crowd: go, grafton! ♪ i got as much work as y'all can handle. we want to get this town back in shape. i'm feeling good about the fact that people are out this morning, and they're working. they're at city hall. they're at the loading dock, and they're all over town working on each individual little business. i feel the momentum. you doing okay? tammy: as we can be. lemonis: what's this stuff out front here? is this stuff... tammy: it's all going. lemonis: i'm gonna get you a dumpster out here. tammy: okay. lemonis: i'll get it cleaned up. we're gonna go to the fudgery. we'll clean all this up. edge this really tight. let's trim this tree up a little bit. what do you need here on this facility? kelly: right now mainly just, like, outside -- cleaning up and whatnot. that's... lemonis: pressure-washing the building? kelly: right. ♪ ♪ lemonis: after a long day of getting a lot of labor done outside, i did want to sit down with the mayor and his wife and really understand what the future of grafton looked lik

connecticut river valley, in western new hampshire from the southwest corner of the state up into grafton county where dartmouth college is, that is actually an area where democrats in a general election typically find their margin of victory for a statewide race. rural is more recreational-based in new hampshire. people come up to vacation. a lot of people go up to retire in new hampshire. they bring their politics with them, so one thing that has changed in new hampshire that has brought political change, there used to be the image of the yankee republican, the old man in the plaid jacket that's a fiscal conservative. he has passed away and has been replaced by retirees from new jersey or new york who were democrats all their lives and they brought their politics with them. they are not going to change when they are 60, 65. republicans have gradually been replaced with democrats in the north. >> they have come here in part because of low taxes? dr. scala: right, so you've got two streams of migrants into new hampshire over the last 20 to 30 years. one would be working families in their

from grafton down to cheshire county. that will be key for him.zabeth warren, i would look at the city of portsmouth, that small city on the seacoast. there are a lot of liberal voters there. if she is making a comeback and perhaps persuading voters, progressive voters, liberal voters to come over from bernie that is going to be a clique tea place for her. >> do you have a sense of turnout, what are you looking for and what would the ultimate results been the state? >> i expect it to be significantly higher for three reasons. one is we have a pool of undeclared voters who are free agents. they can pick either a democratic or republican ballot on primary day. and they are more likely to pick a democratic bal object ballad because republican is uncompetitive. second democrats are seen have been very energized to get this president out of office. i suspect that will carry over. and three, so much attention on the primary. so many candidates coming and going now for a good year. all of that builds up to this climax. i think voters will turn out -- it

lemonis: grafton, illinois, just outside of st.t flood to hit its community in over 25 years. oh, my god. this is, like, heart-breaking. i'm marcus lemonis, and i want to see it for myself and really understand how small towns in america recover from a disaster like this. is this worse than you thought it was gonna be? peter: this is brutal. lemonis: something like this make you want to call it quits? oliver: yes. lemonis: there's massive devastation... this is a street. ...an entire main street underwater.

grafton county 66%, just an overall big performance for bernie sanders and that's what he doesn't want the screen to go black. but it has and it did. thanks for being here today. big show tomorrow and that doesn't today. i'll be at back at 3:00 eastern the dnc and head of the new hampshire primary will be here as well. we will have martha maccallum, chris wallace and rich hume. you don't want to miss it. in the meantime neil will come up talking about the coronavirus and the effect it is having on the markets. i've had a lot of angst against that virus, whether the ability to control it is something that china can handle or whether or not other countries can handle it. neil will have the low down for you on that. later tonight, president trump is in new hampshire for a big rally. four years ago, he did this and he got all the headlines. how will he try to drum up the attention that democratic candidates hope to receive your in the state that prides itself on independence? they call them undeclared and we will see which way they go tomorrow. until then, i'm bill hemmer live here in new

in that occasion, it was earl of grafton who got divorced and then remarried and who had a very colourfulexpected in the summer, and it was interesting, i think, at westminster, there were rumours swirling in recent days and weeks because carrie symonds is a very well known environmental campaigner in her own right. she has also been a former conservative party staffer, and she hadn't been seen much very recently. the prime minister hadn't been making many foreign trips, so people assumed something may be on its way. she then appointed her own pr adviser so so we assumed there may be more of an interest in her role in coming weeks, and we now have the official confirmation. so they will have their baby this summer, and they have at least got plans to get married in the future. holly has all the sport. liverpool's aa game unbeaten run in the english premier league is over after being beaten 3—0 by watford. its victory which moves nigel pearson's side out of the bottom three. but for the leaders, it's their first league defeat since january last year. if you win either had the right manner.

just to show you this right now, this is grafton county, still a ways away. it is more rural and not as many votes, quick math tells you that is 6,000, 7,000. you have about 12,000, 13,000, 14,000 more votes that will come in here. the point is sanders did well against hillary clinton and these counties. he is not running up the same numbers on a percentage basis. and a real vote total that he did four years ago. so that's got a bit of an interesting development. pop down here and you find king and chester county from a similar story about 15,000 votes four years ago. so right now, four, five, six, 10,000 now. about two-thirds of the voters tabulated in this county. sanders, he was racking up numbers of 70% against hillary clinton. again, he's not doing that yet. one other story line developing that is interesting and that is this. many thought it was possible that warren could cut into bernie sanders vote tally. that does not appear to be the case in new hampshire. sanders has been his own man so far in the state of new hampshire. and elizabeth warren's resu

. >> he just said to me this is northern grafton that's how well the governor knows the dress code. well we will unite around bernie sanders? >> i think so. brian: because i don't. >> well, here's the thing, cnn which basically a couple of weeks ago did a number with him with that elizabeth warren hit job cnn and msnbc are starting to normalize a bernie and i think there's a little bit of danger there. he's a hard-core socialist. he's not a danish or norwegian socialist. he's a total failed state socialist and i think you will start to see cnn, msnbc those guys start to normalize those views. steve: mark, having talked to a bunch of those people and last night when he gave those comments, every person i talked to, not one has a problem with him being a socialist and you look at the surveys we are only% in this country away from liking the idea of socialism. that's really close. >> he basically single-handedly mainstreamed the word socialist over the last four years and all the energy in the democrat party any literal energy when you look at alternatives like joe biden is actually on

democrats, -- hanover, new hampshire in grafton county along the western part of the state, a population under 90,000. senator sanders easily winning over hillary clinton in the 2016 primary. he is the senator from vermont. and the general election, it went for secretary clinton at over -- just over 56.9%. the president has been tweeting a lot and we tweeting this afternoon. want to share with you something he said a short while ago. christopher wray admitted that he five to warrants and surveillance of my campaign were illegal. so was the fake dossier. therefore the scam investigation at mueller report and everything else for three years was a fixed hoax. who pays the price? this is the biggest political crime in american history by far. the party in power elite lee spied on my campaign before and after the election in order to change or nullify the results of the election. it continued with the impeachment hopes, culling at a terrible. adding, it is time to drain the swamp. illinois, democrats line. what have you been hearing so far today? caller: thank you. hello? thinking, why don't