david: hillary vaughn with the latest what is happening in iowa?r: david, sanders campaign pointing out popular vote shows bernie in the lead. they issued a statement. we're gratified in the partial data release. clear in the first and second round more people voted for bernie than any other candidate in the field. we're waiting to hear from senator elizabeth warren. david? david: hillary vaughn. thank you for work you've done all evening terrific stuff. more to come. we have the state of the union address from president trump. remember last year when nancy pelosi gave us one of these, kind of an insult to the president in a way. capri, do you think we'll see anything like that this time? >> that lives in infamy. i want to know who is the designated survivor. david: we know there is one of those. >> democrats love drama. they will come in like pallbearers dressed in black. for their own funeral. >> ouch. >> all i care about, guys, all i care about what melania is wearing, she is underrated fashion icon. looks amazing at all time. david: not underra

hillary vaughn live for us in south carolina. thank u hillary.ajor change at walt disney. the ceo, bob iger, is being replaced by bob chapin. iger has been ceo for 14 years. he will stay on as executive chairman through the end of his contract in 2021. chapin has mostly run the theme parks and consumer products. he oversaw the opening of shanghai disneyland. the broader market is selling off. disney is down 3.1% this morning. cheryl: mr. iger is not completely leaving. this will be interesting. coronavirus fears and lot of other issues really for the markets have been slamming stocks for a second straight day. investors are weighing the outbreak's impact on the global economy. dow industrials and s&p 500 tumbled 3%, nasdaq falling nearly 3%. gains have been wiped out for our markets. let's bring in jonas max ferris, a fox news contributor. good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: when you start to see day after day of a selloff, you start to ask yourself if the reaction is emotional based on fear of the coronavirus and other things going on. is the

let's go to hillary vaughn, like many of those covering politics she moved on to new hampshire but stillalking about iowa. hillary? reporter: hi, connell. the dcn wants a recount but bernie sanders is counting on voters here in new hampshire to see him the winner in iowa. he is not the first one to declare victory today, sanders said. they should see him as the winner, not mayor pete buttigieg who was the first to declare victory. >> that screwup has been ex-extremely unfair to the people of iowa. it has been unfair to all the candidates and all of their supporters. reporter: we're here in dairy, new hampshire, at and warren event that doesn't start for two hours. people behind me are lined up in 34-degree weather aft big part of what makes new hampshire so important, the amount of undeclared voters who are here. 42% of voters in new hampshire have not decided who they will vote for. not aligned in with a particular party. in new hampshire, that gives them a lot of power. they can pick on the spot in primary day which spot they want to participate in, picking up a republican or democrati

hillary vaughn is waiting outside the white house. hillary, these two don't exactly love each other. what are the chances governor cuomo can get donald trump, born and raced in new york, to get new york back into global entry? reporter: they don't exactly love each other. the president's tweet just shortly before this meeting gives any indication that it's getting started on -- to a rough start. the president tweeting quote, i'm seeing governor cuomo today at the white house. he must understand that national security far exceeds politics. new york must stop all of its unnecessary lawsuits and harassment, start cleaning itself up and lowering taxes, build relationships but don't bring fredo. that's a jab at the governor's brother, chris cuomo. there's a lot on the line for governor cuomo in this meeting. over 250,000 new yorkers have global entry applications pending or about to expire, and this ban puts those requests in limbo but the governor says he's not willing to put undocumented immigrants at risk to get the trusted traveler ban

hillary vaughn joins me live with more. hillary.harles, they kalpaum springs the president's playground because of the history of luring high-profile politicians to high dollar fund-raisers. today it is the scene for the president's stop, latest in his shot to rake in a lot of campaign cash. this fund-raising event is hosted by oracle's larry ellison. typically the only way to get a shot golfing in his exclusive porcupine creek course is to be invited but today people are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to get face time with the president and also get some tee time with him as well. this is a bold and brazen move for the oracle founder, because sending a message to silicon valley that is often times triggered by president trump. we've seen attendees go up this drive, getting ready to attend. the president is already inside meeting with attendees. tickets start for two at $100,000. that gets you a picture with president trump and a tee time. a quarter of a million dollars gets you face time at a round table event later this a

hillary vaughn on the trail in new hampshire breaking that down for us as that state's primary approachesary? reporter: connell, the high cost of higher education is making it difficult for some students to fund their bays i can needs and fund their education. one man in new hampshire where student loan debt is the third highest in the nation is trying to change that. for 22 years larry wood has made it his mission to help student at university of new hampshire find their place. >> i wish we had three times the amount of rooms that we do but we don't. we have eight student that live here. reporter: he run as small dorm for students who need affordable housing. but gives them a lot more at the ways meet center. >> this is the cornucopia food pantry founded in 1997. it was originally there to serve students but now it serves people from 13 different communities. reporter: larry says the cost of higher education is the highest we've seen. >> we'll lose students, simply the only reason not to come, not to come back to unh is because of the cost. wages that students earn are not that great eit

ashley: hillary vaughn in vegas, thank you.e the democrats took the debate stage, president trump rallied thousands of supporters in phoenix. >> democrats keep on losing their minds, they hate the fact that we're winning. we're winning big. we're winning, winning, winning. [ cheering and applause ] cheryl: todd piro is at the dine rer in phoenix with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. combined a rakus crowd with a democratic debate and you get a rally filled with comments like this. >> now they have a member of the crew, mini mike ran and i hr he's getting i hear they're paneling him. washington democrats have never been more extreme, taking cues from crazy bernie sanders. >> reporter: the president touted his own achievements, including on the economy and the military. >> this is truly an incredible time for america. we have the best economy, the most prosperous country that we've ever had and the most powerful military anywhere in the world by far. >> reporter: there was also a discussion about immigration. >> we'

deangelis is on the floor of the new york stock exchange and blake burman is at the white house and hillary vaughn is in vegas. let's kick it off with hillary. >> president trump wrapping up her rally with supporters in las vegas, he is spending his time taking shots at democrats were fighting for a shot to take him on in general election. >> why did you bring that up when you were screaming at me, why. he was gasping for breath. i can't rea brief breathe. pocahontas won that debate but i cannot respond. >> instead of campaigning here in las vegas, mike bloomberg is focused on trolling trump instead he put up these ads around the airport so president trump will see one of them on his way in or out of the rally, today the ads are not political, they say things like donald trump cheats at golf and to get under trump skin the focus is about president trump and it's turning to fundraising, a lot of candidates campaigning here are trying up. elizabeth warren's campaign had to take out a 3 million-dollar loan even though they say february has been the best fundraising month to this point. mayor pete but

lauren: hillary vaughn, thank you very much. more on how these results could impact your money. david nelson, chief strategist with bell point asset management is here. david, good morning. >> good morning. lauren: there's a good chance that bernie sanders has the edge here and if you look at the closing arguments in iowa, that bernie sanders made, we're going to disrupt everything and then the other progressive, elizabeth warren, her closing pitch was a little different she's saying i'm going to unite the democratic party, that's what she said in iowa. how are you gaming this for investors? >> the word socialism doesn't play all that well in wall street. investors will be watching this. there's a reason why the united states has been a leader -- a an industrial leader and technology powerhouse, it's called the profit incentive. without it, your iphone would be the size of the brick. most of the world's molecules for medicine are produced right here. what would innovation look like without a profit incentive? if it pushes hard t

for some campaigns the candidates giving their last ditch efforts all day in the crucial state, hillary vaughnin gilbert right now with more, hi, hillary. reporter: david 2020 democrats are using their final stretch of campaigning before the first in the south primary tomorrow, to attack the president, for the way he's handled the coronavirus outbreak. >> trump thought his upbeat tweets could somehow stop the coronavirus. well i have news for donald trump like the rest of us this virus is not impressed by his tweets. >> this week the stock market has plunged partly out of fear but also because investors have no confidence that the president is capable of managing the crisis. >> [applause] >> turns out that donald trump is in charleston today. now i want you to think about what it says about this. everybody knows there is a coronavirus spreading all over the world. very frightening stock market is tanking. he's here to try to disrupt the democratic primary. how pathetic and how petty can you be? this is biden's big bet on the black voters here in south carolina to make him viable into super tue

democratic rivals taking him to task all night over controversial statements as well as wealth, hillary vaughnns us with some of the highlights, hillary, good morning to you. >> mayor michael bloomberg finally grade fellow candidates and that gave them a chance to finally challenge him face to face. >> a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse-faced lesbians and no i'm not talking about donald trump, i'm talking about michael bloomberg, democrats take a huge risk if we just substitute one arrogant billionaire for another. >> i don't think you look at donald trump and say we need someone richer in the white house. >> we couldn't have to choose between one candidates who wants to burn the party down and another candidate who buys the other party out. >> i worked very hard for it and i'm giving it away. >> maybe your work would play a role as well. >> it's ridiculous. we are not going to throw out capitalism, we tried that, other countries countries it was call communism and it just didn't work. >> bloomberg was on a defense last night with stop and frisk and explained several lawsuits f

hillary vaughn has that story. >> the first in the nation primary state of new hampshire is first in nation for the highest percentage of college students with debt. >> i moved back home with my parents to be able to make payments and be able to pay it off more quickly. >> 76% class of 2020 graduated with student loans, the highest in the nation. >> i took not my dream job right out of school because i knew that it would pay the bills and that they were coming. >> new hampshire students on average have $36,000 in debt and some 2020 democrats are making a campaign promise to make that debt disappear. >> we can cancel student loan debt for 43 million americans. >> some educators say those policies aren't project practical. >> someone else will have to end up paying for that. >> part of the problem isn't just the price tag, some students take major in college that isn't worth the cost? >> we cannot allow them to borrow but we can educate them on what borrowing means and what borrowing lightly means. >> student loan detonation wide hit all-time high topping $1.6 trillion last september a

south carolina days before south carolina prime aye and less than a week before super tuesday, hillary vaughnh all the highlights, hillary. >> good morning, maria, democrats on stage did not pull any punches, mayor michael bloomberg fended off attacks over billionaire status as painting status as unelectable and warren as -- mayor pete buttigieg drilled sanders over the math behind medicare for all. >> elect bernie, bernie will lose to donald trump and donald trump and the house and the senate and some of the state houses will all go red. >> mayor bloomberg has strong and enthusiastic base of support, the problem is they are all billionaires. >> everybody in this room imagine moderate republicans going over and voting for him and you have to do that if you can't win. >> aggressive agenda is popular, mayor bloomberg, he cannot eastern the trust of the core of the democratic party means, he's the riskiest candidate. >> let's talk about being progressive. he said we should primary barack obama. >> i'm hearing my name mentioned a little bit tonight. [laughter] >> i wonder why. pete mention what h

this evening, fox business correspondent hillary vaughn looks at some examples of how the american dreamplaying out in south carolina. >> when i got here, it was just a job. i didn't know i would love the job. >> it's growing in hiring. thanks to higher revenue, the seafood distribution company has been able to add half a dozen employees to their payroll. one of those is romeo sheppard. a military veteran who worked part time until now. >> when i came by, they told me they would take me just based on the fact that i was in the military -- i just moved into a new house. >> the facility processes and distribute a million sea pounds of seafood a year and brings in $11 million in revenue -- a surgeon seafood demand allowed the crosby's to invest and expand their operation, upgrade their fleet of delivery trucks and bring on more staff. >> i get to see my kids more. >> the jobs are full time, paying over twice the minimum wage with benefits, injury protection, sick leave, plus a thanksgiving and christmas bonus. >> the last eight months for me personally has been a turnaround. >> the company

that is where we find hillary vaughn reporting from this afternoon. s new hampshire right now. hillary? reporter: connell, because the iowa democratic party has not announced the official results yet, it has been a free-for-all for candidates framing their own narrative out of iowa into new hampshire. mayor pete buttigieg claimed victory on stage last night in front of his iowa supporters based on his earn internal campaign data and he has been celebrating that victory here in new hampshire. >> we had a chance to quiet those questions whether we belonged in this effort in the first place. now so much will depend on what the famously independent thinking state of new hampshire decides. reporter: but that is getting blowback from what was the democratic front runner headed into the iowa caucuses, bernie sanders, who is blasting buttigieg's victory speech saying this on a plane with supporters. we're not declaring victory. i don't know how you can claim victory until a official statement on the election results. others are capitalizing that the official r

asman, joining me on panel today, jonathan hoenig, caroll roth, gary kaltbaum and jack howe to hillary vaughn. reporter: governor cuomo and president trump met for over an hour trying to work out an agreement to get the trusted traveler program ban against new yorkers lifted, he left with no deal, dhs acting secretary, said he was in meeting it was productive but discussions need to continue, the meeting got off to a rocy rocky start. the president tweeting. -- he has no plans to drop the lawsuit, if the president trying to exploit new yorkers for access to undocumented hi immigt rest their premise but, assuming for whatever reason they think they need access to themv data pace for the ttp and global entry enrollies we'll give issue. reporter: white house said that president will not compromise on that request for dmv records, they think it is a national security risk. >> hard to compromise on national security, but i don't think what will happen, we'll see what happens, we hope for a constructive conversation. reporter: over 250,000 applications for global entry are about to expire or in pro

hillary vaughn shows us tonight from new hampshire. >> the first in the nation, parish state of new hampshireercentage of college students with debt. >> i move back in with my parents to make payments and pay it off quickly. >> enhances class of 2018 graduated with student loans, the highest in the nation. >> i took not my dream job out of school because >> on average have over $36,000 in debt and some 2020 democrats are making a campaign promise to make that debt disappear. >> make every public college and university in america tuition free. >> but some educators say those policies aren't practical. >> there's no such thing as canceling debt for their shifting debt. if one person doesn't pay it someone else's going to end up having to pay that. >> part of the problem is not just the price tag. some pick a major at a college that isn't worth the cost. >> we cannot allow them not to borrow but we can educate them with borrowing means, what borrowing wisely means. >> student loan debt hit an all-time high, topping more than $1.6 trillion last september and has more than doubled in the last deca

connell: hillary vaughn from the white house. all governor healthcare.gov memo says this has nothing to do with anything, just pure retaliation. your thoughts? >> he doesn't understand the issue or he lying to his constituents. the travel program way it was formed you can't be part of the program with a conviction of dui or serious felony traffic offenses which you only find in a dmv database. he didn't do his home or he is lying because it is a part of the program. melissa: i heard this morning. we don't know what is going on inside the room. the deal cuomo was going to offer, give you access to the database on case-by-case basis but we won't give you unfettered access to dive into the database. is that reasonable in your mind? >> no, i don't think it is reasonable. governor cuomo needs to do what every other state in the union is doing. give law enforcement officers give access to the dmv database without putting constraints on it. 12 other states given driver licenses to illegal aliens. they give law enforcement and cbp access

hillary vaughn in new hampshire. edward lawrence at the white house previewing the president's state of the union. first to hillary. reporter: hey, neil. the iowa democratic party any moment now will hold a conference call with candidates to explain the timeline when they can figure out who won iowa but candidates are already on to the second voting state here in new hampshire. joe biden will be here any moment for his first campaign stop in the granite state. mayor pete buttigieg is on his second campaign stop of the day. >> we had a chance to quiet those questions whether we belonged in this effort in the first place. now so much will depend on what the famously independent thinking state of new hampshire decides one week from today. port pot entire state of iowa democrats went to bed without knowing who won the first voting contest but candidates took turns giving their version after victory speech to their supporter anyways without the official results coming in before they left the state. >> when those results ar

hillary vaughn has more at the white house. >> we are having technical difficulties.'s bring in the vice present who is that the meeting with the president for your reaction today? >> thank you for having me. it was actually refreshing. not that this president has not shown the support towards law enforcement before but this reassures it, when you are talking about sanctuary cities, what is it really, it is a magnet that creates criminals to go to these areas. and frankly they're going to do anything about it if city government is a way to do anything about it, this is the right move, something needs to be done, you look at the individuals that have lost their lives because of these ridiculous sanctuary city policies, here we have the president doing the right thing again, let's hope everybody else understands in their love for the country starts showing a lot more than their hate toward the president. >> these cities are pushing back saying that the border swat team was the equivalent of a swat team, into backup ice in the sanctuary cities, it looks like ten of the c

lauren: hillary vaughn is live in nashua, new hampshire for us this morning with the latest for us. eve of the first in the nation primary. what's the latest, hillary? >> reporter: good morning. former vice president joe biden over the weekend said he wasn't planning on winning in iowa b ad isn't counting on winning in new hampshire and he says it doesn't matter to hi his overall strate. >> it was a little bit confusing in iowa, number one. let's assume it was all -- everything was exactly right. it doesn't necessarily say how you're going to win pennsylvania, how you're going to win michigan. i consistent t grat late pete, i -- consistent t gra congratulat. they were really well organized, better than we were in iowa. i viewed from the beginning and i mean this, that you have to take the first four as one. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders is of usually calling for a recanvas of results in iowa after the final results showed mayor pet pete buttigiegh a slight lead. the polls in new hampshire show sanders in the lead with mayor pete buttigieg 5 points behind. >> i'm running against

i will be damned -- hillary vaughn is in nashua new hampshire. hillary. reporter: bernie sanders closed his final campaign stop, with a record turnout, 5700 people turned out for sanders. largest turnout for any 2020 democrat in the granite state. he targeted two of his opponents, former vice president joe guiden and mayor pete bite beauty. not to back candidates backed by billionaires like them. some new hampshire are not afraid of billionaires because michael bloomberg won the most votes in dixville, notch, a small town with handful of voters that tallies their vote every primary amid night before most polls open. two of the four democrats in dixville notch wrote in michael bloomberg because he wasn't even on the ballot. two other towns tallied their votes at midnight. senator amy klobuchar snatched the lead. candidates are popping up in polling places around the state squeezing in last minute face time with voters. >> but i am -- [cheering] >> locations in northern new hampshire. everywhere in the state. >> after that event. we are fired up. >> you get

lauren: hillary vaughn has more.nt really had another explosive rally last night. >> reporter: lauren and cheryl, good morning. that's right, the president on the stump in manchester, new hampshire, warning his thousands of supporters that turned out last night about putting a socialist in the white house. >> the democrat party wants to run your healthcare but they can't even run a caucus in iowa. does anybody know who won iowa. flip a coin, they're going to run your healthcare. >> reporter: that's something joe biden and amy klobuchar have warned bowed. while bernie sanders continues to surge. biden made the final pitch to voters last night and spent his final stop on the campaign trail visiting firefighters in londo londondairy. >> thank you for how much you've done. stick with me. 24 more hours. i promise you we're going to do just fine heading south and across this country. we're going to win this nomination. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: bernie sanders ended his night with a star-studded lineup and play

cheryl: hillary vaughn has the latest. >> reporter: the dnc wants a recanvas on the results out of iowanie sanders says he is the winner. >> that screw-up has been extremely unfair to the people of iowa. it has been unfair to the candidates, all of the candidates and all of their supporters. >> reporter: a big part of what can make or break a candidate here are the voters that are undid youndeclared. they can think on the spot which primary they want to participate in by picking up a republican or democratic ballot on their way in and they can walk back out still undeclared. that silent majority of moderates could have a big impact on the democratic primary. we talked to undeclared voters in manchester, new hampshire and they tell us they take the responsibility of being an undecided very seriously. >> for me, like finance yo finm more republican, but socially i'm more democrat. i try to go with somebody that's not part of the establishment, i guess. >> the reason i'm independent is i actually believe in different things from both parties. so i like to look at the individuals, look at w

hillary vaughn has more. >> palm springs is called the presidents playground for its history of attractingofile politicians to high dollar fund-raisers. today it was the scene for president trump's latest campaign cash call at the invite only golf resort. the ritzy rendezvous comes at an opportune moment for the oracle founder because his company is challenging amazon in court over the bidding process for a $10 billion cloud computing contract with the pentagon that they ended up losing. today larry ellison got some valuable face time with president trump along with donors. some played hundreds of thousands of dollars to golf with the president. tickets for twos starting at $100,000 for a tee off with trump. supporters shelled out over a quarter million dollars. they got alone time with the president at a roundtable. ellison has hosted other presidents here but this was unique because it sparked a revolt at his own company. 5,000 oracle employee signed a petition trying to stop the fund-raiser from happening. several logged off and left work today out of protest. >> neil: thank you very, v

out of nowhere that as they call it let's be to hillary vaughn live in new hampshire with the play bylay. what a night what a morning hillary,ing good morning. >> good morning, lauren and tracee well race for the democratic anonymous is quickly becoming a race between a socialist senators and a moderate mayor because for the second state in a row mayor pete buttigieg and bernie sanders finished neck and neck with 87% reporting right now. bennie barely ening out a win and sanders has 25% of the votes with buttigieg just one point behind. >> with victory behind us and popular vote to be tonight we'rg to nevada, south carolina we're going win those states is as well. we are taking on billionaires and we're taking on candidates funded by billionaires. i admire senator sanders when i was a high school student and respect him greatly to this day and a i congratulate him on strong showing tonight. >> americans want the frnl to make choices for themselves on health care or on any other issue. not to have washington decide for them and politics of my way or the highway is a road to reelecting

hillary vaughn is live in rancho mirage, california. blake burman at white house. jackie deangelis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. hillary, let's start with you. reporter: melissa, this is not the first time oracle founder larry ellison hosted a sitting president at his exclusive invite only golf club, porcupine creek this is the first time a president sparked multiple employees of his to rebel. over 5,000 employees signed a petition to stop the fund-raiser with trump from happening. several employees pledged to sign off, log off and walk out of work today at noon in protest. today's fund-raiser comes at at important moment for ellison. his company is challenging amazon in court over the 10 billion-dollar cloud computing pentagon project they did not get called jedi. ellison will get important face time with the president. he did today. along with high dollar donors at the fund-raiser. tickets to attend the event that wrapped up moments ago started at $100,000. that got attendees here tee time with the president as well as a photo. a quarter of a millio

let's get to hillary vaughn live at that klobuchar event. we are watching the clock. i can only imagine all the campaigns there are as well. we are expecting an answer about the iowa caucuses at 5:00 p.m. reporter: that's right, two hours from now. eyes certainly on the clock but that hasn't stopped campaigns from leaking out their own internal numbers of how they think that they have done. klobuchar's campaign manager says they believe from their own internal data that they are even or ahead of biden, headed into new hampshire today. i'm going to take you inside this event and show you, we are just getting ready to start but you can see there is a a pretty packed crowd for klobuchar here today. typically out of iowa, the top candidate does get a bump but instead, candidates like amy klobuchar got to really capitalize on prime time coverage even without the final vote. she was the first to speak to supporters last night in iowa. there has been, though, a little bit of chaos caused by campaigns selectively leaking out their own internal data ahead of this announcement

hillary vaughn has been following everything from both sides of the aisle right there on the ground in vegas. hillary, who is getting all the attention? reporter: liz, what's interesting, this is the front page of the local paper, the "las vegas review journal" and trump is dominating the entire front page with two front page stories on the front page of the local paper here. he's also here in the state. he made it a tradition to hold a rally in the voting state the night before polls or the day before polls open. he's doing it again today, putting 2020 democrats on defense, but we do have those democrats running for president, scurrying around the state today, trying to really focus on getting voters to turn out, early voting has been under way here in nevada for at least four days. so the final pitch that these candidates are making or trying to convince people who have not already voted and maybe on the fence about voting to actually turn out and support them. they also are in a tight race when it comes to fundraising numbers. the focus has been on money. mayor pete buttigieg really

hillary vaughn at the white house with a preview. this could be a donnybrook. reporter: it could be, charles. governor cuomo is proving to thousands of new yorkers he is doing everything he can to get them unbanned from this traveler program like global entry. cuomo says he doesn't believe the administration's reason for why they need access to these dmv records for people applying to trusted traveler programs. the administration says it is all about national security but cuomo says he thinks it is all about politics, punishing states like new york that give driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. >> it will hurt tens of thousands of new yorkers ho will be an convenienced for no reason, no logical reason. just pure retaliation. you can't penalize new yorkers for your political poster. that's an abuse of government and that sill legal. reporter: the president ahead of the meeting tweeting this, i'm seeing governor cuomo today at the white house. he must understand national security far exceeds politics. new york must stop all the unnecessary lawsuits and harras

lauren: hillary vaughn takes a look at that issue that is stopping some from attaining their americantion primary state of new hampshire is first in the nation for the highest percentage of college students with debt. >> i moved back home with my parents to be able to make payments and to pay it off more quickly. >> reporter: 76% of the class 8 graduated with student loans. >> i took not my dream job because i knew it would pay the bills and they were coming. >> i took a little bit out when i was in undergrad. >> reporter: new hampshire students on average have $36,000 in debt. some 2020 democrats are making a campaign promise to make that debt disappear. >> we could cancel student loan debt for 43 million americans. >> make every public college and university in america tuition free. >> reporter: some educators say the policies are not practical. >> there's no such thing as cancelling debt. there's shifting debt. if someone doesn't pay it, someone else has to pay it. >> reporter: part of the problem isn't just the price tag. some students pick a major at a college that isn't worth th

political contest of 2020 election takes off, democratic candidates are for top spot in iowa, hillary vaughnhe ground, hillary, good morning to you. >> good morning, maria, believe it or not we have some results, midnight vote asking primary tradition, out of four democrats in dicksville one voted for mayor pete buttigieg and one for bernie sanders and two wrote in billionaire michael bloomberg who is not on the ballot and that is interesting because the current front runner in new hampshire bernie sanders has made final pitch to voters to attack billionaire donors that have given money to pete buttigieg and joe biden. >> my friend, mr. buttigieg, my friend joe biden, they have dozens and dozens of billionaires contributing to their campaign. i think in both cases they have more than 40 billionaires contributing. we don't have any billionaires. [cheers and applause] >> the sanders campaign broke the record last night for biggest turnout for democratic candidate on the trail but could have had something to do with star-studded lineup, opening act for the rock band the strokes but joe biden en

on the massive so-called jed icloud computing contract that it had supposedly with microsoft, hillary vaughn the latest, hillary. >> neil, amazon is not happy that they lost 10 billion-dollar cloud-computing project so they are going scorch to earth doing anything they can to stop microsoft from making progress on project jedi with the pentagon, a judge ruling in favor to amazon. microsoft is defending their win saying in a statement, quote, we believe the facts will show they ran a detailed, thorough and fair process in determining the needs of war fighter, amazon's restraining order against the project could have national security implications, the dod saying this, the actions taken in this litigation have unnecessarily delayed implementing dod modernization strategy and deprived war fighters of set of capabilities they urgently need, amazon is convinced, though, neil, that they didn't get the bid because of beef between jeff bezos and president trump, they are actually call to go depots the president so he can prove amazon lost the bid fair and square, neil. neil: thank you, hillary, very

hillary vaughn is talking to those voters what they want to see happen now. hey, hillary.l, student loans are keeping college graduates from achieving major milestones. a survey says over 80% of people skipped saving for retirement because of their college debt. over half say it stopped them from buying a home. here in new hampshire, the problem is bigger than ever. the first-in-the-nation primary state of new hampshire is first-in-the-nation for the highest percentage of college students with debt. >> i moved back home with my parents, to be able to make payments and to pay it off more quickly. reporter: 76% of new hampshire's class of 2018 graduated with student loans, the highest in the nation. >> i took not my dream job right out of school because i knew it would pay the bills and they were coming. >> i took a little bit out when i was an undergrad. reporter: new hampshire students have on average $36,000 in debt. some 2020 candidates are making a comprise to make that disappear. >> we can cancel student loan debt for 43 million americans. >> make every college tuition

hillary vaughn has the latest now from las vegas. >> reporter: hey, neil. 2020 democrats running for president are really struggling to keep pace with billionaire michael bloomberg's spending spree. in super tuesday states, so far bloomberg has spent over $150 million in ads spread out over those 14 states that vote on super tuesday. vice president joe biden and mayor pete buttigieg have spent zero on commercials airing in super tuesday states. the mayor tweeted this yesterday: my team is going to follow up with more details, but the short of it is we've got to raise about $13 million before super tuesday to be competitive. senator bernie sandersers has spent $11 million on super tuesday ads, senator elizabeth warren so far just $300,000. warren tight on cash. she had to take out a loan after she burned about through about 97% of her campaign war chest. her campaign says she's only used $400,000 of that $3 million loan she took out, but the problem a lot of candidates are running into is they weren't expecting or planning to have this

hillary vaughn in south carolina with a lot more. hey, hillary. reporter: hey, neil. gloves really came off last night. the debate at times descended into chaos. moderators lost control. candidates were talking over each other but that strategy may have worked and translated to more money for some of these candidates. mayor pete buttigieg's campaign said they raised more money this debate than they have since their last biggest fund-raising haul with the breakout debate in october. bernie sanders's campaign announced they raised $1.2 million halfway through the debate, before it was even over. not every candidate brought in a lot of money. former vice president joe biden started the night saying they needed one million dollars. they ended the night still needing about 75% of that. >> mayor bloomberg has a solid and strong and enthusiastic base of support. the problem is they're all billionaires. [booing] >> putin thinks donald trump should be president of the united states and that is why russia is helping you get elected. so you lose to him. >> progressive agenda is

hillary vaughn at the white house with a preview. hey, hillary.k governor andrew cuomo says he's coming to the white house trying to call the president's bluff, saying he's coming here to offer a compromise in order to get travelers in new york unbanned from trusted traveler programs like global entry, by giving federal officials access to dmv records to approve travelers applying for expedited screening at airports and borders. governor cuomo says he doesn't believe the trump administration request has anything to do with national security. he thinks that it's just a ruse to give officials access to illegal immigrants' information. >> if they think they're going to extort new york into giving them the database of undocumented people, they're wrong. i will never do that. it's going to hurt tens of thousands of new yorkers who will be inconvenienced for no reason. reporter: the white house says this is not about politics, this is about national security at our airports and border checkpoints. >> it's unfortunate that they are calling, making this a

let's get the read from hillary vaughn in new hampshire. reporter: neil, the race for the democratic nomination is shaping up to be a battle between one socialist senator and one moderate mayor. for the second state, pete buttigieg and sanders finished neck-and-neck. sanders finished 25% of the vote but buttigieg trailing one percentage point behind. >> we are taking on billionaires and we're taking on candidates funded by billionaires. >> i admired senator sanders when i was a high school student. the politics of my way or the highway is a road to reelecting donald trump. reporter: now the focus shifts to nevada and south carolina where candidates are dumping dollars in ad buys. buttigieg up with new ads in nevada and doubling his ground game in the state to 100 staffers. senator amy klobuchar is doing the same to capitalize what her campaign what they call close klo-mentum. she is dropping a million dollars an ad in nevada and 50 boots on the frowned this week that is the strategy joe biden used yesterday to explain why he fled new hampsh

hillary vaughn has more.loomberg making his democratic debate pay-per-view paid off for other candidates on stage. senator elizabeth warren and senator bernie sanders had the biggest debate night fund-raising haul ever. senator elizabeth warren bringing in $2.8 million. sanders bringing in 2.7 million. so a chance for these candidates to finally confront bloomberg face-to-face seems to have paid off. >> a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse-faced lesbians. no, i'm not talking about donald trump. i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> i don't think you look at donald trump say we need someone richer in the white house. >> we shouldn't have to choose between one candidate who wants to burn this party down and another candidate who wants to buy this party out. reporter: both former vice president joe biden and mayor pete buttigieg are being fact checked postdebate forelying on their tax plans, saying on the stage they would not rise taxes on small businesses. that is is not true. both biden and butti

meanwhile, the south carolina primaries this weekend and hillary vaughn had a chance to catch up witht they're thinking. reporter: well, joe biden has brushed off poor performances in early voting states like iowa and new hampshire by placing all his bets on the black community here in south carolina to give him momentum into super tuesday. african americans make up about two-thirds of the electorate here. we talked to some black voters about what they think about the economy before they head to the ballot box on saturday. >> since president trump has been there, the economy has gotten better. reporter: african-american unemployment dropped to the lowest level ever. six months before the south carolina democratic primary. black business owners are feeling the boom. >> the president's policies have certainly been designed in a way i think that has been helpful to at least beginning to give african-americans an opportunity to sit at the table. reporter: african americans on average are making more money under president trump than they were under president obama. hourly wages for black e

hillary vaughn has some of the details from oklahoma city where this virus issue has been coming up moreice. hey, hillary. reporter: hey, neil. most candidates are campaigning in south carolina ahead of the first in the south primary on saturday. mike bloomberg is skipping ahead to super tuesday, holding rallies in texas, here in oklahoma and then in arkansas. three of the 14 states that vote on tuesday. but he is talking about south carolina and what happened at the debate there. at his morning rally in houston, texas, bloomberg criticized senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders for their debate style. >> i am not a typical politician. i think i showed that a week or so ago in the debate. i would never work in a place where everybody talks on top of each other. i'm not someone that just yells slogans even when they're not true. that's what they did. the two of them, the last debate, they have the same answers no matter what the question was. we need a leader who's ready to be commander in chief, not the college debater in chief. reporter: one candidate not in south carolina is pete

american votes some say state of the economy not enough to sway them to vote for president trump hillary vaughnouth carolina, hillary. reporter: good morning, maria. joe biden is breath on black community, here in south carolina, to give his candidacy a bump into super tuesday, black democrats make up 60% of the party here and we talked to black voters about take on the economy before they head to the ballot box saturday. >> president trump has been the chair the economy has gotten better. >> african american unemployment dropped to loeflt level ever six months before south carolina democratic primary black business owners are feeling the boom. >> president's policies have certainly been, designed in a way i think, that has been helpful to at least give african americans opportunity to sit at the table. >> african americans on average are making more money under president trump than they were under president obama. >> hourly wages for black employees jumped 13% between 2017 and 20 a 19. today, democrats running for president are painting a different picture. >> we have a huge black wealth gap i

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economy hillary vaughn in des moines good morning to you. reporter: good morning, maria.rogressives running for president bernie sanders or elizabeth warren could finish on top in iowa. research firm saying if senator sanders another progressive dmath ie senator elizabeth warren is democratic candidate polls show reasonable chance at winning election we expect a sharp market o sell-off especially financials another analyst could rock markets even before november saying this quote bernie momentum could spark a near-term sell-off sanders warren spent last night campaigning in iowa pitching economic reformers wall street has been worried about one candidate that investors are not so stressed about is joe biden he made his final pitch toi withsta-- >> did not build america, all working americans tolled every day middle class they built america. >> ubs analyst wrote to clients last week every rise sanders or warren receives in the kolz could point to one percent drop in the s&p 500, but found a moderate democratic mayor buttigieg might have a positive impact on index found tha

hillary vaughn joins us live from new hampshire this morning. . >> reporter: good morning, maria. former vice president joe biden is having trouble explaining to voters what happened in iowa, to voters here in new hampshire. he had a an unusual reply when a man asked him at a town hall how he will turn a fourth place fish in iowa into a -- finish in iowa into a better turnout in new hampshire. >> you ever been to a caucus? no, you haven't. you're a lying dog face pony soldier. >> reporter: right now, the real clear politics average of polls has a neck and neck race in new hampshire between bernie sanders in the lead at 26% and mayor pete buttigieg, 5 points behind. sanders says he wants a recanvas of iowa after results show mayor pete winning the state. >> what's going on amongst candidates in this campaign right now,ism running against some guys, pete buttigieg among others who raised campaign funds from over 40 billion -- 40 billionaires, heads of large corporations, ceos in the flail industry, people from wall street. >> reporter: sanders sham

iowa caucus debacle a democrats turning focus to new hampshire conversation around student debt hillary vaughnecond highest consumer debt create or higher than credit cards car loans college grads in new hampshire have third highest average in america. >> the first in nation the primary state of new hampshire -- is first in the nation highest percentage of college students with debt. >> i moved back home with parents. to be able to make payments, and to pay off quickly. >> is it 76% of new hampshire class 2018 graduates with student loans highest in nation. >> took not dream job out of school i new would pay bills. >> new hampshire students on average have over 36,000 dollars in debt. and some 2020 democrats are making a campaign promise to make that debt disappear. >> -- for 43 million americans. >> make every public college and university in america, tuition free. >> some say those policies are not practical. >> there is no such thing canceling debt there is shifting if one person doesn't way it someone else ends up having to pay that. >> part of problem is not price tag some pick a major at

vaughn hillyard in charleston, mike memoli in charleston, and shaquille, thanks to all of you. >> and the south carolina political director joins us and i want to bring in the former spokesman for hillary clinton. this is be something that stays with you forever, felipe. he played president trump in debate prep to 2016 campaign. el elena, let me start where vaughn just left off by the state newspaper of record there in south carolina. he has struggled with gaining black support, as vaughn highlighted there in that poll, but this is a what the state said about that in its endorsement, it wrote in part, quote, too often buttigieg's critics have ignored his substantive efforts to earn the support of black voters and buttigieg's appeal to. s shou-- to african-americans sd be judged by this standard, is his outreach genuine and is it being undertaken in good faith? we believe that it is. just monday he said the campaigning is a humbling experience. why do you think he hasn't been able to connect with black voters there in the palmetto state? >> el with, my experience with south carolina is that south carolinian voters, particularly pham voters are very pragmatic and they also vote based on

different than when hillary clinton attacked barack obama in the 2008 primaries saying he didn't have the experience. he said, mayor pete, he's no barack obama. >> let's go to vaughn hillyard with the buttigieg campaign. how are they responding to this line of attack? >> reporter: pete buttigieg's name is not barack obama, but it's also undeniable that this is a campaign that has laid claim to victory as well over in iowa. if you look at polling here, he along with bernie sanders are atop the polls here in new hampshire just three days away from the new hampshire primary. what the pete buttigieg campaign has responded with was quite explicit. the campaign spokesman saying, quote, the vice president's decision to run this ad speaks more to where he currently stands in this race than it does about pete's perspective as a mayor and a veteran. we should note just a few moments ago down the road from here -- we're at lebanon high school at an event for pete buttigieg is about to take place. but just a few moments ago pete buttigieg himself responded to the former vice president himself directly not by name, but by his comments. take a listen. >> now, i know some folks

hillary vaughn is live new hampshire with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. senator bernie sanders squeezing out a win in new hampshire but mayor pete buttigieg is behind them for the second voting state and wrote sanders and pete buttigieg are in the top two with 87% reporting. sanders has over 25% of the vote with mayor pete trailing 1% behind them. >> with victories behind us, popular vote and i went in the victory here tonight we are going to nevada. we're going to south carolina. we are taking on billionaires and we are taking on candidates funded by billionaires. >> i admired senator sanders when i was a high school student politics of my way or the highway is a road to reelect a donald. >> senator amy klobuchar sharpen the top tier taking third in the granite state writing on momentum from friday's debate with a surge of support and if what of fundraising-- flood of fundraising. >> i cannot wait to bring our green buzz around the country. i cannot wait to win the nomination. >> the question for us democrats is whether it will be a long bitter rehash of