don't we have these no-name people in it. but i'm just saying, come on. -- i think julie said it rightly. this is transparent. we set the rules, we set the bar, here is the number of donors y

dortmund's thomas delaney before the match against frankfurt confident slide skilled but the maniac to the match the object it watching went wrong. everything started as expected it took the visitors only 11 minutes to get on the scoreboard actual bissell hit home for his 1st goal of the season. but just before the break frankfurt's andre silver also scored his 1st one all. well the 1st half didn't exactly raise germany coach yogi lives pulse the 2nd half was much livelier. in the 66th minute kevin trapp was able to stave off a dortmund free kick but he had no chance joined dissipate get chills brilliant pass to jayden sanchez who floated away but then were back ahead and could almost taste the when my boss did you forget about sat delay me with 2 minutes left he sent the ball into his own net. ecstasy for frankfurt and agony for men to have to stop dropping points in games where they should run out victories if they still expect to win the title speaking of points. can anyone stop life take their off to the best starting club history in the fungus league and champions league the team

john delaney is a former congressman from maryland and a businessman.f also running for the democrac nomination, he joins us from washington tonight, fair and balanced, after the president, thanks for being here. listening to the president on the south lawn, specifically may be about the economy first, about his perception that america is still the place that the world is investing in that he believes things are going well. you've been out on the trail, what do you think? >> i think america will always be the place -- we have terrific free markets and the rule of law. in the economy is doing reasonably well. unemployment is low and directionally those are all pretty positive things, but when you travel around this country coming to realize that it's very, very concentrated. i mean, last year 80% of the money for start up businesses went to 50 counties in this country out of 3,000. you go around iowa, where i spent a lot of time, all 99 counties. if you see town after small town shrinking. there's not jobs for young people. it's putting huge pressure on

royce refused to acknowledge that their mindset was to o blae thomas delaney's own goal ainst franankfurtass don't knowow what all te fuss is ababout. >> fundamentalally i don't think we are in such bad shape, so i don't know where these huge problems are that you are seeing. correspondent: munich has an easier task as they have a match saturday. one player scored his first goal against the defending champions last time out in their victory over cologne. they trail leipzig by two points. under a new manager, leipzig have been stellar through the first five matches. [applause] but the hosting team will surely put leipzig's undefeated record to the test. the royal blues are having a rebirth under new coach david waggoner and are determined to stay in the top half of the table. brent: you are watching dw news live from berlin. after a short rake i will be back to take you through "the day," and tonight we are looking at the week of the whistleblower. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] . ni

but they couldn't manage it and the idea it's minute frankfurt wrought havoc on the box and thomas delaney cleared into his own nets tickets on track the equaliser. frustration for dormant and another dense to their title hopes the but. well ferrari's a bus in federal has taken the checkered flag at the singapore grand prix his victory marking a comeback it's his 1st when in over a year but ahead of the race it looked like federals teammate was set up to extend his line of victories for ferrari. the start of the singapore grand prix charlie clara pecan in pole position aiming for a 3rd straight win. and starting from 4th on the grid ferrari teammates of us in fatal 1st in for a pit stop in the clare followed and then hit the track again behind fatal. was it an error in ferrari's famous strategy ferrari held the top 2 spots for the rest of the race fettle even defended himself from the claire's efforts to pass him despite 3 safety car chases fireworks marked fatals 1st victory of the season as he took the checkered flag for the 1st time in over a year the clare placed 2nd and red bull's max

community who think is just another license for continue burning of coal and oil, people like john delaney who have caught for air capture, another form of sequestration, taking air and making sure that it doesn't get anywhere in the atmosphere, but it's not been a detailed part of the plan. >> only about a minute left in our program today, what part of the candidates environmental energy policy haven't we talked about that is interest to you? >> i think p the idea of how you pay for all of the things, we are talking about trillions of dollars, when i talk about because i don't think anyone has put out enough information on it. you can't just get rid of fossil fuels subsidies and make sure -- and pay for everything that these candidates want to do. they've not been explicit about carbon taxes. >> zach colman covering for politico, politico.com if you want tost see his work and come back and chat with us further in primary and general season. >> sure will, thanks. >> in 1979 small network with unusual name rolled out a big idea, let viewers make up their own minds, c-span opened the doors t

thomas delaney which led to the draw need to be rectified if a title run is to be taken seriously. byron munich have an easier task is they had to promoted side pot a ball on saturday newcomer felipe scored his 1st but as the goal for the defending champions last time out in their victory over cologne they now trail table leaders rb life by a mere 2 points. under new manager yuliya not goals month leipsic have been stellar through their 1st 5 matches. but hosting sulker will surely put life 6 undefeated record to the test. the royal blues are having a rebirth under new coach david wagner and are determined to stay in the top half of the table. from conventional sport on to extreme sports and the fascinating and terrifying but all 3 syllable climbing out the newest adani on hold climbing gunday in the italian alps no troops no safety harness just his bare hands and a vertical rock face the swiss national climb the 550 need to mountain in a record 46 minutes and 30 seconds smashing the previous record by about 19 minutes on is now the fiesole climbing record in 4 of europe's most dif

we have a lot of people coming through and before we hear them john delaney, i want to think the sponsors for today's events, we are raising funds right now to help fund arm and the support election, campaign from this fall as well as the campaign next year for the state and the national race that we have in new hampshire. every little bit counts because of the breakfast today, we will get our cards so we can go door-to-door effort and pull out every democratic boater that we can in the election this november. we have a number of people who are going to be on the ballot and who are here with us today starting with mayor jim who is here. [applause] and lori roeser and michael brian running at large. chris klee who is running in three on the polls. jeb bishop who is running for board of education. am i missing anybody? catherine is not running, she's running next time. linda and warren. [applause] jijamail yeah we have campaigns who have come with the literature who are outside here in the lobby area. please go visit them and get information if you're still undecided or just stop and say he

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john delaney said those are the top three. >> probably, let me say this about this strategy of goingampshire and south carolina. joe biden has to win place or show in iowa and new hampshire. then he has to control expectations. remember bill clinton lost badly in iowa and came back to not win new hampshire but place second and he was the comeback kid which was the remarkable management of expectations. but if his strategy is to lose -- i don't expect their strategy is to lose but setting expectations they will lose the two states, the dynamic will change after iowa dmend depending who wins it because suddenly the national media focus goes to the winner of that state. and the same happens with new hampshire. now if he can maintain front runner status through all that and get the south carolina and win south carolina then get threw supertuesday, maybe that's right. but it sounds like a last ditch hope to me. >> but rick you said win place or show. if he comes in top three in those states and if it's competitive. >> he has to. >> good enough. >> he has to win place or show. that's the l

i talked to john delaney about this recently, and said he thinks it means big money can play a bigger role on the debate stage, because people without a lot of excess income are not donating to candidates at this stage, so their voices are not being heard, and maybe candidates they like will not be on the stage or getting that attention. host: let's end with what you are watching for in the coming weeks. alayna: it will be incredible in the next debate. it is going to be 10 people. it is the first time we will have all the candidates on the same stage. we have not seen a lot of these frontrunners debate each other yet. we have not seen elizabeth warren go up against joe biden, something that everyone is really angling for right now. i think that will be interesting to see, how they debate each other. that really could be a turning point. juana: this is going to be the winnowing period. we saw kirsten gillibrand decide to exit the race, citing not being able to be on the debate stage has one of the reasons. -- as one of the reasons. as we move into the fall, campaigns are expensive. so

>> john delaney. romaine: he is still in the race?more question who is the candidate that wants to boost national service programs and create new programs? i feel like it is someone who served in the past. romaine: exactly. there you go. >> this ties into pete buttigieg's themes of service. it is harder to tell the moderates apart. there policies are more mainstream and could fit any of them, but easier to tell what elizabeth warren supports in someone else. caroline: what are you expecting tonight, more nuance in differentiating? >> if they don't differentiate soon, they will run out of time. i think we will see more scrapping, and policy is one way democrats like to fight because it allows them to be nice to each other. ryan, thank you. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. edge,t trying to get an it is rolling out an unlimited grocery subscription service in the u.s. for $98 a year, unlimited same-day delivery. it is battling amazon and other fresh food delivery. on onofounder of pellet the verge of a fortune. he is

is a good job but the moderates don't seem to be doing well in the democratic primary, guys like delaney tulsi gabbard, they had a more moderate, left of center, not down to the extremes, disqualified in the democratic primary. that is a problem in the general election. heather: will they be out for the next round? what about who was on stage tonight? pack castro, beto, buttigieg? >> i think it will be klobuchar. they have a little bit of money, some more than others and they can hang out for a while but i don't know if you will see the pairing yet. it will take a few months to see them drop out. all these candidates point system constituency in the democratic primary. heather: we will have you back, long night, great stuff. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. we are tracking a new tropical system heading toward the bahamas giving the already obliterated islands hours to brace for serious wind and rain. what we know about the storm following dorian's district of path. the trump campaign sending about and clear message to democrats in houston. heather: the coast guard raisin

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