live in hanover, new hampshire, adjacent to white river junction. senator sanders is the longtime senator, former congressman, and former mayor of vermont, and now joel, democrats line. good afternoon. caller: i was in new hampshire on saturday. i went to sit in with amy klobuchar. as a lifelong democrat, i was impressed. senator, hasnesota a true spirit of paul wellstone, the late senator from minnesota. a moderate. she speaks true -- the truth. she is a mom. host: thank you. you are next, calling from california. good afternoon. caller: i have not heard any comments regarding mr. agenda."'s "gay and how the first man would be addressed if he should be elected president. thank you. host: thank you. we will go to, -- thomas in north carolina. where is that located? caller: the virginia line. i'm a democrat and have been for 76 years. the democrats are in worse shape than i have ever seen in this earth. one thatever vote for would want to kill little babies and god is not looking at them. for a democrats anymore, i do not know what is wrong with them

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hanover just came in? hanover just came in. pete buttiegieg has won hanover.has won it by 297 plus 22. 319. he's won it by 219 votes -- uh, 319. he's won it by 319 votes. this is important. we said buttigieg needed a monster number out of hanover. this is dartmouth college. a lot of votes coming out. adding this up in my head. he gets the win in hanover in a college town, an ivy league college town. might have needed more out of there. if he didn't get a huge number out of hanover -- he didn't -- lost littleton. and i can show you plymouth. plymouth state college, this just came in as well. look at that. bernie sanders, 307 vote plurality for sanders. sanders with the strength in little ton, strength in plymouth, has already offset the gain buttigieg made, big piece of real estate. we're waiting on durham where the university of new hampshire is. this was a big sanders town in 2017 -- i'm sorry, what just came in? amherst just came in as well. let's take a look. okay. amherst is a wealthy town. this is a bedroom community, sort of outside nashua. buttigieg win

hanover, thank you so much. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> thank you. >> thank you. ♪ >> during this election season, the candidates beyond the talking points are only revealed over time. but since you can't be everywhere, there is c-span. our campaign 2020 programming differs from all other political coverage for one simple reason -- it is c-span. we have brought you the unfiltered view of government every day since 1979, in this year we are bringing you the unfiltered view of the people looking to steer that government this november. in other words, your future. this election season, go deep, direct, and unfiltered. see the biggest picture for yourself and make up your own mind. with c-span campaign 2020, brought to you as a public service by your public television provider. our campaign coverage continues monday, starting at 12:00 p.m. eastern. senator bernie holds a town hall at franklin pierce university in 2:00,mpshire, and at elizabeth warren holds a get out the vote rally in rochester, new hampshire, one day

thank you for joining us and to hanover press and the museum of jewish heritage for bringing him here this evening to tell his story. asas a diplomat with many incarnations one of the most memorable opportunities for me for poland to travel to auschwitz with my family and my wife and to see and share the tragedies of auschwitz. iwi am deeply and profoundly inspired by the current trend of holocaust survivors who despite the evil they face and the complexity to understand it needs to be real to reconcile those unspeakable horrors dealing with faith and humanity and to be profoundly shaped by the 40000 holocaust survivors and i must add the devastating results of our own inaction and apathy when in 1939 jewish refugees on board the ss st. louis were turned away and then issued a formal apology house of commons november 2018. it needs as prime minister trudeau has said never again is not a phrase covets promise to stand up to the dangers of hatred and those consequences of an action and indifference. as a new yorker we know all too well as these attacks right here have made clear hatred

impact a change in election w e "fight to vote" 2020 special contributor joie chen checked in from hanovernew hampshire. joie: new hampshire might seem frozen in silent hibernation for f ste national political calendar. but there's plenty of tension beneath the surface. the granite state prizes both its elections, and its independence. "live free or die" is the motto given to it by revolutionary war hero john stark. home-grown issues take center stage between presidential contests, as locals keep a polite distance from outsiders. but in election 2020, it's the newcomers, at colleges like dartmouth, who may be key. there are 27 colleges and universities in new hampshire and a total of nearly 75 thousand students who make up about 7% of the total voting age population in a state where elections are routinely decided by fractions of a single percent. in 2016 donald trump lost to hillary clinton here by 0.25%.ae hassan defeated incumbent republican senator kelly ayotte, by less than 0.2%. college students, many from out-of-state, could hold extraordinary sway here. raised in post-hurricane kat

the counselor general of canada in new york , hanover square press and the usc show up foundation. before we begin, please take a moment to silence your cell phones to avoid any disruptions during the program. you. now please join me in welcoming our first speaker tonight, acting canadian council general, how are not. >> thank you rita, gracefully i was held up by the impeachment hearings in washington. [speaking french] what an incredible honor it is to be here with all of you tonight to pay tribute to a truly remarkable man and an extraordinary canadian. mister maximizer. since we learned of max's incredible story, my team at the counselor general has been seeking an opportunity to bring mister eisen to new york. i have to say this for a man of his age, he has a very busy schedule and itwas not easy to get him here . thank you max for joining us thank you to hanover press, usc show up foundation, the national market of the living and jewish heritage for bringing max this evening to tell his story. as a diplomat, i had many incarnations. i sent time, a lot of time in europe and on

international march of the living, the counselorgeneral of canada in new york , hanover square press and the usc showa foundation. before we begin take a moment to silence your cell phones to avoid any disruptions during the program. thank you and now please join me in welcoming our first speakertonight , acting canadian council general hawar naseem. >> you rita. recently i was not held up by the impeachment hearings in washington. >> what an incredible honor it is to be here with all of you tonight to pay tribute to a remarkable man , an extraordinary canadian , mister max eisen. my team at the council it has been seeking an opportunity to bring mister eisen to new york. for a man of his age he has a busy schedule and it was not easy to get him here. thank you for joining us thank you to hanover press, usc showa foundation, international march of the living and jewish heritage for bringing max here to tell his story. as a diplomat, i had many incarnations. i spent time, a lot of time in europe and one of the most memorable opportunities for me as i family was to visit poland and to

we aren't the only people in hanover asking when this is going to happen again and who will it be. we want to surance it's from the states that this will not happen again mentioned if i can't feel safe in germany then where can i the message from the state has to show that everyone in germany enjoys the same level of protection . many try to flee to europe via libya thousands die along the way rescue ships like the ocean viking try to help those lost in the mediterranean sea. d.w. reporter mia drugstore each joined the rescuers on board. from the deck of the rescue ship ocean viking nicholas romaniuk is scanning the sea for a boat with migrants on board. the ocean viking is about 130 kilometers off the libyan coast that means it's in international waters. off the border patrol is searching the area with small aircraft or helicopters they say they think the spotted the migrants boat going to people on board. the migrant boat is now clearly visible. the degree of. rescue doing these are ready to be deployed tom he is one of the most experienced stuff when it comes to see rescues even

the kurdish cultural center in hanover has become a place of grief and suffering many who knew the victims of the shooting here have come to pay their respects to farragut a 23 year old heating technician guns don't se tried to buy cigarettes. that's the worst of it for had wanted to do something good for the people of. his grandfather was a guest worker who helped pave the streets of hanna. for had wanted to give people a warm place to call home now that's no longer possible i did you can barely sleep he is a relative of who he says was a person who loved life he wants politicians and civil society to do more to combat racism it's. people know it's getting real people died young people like you and me lost their lives now it's time to do something it's high time is. no there is also the question of more protection for immigrants and their descendants mistah for byron has lived in germany since 1988 but the shop owner does not want to be ruled by fear. don't have to protect my store why should they stand around for 12 hours just waiting for you live in fear then you will just stay home and

thank you for joining us and to hanover press and the jewish heritage to bring here this evening to tell his story. as a diplomat i spent time in one of the most the merit on - - memorable times as family was traveling to auschwitz with my family and wife and my son to share with them the tragedies and the horrors and the legacy of auschwitz. i am deeply and profoundly inspired of the holocaust survivors despite the depth of evil that they face in the complexity of their emotion to understand the holocaust needs to be real for those who are not there to reconcile the unspeakable horrors with the enduring faith of humanity. to be profoundly shaped of the 40000 holocaust survivors who survived after the holocaust canada has acknowledged apathy toward jews when 1939 jewish refugees on board were turned away and for which our prime minister issued a formal apology in the house of commons november 2018. the lessons of the holocaust are clear but need to be repeated as the prime minister has said never again is not a phrase. it's a promise to stand up to the dangers of hatred and discriminatio

the street here behind me that the suspect 1st opened fire shortly after 10 pm local time here in hanover and shot dead several people inside this establishment this she should fall behind me the full moving on to a 2nd location a 2nd she should he then fled the scene and with his body along with his mother's body was later found at his home and that was after police managed to trace the getaway car that he used to return to his own home. thanks for reminding us stand by i understand that we have a. firm presence timer what he said earlier let's take a listen to that and then i'm going to ask because that's the way in fact. that's been seen as. let's hear hold enough to know. what happened last night here in hanoi has left us stunned as not to install when he makes us sob on his mother jones song that kind of makes us angry busker scene is this is what happened was terrible and just what happened is something that we all fear most deeply and losing people who we love dimensions of leaving them. meet scotto nothing can take away our pain and nothing can explain this is a senseless act and

in the past two hours, and you can see flames shooting out from a home and this is taking place on hanover street. and officers are working to knock that down, firefighters. >>> so far the coronavirus has killed more than 1,500 and inspected 67,000 others and 15 of those cases here in the u.s., and meanwhile hundreds of americans quarantined on a cruise ship planning to head to the bay area, and their nightmare is far from over. marianne favro with a look at what is next for them. >> those americans are expected to arrive at travis air force base sometime tomorrow night and they wille for another 14 days. today we talked about a man that has been on that quarantined cruise ship. >> they are stuck on the cruise ship, and passengers all around them getting sick. more than 200 confirmed cases of coronavirus involving passengers, with dozens of new cases reported today. they have not gotten sick. >> we have seen a lot of passengers being carried off on stretchers, and they go to ambulances and they leave and more show up. >> for the americans trapped on the cruise ship a. way home at last, and

bernie sanders is at an event in hanover, new hampshire. how is the senator handling this before the vote? >> reporter: he is going into this with a confident footing. he is relishing the fact that democrats are nervous. he'll be arriving here in a short time. we're on the campus of dartmouth here in hanover, new hampshire. a mix of vermont residents from the state, of course, and a mixture of students. that is what the senator is trying to get for the primary on tuesday, to turn out a lot of students, a lot of young people. that is one of his strengths. it is what explains his lead over pete buttigieg in our new england poll this morning. he's leading 21 over 28%, but things can change here in new hampshire. take a look at senator sanders earlier today on cnn's "state of the union." >> i'm running against a candidate, pete buttigieg among others, who has raised contributions from more than 40 billionaires, including the ceos of some of the largest drug companies in america. so we are independent of our rev li revolution. they can legally d

international march of the living, like the museum of jewish heritage and organizations like the hanovernd a structure around hearing and learning the stories of the survivors so they can be passed down and we can learn from them and hopefully never again. most important of course, we are indebted to survivors like max who did speak again and again, at countless colleges, universities, high schools, public events. i think he has led 21 trips to auschwitz where he's educated students in adults and it shared his experiences in dishing to his testimony participating in the 360-degree video with the march of the living. and of course building this memoir. i would like now to share a short video that shows behind-the-scenes of our time with max and his son when we filmed the 360 degrees video that will be incorporated into the march of the living program. in it you can see the intensity in which max has committed himself to telling the story. ♪ ♪ to express the feelings to family. there has always been avoid their and something you cannot get to or access the part of him. he is able to speak

it's also a fairly progressive-liberal part of the tate in towns like keane -- of the state in hanoverartmouth college is. >> reporter: that's where bernie sanders is going to be any moment now as he speaks. we see them starting to file in, events also later on this afternoon. a busy day for the sanders campaign. leland: you started with chris wallace on "fox news sunday," mark, we'll check back in, thank you so much. health health for an update on the buttigieg campaign, let's turn to matt finn in dover, new hampshire, where mayor pete will be holding a campaign event in a little less than an hour, right, matt? >> reporter: yep. once again, heather, mayor pete is crisscrossing the state at a hyper speed, and really his message to voters here just i before they head to the primary on tuesday is that he is the cool, calm candidate for president, and he's even obama-esque. he's really trying to insist that he has crossover appeal, that he can one independent votes and even votes from republicans. >> the idea that you've got to be for revolution or status quo leaves most of us out. we nee

the xenophobic killing of nine people in the german city of hanover. a pollutiong racism in german society. democrats go into attatack moden nevada days before the next contest. the latest presidential primary debates are candidates go after newcomomer, michael bloombererg. china changes the way accounts coronavivirus infections for the second time in a week. this has two diamond princess cruise ship passengers died in japan. up, have the coronavirus bloweak i set to another hole in the finances. ♪ overnight, nine people were killed in the western german nau due to a rampage at a shisha bar. angela merkel addressed her nation earlier saying her government will use all its might to stand up to those who try to divide the country. >> [speaking foreign language] it seems that the person who committed this attack was most updated by hatred, xenophobia, and racism which is why this person was targeting people who come from other parts of the world who have a another religion. we must acknowledge the fact that hatred, racism is a poison. it is a poison withi

this is on hanover street firefighters contained the rams less than an hour ago. it is unclear if anyone was injured. >>> new details tonight on ebay area sexual assault case that was first reported to police, more than 15 years ago. the suspect worked with children. >> at the time of arrest, this man was involved in his community as an advocate for children. he is now tied to two cold cases. one in the bay area and the other in albuquerque. authorities finally zeroed in on the suspect after testing a kit from 20 years ago. >> the man that police arrested was not shying away from attention. this is video of him doing a talk at an event last year. he was leading an organization in albuquerque. he has been recognized by the city as volunteer of the year. >> we have to find a way to come together. on friday he became a suspect after authorities were testing a kit that sat in a backlog for more than 20 years. >> it matched exactly. >> police have a happened and 1997. overton what is in his early 20s. a woman claims he asked her to step outside at a party. then sexuall

senator bernie sanders is in hanover at 1:30 p.m. and joe biden makes a stop in hudson, new hampshire for a get out the vote of that at 3:30 p.m. eastern. that is all live today on c-span. ♪ the new hampshire primary is tuesday. watch results and candidate speeches starting at 7:30 p.m. eastern live on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. next, we hear from lesser-known republican parties are ahead of next tuesday's new hampshire primary. some of the topics covered include health care, opioids, and the impeachment. this event was held at the saint anselm college in new hampshire. >> welcome back again, everyone. josh. >> i would like to have secretary gardner -- is he still here? he had the opportunity to address the crowd earlier. when we heard from the lesser-known democratic candidates. this is obviously the lesser-known republican candidates though that could change this evening. we will hear from secretary of state bill gardner. would you like to say anything? i guess he is going to pass. secretary gardner

the xenophobic killing of nine people in the german city of hanover. a pollutiong racism in german society. democrats go into attatack moden nevada days before the next contest. the latest presidential primary debates are candidates go after newcomomer, michael bloombererg. china changes the way accounts coronavivirus infections for the second time in a week.

the flames over an hanover street on saturday night. the woman woke up to the fire and luckily got out in time and it is still not clear how the fire started. >>> 4:51 now. police in stockton arresting people and towing six cars in a bust. >> posted these photos on facebook. they gave out 16 tickets and inspected 18 vehicles and one person was arrested for driving under the influence and having a loaded handgun in his car. >>> this morning we're learning about a large drug bust in northern california. investigators received 1400 marijuana plants at a grow house in west point, 70 miles southeast of sacramento. one man is in custody following the last week's raid and discovery came after deputies served a search warrant on the home and say that the house also had dangerous electrical modifications and structural changes and was unsafe to live in. >>> a new proposal could give inmates a clean record to fight wildfires. they want to fast track the expungement process for inmates who work with firefighters. the plan would allow former inmate

moved here from hanover. it was the traffic and all the advertising plus the feeling of being hopelessly exposed to everything here were showing how it's possible to live sustainably in germany and have an enjoyable life we live comfortably here but we consume far less energy than people elsewhere. to save energy buildings walls or in. the villages generate most of their own and which is also used to supply hot water but the village isn't. only energy efficient their residents also try to grow their own food they don't use chemical pesticides and they mainly the old fashioned way. nadine fish. so for those it's more ecological to work without machines so it's the logical options and that's why it's better for the soil it means less soil compaction less gasoline less dirt and smell the texting until later in the summer we're in the spring and summer you feel connected to all the growth and development and connected to life as some of the soviet saw and then. most things are done manually and. there's no machin

senator bernie sanders campaigns in hanover, new hampshire ahead of tuesday's primary. he is a leading and recent polling averages. the granite state has 24 delegates. student and is a thought the political system was not where i belonged. money,run by corporate establishment politics, and i was pretty much done with the political world already. suddenly on campus, i saw this guy give a speech, a congressman fromer

locals are still grieving those killed in the hanover shooting but slowly ever more people have started calling for preventative action to be taken on their start the german state needs to better protect and support its citizens eric needs to invest in better education invest. teaching people about democracy is good but not enough. for days there have been marches through hand now with protesters demanding migrants and their venue's be better protected than our shooting was the 3rd right wing extremist attack in germany in just 9 months and many are angry and concerned. never as do man who was born in hand now to kurdish parents has been working tirelessly to spur migrants into action. she says even though many germans show solidarity migrants need to join forces. via we can't we as migrants an anti fascists need to get organized and defend ourselves by that i mean listening to those affected. those who might be murdered tomorrow will he face racism. but these people need to be heard so what comment the central council of muslims in germany has already suggested deploying its own securi

abner bernie sanders -- senator bernie sanders told a meeting in hanover.ore live coverage from new hampshire with former vice president joe biden. monday president trump holds a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire at 7:00. watch our campaign 2020 coverage orc-span3, at c-span.org, lesson with the free c-span radio app. this election season, the candidates beyond the talking points are only revealed over time, but if you cannot be everywhere, there is c-span. our campaign 2020 coverage it differs from all of her coverage. yourve brought you are -- unfiltered view of government every day since 1979, into this year we are bringing you and your future.ew of this election season, be direct and unfiltered. see the biggest picture for yourself, and make up your own mind. with c-span campaign 2020 rot do you by your local -- brought to you by your local television provider. >> secretary of state mike pompeo gave the

bernie sanders holds a 10 over -- holds a town hall in hanover at 1:30.ds a get out the vote event starting at 3:45 p.m. eastern. watch them all on c-span. >> monday, president trump is a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire, at 7:00 p.m. watch our coverage live on c-span3, at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. the new hampshire primary is tuesday. what results and candidate speeches live on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. democratic presidential candidate senator michael bennet makes a campaign stop at the public library in laconia, new hampshire, ahead of the state's tuesday primary. sen. bennet: how are you? >> that's cool guy who played in the band? you don't remember. sen. bennet: how is life? what are you up to? >> writing. >> i saw your buddy, michael ross, yesterday. sen. bennet:

we aren't the only people in hanover asking when this is going to happen again and who will it be. given what we want to surance it's from the states that this will not happen again. like conflicts like in germany then where can i the message from the state has to show that everyone in germany enjoys the same level of protection. the 70th birthday an international film festival is in full swing here in the german capital one film competing for the golden bear is taking a critical and comical look at life in the age of tech giants of social media to leave history from a french director follows 3 neighbors who teamed up with a hacker to avoid being blackmailed over social media. news and now as a producer on a more. sure so i just want to. get a. view. because he. truly looks the most vulnerable to the goods whose use. you. 60 who prefers the censored through social cues are pretty fussy. and my colleague helen humphrey took a sneak peek at today's films running for the golden bear award on saturday welcome to you helena you seem to lead history which takes a look at the dark side of

we were in hanover at the dome a tick's trade fair which features state of the york flooring concepts the exhibitors at the proof of 1000000000 offer top quality products and claim that they meet strict environmental standards. one stand belongs to the bows of each company the wood for bows of each his products comes from the primeval forests of the amazon region. the company assures consumers who are concerned about the environment that they can buy its products with confidence. thank. those of which has earned a seal of approval from the forest stewardship council or if a see a nonprofit organization that promotes responsible management of the world's forests. but can logging in rain forests ever really be environmentally sustainable . frank mole is a german government expert on the sourcing and purchasing. of tropical timber. mimesis the most inflated eyes of all when german consumers buy tropical wood products that are certified by the f a c they are making a contribution to the preservation of the rain forests and by supporting sound timber management policies mr sufficient of th

expect him to do very well in college towns like where i teach at unh in durham, dartmouth college in hanover, perhaps. among progressive voters and then in his backyard basically on the western edge of new hampshire, in the connecticut river valley. he could eek out a win that way. what i'm looking for is can he build a broader coalition, affluent, suburban, well-educated voters, will they decide to go for bernie sanders? that gives us an indication down the road whether sanders can build a broader coalition to win him the nomination or is he going to be engaged in a struggle with one or more candidates going all the way through the winter and the spring to the convention? >> now, we heard from abby phillip earlier and from harry enton. 51% according to the new cnn poll of respondents have decided on a candidate. that means you've got nearly half of people there in new hampshire who have not decided. jasmine, you're watching the ground game. who is best position to exploit that still persuadable group? >> yeah. i mean the ground game is going to be critical here. i think sanders, warren, but

here at this rally, at least, in hanover which is the campus of dartmouth targets many young students. but can he attract a coalition of democrats after new hampshire? also turnout. can he inspire voters to come out and vote for him on tuesday? he was disappointed with the turnout in iowa, he was hoping for better turnout, but the new hampshire primaries have a history of delivering surprises, so we'll see if that happens on tuesday. >> we will, indeed. jeff zeleny, thank you so much. >>> meanwhile, many campaign watchers are waiting to see how tuesday's vote will shake out before -- between, rather, two of the more moderate members of the party, former vice president joe biden and former south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg, and if their current feud will actually sway the results. cnn's jessica dean is with the biden campaign. jessica, what is this all about? are we seeing a different joe biden kind of emerge here? >> yeah, fred, i think that's true. we've seen different variations over the last 24 hours, that's for sure. to give you a big picture look, here's what's going on. j

he said he's going to hanover, new hampshire and vote for amy klobuchar. to what extent is this a two-man race? i have no idea. >> seems like he may have read your editorial where the "the new york times" seemed to have ascribed to my theory of the case that they're -- klobuchar was the one you put on top. >> i was going to say sounds like that voter has been spending time with the "the new york times." they sound just like we do. i mean, listen, i still think it is extremely early and i don't think the race is going to coalesce until the super tuesday states and specifically a state like south carolina, which is actually far more rpepresentatie of the democratic party as a whole. that's when we're going to see urban voters, black voters. and i think just a wider swath of suburban voters as well. and so, i think we're waiting for that. i think the fear that's driving democratic voters is real, the anxiety. i continue to believe this is a race that's going to be won with gotv get out the vote effort and door knocking. just old-fashioned campaigning on the g

we saw buttigieg win hanover. durham.e're getting 100%. no offense to anything from concord and above. the population center is down here. this is where we sue -- this band along the southeast is impress i for buttigieg when you go back in time and see how well sanders did in -- neighbors from vermont and last time where the population is. sanders ran it up. it's a two candidate race. four years ago he was getting the progressive vote and the protest vote against clinton. this is a complicated dynamic. impressive for buttigieg. 4,000 votes. 79%. this is why they make espresso. >> outstanding if it's a separation of 4,000 votes. 1 1.7% difference. it's possible buttigieg can emerge the winner. >> he has to win all of them. if you come through some of these and winning some of the towns are so small. he's first and sanders is third. that's 250 votes. great. how many times do you have to do that to get to 4,000? that's the issue for buttigieg. you want to count them and because you see the bantd of all buttigieg, it's a spli

it was on hanover street right near crocker avenue. so far, there is no word of any injuries. >>> we're hearing this morning from a san jose man who was punched multiple times over a parking dispute. the attack happened here. the victim is recovering after home. the victim said he didn't see the punches coming. he turned his head to reference the illegal parking. the victim is embarrassed and doesn't want to show his face. >> the quick right, that is when i went down. the ambulance crew was asking do you know where you're at? do you know what happened? i am like no, i don't. >> he said he was in san jose. he didn't know his name. he didn't know why he was on the ground. other neighbor shot the video from her window and called 911 and helped the victim before paramedics got there. a gray toyota suv in the red zone was blocking him. after the victim finally parked his car, the two men exchanged words. you're in a red zone. i'll having car problems. no you're not. i saw you checking your phone. >> it is a red zone. >> i'm on my car phone

this was on hanover street. this is video from a citizen app.e caused major damage to the main section of that home. the fire department close the area off for several hours so work crews could mop up after the fire. >>> police in san francisco are investigating a collision that left one seriously injured. this happened last night on lombard and steiner street. when the police arrived at the scene they found a person suffering from life-threatening injuries. that person was hospitalized. no update to their condition this morning. the driver did remain on the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. >>> americans will be evacuated from the diamond princess cruise ship and head to travis air force base. the virus has killed over 1600 people. health officials confirm more people have tested positive for the virus. for more than one week the ship has been docked off the coast of yokohama under quarantine. >> we need to get them off of there. we need to do it in a safe way that is sensitive to the health of individuals. >> the state departmen

he's here in hanover. he's on staichlk.he addressed an overflow crowd that was behind me, backed outside of the ballroom. he told them we need a large voter turnout on tuesday. part of driving that turnout and one lesson that he perhaps drew from 2016 is the importance of a ground game. it was in plymouth where his first campaign stop today, he brought his state director on, and he said they hit 150,000 doors. that averages four doors a second they're knocking on here in the state of new hampshire. you're seeing him increase the let on mayor pete. listen you to what he told his supporters just a couple of hours ago. >> my friend, pete buttigieg, has received -- no, no, we're not here to dengate pete. he's running a good campaign. but our views are different. pete has raised campaign contributions from over 40 billionaires. now, i was on a show this morning, a tv show, somebody says does it really matter where you get your money from? of course it matters. [ cheers and applause ] >> and to only highlight that contrast, senat

not hanover. >> i know. that is all right. >> and defeated. diane king hall, cbs moneywatch.com. thank you so much. >>> the world's richest person is now even richer. amazon founder and ceo jeff bezos has an extra $8 billion in his piggy bank. that does after a surge in company stock last week. follows a holiday earnings report that surpasses expectations. in fact, there. he briefly talked to trillion dollars in valuation during friday's trading. bezos' net worth is more than $120 billion. >>> 5:40. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, -- >> a teenager dies after getting shot at a high school basketball game. straight ahead, how the community is coming together to remember the team , while the person responsible is on the run. >>> we're looking at times 5 to 15 degrees chillier compared to the yesterday morning. we will talk about what you can expect for the week ahead coming up. >>> if you plan on taking 880, the nimitz freeway, we have a budget, i lead the charge. and for this multitasking number cruncher, time is money. so, no more chasing sales. because at fl

she has not one in hanover. she is well behind in those polls.she looks like she's sort of a fifth place performance in the polls right now. but as we've seen time and again in new hampshire, the last 72 hours are critical. candidates can make a big move. she's definitely worth watching. >> doug, bernie sanders from neighborhoods vermont, elizabeth warren from massachusetts. historically how much edge does it give a candidate to be from a neighboring state? >> it should give an edge. in 1960, jfk won the new hampshire primary like 80%. you might say that was a long time ago, but in 2004, john kerry got 38% of the vote, way ahead of john edwards of north carolina and wes clark of arkansas. so i think the fact that elizabeth warren is flat with this being her neighbor state is a problem for her. meanwhile bernie is set up to win in new hampshire. 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

jeff zeleny, cnn, hanover, new hampshire. >> and it's worth noting sanders and buttigieg also clashedparate appearances on cnn, taking mild swings at each other and treating the upcoming new hampshire primary as a two-person race. >> i am running against a candidate, pete buttiegieg, among others, who has raised contributions from more than 40 billionaires, including the c.e.o.s of some of the largest drug companies in america. so we are independent of our revolution. all these other groups, they are legally able to do what they want. so my message to all of the candidates, let's end all of that stuff. >> bernie is pretty rich and i would happily accept a contribution from him. look, this is about making sure we bring everybody into the fight at a moment when we're going to be going up against donald trump who, with his allies, are raising -- i think the other day they raised 25 million bucs in one day. this is the fight of our lives. >> not to be outdone, president trump is also headed to new hampshire to fire up his supporters. cnn's kristen holmes has that report. >> reporter: if m

incredible surge of support since then, not just in salem but nashua and the events we've had in hanoverou see it in the polls where we've seen some big momentum. you also see it in our contributions. we're raising 3 million online from regular people since the debate. >> in nashua you said do well. in that one you said win. >> i say whatever. i want to win. i think that's being honest. >> you're right, you did better than people thought you would do in iowa. it's still fifth. eventually you need to win delegates. >> i'm heading to nevada. i think winning is exceeding expectations. we did that in iowa. a lot of people had written us off and a lot of people have written me off every step of the way, whether i could complete by snow in the blizzard or i could get through the summer or i could get every debate stage. a lot of very worthy candidates have had to get out of this race and i just keep going and meeting every metric. i think part of that is because i have consistently said that what we need to do is bring people in. and that includes moderate republicans and independents. the who

jeff zeleny, cnn, hanover, new hampshire. >> meanwhile, the results of last week's contest are stilling into focus. the iowa democratic party says u.s. democratic presidential candidate pete buttiegieg has won the most delegates in the iowa caucuses. the updated numbers show the former south bend, indiana, mayor with a very slim lead over senator bernie sanders, but the sanders campaign says it will ask for a partial recanvas of the results on monday. >>> well, sanders and buttigieg also clashed on separate appearances on cnn, taking mild swings at each other and treating the upcoming new hampshire primary as a two-person race. >> i am running against a candidate, pete buttiegieg among others, who has raised contributions for more than 40 billionaires, including the c.e.o.s of some of the largest drug companies in america. so we are independent of our revolution. all these other groups, they are legally able to do what they want. so my message to all of the candidates, let's end all of that stuff. >> bernie is pretty rich. i would happily accept a contribution from him. look, this is

i should tell you we're here at the college, the campus of da dartmouth here in hanover, hp, and thist time we've heard from pete buttigieg since that video posted. without directly mentioning joe biden by name, he said there are some folks that question what a mayor of south bend, indiana, is doing running for president. he went on to say that it's important for folks from towns of 100,000 people to have a voice, and there's a lot of those types of towns around new hampshire. he views his role here as being the one to carry those voices to washington. richard. >> we'll see where this goes, vaughn. all good points made because, yes, all of this energy across the country, look at politics being local. vaughn hillyard live for us right now. thank you so much in man est chest -- manchester. >>> now over to road warrior ali vitali, who is following amy klobuchar's campaign today. if you're some of the watchers, that is the fact that somebody might have a bump from last night, it might be amy klobuchar. if there's a person that might be peaking based on what happened yesterday in the debat

flames gutted a home on hanover street just after 9:00 on saturday night. the fire heavily damaged the top floor of the house and investigators are still trying to figure out what started the fire. >>> it's unclear whether singer elton john will play his upcoming shows in new zealand. he had to cancel one over the weekend because he has pneumonia. he tried to perform in auckland but someone ended up helping him off the stage. the singer revealed he was diagnosed with walking pneumonia and sang until his voice could sing no more. he's on what he is calling his final world tour. he is supposed to play two more shows in new zealand before heading to australia. >>> it is 5:18. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hi, mike. >> hi, guys. that's impressive he wants to not let down his audience so he goes out there with walking pneumonia? >> is that impressive? >> or just unwise. >> unwise but showman through and through. 880 in oakland, looking northbound once again. hazy sunshine as a result. we have an offshore breeze that wi

sanders and elizabeth warren is the upper valley, which is what we know as dartmouth college, lebanon, hanovern the vermont border. a lot of people who work at dartmouth live in vermont. it's also highly educated, which is where exactly warren and buttigieg have been directly competing and some campaigns have been closing out their campaign there as well. those are the areas i'd be watching. >> joy, four years ago bernie sanders won 60% of the vote in new hampshire. >> yeah. >> tomorrow night he's going to be lucky if he gets half that. kind of the untold story of the senator's candidacy is that he has lost half of his support in new hampshire. he's lost half of his support in polls nationwide. he had 49% nationwide last time when he ran against hillary clinton, and he has about half that now. >> yeah. the problem for sanders is that he has not shown proof of concept that he can create a revolution that grows this enormous base of young people. it didn't happen in iowa. if he doesn't do it in new hampshire and grow his base, then he's not proven that he can bring a revolutionary wave of young

i was born in the united states and i have lived here in hanover, new hampshire where i am approaching my 60th year of teaching social studies. i'm running because i can in the state of new hampshire where all i do is walk in the door, talk to bill gardner and put down my $1000. $1000 is a lot of money for a schoolteacher. but if you really believe in your cause, then is will spent. that is my message to my students and the students in the room. if the cause is that important, it may take sacrifice. i wake up some mornings and i'm worried again about the news and what our president has done. i think character counts. and he has been dishonest. he has bullied, he has name called, he has abused women. this is not the rule model for our country that i want. for our country that i want. he has discouraged about every friend we have in the international community and cozied up with those people who he should not be. so therefore i think that we ought to have him replaced. i am sure this will be a topic moving forward button we are going to get to our panelists now. let's start with mr. murp