and poor queen elizabeth.ing through her mind. how devastated she must be. >> the queen is now the head of the royal family. it is her responsibility. she has the biggest job in the world, and everyone is watching to see whether she can succeed. >> next on "the windsors." >> philip and elizabeth are a golden couple. behind the scenes he's restless. >> there are rumors there might be cracks in the queen's marriage and her sister is actually involved with a divorced man. >> where there is a conflict between love and duty, it is duty that comes first. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and, of course, all around the world. i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm george howell. right now we are watching these live images. the u.s. president donald trump in india kicking off his 36-hour visit there. >> it is a trip that will play heavily into his vulnerable spectacle. soon mr. trump will head to a namaste trump rally at a cricket stadium that ho

but queen elizabeth wants to draw the public attention back toward her and the king. >> queen elizabeth rather scared that the monarchy was not necessarily secure. that perhaps there might be an element of the british public that saw wallace and edward as the charming couple and that they could be rivals in the british public's affections. >> so the new queen elizabeth is determined to put herself and her family center stage. >> queen elizabeth is the brains of the outfit, really. she's shrewd and she understands the creation of an image. >> she takes part of an incredible photo shoot on camera. >> cecil was not your traditional photographer. he was a very successful fashion photographer. >> queen elizabeth was wearing these amazing white dresses and these huge skirts. her look is completely the opposite of wallace's look. wallace is sharp, angular, tailored. >> elizabeth dislikes wallace. she blames wallace for undermining and almost fatally destroying the british monarchy. >> so the look is modeled on a 19th century portrait of queen victoria who at that time was britain's longest ser

watching elizabeth warren. and i just feel like this has got to be one of the weakest democratic nominees for president since mcgovern. and it's going to be, if this is the field to choose from, it is going, make nixon-mcgovern look like a close race. these people are just radicals. elizabeth warren just watched her. she talks to people in a demeaning way. she is not truthful. she's condescending. her two cents tax on the wealthy. it's not two cents. it's 2%. just be honest. greta: well, steve. we will leave it there. michael, great neck new york, democratic called. caller: so excited to vote for bernie. i can't wait. greta: you are voting for burning. bernie? need to seele what a mistake they made not choosing him in 2016. thea: you can heal marching band warming up getting the crowd ready for the former vice president. inll hear from kendall next jefferson city, missouri, democratic caller. caller: if bernie is elected they will lose 45 out of 50 states. bernie is a socialist. i can't believe anybody is not b

is a former trump supporter that can be energized by elizabeth moran, elizabeth warren is doing someat for america. >> i am elizabeth warren and i approve this message. >> the des moines register endorses elizabeth warren and the iowa democratic caucuses as the best leader for these times. at this time of the fabric of american life is at stake, elizabeth warren is the president this nation needs. she wants a government that works for people, not one corrupted by cash. the oval office will be occupied by someone who is made rebuilding the middle class or life's work. warren has proven she is tough and fearless. >> i am elizabeth warren i approve this message. >> the biggest reason we lost the donald trump was because millions of jobs were lost automation in a transforming economy. i'm the only candidate to build a nonprofit that created thousands of jobs. to defeat trump when need some of the experience of tackling the economic challenges of our time. i have done that. if you don't think automation and a trance forming economy is costing jobs, think again because it's happening right

we had briefly from elizabeth warren to listen tojoe biden but let's go back to elizabeth warren's h0n saying to her supporters? elizabeth warren is speaking to her supporters. she is doing what would be best described as a halfway victory speech. saying they have had great success and looking towards the elections. it has been focusing on donald trump rather than other candidates but i suspect what most people will focus on is that she said it was too close to call. i cannot tell you whether or not she has spoken to some of those involved in these whole voting procedure to try and get over these anomalies but that line jumped out to me. too close to call stop it indicate this as a dad to be a pretty tight boat and elizabeth warren is waiting to see what the exact figures will see. the supporters, those who have helped in this effort have gathered and frankly she had to come out and say something. time is marching on and the crowd was becoming frustrated. she seems pretty positive, as you can see. it sounds noisy and lively and positive. are they thinking that if this is a close conte

elizabeth warren clearly not giving a concession speech.e, has she? it looks like we have, these are the members of live television. we have lost that live feed from warren's campaign. she gave a speech earlier thanking her supporters and said she wasn't dropping out of the race. she will go into south carolina definitely still in the top four. definitely and we are saying that rice is still wide open and only having to look at the lower tier and the votes they are whittling away from the top tier to realise that once the field narrows further, than we will see perhaps some of those votes translating upwards and elizabeth warren could do well. i think bernie sanders is about to ta ke i think bernie sanders is about to take the stage. his campaign is getting ready for him to ta ke is getting ready for him to take the stage and we will... there is, you can see the people there covering and waiting for bernie. you can never quite know when they're going to talk. we're going to try one more time to speak to zach who is at elizabeth warren's cam

elizabeth: thank you. [applause] >> summit has a wall of strongness on her bedroom wall, you're on it. elizabeth: that's a good thing to have. >> as a mother i want to echo what was said before me. one of the most painful things happening in our country right now is family separation. one of the hardest things i've done is bring both of my children to homestead, florida, to bear witness to the largest juvenile detention facility in homestead. we were witnessing there and asking candidates to witness with us. and nobody was available and everybody was busy because the debate was going on in miami. you were the one candidate who showed up first for us. [applause] and you didn't just show up for us and the kids being detained for profit but you brought the press and brought bus loads of other people to bear witness and put out a viral video about the value of witnessing. it was a turning point. suddenly other candidates who had had no availability became available and also came. and it was that day that i rea

i asked about elizabeth warren and this is what he had to say.sk you about elizabeth warren. it seems like you have a sweet-spot for her. you were very instrumental in her running for senate. why do you think she isn't taking off as some predicted she would. >> they were saying the same thing about amy klobuchar they are saying about elizabeth now. now she's one of the front-runner. a lot can change and will change so i wouldn't count elizabeth out of the race. >> interesting. what did you make of that? >> he does have a sweet-spot for warren. he says it's too early. iowa and new hampshire not representative of the country, nevada is. so just wait and see what nevada does, kristen. >> he was fired up yesterday when he spoke before the date. he said nevada should go first. i spoke to former vice president joe biden about a potential reid endorsement. he seemed optimistic. let me play you a piece of sound, then i'll get your take on the other side. take a look. >> harry reid hasn't endorsed anybody yet. have you been talking to him? will you get hi

elizabeth: got it? >> this is the last one. >> we're going to break away from this event from earlier today and take you live to des moines, iowa, where shortly, where a few minutes ago, i should say, the iowa democratic party chair troy price started to speak with reporters. live coverage here now on c-span. >> coming out here in a couple of minutes. we're going to go through our processes, verifying everything. but the thing to remember, we have a paper trail. we have said all along that throughout this process that we have backups to this system. that we have redundancies built in. one of the ways we do that is through the paper trail. the fact is is that as we started doing this last night, it took longer than we expected. so -- but the -- my paramount concern is making sure that these results are accurate, and reflect what happened last night in caucuses across the state. we're going to do just that. we're going to take the time we need. >> when will that be? do you have an estimate? >> when was th

warren of elizabeth knows the power of the pen.ow right now we see the power of the pen play out in a way the district county and in xena phobic and oppressive -- xena phobic, oppressive, life-threatening and family-separating, but when elizabeth warren has the pen in her hand from the power of the pen will be used to build an equitable and just world, and inclusive society, and why do i know that? because she is a good partner, a good student, and centers the people and everything. my congressional hat off for a minute. as a voter, i am so tired. we have been given politicians for too long they come into a community and tried to engage a whole constituency on a single issue. support that come are you good? community, are you good? disability community, i'm for those. are you good? black folks, you are disproportionately incarcerated. i'm for transforming the incarceration system. are you good? let me tell you what, we don't live in big checkboxes [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] . boxes.ked [cheers and applause] >> we l

mike, we've already talked about elizabeth warren. how about the biden camp?o they think they did enough to recover from his mediocre performances in iowa and new hampshire? >> reporter: yeah, craig. certainly of the nine debates we've seen so far if you're judging joe biden against his own previous performances, we know the campaign is feeling pretty good about it. one indication of that, we saw joe biden do something he hasn't done before and that is didn't quite go to the spin room but he did do an interview with brian williams and nicolle wallace immediately after the debate, an indication he wanted to follow up on a good performance. what's interesting is if joe biden is going to recover from stumbling out of the gate here in the first two contests, there's a little bit of a gauntlet ahead. step one was a good debate performance and just as important was mayor bloomberg's weaker performance. there's a sense of his weakness right now. and next up is the strong performance in the iowa caulk uses itself. we saw joe biden tried to bring up the gun issue again

elizabeth warren came to kill. the top of her list was michael bloomberg, and she went to just slay him at the knees, at the legs, at the hips, at the neck. i mean, that moment with the nda, with the follow-ups, she really hit him and it was stunning to see mikem bloomberg, he knew this was going to come. he knew stop and frisk was going to come after him. he knew his elitism and billionaire status was going to be exploited and he just was like a deer in headlights. i think the winner of yesterday's debate was elizabeth warren. she now has a chance i believe she can repeat this performance in south carolina to let viewers have a second look at her because she already raised more than $2 million. i think she will finish in the top two or top three. she recovered from the debate misstep in new hampshire where amy klobuchar i think was the clear front-runner and had a huge bump. speaking of klobuchar and buttigieg, that was the great moderate civil war where we had the midwestern rage of klobuchar hidden behind the sm

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but tell us point-blank what you think elizabeth warren's best closing argument is here. >> elizabeth clear that she is the candidate that can unify the party, and ultimately bring the country together. her message about taxing the all ma wealthy, the two cent wealth tax is one of the top messages that appeals to republicans and independents. and my own campaign is proof positive about how a candidate who talks about corruption can win. i flipped my seat and became the first democrat to represent the area since the 1930s. and i did it on the exact same anti-corruption cleaning up government issues that elizabeth warren's running own and is going to win on. >> when you look at the way bernie sanders is doing well here, this seems to be a place where political strategy and policy substance, which i know you and senator warren care about, they seem to merge. the hesitance to draw contrast with senator sanders seems to potentially be holding senator warren back. does she need to make it more clear why she would be an alternative to sanders if they're dipping in the same economic progressi

is winning the socialist primary, elizabeth warren is not. on the moderate -- on the moderate side both the mayor, he did okay, amy klobuchar did not do that well. imagine congressional candidates, democrat candidates in swing districts how they feel this morning. [laughter] maria: yeah. >> very obvious that all of the moments with bernie sanders right now, i don't think he necessarily had a bad night, i think he had a good night. he's been saying the same thing for the past 420 years and his

ali, elizabeth warren said it's a tight three-way race.s she trying to take vac advantage of that in new hampshire today? >> she's not necessarily tlar g i declaring victory. she says she cease a clustering of success for her, buttigieg and bernie sanders. of course, that leaves biden out to some consternation on twitter. you know how these things tend to go. actually, vaughn and i heard it when troy price, head of the iowa democratic party, said they would get partial results, at least more than 50%, he said. that's not a full result, by 5:00 p.m. eastern today. i asked elizabeth warren about that when she was campaigning just inside the building behind me. i want to show you what she said. >> i don't understand what that means, to release half of the data. i think they ought to get it together and release all of the data. that's what we need. they should get all of the data. we're doing what we can to help. we've called on other campaigns to do the same. >> and, katy, i know you're talking to her campaign manager, roger, right after this

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what was important was it seemed all of the candidates, especially elizabeth warren -- elizabeth warrenrriored back. she's the comeback woman of last night. but i think bernie sanders spoke eloquently about what he is doing. he is building a majority coalition of workers across race and region. elizabeth warren came out fighting and rightly took on mayor bloomberg for his comments about women and more important, what is going on not only in his workplace, bloomberg, the allegations of sexual harassment workplace abuse, but as the nation reported, amy, and he spoke of this earlier, our d.c. correspondent received nda campaign nondisclosure agreement that transparency experts say is so broad, could really prohibit campaign staffers from reporting incidents of sexual harassment or workplace abuse. i think last night you had in elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, the progressive wing of the party. they have one the ideas primary. won the ideas primary. bernie sanders is winning the money debate. mayor bloomberg is pushing down on this country. you have to wonder, with all of that money, wh

. >>> well, elizabeth warren has finally been noticed again by the pundits. they paid attention last night. elizabeth warren will not be dropped from any future polls that include one-on-one matchups of the democratic candidates with donald trump as she was this week in a poll that was otherwise useful, but i refuse to use the one-on-one matchup that didn't include elizabeth warren because it was preposterous as america now knows and all the pollsters now know and they won't be making that mistake again. elizabeth warren will be zwroining us tonight later in the hour for an extended interview, but we begin tonight with another test of america's ability to be shocked by donald trump who maz very deliberately shocked america to the point where he hopes that shock has been replaced by acceptance. the president is a russian operative. that sounds like the description of a bad hollywood screenplay, but it is real, and it is vladimir putin's greatest achievement, decades after america's victory in the cold war and collapse of the soviet union, the president of the

and elizabeth warren is doing the exact opposite. is stressing a message of being the unity candidate. she wants to bring this party together she told reporters in a gaggle today that she doesn't want a repeat of 2016. while all of these other candidates, some of whom are beating her in recent polls are talking about each other she's actually talking about bringing the party together. that message is actually resonating with voters. i was talking to a man today who supported bernie sanders in 2016. and he told me he is now backing elizabeth warren because he wants a candidate who can work with others. for him, bernie sanders just suspect ma isn't making that cut. and for rhyme right now elizabeth warren is. >> we heard in iowa about warren's ground game and how they was going to make up the difference for her. what is her organization looking like here in new hampshire? >> that's a great question. yesterday she want doorknocking herself and actually brought a whole lot of cast canvassers together to knock doors with her. elizabeth wa

i think that is a big improvement over elizabeth warren is trying. i will say that. great to see you. thank you for that. nice to see you. bill hemmer anchors "bill hemmer reports" every day and he's in new hampshire right now. we go to him for the latest data and analysis of the race, hey, bill. >> hey, tucker good evening to you. 10%, 11% reporting across the state of new hampshire. pretty good race for second place. i will take you through a couple of counties here to try to give you a focus as to what we can expect the coming hour or perhaps me on that. sanders comes in the lead 28% from a battle second-place buttigieg and klobuchar. this greene county represents ba but really, tucker a bed of misnomer because very few votes, six, four, 34 andrew yang who rather dropped out. ignore that part of the board for a moment. keep your focus on the bottom half of the state, this is where most of the votes come in. rocking ham county but what i find interesting developing right now, good battle for second place, sanders which seems to be a comfortable lead about 4% or 5%

i don't know how amy klobuchar or elizabeth warren can keep up.hen you are dealing with the reality of michael bloomberg, folks are turning to him because they know him. >> i remind everybody that michael bloomberg is not on that screen. michael bloomberg you was not in the primary. that was his choice not to it be a part of the primary in nevada. you are looking at the delegates assigned so far. of the 36 a number are going to bernie sanders. nobody has been marked as receiving any other delegates in the race. not that they won't but we only have 27% of the vote in. let's talk about the sanders' campaign. very, very big day. 47% of the votes so far. san antonio, texas. what is the situation where you are? >> reporter: well, senator sanders was very excited today in speaking to about 5,000 people in the old san antonio dance hall. he was excited. you could tell based on the results why he is so excited. one thing that stuck out to me is when he said we put together a multigenerational and multiracial coalition not only going to win in nevada, whic

so i see elizabeth warren getting her lanes getting closed out.it was a fight between bernie sanders and elizabeth warren on the left, and i see bernie really going forward while she's sinking. klobuchar is in an interesting position. she's a growing constituencies. people love her, everyone knows she's a great senator. she tracks in red counties in minnesota well, and she also is perfectly suited to be a vice president for somebody, meaning if biden could procure the nomination, biden, klobuchar going right into the heartland would be good. so we have not heard the end of amy klobuchar in 2020. this summer's going to be 100 years of women getting the right to vote, and you're going to have to have a democrat a woman on the ticket, whether it's as the presidential nominee or vp. >> patrick, there was also this statement sent out by andrew yang today. if we miss this fundraising goal and our target finish in new hampshire, i don't believe we can continue contending at the same level. it's that simple. how much trouble is his campaign in? >> well, u

because you see bernie, you see elizabeth warren, you see that fire. that's what i'm looking for.t is your fire? >> decency and honor. the fact that i'm not screaming like bernie and waving my arms, look elizabeth, is not a lack of fire. >> laura: all right, is that -- >> kind of reminds me of that interview that ted kennedy did with roger mudd years ago where he can explain right off-the-cuff why he wanted to be president. he couldn't answer that question. like, why is he actually running? other than to stop bernie or to save the establishment. there's people that are really excited about supporting his campaign and his problem here ir not, when you leave here you're going to states where he doesn't have much organization, he has to spend money. bloomberg has dropped half a billion dollars in 20 states so what are they going to do even if he wins or? wins by ten, or by five, whatever it may be. they've a structural problem over the long term and that is proportional delegate allocation in all states and it took how long for hillary to put bernie away last time in the two person r

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what about elizabeth warren? home state and finished in fourth place here after everybody said that he performance in nevada's debate would propel her to first place and if you disagreed you were a massage ni misogynist. she finished fourth in new hampshire. is she a zombie candidate just like buttigieg? just like, who else did you say? amy? >> yes. the reason is that she's under 15%. i'm not saying that her campaign is so terrible that she's a zombie, but if you're under 15% of the vote in states and districts you're essentially zeroed out in the delegate count. that's the minimum threshold. that effectively means the pool of delegates that are available, gets thrown into, to be awarded to candidates who are above 15%, which inflates bernie sanders's delegate share. if he wins about one-third of the vote on super tuesday which is entirely possible and is the only candidate who hits above 15% in virtually every state and district that means he could get close to half the delegates available, and i don't think dem

i think elizabeth warren helped her fundraising last night. i'm sure she will see a tick up in that if she hasn't announced that yet this morning, fundamentally i don't see a change. >> you're trying to run as the alternative to trump. we saw your candidate attacked as a billionaire that doesn't want to show his taxes, and a questionable history on race and women. and answer on ndas is that women didn't get his jokes. i thought it might be trump saying that. >> i worked with bloomberg 25 years, 25 years hasn't been a single charge or lawsuit anywhere else about his behavior or anything he said, ndas are complicated between employees. mike is running, not employees not putting them on trial. elizabeth warren wanted to put him on trial last night. but he has a record. he was not given a million dollars by his father to start his business. he went out and built business. unlike people on stage, some that served as single term as a mayor in the midwest, others that sat in committees their whole life, mike has run the largest city and done things.

elizabeth warren not a county, but organization wide, coming in second and third, but not winning itut. >> and klobuchar? >> the klobuchar, it is interesting to look along the minnesota border, and she did well there, and look down here, she also did well in other pockets of the state. over here in the eastern part of the state and bringing it out, 25% of delaware county. so had we been reporting this last night, we would have been having a different conversation and a statewide map here. it is the depth of this number one, the buttigieg organization and the strength of the buttigieg turnout of the organization, precinct by precinct is impressive and the votes will come in and move it down in case it changes while we are here. we don't know how quickly they will give us more, and if the colors are changing, it is more data coming in. and so this is the strength of the two-person race, but bernie sanders's strength is here in 2016, and so we wanted to see how he does here in 2020. and sanders, and buttigieg and warren, and so he is not getting the big boost like he did against hillary

warren. >> elizabeth warren, yes. >> jennifer?anders will be most likely the person i vote for on february 29th. i have $179,000 of student loans in myself and my children. so that's really at the top. >> so at this point, i'm undecided. i really am. days before. >> what's going to make your decision between now and saturday? >> i wish i knew. i'm going to talk more, study more. i'm just being honest. i don't know. >> who are you leaning towards? >> i am going to continue throwing my support behind elizabeth warren. one thing that i noticed is that elizabeth warren transcended from the republican party to the democratic party. so if there's anyone with the electability and the likelihood to maintain the votes or harness the support from swing voters or moderate voters, i believe elizabeth warren has that capability. >> by the way, joe biden is still leading in the polls in your state. >> i think a lot of people felt like i did, like he was a sure bet. i thought biden was the dude that could get black people, straight people, gay,

and bernie. >> elizabeth: to your point, that bernie has dodged what elizabeth warren has put up andred, bernie has not been answering like elizabeth warren has been answering about the joke about bloomberg in new york city is that he was about to outlaw elevators and escalators to make everybody take the stairs. the two he promised to govern in the exact opposite way he did in new york. maybe mayor mike would be a great president but that's not who he says he is now, he's denounced all of his policies in new york and everything from the way he handles criminal justice to the way that he helps business and lowers taxes, he's talking about jacking taxes. >> dagen: he raised taxes on high earners, property taxes at least twice based on my memory. he raised sales taxes and he raised hotel taxes. to balance the budget and turn from a deficit into a surplus. given the direction this country in terms of our indebtedness, if something bad happens between now and november he could make a very serious case. >> lisa: i think elizabeth warren is going to have a hard time drawing a distinction w

elizabeth warren is saying it's a three person race. everyone is looking for their private foil here. there aren't clear lanes here. democratic voters aren't splitting themselves up here. there's a lot of kind of cross driving in the lanes. some people want a candidate they think is smart, some people want a candidate based on certain issues. >> we think we're well into this race but for a lot of people, they're not. they're watching this unfold. for some people wednesday's debate was watching what these people might do if they're up against donald trump. let's listen to elizabeth warren. she continues to warn, just like buttigieg is warning people. let's listen to warren. >> i want to talk for a minute specifically at the top about a threat that is coming our way and it's a big threat. not a tall one, but a big one, michael bloomberg. he argues that he is the safest bet to beat donald trump. he's not safe, he's just rich. let's think about that. billionaire who hides his taxes, has a bad history with women and defends racist policies.

elizabeth warren has a plan for everyone. what is her plan for people of color to close the race gap in health care and employment and in the criminal justice system. >> so i would invite you, reverend al, to look at the black women for endorsement that is very powerful and talks of very bluntly about elizabeth warren inviting people of color to the table. black women and youth and all communities to the table to talk about these important issues. and they trust her enough to offer their very powerful endorsement. she has gotten african-american support all over the country. she's gotten native american support all over the country. i believe that with we trust elizabeth warren to bring us to the table, to give us a voice as she has with all of the plans that she has made and i just think that -- that, yes, we will have are a voice in shaping how those issues move forward. >> but has he -- with all of her plans, has she caused specific plans to deal with the race gap in the country. clearly she's dealt with the economic gap b

kenneth and elizabeth. >> rick, thank you. we will have much more analysis of the chaos in iowa and where the race goes from here on our website and our streaming channel abc newslive. >>> we turn now to the coronavirus emergency. at least 425 people have now died in china. >> 64 deaths have been confirmed in the last day and now new flights are set to evacuate more americans from the country. this morning, a husband and wife infected with the coronavirus are being treated at a new hospital. california officials say they've been moved to san francisco. their hometown doctors unable to handle their deteriorating condition. >> they did not go out even for groceries. they have not been out of their house. so as far as i'm concerned, there is at the present time absolutely no risk. >> reporter: it's the second person-to-person transmission case in the u.s. just 2 of the 11 confirmed cases here. while the cdc is confident the spread of the virus can be contained, international health officials are now warning that the virus can sur

>> bernie sanders. >> elizabeth warren. >> okay. >> elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren. >> i won'tm kansas. but i'll vote for whoever. >> okay. a wharm cheese sandwich. >> amy klobuchar. >> joe biden. >> joe biden. >> anybody but trump. >> joe biden. >> pete buttigieg. >> pete buttigieg. >> it's 100 years for the women. it's time we have a woman president. >> who would you like that to be? >> elizabeth warren. >> we're going to back up and go into the crowd. >> joe biden. >> bennet. >> senator elizabeth warren. >> anybody but the orange thing. >> here we go. >> joe biden. >> joe biden. >> anybody but trump. >> undecided. >> elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren. here we go. >> anybody but trump. >> amy. >> amy. >> here we go. >> undecided. >> joe biden. >> amy. >> warren. >> joe biden. >> yang. >> undecided. >> we'll see. >> we'll see. we've got lots and lots of undecided. did i get you? >> elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren. >> how but? >> amy klobuchar. >> how about you? >> java joe. >> java joe for president. i think that is the answer i'm going with, joe. more "a.m. joy" aft

how does he get elizabeth warren supporters?ump's week, skillful state of the union, very skillful on how he outreach to african-americans and other minorities, with outreach to his own base, we follow up on wednesday with the acquittal, thursday with that wild scene in the east room and the firings on friday. >> to me, the most important part of the president's state of the union is the third of time he spent on the economy. can he move the delta between the people who approve him on the economy and approve him on the presidency? the biggest fear of donald trump is no one running in the democratic primary, it's donald trump. because donald trump, he has a capacity dm we saw on thursday, do the crazy ridiculous things. i think if donald trump can be disciplined which is a huge ask, it makes it very hard for the democrats. any guarantee, donald trump will be chaotic and undisciplined. >> and his high water mark, he's at 49%. as good as it's been for donald trump. so this -- >> 63% on the economy and so the outreach that he did, w

elizabeth warren going at michael bloomberg.as not they thing most people on stage had in common is they felt it was good for them to go after michael bloomberg and have a point, have a moment at his expense. his campaign admits it wasn't the best night for him. said in the second half of it, that's when he got sea legs. this is what it is. you come into a presidential contest late, michael bloomberg was able to catch up in terms of scaling up his campaign, getting on air waves. you also have to catch up in terms of getting on debate stage, being able to defend your record. i think the other person that benefitted from the way the debate shook out last night, certainly elizabeth warren able to reinvigorate her campaign, but bernie sanders. don't forget, he is the frontrunner now, across the polls, in terms of delegates, bernie sanders is the frontrunner. what we saw last night on stage was michael bloomberg taking most of the fire and focus a frontrunner would typically take, which means sanders got off probably easier than othe

bailey, elizabeth warren's golden retriever.ked the crowd, and bailey to took her place in a selfy line. she's enlisted some help. >> and we'll find out tomorrow with bailey worked with iowa voters. thank you all for watching. for "face the nation", i'm margaret brennan. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a developing story in britain this morning. terror in london. police kill an attacker after he goes on a stabbing spree on a busy street. >> run for my life. >>> also tonight, lashing out. president trump takes shots at political rivals and his impeachment in a super bowl sit-down. >> it's been a very, very unfair process. >>> caucus countdown. >> hello, indianola! >> making their final pitches before tomorrow's first in the nation contest. >> now is the time for action. >>> restricted entry.

elizabeth warren failed to break out of the pack. allies say she will make her presence known tonight. will she also go after bernie sanders? pete buttigieg, faces his first challenge in a diverse state. same thing goes for amy klobuchar, the minnesota senator exceeded expectations in the new hampshire debate. can she do it again tonight? joining me now from here in las vegas is nbc's josh letterman who's been following the campaign, mike memoli who's been following the biden, and shaquille brufter following the sanders campaign. normally shaq we would start with you. but tonight is going to be all about michael bloomberg. josh letterman this is the first time for him on a debate stage in dwight awhile. what has his team been doing? >> it's been about a decade since mike bloomberg has been on a debate stage, never in a format like this before with six candidates on the stage. mike bloomberg has been huddled with his advisers in mock debate sessions. he got her last night, took a break to have seafood dinner with his staff. today he's

elizabeth warren, there's nowhere for her to go.iden, this is a matter of how do you put this away? i'm sure he feels bad for his family and friends and supporters and people who gave him this money but there is no way this is going to feed the bulldog. >> martha: something needs to be said for getting out at the right time. i don't know if that's going to happen. >> there is amy klobuchar skating, she's down there andeti think he only got a thousand votes or so in neighboring new hampshire. this is a winnowing the factor and the question is whether it will continue after today to winnow. >> i don't know that it will winnow enough to give more establishment democrats the clear shot they need to take out bernie sanders, to stop his momentum. he is questionable w coming out of iowa, a clear win coming out of new hampshire and there are a lot of democrats worrying he's not going to be able to take on donald trump. that's why you hear amy klobuchar that most voters have never heard of before, what's your message? she made it very clear,

>> elizabeth warren. go, elizabeth. >> and you?rter: when did you make up your mind? >> because we live in iowa, the candidates all come visit us. and elizabeth warren even came to our small community, and i heard her speak and i made a connection with her. she has the energy and the knowledge and the background to do what i think that our country needs to do at this point in time. >> reporter: thank you so much. i appreciate it. wolf, we have been in here about 120 registered iowa democrats are expected for the first time to be able to caucus in florida here in st. petersburg, driving from all over the state. i will send it back to you, and we should be starting the caucus within the next 45 minutes here. >> we will stay in close touch with you. thank you very much. we go to queen creek which is not far from phoenix, and we have sara sidner there for that iowa caucus. >> it is exciting here, because we are inside of the theater here in queen creek. and the thing that has a lot of people excited, and i will give you to look at the

elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren.izabeth warren. >> joe biden. >> joe biden. >> anybody but trump. >> joe biden. >> pete buttigieg. >> pete buttigieg. >> 100 years for the women, it's time we have a woman president. >> who would you like that to be? >> elizabeth warren. >> we're going to go into the crowd here. we're going to go quick. >> joe biden. >> elizabeth warren. >> anyone but the orange thing. >> joe biden. >> joe biden. >> anybody but trump. >> undecided. undecided. back here. >> elizabeth warren. >> anybody but trump. >> amy. >> amy. >> undecided. >> joe biden. >> joe biden. >> warren. >> joe biden. >> yang. >> undecided. >> we'll see. >> elizabeth warren. >> elizabeth warren. >> how about you? >> amy klobuchar. >> java joe. >> java joe for president. i think that is the answer i'm going with! java joe. all right more a.m. joy after the break with this fabulous crowd. liqui-gels, you have fast-acting power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. w

i am really excited today because i share a lot of similarities with elizabeth warren. i don't want to brag. ,e are both blonde haired blue-eyed, cold betsy, groep and conservative families. in the three brothers military, and my older brother zach was a military police officer in the marines. yeah, let's hear it for our veterans. [applause] he served overseas in 2013. he also struggled with years for addiction and mental health issues, and in the summer of 2016, he took his own life, yeah. particularly not a unique story. statistically 22 veterans each day commit suicide, and we know veterans are at a much increased risk of developing substance abuse disorders. onlyeterans community is one of several communities devastated by the opioid crisis in this country. senator warren has the most aggressive plan to date to fight that crisis, and that is why i proud to work for her. [cheers and applause] >> her plan allocates over $100 billion in the next decade to fighting this crisis, and even make theer plan will people who are profiting off of the diction pay for the recover

elizabeth has got a plan for that. has got a plan for all of it that is true to how we live our is in complexity end intersectionality end nuance. speaks my love language, she knows the power of the pen and the power of policy. the other thing i know about elizabeth is that she knows how to fight, and she knows how to win. [applause] i have talked a lot about how empathetic she is, but let me word.ou another e she is electable. [applause] because she knows how to fight and win and she never forgets who she is fighting for and alongside. she never forgets the people. say, not onlyt to do i appreciate she is an unapologetic policy nerd, she is unapologetically aspirational, and the thing about these plans, these are no gimmicks, the plans are about two things, the plans are about power, who has it, who refuses to give it up, and who never had it in the first place. and the plans are about the , and the aspirations we all share are actually attainable. that is what the plans proved. monday, february 3, is a very special d

how does elizabeth warren recover from this?she reset going into nevada and south carolina? >> yeah, she's going to have to do something differently. there was an article in the paper yesterday about how she was planning to double down on her strategy. and that hasn't worked so far. even if she struggled in the state that's close by to her home state, if she struggled in new hampshire, staying in the single digits, there's not much of an argument for why she would do better in nevada or south carolina or going to the south, going to some of the super tuesday states. unless she does have a reset and retool her campaign, it will be difficult to see her being able to compete with bernie sanders. as you see, bernie sanders has been able to take a significant part of the progressive wing. he's been able to consolidate that vote. she was competing for that vote earlier this summer. it seems like at this point bernie sanders is running away it. >> you cover the white house. we have got to talk about this earthquake yesterday with the d

and jonathan, we've talked a lot about elizabeth warren going after bloomberg, elizabeth warren going everybody else. she was on fire. >> yes. >> she borrowed -- i keep saying blowtorch but i think it was a flamethrower. but there was another skirmish. it got really personal. amy and mayor pete, man, they don't like each other. that was evident in last night's debate. >> a credit to you there. >> you were thinking of alf or "saved by the bell"? >> much better. there's a few takeaways. about senator warren, she was pure fire last night. this is someone who has been the unity candidate at this point. the democrat that was able to criticize her peers. she didn't deliver as many blows as bernie sanders. she tore apart and eviscerated mike bloomberg. the tension between buttigieg and klobuchar has been obvious for weeks. and it bubbled up last night, a and klobuchar said to buttigieg, i wish we could be as perfect as you, which caused gasps in the room i was watching. they are both competing for that moderate lane of voters, along with joe biden. seems like elizabeth warren might want to b

for elizabeth to be viable.viable candidates or they can go home. so that is what we're waiting for right now. they will count everyone in the official groups, they will get those results out, and then they are going to go back to the second round. brianna, i will toss it back to you. democracy in action here at the bellagio. >> it is very interesting to watch. and let's head from las vegas, over to sparks, nevada, and evan mcmorris is there, and this is just getting under way, where you are. you are actually in a gymnasium. take us through and tell us who has the biggest crowd so far, evan. >> really the question here is, this is sparks high school in washoe county nevada by reno, precinct 6202, which is one of four precincts in this high school gym, and really, the biggest crowd is for bernie, but a pretty small crowd. as you can see right now, they're doing the first alignment. people have now separated into their candidate groups. and are voting in this precinct. the majority of the vote for this precinct ca

senator elizabeth warren and senator amy klobuchar. here a sample of the closing arguments from the other top tier candidates. >> tomorrow could begin the end of donald trump. [ applause ] if we win here in new hampshire after winning in iowa, i think we got a great chance to win in nevada. i think we have a strong shot in south carolina and california and the states that follow. so if we win here tomorrow, i think we got a path to victory for the democratic nomination. >> the president of the united states thinks we're suckers. but we know -- we know that there will be accountability for all of those broken promises. if the senate was the jury last week, we're the jury this year. and we get to have the final verdict on the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> like many of you, i've had real losses in my life. like many of you have. but i will be, excuse my language, i will be damned if i will stand by and watch us lose this country to donald trump a second time. [ applause ] this is the united states of america. it's time t

elizabeth is going after the votes too.ou have bernie with his group, and then you've got the other five candidates going after the rest. if there's only two of them, then all of a sudden this gets much more competitive. >> that's exactly what the 2016 republican primary resulted in. i mean, and i'm not saying anything about these people having any policies in common. i'm not even making the conduct or behavior their campaign analogy. i'm saying structurally you've got one polarizing figure with a fervent base. marco rubio, chris christie and ted cruz, split up everybody else for way too long for anybody to catch can him. >> this is why we have contested conventions. i want to see a contested convention. it will be the one test that we actually need for bernie sanders. for all the noise that he's making, i want to see -- someone started asking him about that. bloomberg talked about it. how his staff behaves. how his supporters behave. how they're treated the working families party. i want to see bernie sanders and his great