jess clinton sat down rehnstrom following her rally at the sioux center. here's what she had to say about rural america. jenna says, "here in our rural communities, our farm communities. what specifically would you do to help them grow their economies?" secretary clinton says, "i think we have to diversify theeconomy in rural america and that includes right here governor tom vilsack. i think rural america and small towns when it comes to new energy - clean and renewable, energy that will be based on products, not only even waste to be creative, we industries. i think solar has proven to farms, we have to for more local are really able to markets around the world." jess and g-o-p frontrunner donald trump is today. at the crowd at the electric park ballroom in waterloo. the stage around then later today he will be joined by sarah palin in jess: donald trump was in sioux city last night... drawing hundreds of siouxlanders at a rally downtown. here's more from that event, " hundreds of eager people packed into the orpheum theater in sioux city sunday night to

jess hillary clinton and bernie sanders will debate next month in flint, michigan. the democratic national committee announced today the debate will air on c-n-n. flint was thrown into the national spotlight after it was discovered the city's water supply has been contaminated with lead for months. sanders and clinton have both addressed the issue on the campaign trial. sanders has called f f the synder. clinton has argued the crisis was ignored -- in part -- because the city is poor and its residents largely african- american. debate will take before the michigan and mississippi primaries... jess c-n-n's "state of the union", hillary acceptable" amount of lead in children. shortly before flying to flint, michigan, to check on the water secretary of state played up her credentials saying she has had experience as governor with lead poisoning in old housing in the state of new york. challenge is you've early. we need comprehensive health screenings. then we need to figure out how do we get the right nutrition and vitamin. you gotta begin to work to counteracthe lead.

jesse: hi my name is jesse and i am with the hillary clinton presidential campaign, how are you? despite his busy high school schedule jesse allison has found time to make calls on behalf of the clinton campaign. jesse: ok good to know.. jesse says a friend of his talked to him about the former secretary of state, he did his the candidate for him. jesse allison/17 year old: .hillary actually wasn't raised in an extremely wealthy household. she was raised by a single mother. she didn't grow up in the kind of environment you would expect somebody who was going to run for president to grow up in. jesse says his parents are poitically active, so getting involved in a presidential campaign is not so unusual. besides making phone calls on the candidates behalf, he's calso canvassed neighborhood on behalf of hillary. jesse:. i said, yea sure, and it was very rainy and cold but it was really fun. not a lot of people answered the doors but when they did it was great. he says he's excited to participate in the caucuses--his first of what he hopes will be many in his future. a future he hope

leading candidate not scheduled to come here at least not yet his democratic frontrunner hillary clinton who use jesse richmond says that's a mistake he thought were important state populations and if she faces they win the general elections you should be organization here and it's also an important state for the primaries. given the most recent polling in virginia showing clinton with a twelve point lead on sanders maybe she doesn't feel the need to come here now says cia news quentin cad. i think the clinton campaign probably feels relatively safe about virginia. i think if they started to feel like they

north college hill beats east clinton 84-36 jess 2shot desk hillary clinton released a new ad... while it looks like your typical presidential jess 2shot desk hillary clinton hillary clinton released a new ad... while it looks like your typical presidential campain ad... it sound is a little bit more memoraible.. we'll let you listen, coming up. dan vo also ahead... adlib wx tease "i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. her church, taught her to do all the good you you can." recognize that voice? i bet you do. you can't mistake the voice of morgan freeman. in clinton's new ad called "all the good" freeman speaks of clinton's work on juvenile justice reform in south carolina to combating racism in alabama... the ad is part of a targeted pitch to minority voters before today's primary. weather now today: partly cloudy. breezy and p (vo) with thousands of qualityr pre-owned vehicles... rand exceptional customervservice, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... pflip your thinking about buying finding new fish them

jess hillary clinton scores a big win in vegas tonight. clinton and sanders were in a neck-and-neck race in nevada-- but in the end clinton took the win. clinton campaigned harar for the support of minority voters and rural democrats. a strong win could boost her campaign ahead of south carolina's primary next weekend and super tuesday on march first. when asked about her win clinton said she had no doubts. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) i am so, so thrilled and so grateful to all of my supporters out there. some may have doubted us but we never doubted each other. and this one is for you," oppopont bernie sanders supporters in las vegas-- shortly after conceding to the front- runner. (bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "i called up secretary clinton and congratulated her and her staff for the victory here in nevada. they ran a very aggressive, effective campaign and i applaud them for their efforts. next up for the dems is south carolina's primary, a week from today. a dozen states will vote on super tuesday three da

jesse allison plans on doing tomorrow. the mcqueen high school senior says his parents are politically active, and he seemed to follow along. he says tomorrow he will caucus for hillary clinton. jesse allison/17 yr. old: she is one of the people i can look at and say, this woman is timely fashion. and she is going to get things done that i would like to see happen in my life time. and she knows how to, work with people who don't agree with her. allison says occassionally he volunteers at clinton headquarters and makes phone calls. he's also canvassed neighborhoods for the candidate. he'll be eighteen on july eleventh. from snow to sunshine... that's pretty normal here in the truckee- meadows. chief meteorologist jeff thompson is here with a check of your forecast. jeff... high pressure will rebuild over the weekend and into next week. while nights will stay chilly, afternoons will warm back into the 60s for western nevada valleys, with 50s in the sierra. expect occasional high clouds, with light wind through monday. stormy weather is not back in the forecast until at least the next weekend. -jeff saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 53. calm wind becoming east around 5 m

(bill clinton) "jesse jackson and 88 and he ran a good campaign and senator obama's run a good campaign here - he's run a good campaign everywhere." there are few better advocates for hillary clinton than the former president. but as this campaign escalates, some democrats wonder if he'll be able to hold his tongue. he knows his words are magnified. (bill clinton) "sometimes when i am on a stage like this, i wish that we weren't married, then i could say what i really think." as both sides are furiously trying to win over black voters, president clinton is in the spotlight again - a high-wire second act. (bill clinton) "the hotter this election gets, the more i wish i were just a former president...and just for a few months...and not the spouse of a next one." new developments on a rocket launch by north korea. the communist regime has released new video of the launch.. while drawing condemnation from nations around the world. the video is reportedly part of a documentary.. flying to the launch site in his jet and touring the facility. the video also shows people celebrating the regime'

jesse yesterday. today, she followed him warner elementary. he is a hillary clinton supporter, made calls and canvassed on her behalf. this morning he arrived at his precinct to be counted. "my name is jesse allison." 17 year old jesse allison signed in before noon today at his precinct at grace warner elementary school in northwest reno. easily one of the youngest in the crowd he sat next to fellow hillary supporters in the cafeteria. at noon, computers down, doors closed, and the caucuses began. after introductions, and a precinct chair was selected. residents were asked to move to two sides of the room, one for bernie, one for hillary. from the looks of it, there were a count was done more than once, to make sure. and then, with the help of math, delegates were awarded. sanders six, clinton 5. but for a disappointed jesse, his job was not done. jesse signs up to be a delegate to the county convention. jesse allison/17 year old: i think that would be really exciting. i thought the process went fine, i met people who were liked minded. whoever wins this afternoon, i

sanders six, clinton 5. jesse: well this is easier than i thought it would be. his job is not done yet. jesse: 775-....... jesse signed up to be a delegate at the washoe county convention. jesse allison: and no matter who wins, i am going to vote democratic. russell: what if you made it all the way to the philadelphia for the national convention? jesse: that would be something. something in deed. at grace warner elementary, terri russell kolo 8 news now. . the washoe county democrat convention is in april. if you'd like a closer look at the numbers from today's caucus - just head to kolo tv dot com. in the nation's capitol - thousands gathering to say goodbye to justice antonin scalia, who died last week at the age of rev. paul scalia "on behalf of our mother and the entire scalia family, i want to thank you for your presence here, your many words of consolation and even more for the many prayers and masses you have offered at the death of our father, antonin scalia." scalia's son paul - a catholic priest - led the service, for the conservative icon and father o

(bill clinton) "jesse jackson won south carolina twice in 84 and 88 and he ran a good campaign and senator obama's run a good campaign good campaign there are few for hillary clinton than the former president. but as this campaign escalates, some democrats wonder if he'll be able to hold his tongue. he knows his words are magnified. (bill clinton) "sometimes when i am on a stage like this, i wish that we weren't married, then i could say what i really think." as both sides are furiously trying to win over black voters, president clinton is in the spotlight again - a high-wire second act. (bill clintoto "the hotter this election gets, the more i wish i were just a former president...and just for a few months...and not the spouse of a next one." lukas: and hillary clinton received a key endorsement congressional political action mmittee says it will back her bid house. clinton received support in the vote by the board. her democratic sanders did not receive any votes. "(rep. gregory meeks/congressiona she has beenur we believe that she's and she has helped us and helped this country by helpi

"hi my name is jesse and i am with the hillary clinton presidential campaign" this 17-year-old is participating in his first caucus this year... and we're tagging along for the experience. so what kind of weather can we expect tomorrow, and into the rest of the week? we will have a closer look at our forecast...and what you can expect in the days to come...right after the break. announcer: "you're watching kolo 8 news now at 6:30, with sarah johns, noah bond, weather with meteorologist jeff thomspon, and sports with josh little. this is kolo 8 news now at 6:30." jeff thompson has your complete forecast. high pressure will rebuild over the weekend and into next week. while nights will stay chilly, afternoons will warm back into the 60s for western nevada valleys, with 50s in the sierra. with light wind through monday. stormyeather is not back in the forecast until at least the next weekend. -jeff saturday: mostly sunny, with a high near 53. calm wind becoming east around 5 mph in the morning. saturday night: partly cloudy, with a low around 30. southwest wind around 5 mph. sunday: sunny, with a

the other shows sanders endorsing reverend jesse jackson during his boths sanders and hillary clinton have are courting black voters... ahead of the primary. senator sanders has talked up his past support for jesse jackson... but jackson says he's not endorsing any presidential candidate yet.. and says.. instead his focus is on voter turnout. but he does weigh in on what he thinks of the democratic race. "both of them are that's because bernie is hitting a raw nerve on this issue of bank behavior after all the impact of foreclosure homes, sub-prime lending, predatory lending taking peoples homes the impact of education unaffordable that is a nerve. on the other hand hillary has such a long resume relationship so really you have two decent people competing for the vote." jackson says his concern is that the candidates can continue to stay on the issues.. and don't give in to the temptation to attack one- another. next on 7 news .... want to reduce the cost of college? there's a new way to and it starts as early as 9th grade. the search continues.. teams.. are combing greenville county.

jess the neck-and-neck iowa caucus race between clinton and sanders has now reached resolution on the lingering questions of count accuracy. the outcome remains unchanged...hillar y clinton has come out on top. the iowa democratic party worked closely with both camps and their respective party leaders, reviewing results from the 14 discrepant precinct caucuses. since only five of errors, no done. jess and bernie sanders will debate next month national announced today the debateill air on c-n-n. flint was thrown into the national spotlight after it was discovered the city's water supply has been contaminated with sanders and clinton have both issue on the sanders has resignation of michigan synder. argued the crisis part -- because the city is poor and its residents largely african- american. the march 6th debate will takeke place two days before the michigan andnd mississippi primaries... jess presidential candidate bernie sanders held a "get out the vote" rally in portsmouth, new hampshire. sanders got quite the welcome from the crowd-- they were all chanting his name. new hampshire

leading candidate not scheduled to come here at least not yet his democratic frontrunner hillary clinton who use jesse richmond says that's a mistake he thought were important state populations and if she faces they win the general elections you should be organization here and it's also an important state for the primaries. given the most recent polling in virginia showing clinton with a twelve point lead on sanders maybe she doesn't feel the need to come here now says cia news quentin cad. i think the clinton campaign probably feels relatively safe about virginia. i think if they started to feel like they were there when they were at risk of losing virginia to bernie sanders would see her hear a lot but i imagine you can see her in the states where she might be worried that the race is a little bit closer. i think that's probably probably why she's not in virginia the race just doesn't feel as close to the clinton campaign so they're not as worried about the need to be a place is rather more worried of course hillary clinton as in virginia on the airwaves she has a pair of tv commercials in rotation

jess the u-s state department has released 551 of hillary clinton's work-related e- mails from her time as secretary of state. the one- thousand-112 pages released today brings the total number of pages released to 45-thousand-830. of today's documents posted online, parts of 84 of them were level -- but none to top secret. most of the e- mails were upgraded to "confidential" -- the lowest classification level. the state department said none of the e- mails were marked "confidential" at the time they were sent. earlier this week a federal judge ordered clinton's remaining e-mails released by the end of the month. that's right before "super tuesday" -- when 11 states will hold a democratic primary or caucus. jess things are heating up on the republican side between donald trump and ted cruz. the billionaire businessman is actually threatening to sue the texas senator. it's just one instance of the latest bickering between the presidential candidates in south carolina. trump threatened ted cruz with a lawsuit tweeting quote: "if @tedcruz doesn't clean up his act, stop cheating, & doing ne

over...both a-b-c and a-p is calling clinton the winner with her percentage at 52.1 percent while bernie sanders has 47.8 percent. jess we will continue to update you throughout the newscast on results. the last of the polling numers are set to be released at 6. we will give you the south caroline primary results later in the newscast. but... both the democratic candidates and the republican candidates are gearing up for a tough race. cnn's victor blackwell has more. "(nats) donald trump trying to turn a lead in the south carolina polls into a win... and he tells supporters he expects he can run the table if he can start with a win here. and, this morning, he has a message for black voters across the state... (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate): "i will do more for the african-american people in one year than barack obama has done in seven years, soon to be eight years, and then, by the way, he's out, and thank goodness." south carolina may be the site of jeb bush's last stand... as he's not pulling any punches. (jeb bush, (r) presidential candidate): "donald trump has never shown any interest two candidates th

jess after what was originally guessed to be another close race between clinton and sanders, hillary and her campaign solidified a solid win in tonight's south carolina democratic primary. clinton and her campaign supporters were ecstatic with tonight's n clutching a total of 39 delegates over sanders 14 total delegates. the final voter perctage for hillary was 73.5% to sanders 26%. in addition to taking some jabs at donald trump's campaign...clinton thanked all her supporters in tonight's victory speech. "we have to stand with each other. we have to hold each other up. lift each other up. move together into the future that we will make. thank you. god bless you and god bless america! " as bernie sanders was leaving rochestete- he admitted defeat to reporters and congratulated his opponent. (sen. bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "on a given night sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. tonight we lost. i congratulate secretary clinton on her victory

jess 2shot desk coming up next...president bill clinton was in town campaigning for his wife hillary. we will take you inside the event, coming up. dan levee and... molly: most people know that music roots run deep here in nashville, tennessee. but it's not just singers and songwriters that get their big breaks here. for instance, hatch show print has been around for more than 100 years and they're known for these iconic posters promoting the likes of musical acts from elvis and the rolling stones to johnny cash. and they're designing more than 500 prints every year. celiney?: welcome to the shop, molly. molly: thanks celiney, i appreciate it! so hatch show prints started 1879. it was founded by two brothers, right? celiney: charles and herbert. molly: what was it like when they first started this print shop? my definition of printing is a lot different than celiney: letterpress printing is literally, we're using wooden metal letters and images, hand- locking them into a press, printing paper at a time, one color at a time. so process. does that take, phase all the way printing. every

if you remember in 2008 when obama won south carolina, bill clinton said, 07oh, jesse jacks won south, that's nothing. and when ted kennedy wanted to endorse him, he said, hey, man, what are you doing? this guy would have been carrying our bags a couple years ago, would have been serve us coffee. that's what's hurting the clintons. >> doug, what do you think about this? i thought the conventional wisdom across the board, flipping the dial, everyone's saying the same thing, she'll do so much better with the black vote, too many white voters in new hampshire, not many minority votes up there. do you think that's a given? >> it's not a given, and, you know, look, i think the point reverend sharpton made and cbc members will make is both sanders and clinton have to earn these votes. you can't take them for granted and can't also write them off because maybe more of the democratic establishment is supporting clinton. i think the important thing is is that you've got an electorate that in 2008 was 61% african-american. so both of these candidates now are playing in a field that is more refl

off bernie sanders to this point, without a black candidate in the race, because jesse jackson, for example, made bill clinton plausible by splitting the vote against the establishment, you shoot the gap. there is no way this is going to happen. he's reaching out and seems to be responsiveness to it. i think it's a long shot, but you never know. kennedy: and i've been reading, there is a path to the nomination for him, but that's going to take a couple of things, including a further hillary clinton implosion. fox's catherine herridge exclusively reports that at least a dozen different e-mail accounts handled top secret intelligence from hillary clinton's private server including top aide cheryl hill and houma abedin and all while she is secretary of state, the judge ordered the state department to finish releasing hillary clinton's e-mails by february 29th. the next tranche has to come out this saturday. possible indictment aside, will hillary's e-mail woes hurt her in the polls, chris? >> so the basic argument that every establishment candidate has is electability. that's why jeb bush is so bad at running fo

jess and on the democratic side-- luck was on hillary clinton's side in nevada-- where she took home the caucus win. clinton flew to houston right after the victory and held a huge rally at the texas southern university. clinton said on the state of the union-- that it was a great night for her presidential campaign-- and put a lot of the praise on her team. (hillary clinton/ (d) presidential candidate) "it was hard fought and i just can't say enough about the team on the ground who'd been there for months and the thousands and thousands of volunteers who really got to work. we saw so much great activity the last week and it turned out to be more than enough and i'm really happy about that." next up-- the democrats head to south carolina for their first- in-the-south je pope francis is now calling for a one-year moratorium on the death penalty. he's proposing that catholic leaders suspend the practice during the holy year of mercy... that push for forgiveness runs through november. the pontiff is also throwing his support behind a conference set to begin on monday... that he hopes, w

jesse jackson won south carolina. or when ted kennedy wanted to endorse obama, bill clinton said, man, what are you doing?man would have been serving us coffee or carrying our bags a couple of years ago. that's not going to do well now, and i think with ben jealous, danny glover, great actor, i think endorsing sanders will help sanders and hurt clinton. jon: ed o'keefe is a frequent guest here on our program, writes for "the washington post" and along with another reporter there wrote this, sean sullivan, phillip rucker, those two other reporters who are part of this piece. he says: a state known for its nasty political brawls is about to host an epic one, pitting a foul-mouthed celebrity billionaire against a band of senators and governors scrapping to challenge him. [laughter] you've got tim scott endorsing marco rubio -- >> yeah. jon: you've got the state's other sitting senator, lindsey graham, a former candidate himself, endorsing jeb bush. where does this thing go? >> i think there's going to be a fight over the evangelicals between bush and rubio and cruz because tim scott is ultra-conservative, an

jess. >> good morning everyonees it'st all of the family on that clinton campaign trail. chelsea clinton is going to be on the campaign trail in cleveland. >> eliminate the police department. that's a police department in our area to deal with budget constraintsme we could touch it 30 degrees by the middle of the afternoon there will be a couple of snow charlotte that the rope overnight tonight will talk more about that int a few minutes. >> i'm todd me will talk in be in thelk market for a move before the nba trade deadline. kate loving carmelo anthony a couple ofdl c names being mentioned will take your thoughts and comments ouch shut coming up. we're going to show you the damage after a stage catches fire because were taking a ride on a honda's unique up.. think subway that sitting down. we're giving away tickets to see journey don't go away all of 8:00 a.m. hour.ll (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than our next

jess we'll start off in nevada-- where the race was predicted to be close between the two democratic candidates. here is a look at over...both a-b-c and a-p is calling clinton the winner with her percentage at 52.1 percent while bernie sanders has 47.8 percent. jess we will continue to update you throughout the newscast on results. the last of the polling numers are set to be released at 6. we will give you the south caroline primary results later in the newscast. but... both the democratic candidates and the republican candidates are gearing up for a tough race. cnn's victor blackwell has more. "(nats) donald trump trying to turn a lead in the south carolina polls into a win... and he tells supporters he expects he can run the table if he can start with a win here. and, this morning, he has a message for black voters across the state... (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate): "i will do more for the african-american people in one year than barack obama has done in seven years, soon to be eight years, and then, by the way, he's out, and thank goodness." south carolina may be the site of jeb bush's last stand... as he's not pulling any punches. (jeb bush

time to check out margaret's inkresible piece on jesse jackson going to church in south carolina. and more on hillary clinton trump. >> until then, thanks for watching. sayonara. >> coming up, "hardball" with chris matthews. >>> place your bets. trump or the resistance. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews out in las vegas. i've been here a while. republicans woke up sunday with a reality, donald trump the front-runner for the party's nomination. celebrating his big win in south carolina. here he is. >> we won with everything. we won with women. i love the women. we won with evangelicals. like unbelievable. we won with the military. we

jesse jackson was going to church out here in south carolina, and he will have a more on hillary clinton mark: coming up, we will be here in the silver state. until then, thanks for watching. sayonara! ♪ it is tuesday the 23rd of february. rishaad: we're protecting the balance sheet. priority after a $5.7 billion net loss. the first time is that 15 years. despite underlying profits soaring to a record. the chief executive telling this program about a share buyback as a way to reward them. the u.s. safety regulator investigating its investigation of airbags. more vehicles may need to be recalled. follow me on twitter. this is the #you should always try to include as well. let's have a look at what is going on elsewhere. indeed muchsses and positive. the bulls were try to put their hats on. >> we are losing a bit of steam when it comes to the start of the session. about 4/10 of 1%. that more red and green. those losses about half a percent down right now. seeing some rapid gains on manufacturing. that excitement that

i think bill clinton mocked jesse jackson. so there has been clearly a point in the past where this is a point in the cycle where people really start to throw some elbows. >> you work for the republican national committee. a lot of us remember all of these republican candidates signed a pledge to the rnc saying they would support whoever the nominee is. they wouldn't run independently if they didn't get the nomination. but given the fact that donald trump says ted cruz is the biggest liar he's ever met and ted cruz says that donald trump is not really fit to be commander in chief, could you see these respective candidates eventually closing in and supporting each other? >> if you go back to 2008, some of the nastyist things were said by barack obama and hillary clinton. when they came out of it, they got together, unified and took the white house in november. so look, if the name calling and the tweets is the extent to what it goes, i'll take that because when you look at the other side, you've got the fbi talking about an inv

clinton 5. i thought it would be. his job is not done yet. jesse: 775-....... eight years ago the nine year old jesse was taken with his parents as they caucused for the first time. he said he was bored to death. tonight he is headed to the washoe county democratic convention as a delegate. at grace warner elementary school terri russell kolo 8 news now. the washoe county democrat convention is april. ## with so many people eager to weigh in on nevada's democratic caucus - some locations in las vegas - and northern nevada were showed up. in washoe county, long lines delayed the start of the caucus at many locations. caucus sites were still trying to register would-be voters long past the scheduled noon starting time. at first, democratic party officials said the caucus would begin while people waited in line. a few minutes later, officials began to rush everyone inside-- saying they would register voters during the actual caucus. the overcrowding even pushed some precincts outside. ## now that the south carolina primary has wrapped up... the g-o-p candidates ar

the latest cnn/orc poll has clinton 38% and bernie sanders, 37 37. >> jesse owens shocked the world when he took gold in the olympics during a time of great divide. coming up, his great niece will join us live to talk about her legendary great uncle and how she feels about the new movie made about him. david martin. >> reporter: cool, good morning to you, amy. museum of art. talking about the antiques midge and garden show, 2016. boy, looking for something fun to do this weekend look no further than the gorgeous gallery. they've brought out 32 antique dealers to sell you all kind of unique old things. and you get to go to the museum as well and if you have something in your own house, you tell you what it is worth. >> he was and american hero in an area of war, jesse owens defied the odds and shocked the world when he ran to gold in the 1936 olympics in berlin, germany. his glorious triumph at a time of great divide. a young man not good enough to drink from the same water fountain as whites... >> mr. owens, how can you justify going to germany when there is discrimination at home... >>

jesse jackson. fast forward to today, he has a comprehensive racial justice platform. senator, secretary clinton'sord on this issue again is more complex. you can just simply look at the 1980s and '90s. 1980s associated with the children's defense fund, doing great work. 1990s, pushing the super predator theory, this notion that a child at age six months could be sos sociopathic as beyond redemption that was used to describe the actions of young black men. >> we don't have time to go into it and hope you can come back. >> any time. >> hillary clinton still enjoys the vast majority of african-american leaders, their support, and the vast majority of african-americans, according to polls. but who knows what's going to happen. ben jealous, thank you very much for coming on the show. >> thank you. thank you, jake. >> did you want to say something? >> yes. i want to say she's at her high water mark. i think you'll see that begin to change as folks start to change and head into the super tuesday states. that's what we'll see is that support will begin to shrink. thank you. >> okay. and we'll have an adv

but i think it's perfectly fine for him to point out that the clintons came into public life saying they were not jesse jackson, they were not dukakis, they were not -- they were not part of the rainbow coalition, they were part of the -- >> the blue dogs. >> the blue dogs. >> it would be like john travolta saying i did not do disco. we all saw "saturday night fever"! don't cry about that. >> but people do evolve. she explained herself. let listen and then we can discuss. >> and i said that i'm a progressive who likes to get things done. i was somewhat amused today that senator sands are set himself up to be the gatekeeper of who is a progressive. even the late great senator paul wellstone would not be a progressive. so i'm not going to let that bother me. i know where i stand, i know who stands with me, i know what i've done but i don't think it helps for the senator to be making because clearly we all share a lot of the same hopes and aspirations for our country that we want to see achieved. i don't think it's appropriate if planned parenthood endorses me that they're thrown out the progressive wing

jesse jackson. >> scream, i have a scream. >> howard dean. >> woman problem in '88. >> bill clinton. >> '88. >> before. >> gary hart. >> that'st into space, astronaut. >> john glenn. >> bigot in '68. >> george wallace. >> we'll give you that. >> nine correct. jerds, i don't thi-- john edwar i don't think he had a wife problem, think he had a nonwife problem. i quibble. >> it puts you up to 390, very well done. >> where do we go from here? >> jake and s.e., come on down. >> what you got for snus. >> your category is reporters who covered presidential politics. >> before the bicentennial or after? >> reporters who covered presidential politics. you know many of these people. 60 seconds on the clock. ready? go. >> she was the white house reporter super old, maybe anti-palestinian front row of the white house press corps? >> pass. >> he was embroiled in george bush scandal where -- >> dan rather. >> "meet the press" host. >> tim russert. >> she asked sarah palin -- >> katie couric. >> he died of lung cancer? he -- >> peter jennings. >> in the situation room with -- >> wolf blitzer. >> was part of not bernstein, but -- >> woodward

time to check out margaret's inkresible piece on jesse jackson going to church in south carolina. and more on hillary clinton and donald trump. >> until then, thanks for watching. sayonara. >> coming up, "hardball" with chris matthews. >>> place your bets. trump or the resistance. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews out in las vegas. i've been here a while. republicans woke up sunday with a reality, donald trump the front-runner for the party's nomination. celebrating his big win in south carolina. here he is. >> we won with everything. we won with women. i love the women. we won with evangelicals. like unbelievable. we won with the military. we won with highly educated, pretty well educated and poorly educated, but we won with everything. tall people, short people, skinny people, fat people. every time they do polls, like cnn did a big poll, when it comes to security, when it comes to isis, when it comes to the military, every single category i'm leading by a lot. the only category i do badly in is my personality. and that's okay. who cares. and you know what? you want to know something?

jesse jackson. this just in from ed henry. he says look out for the shift in the clinton message. she starts by declaring victory in iowa, then she says it's all about the economy. after entrance polling showed the economy is key. sandra: i think the economy is key but it will be hard for her to sell that one. she is riding on the back of extending president obama's term. i don't think anyone out there thinks things are going great. what was this coin toss thing that happened in see you what? depenal on way report you look at. between 3 to 6 districts came down to a coin toss and she both each time. you have to keep your eye on the clintons isn't he complaining about that. andrea: magical coins with two heads. that's a clinton coin. harris: i wondered as i was watching last night. every network had it. some had 50-50. some had 49.8, 49.6. she just cut ted cruz, she was speaking at the time. they all have tvs so they knew they were doing this. next door to bernie sanders's home state vermont. andrea: the clintons typically do well when they have an enemy. hillary does well when she

. >> to resent the black vote -- let's go to 2008 when bill clinton said when barack obama won south carolina, jessekson wanted as well. and also in ted kennedy wanted to endorse barack obama, clinton made a phone call and said why are you looking at this guy? he was carrying our suitcases two years ago. that is why the community is divided. dagen: big picture, where does she stand in terms of the nomination? if the more you dismiss the power of the sanders, the more you prove who has super left-wing ideology, the more mojo his god. >> you know, my perception is a super delegates because they are so institutional they won't turn. i think somebody else will. >> these are lawmakers -- >> not all of them are lawmakers. >> but those will come up with three election. the more you bernie sanders, the more his popularity increases. >> i'm a huge bernie sanders supporter. i think it's great for the party. in the 80s they had to run blue dogs because the country was more socially can ever do. now the party would get away with this whole reaction to wall street. >> there are components for winning strategy. t

campaigns in 1984 and 1988 were encountered to bill clinton and hillary clinton and the rise of the dlc, democratic leadership council, which jesse called the democratic leisure class. and bernie sanders is supposedly running a campaign and that tradition. bringing people together, bringing coalitions of people together. i'm not seeing that. i'm not sing the nuclear activist and the peace activist and the arab-american community and the labor community and the black community have a real say in defining a platform that makes some sense. bernie sanders has done some wonderful things in his campaign. he is bright young people into the process. i hope he keeps them energized. but if the only mission is to say you push to democratic party to the left at the end of this process, then what have you accomplished? if we're talking about building something long-lasting and changing the nature of politics, which means you have to change it on the local and a level, you have to tackle the state legislatures, be prepared in gerrymandering so you can vote better people into office to move on to congress a you can actually change things. but i

bill clinton famously told obama supporters that a vote for obama was like supporting jesse jackson who wasn't considered to have a strong candidacy back when he ran as obama. so somewhere i think people get a little desperate. it's pretty quick. new hampshire and iowa are over and there's just a quick turnaround time to try to make a mark in south carolina. >> you say desperate but perhaps for good reason. winner of the south carolina gop primary has won the nomination in every contest between 1980 and 2008. so are voters there -- are their minds still to be made up? do candidates have a high road, a tough road this next week ahead? >> that's a great point. that's something the gop's really prided itself on. of course they went for gingrich in 2012. romney was the eventual nominee. i'm pretty blown away by these latest poll numbers though. trump at 36%, cruz at 20%. it is that fight for the third place, who's going to be, if there is an establishment candidate that comes out of south carolina. but right now cruz is trapping into evangelical voters. trump's focusing on a lot of people w

jesse, thank you for your time. the best tonight. >>> next, we are also waiting for hillary clinton to take to the stage in nashville, tennessee. a day after her sweeping win in south carolina. we'll take you there. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> welcome back. hillary clinton is taking a victory lap of sorts in nashville. right now she's about to take to the stage right there riding high after her big win in south carolina. african-american voters there rallied to her side in record numbers in the palmetto state. exit polls show she got 84% of the black vote in the south carolina democratic primary, compared to 16% for bernie sanders. jeff zeleny is with the clinton campaign today. jeff, hillary clinton must be breathing a huge sigh of relief. at the same time we heard her say last night she's not taking any vote for granted. what might h

clinton already has a secret service detail because of her status as a former first lady. republican presidential hopefuls donald trump and ben carson began receiving protection last fall. jess new hampshire may be small-- but there is a lot at stake. traditionally voter turn out is high, roughly 30 percent. and with 23 total delegates for republicans and 32 on the democratic side, this helps explain why presidential candidates cant afford to take this time for granted. cnn's fredricka whitfield reports. "in the final push across the granite state, candidates are energizing big crowds and getting personal. (nat sound) new hampshire voters are tough, traditionally setting the bar high, expecting face time and demanding candidates understand what they need. jennifer horn/chairman of the new hampshire republican party want to hehe a different message they want sinceritit and consistencncbut they do alsoect these candidates who are running for highest office of the land to understand their concerns locally as well." (reporter question) "do you think candidates are put to a test in a different way here?" ray buckley/chairman of the new hampshire democratic party "oh absolutely, r

jesse jackson was going to church out here in south carolina, and he will have a more on hillary clinton up, we will be here in the silver state. until then, thanks for watching. sayonara! ♪ he was denied bail. the county prosecutor said he waived his right to self-determination and his involvement in these incidents. republican presidential candidate has asked and mark rubio spokesman to resign for falsely alleging that marco rubio bible. question thell not faith of another candidate. president obama's ask for help to push his free-trade agenda. should tell her congressional delegation about how the pacific rim trade deal could boost business in their states. the u.s. and russia have agreed on a new cease-fire for syria that is scheduled to take effect saturday. the cease-fire does not cover islamic state or any other militias designated

. >> reporter: that fairy tale line stuck with clinton and made him seething mad, but he diminished obama's victory in south carolina. >> jessen won south carolina twice in 84 and 88. >> reporter: but as this campaign escalates, some democrats wonder if he'll be able to hold his tongue. he knows his words are magnified. >> sometimes when i'm on a stage like this, i wish we weren't because then i could say what i really think. >> reporter: president clinton is in the spotlight again, a high wire second act. >> the hotter this election gets, the more i wish i was just a former president and just for a few months the spouse of the next one. >> reporter: he hopes he will be the spouse of the next one. that's why he's involved in almost every aspect of this campaign. they welcome his input. he's actually very strategic. one of the sharpest minds in politics. one adviser told me tonight with the good, sometimes you get the bad, but it's all worth it. we'll find out as this campaign goes along. he's on the road in atlanta on saturday to campaign for super tuesday state. >> mark, let me start with you on this. president clinton cause

clinton has. fair criticism? >> not at all. bernie sanders one of the two white public officials that supported jesse jackson in the '80s. ster hillary clinton is a millie vanilly of american policy. who supported deregulating banks and also pulled the rug from under welfare? she talks about her work with the children's defense fund in the '70s. doesn't say a word about being a gold water girl and supporting the candidate who martin luther king says is the most dangerous politician. she shows up and gives wonderful speeches sounding like bernie sanders. bernie sanders on the ground getting the rest. the problem is black voters don't know his history in which they know the symbolic language of hillary clinton. on the ground she is calling super predators, one of the most meaning degrading language of our precious young folk sometimes do the wrong thing. we know they have gangsteres on wall street. she is too tied to wall street. >> she says on the other side i voted for the brady bill, bernie sanders voted against it many times. he wanted to protect gun manufacturers and hasn't done what i have done. >> why does he have a

jess mcintosh. there's a certain line of thinks that goes the following way. >> okay. >> part of hillary clinton's pitch is she's electable, more electable than bernie sanders. i think that's a pitch they make. >> yeah, i'm happy to make it myself. >> if she loses new hampshire, barely eeks out iowa and nevada. that starts to go into that argument. sfw >> it's going to be a close primary and a long fight. she's won one. he's won one. we're in a tight race tomorrow. i believe the rest of the states will break more in her favor than bernies because of nights like last night. i think we saw a candidate who understands the way gender and race intersect with the economy in a way that will let her break down barriers for all americans. i think we see bernie's campaign, you saw his advisor reject the idea that it would matter in any way to be able to speak to those communities in a way she can. i find that -- >> in his defense, since he's no longer here to defend himself. i think what they say is not that it doesn't matter. their point is they have a message that's about this specific thing. >> sure. he seems