but that being enough with our operation in and gora -- in and gora, we think it can be shifted from africa to asia. reporter: each area of land opens up new opportunities like farms and schools in a company recover -- in a country recovering from the war. brent: after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. at first, buddhists in southeast asia mark the full moon festival. we will be right back. >> we have put together a great show for you today. before we get started, let's take a quick look at what is coming up in the next half hour. san sebastian is a 2016 capital of culture. recycled art, one man from britain and his hubcap sculptures. clear perspectives, a berlin window cleaner and his photo collection. the city of san sebastian has recently completed opening celebrations as one of this year's european capitals of culture. located on the north coast of spain, it is home to a vibrancy and of cultural exprsi

i david gora. race for the white house has .een leading up to today hillary clinton is leading bernie sanders by 3%, which is in the margin of error. on the republican side, donald trump has a five point advantage over ted cruz. john heilemann joins us from des moines. what is going to make a difference here? when you look at iowa and the past caucuses, what are candidates doing on the closing day to make their case? ,ohn: they are running around trying to get their faces in front of as many voters as they can. they are doing their last rallies, last caucus organizing events, trying to make their cases. but really, the last full day of campaigning was yesterday. a workday so the ability to put yourself in front of caucus voters on caucus day is limited. you have two unconventional candidates, donald trump and bernie sanders. one is in the lead. the other, narrowly behind, in the case of bernie sanders. big are both relying on turnouts and big turnouts of first time caucus-goers. if you have a big n

i'm david gora. signsof distress shown no of fading away. the s&p 500 headed for a two-month low with strategists cutting targets. >> on target is wrong. 2360 will be wrong. the question is, where should it the? to your point, where's fair value? oil getting hit hard, but the ceo of the largest independent oil trader said that he is not worried. >> the price at the end of the year would be what? >> 48. and then you can come back and kill me. i'm sure i'll be wrong. -- david: can donald trump -- donald trump hold onto his lead? and jeb bush -- jeb bush make a last-minute push in the granite state? on the markets desk, julie hyman has the latest long session lows. investorsloff today, seem to be feeling uneasy about here. accelerating, as david says, the lows of the session, the s&p in the dow are down considerably as well. close toq looks pretty entering a bear market. take a look at the bloomberg on an intraday basis, going back about one year. this is last july. the high of july 20, the high on that day. tract to the lower today you have a

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jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. [ music ] >> axelrod: this is a campaign 2016 update. i'm jim axelrod. breaking news from south carolina. cbs news projects hillary clinton has defeated bernie sanders in today's democratic primary. it is a big win for clinton in the first-in-the-south contest for the party's nomination. our projection is based on exit polls and interviews conducted throughout the day in south carolina. exit polls suggest african american voters and women were major forces behind clinton's victory. let's bring in nancy cordes, who is in columbia, south carolina. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: hi, jim. and the clinton campaign says that her victory here is a sign that she can dominate in the south, and that she can dominate with minority voters, which is

jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn.

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i'm david gora. -- gura.the week and money in politics with president obama's final budget proposal. >> president obama officially releasing his $4 trillion budget plan for fiscal 2017. give us the big numbers first. >> it is a $4 trillion budget. we do see some themes coming out. number one is how focused he is on climate change. he really wants this to be part of his legacy of his final year in the white house. this budget really takes a crack at trying to address climate change both on the policy side and the revenue side by imposing a $10 tax on oil. there's also a surprise in terms of the economic assumptions. the white house is assuming that the unemployment rate in the united states will not go below 5%. while we are at 4.9% now, that is a very interesting function. finally, there is an assumption of 2 trillion more dollars been raised over the next decade. that is a big number. it is something that is unlikely to be achieved. >> congress will not hold any hearings on that. is that unusual? >> the repu

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bill press, don't be intimidated by these people, author of "buyers remorse," gora borger, donna brazile and you think they helped themselves tonight? >> i think they did. first of all, let me say welcome to new hampshire tonight because those questions were unbelievable. they were great. they were personal and they were the kind of questions that you -- they're water cooler questions. people are thinking about it and the people in new hampshire are so used to getting the candidates one-on-one, they're not afraid to ask these questions. and so kudos to the audience there. second thing, i think we saw bernie sanders' passion for the issues and for what he stands for and what he's been fighting for for his entire career and his life and a little bit weakness on foreign policy i still think, and i think we saw in hillary clinton as she answered the question about how do you combine ego with humility, the ego it takes to run for president, and we sort of lifted the veil on hillary clinton a little bit where she said, i had a husband who was such a natural and by implication saying you know w

i am david gora -- gura. mark crumpton has more.k: infinite michigan, they say the removal and replacement of pipes will begin next month, and a special committee says they were discussing possible criminal charges today. >> we are here to investigate what possible crimes there are, from anything to the involuntary manslaughter to the deaths that happened to a young person because of this poisoning to misconduct in office. we take this very seriously. mark: meantime, general motors and the united auto workers there,and to help kids donating money for health and education services. voters are heading to the polls in new hampshire today. so far this campaign season, the thecrats are dominating race for campaign cash based on figures compiled by bloomberg news. democratic front runner hillary clinton has raised more money than vermont senator bernie sanders, and topping 10 crews and marco combined in contributions. jeb bush leads all republican candidates in contributions and spending, and today, we will have a special two-hour special

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you mentioned joel gora, he's speaking at our event thursday afternoon. we'll have a discussion on both sides. i wanted to ask you a specific question about entrend inchment because i think this is within area we agree there's a danger of entrenchment of incumbents and that's something we should be concerned about. i want to ask, what if it wasn't true, that restrictive campaign finance laws were good for incumbents, what if study you can point to suggests that the case i can point to another that it leads to more candidates being able to participate in the system what happen if we could experience the benefits of a system that was more equal and gave folks more of a voice without the dangerous entrend inchment? would that change your rules? >> it wouldn't change mine because my views are not rooted in the proposition which makes sense to me, but i don't have a strong view on at all that these laws are being written for the purpose or will have the effect of keeping people who are entrenched in office in the office. look, my view is that the laws violate

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matt: here is david gora. david: voting is underweight for the first primary.he first primary. for candidates have a shot at finishing second, ted cruz, marco rubio, john kasich and jeb bush. meanwhile, bernie sanders is the national front runner i double digits. later, we will have a two hour new hampshire primary special on "all due respect" at that :00 eastern time. the death toll rises in germany on a fatal train crash. two commuter train's collided in southern germany. authorities say the accident wasn't a remote wooded area, making rescue efforts difficult. in taiwan, they arrested the builder of a high-rise apartment complex that collapsed in the earthquake over the weekend. 38 buildings have been recovered and more than 100 missing. global news powered by our 124 journalists and news bureaus around the world. stephanie: thank you. european stocks are having with gains and losses. mark barton joins us with the latest. seven days in a row, that is the declining straight for the stoxx 600, down as much as 2%. the longest losing streak since october 2014. t

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in less than 24 hours, we'll take you right behind me, inside the angora gora crater. we're partners ing with im360 the virtual reality experience. you'll feel like you're there in the crater with me. we'll show you the whole pick chuck for the first time. and you can control what you see from home. this has never been done before. you guys have a demo on what people can do from the comfort >> right now w this tablet, you're looking around at 360-degree view. as you're standing right there in africa amongst all these beautiful animals. >> oh, my gosh. >> there's no way you can do this. >> that's impossible. it's amazing. >> upclose and personal. a little baby elephant. >> oh, my goodness gracious. >> the im360 camera we have there in africa, has six lenses that shoot simultaneously and

in less than 24 hours, we'll the angora gora crater. we're partnersing with im360 the virtual reality experience. you'll feel like you're there in the crater with me. we'll show you the whole pick chuck for the first time. and you can control what you see from home. this has never been done before. you guys have a demo on what people can do from the comfort of their couch. there in africa, has six lenses that shoot simultaneously and software stitches all of the footage together in realtime to create a 360-degree video >> like you're right there. brought to3 we're talking unsettled weather for the first half of the workweek. here's what to expect across the heart of virginia: please be careful on the morning commute as you may be dealing with areas of fog. overall, monday will be cloudy and cool with patches of drizzle all thanks to a wedge of high pressure. temperatures hover in the upper 40s and lower 50s. rain begins to develop later tonight with lows falling into the upper 30s to near 40. you'll need wednesday. rain will be here jus

i'm david gora. signsof distress shown no of fading away.month low with strategists cutting targets. >> on target is wrong. 2360 will be wrong. the question is, where should it the? to your point, where's fair value? oil getting hit hard, but the ceo of the largest independent oil trader said that he is not worried. >> the price at the end of the year would be what? >> 48. and then you can come back and kill me. i'm sure i'll be wrong. -- david: can donald trump -- donald trump hold onto his lead? and jeb bush -- jeb

david geergen, michael smerconish, gora borger, john king, to my left, paul begala -- >> we're not talking about our guy. >> paul advise as pro-clinton super pac. let's get quick reaction from our correspondents and analysts. david gergen, you've seen a lot of these debates. what did you make of this one? >> i can't remember a candidate for the presidency who is more experienced and competent than hillary clinton was tonight. she was on top of the issues, very factual. i thought she won the arguments. ism thought he did a better job in capturing the anger and frustration in the country. i'm not sure it changed a lot of minds but i did think there was a real difference in debating style. >> michael smerconish? >> i thought he looked shaken after she laid out what she had to say and i thought it was a pitch by secretary clinton to solidify her support in the african-american community by saying this guy has not stood with barack obama. >> gloria? >> i think the person looming over this debate is president obama, completely. and what was interesting to me was the ways in which -- the multiple

in the early days of the surge in the beginning of 2007 and could watch it work in districts like gora. that was my first, my first week there, i went to dora, just as surge troops were moving in. completely devastated neighborhoods where the only protection, largely sunni inhabitants thought they would ever have from marauding shia militias was al qaeda. with the surge troops, not just the number of troops, but the changing mission, protection of the population, you could see how life came back to parts of dora because we had a small operating base there. so the surge in the sense of security it brought to populations primarily in baghdad but really around the country made a huge difference. with that politics could be workable again. i worked obviously very closely with nouri al-malaki and others. prime minister maliki obviously came from a certain background and had a certain world view called highly sectarian but he knew what he needed to do for the country. i mentioned to jim over lunch, we taught the iraqis a lot of bad things, maybe the worst was the budget supplemental process.

i'm david gora. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn.arly eight-year low. >> signs of wage growth something that has been noticeably absent. how we growth has played into the race for the white house in 2016. vonnie: linkedin getting crushed this morning. before cassidy year of slower revenue growth. to the markets desk. >> with the disappointment and headline numbers, the jobless rate fell, we saw that uptick in

you mentioned joel gora, he's speaking at our event thursday afternoon. we'll have a discussion on both sides. i wanted to ask you a specific question about entrenchment because i think this is within area we agree there's a danger of entrenchment of incumbents and that's something we should be concerned about. i want to ask, what if it wasn't true, that restrictive campaign finance laws were good for incumbents, what if study you can point to suggests that the case i can point to another that it leads to more candidates being able to participate in the system what happen if we could experience the benefits of a system that was more equal and gave folks more of a voice without the dangerous entrenchment? would that change your views about campaign financing rules? >> it wouldn't change mine because my views are not rooted in the proposition which makes sense to me, but i don't have a strong view on at all that these laws are being written for the