bernie sanders, joe biden, elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar, and tom steyer have secured a place on stage in des moines. the debate comes just one day a booker announced that he's dropping out of the race. skyler henry is in des moines. >> reporter: tonight's democratic presisidential showdn at drake university features six of 12 candidates still standing. the smallest lineup to take the debate stage yet. >> now is where iowans are weighing what to do, that famous thumb on the scale that you have. >> reporter: a poll released over the weekend shows vermont senator bernie sanders leading the pack in iowa, followed closely by massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. former south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg and former vice president joe biden. >> these are all well-seasoned decrats wiwatching closely for a candidate they believe could beat president trump. >> in iowa, we have the opportunity to vet candidates unlike any other voters in any other state save new hampshire. we really get to put these candidates to a test. >> reporter: the debate will be th o voters to co

the garbage workers in memphis those low wages and those dreadful working conditions with joe warren and taylor rogers who talk about the grievances that they had. >>. >>. >> so the workers decided to start local 1733 of the american federation they brought their grievances to the city. so they were planning to strike in the summer of 1968. so talking about the timing and the morning of january 31st the black workers in the department of public works the white workers were kept on the job and repaid for a full day's work. on the next day february 1st 2 of the garbage workers took refuge in the back of the truck like the one you see here out of the rain a chemical goal malfunction activated the camp actor one - - compactor putting the two men into the jaws and it killed both of them. so these back-to-back events with the racial disparity in the workers on january 31st and the horrific death the next day but the union leaders decided the time was right to strike. so they called the strike on february 12th. and 1100 of the 1200 garbage workers, it did not take long, just a matter of day

biden,didates, joe elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, tom steyer, and amy klobuchar will face off for the last time before the iowa caucuses. the world health organization said today that the global community would be prepared for a potential outbreak of a new coronavirus found last week in china. confirmed information from chinese officials that there have been 41 confirmed cases of the new pathogen which has been linked to pneumonia. the victim, china's first known death from the virus, was a 61-year-old man. similarities.any this is the coronavirus and this helps us, the experience we have mers, havend prepared us for this. this is not unexpected. outbreak of the virus which has been traced to central china, where it affected several dozen people who have been to a major meat and seafood market. the who released a statement saying it is working with officials in china and thailand following the report of the confirmed case outside china. jury selection for harvey weinstein's rate trial in new york city continued today. hundreds of people have been summoned for an initi

joe biden attacking him, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, joe biden saying trump tossed a stick of dynamitenderbox. senator elizabeth warren saying it was recless. your reaction to 2020 democrats? >> i don't want to get into your politics. we have enough politics in jury. i know the deputy defense minister in israel. i know soleimani what he was planning to do against your targets, not against israel but iranian people. president trump was -- liz: forgive me, because the president trump and white house has been attacked for saying that soleimani was going to attack u.s. embassies saying there was no proof of that but you're saying there was? >> absolutely. liz: you have seen it? >> for 19 years mr. soleimani was the mastermind of terrorism in the region and the world. we saw attacks in europe. liz: have you seen proof they were going to attack u.s. embassies? >> he was going to plan attacks against american targets, against european targets and against middle east targets. he was funding all those attacks i so i think right decision at right time. we support president trump for that. liz: o

warren said. the troops should get out of afghanistan while joe biden said today that he would leave a small number of special forces there so you can see in which direction the democratic party has moved on foreign policy in the recent years and that was the spectra there now this was the last televised debate before the start of the all important primary season how significant are the upcoming iowa acosta's caucuses and who polls suggest will win. well the 2 highest polling candidates at the moment are bernie sanders and joe biden but the race is very close and that makes it so significant of course we have to say it is hardly representative of america and the 21st century but it is still state were primary voting kicks off and its results can be an early indication of who might win the nomination and who has little chance of success and the results or winning iowa can give the companion a push especially when the candidate is not a top candidate as it happens to barack obama when he won iowa in 2008 overtaking hillary clinton ok and we'll know more than 3 weeks when we have those caucuses always

joe biden being attacked. we talk about how liz warren attacked bernie sanders. e sanders coming out with this aggressive campaign attacking joe biden and black voters. you're starting to see everybody starting to come in as hard as they can and it's looking like political desperation rather than focusing on real issues that voters are concerned about. bread and butter issues on my table. not what somebody said in a living room two years or, oh, somebody did 30 years ago. they miss that they're going to underestimate donald trump because he's going to exploit it. >> and attacks final two, three weeks, better be dead-on. you're exactly right. they smell desperate, then it's you that takes the hit. your numbers that go down. i'm not so sure, kasie hunt, that a conversation that people had in 2018 is -- >> privately. >> privately -- is going to have much impact on a race with bernie sanders. a man who as willie reminded me lost to a woman in 2016. >> fair enough. that is a very fair point. look, i think this was so sharp, because it really hits on so many of the rawe

we have yet to hear from elizabeth warren and joe biden. those numbers could be coming this morning. joining us now is former democratic vice presidential nominee, former connecticut senator joseph lieberman. thanks for being here. >> pleasure to be with you. >> as someone who has been in this game and ran for president yourself in 2004, when you see those fund-raising numbers from bernie sanders, $34.5 million in the fourth quarter, how does it strike you? >> it's impressive. and the way bernie raised the money is impressive. he has proven, a little earlier in the year, it looked like he and elizabeth warren were going to be battling for the left part of the democratic party and that she was rising as the new face. bernie was a little worn from four years ago, but not so. he has shown real lasting power both politically, the crowds are there for him, and also monetarily. it's a great show of support. and to be the most significant thing here in these numbers is what was said earlier is 99% of the people who have given to him in these numbe

what do you make of joe biden's surge to the top that other polls are showing the more progressive candidates, elizabeth warren. >> well, the big thing for joe biden is what it's been that's always kept him at the top and that is african-american support which is still very strong for biden. pete buttigieg, bernie sanders, even elizabeth warren haven't made end roads within the african-american community, and that's where biden's polling is the strongest, and what you're seeing now, if you look at the polling for iowa specifically, this is kind of similar to what happened in 2004. for the longest time it was howard dean who was leading in iowa, and seemed like he might go on to win it, and in the last couple of weeks, it was john kerry that kind of came in and took over, and eventually won. it's still up in the air a little bit, and somebody else may win, but once you get to south carolina, even looking past new hampshire at this point, joe biden's support after that is in double digits. his lead is in double digits, pretty much everywhere. and i think no matter what happens in iowa, no matter what happens in

, now it's with joe biden, so will the party infighting influence the iowa caucus, here to to debate mustafa, bernie had an issue with elizabeth warreniden, what do you think? >> well, bernie has raised almost $34 million last quarter, 10 million more than biden and warren, he's trying to narrow the gap, he's trying to win iowa and as we approach the caucuses and the rest of the primaries you will see more of that and it's actually helpful for voters, voters started to understand who is advocating for them, who is ready for the fight in november against president trump. rob: it all started off as kumbaya, we have to beat donald trump, we are in this together, you can really see the fights picking up, what do you make of this? >> absolutely, an interesting fight, though, because all senator sanders did point the fact that joe biden has said in the past that he's willing to cut social security to balance the budget and anyone with google would have came up with the same information as senator sanders campaign, but biden, what he should have done really instead point out the fact that is senator sanders has been on capitol hill since 19

who were being instructed to attack warren supporters on the basis of being elites and he went to frame it like i am working class joke, not biden, but the proverbial joe is being backed by a bunch of college educated whites. >> melissa: is he right? >> jessica: if you look at the breakdown, she has a plenty of working-class support, he has more. the sanders supporters are famous for being horrible online trolls and really digging deep. these are people that said that hillary clinton was the other side of the coin of donald trump, made that direct comparison. >> melissa: i'm glad you brought up hillary clinton because her spokesperson was quick to land, saying "bernie blamed warren's staff in his initial statement calling them liars, when it now appears he was lying while shaming them. imagine if a female candidate had done the same, where the situation reversed. we would watch 14 new cycles about whether she can be trusted." i am not positive he said it. >> brian: well, put it this way, it makes for an interesting debate. they're going to sit side-by-side even closer, their friends, but one of them is a liar. if they want to win, one will call the oth

we're still waiting for numbers from joe biden and elizabeth warren. what is that set of data, the number, the money game tell us about where the candidates stand going into the first round of voting? >> politics is a numbers game, great for poll centers like me, not so much for julian castro. money means staying power. it means money for ads, for infrastructure, for field, for staff. typically money means more money. i'm incredibly impressed with bernie sanders' massive haul. but pete buttigieg is a first-time candidate, mayor of a small town, never done this before. had virtually zero name i.d. raced $25 million in q 2, almost again in the fourth quarter this year. i think it spells a lot of good luck and continued staying power for him and bernie. joe biden has a lot to worry about. he raised less last quarter, third quarter than andrew yang raised in this quarter. elizabeth warren already warned her supporters she probably raised more like $20 million which is almost four osh five million down from the previous quarter. >> when you take a bounce of

indicating senator bernie sanders with the momentum leading a four-way race with elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg and joe biden. senator warren taking aim at her opponents as they all jockey for position. abc's rachel scott is in iowa. >> fight hard and win. >> reporter: tonight senator elizabeth warren packing the house and sharpening her attacks. senator bernie sanders is heading into this critical stretch with a slight edge on the rest of the pack in the latest state poll. warren who was also courting progressive voters saying sanders needs to take his campaign in a different direction after a report his volunteers were given talking points saying warren supporters were more affluent and would vote for any democrat. >> i was disappointed to hear that bernie is sending his volunteers out to trash me. we cannot nominate someone who takes big chunks of the democratic coalition for granted. >> reporter: sanders pushing back saying he never approved of that message. >> people sometimes say things that they shouldn't. you have heard me give many speeches. have i ever said one negative word about elizabeth w

he's following the campaigns of both elizabeth warren and joe biden. so mike, tell me what level of enthuse yampl you're seeing today for each of those campaigns. >> reporter: well, you can see it all around me. we're in the audience here with elizabeth warren set to take the stage here in davenport in the next half hour. with the iowa caucuses four weeks until tomorrow, the candidates are crisscrossing iowa. they are going county to county, city to city, and as elizabeth warren is doing, they are going door to door. knocking on individual doors in that town as she's trying to appeal to voters directly. this is what you see the campaigns doing as we get to this critical stretch of the campaign. they are still doing the big rallies on stage, but they are trying to lock in their support and motivate their volunteers and campaign stuff to keep their focus on the task ahead. and it's been interesting here. as i talked to voters, you do get the sense that foreign po policy is a much more important issue as they get closer with the developments happening over

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joe: elizabeth warren has been asked, how are you going to pay for these plans?or -- the sanders campaign has not put forward spending plans as much as warren has. is there going to be more flesh on the bones in terms of the tax and spending plans? briahna: it is bernie sanders bill, right? damn and we are talking about medicare for all, many people have taken that name and tried to brand their names with that popular moniker. it is only bernie sanders who has written the legislation currently before the senate which is in fact medicare for all. he gave an answer that was clear enough and direct enough that people did not feel like they had to keep repeating the answer to get to the bottom of the truth. bernie sanders has been a smallent that with tax rates, lower than what people are currently paying for co-pays, premiums, and deductibles, they can have full care. we are currently paying twice as much for not the same quality of care that other people get across the world. he has been i think more persuasive and clear of that message across. joe: let me ask you

nowing to something it hadn't done so far aggressively taking on rivals, particularly elizabeth warren, joe biden, targeting biden's vote for iraq war in 2002 and 2003 and pegging warren as a candidate of the elite. interesting repetition of rhetoric there. let's bring in cnn ryan nobody else and national coordinator for new york times. alex, to begin with you, we're really in the meaty part of this race now. people are about to vote. these votes are going to matter. you look at the cnn "des moines register" media com poll as we get closer here. sanders at 20%, warren 17, buttigieg, 16, biden 15. the margin of error almost 4 points there. so really there's no distinction between those top four. it's going to be a brutal month, is it not, as those top four try to come out a winner? >> absolutely. i think the debate tomorrow is likely to be the spiciest yet and not just because we're so close to actual voting. we have the smallest number of candidates on stage and you really are starting to see these long simmering rivalries come to the surface. i think i and a lot of other reporters when i t

bernie sanders with a slim lead over joe biden and elizabeth warren. we are joined by skype in washington dc. lcome. ron ll start with you. you are coming from the furthest away. this is the trial of the u.s. e senate. only ird time in u.s. history that an impeachment trial has taken place. tell us how this will work and what weshould expectto happen next . >> it will be a strange trial. it will not be a conventional trial. we may nos.have witnes people will be giving speeches onehalf of the president and behalf of the managers of the house. the se tors will have tosit in their chairs a listen and not talk and not on their cell i phones fordays at a time. it will be a strange exhibition. we will nobe able to watch all of it. it will frustrating for many people . >> we learn todaykenneth starr will be on the team to join president trump. who else is on the team. what type of signals is that sending how the trump administration wants to defend itself . >>u have robert ray that wrote the report on the client impeachment and particularly the affair. we als

warren. instead, he focused on president trump and former vice president joe biden. sanders and biden drew sharp lines about their stances on trade, the economy, and war, with sanders accusing biden of having bad judgment when he voted in favor of the war in iraq. >> joe and i listened to what dick cheney and george bush and rumsfeld had to say. i thought they were lying. i didn't believe them for a moment. i took to the floor, i did everything i could to prevent that war. joe saw it differently. >> reporter: biden defended his record arguing his experience matters. >> it was a mistaken vote. i think my record overall on everything we've done has been -- i'm prepared to compare it to anybody's on this stage. >> reporter: sanders also said he made a mistake in supporting the war in afghanistan. meanwhile, on health care, warren, a supporter of medicare for all, making the case that biden, pete buttigieg, and senator amy klobuchar aren't thinking big enough. >> it problem is that plans like the mayor's and the vice president's is they are an improvement, they are an im

just three weeks from the iowa caucus, sanders now leading the once crowded democratic field with warren, joe biden and pete buttigieg all close behind >> reporter: what does this say about your campaign >> polls go up and down what's important to me is the kind of grass roots support that we have. >> reporter: sanders is blitzing across iowa by bus, just ahead of the senate impeachment trial. >> i would rather be here in iowa, but i have a constitutional responsibility, which i accept as the a united states senator >> reporter: and candidates scraping for every backer with just 22 days left here >> we'll continue to see that there's fluidity, but we're in the hunt and keep pushing with the underdog mentality all the way until the voting begins. >> 22 days but still plenty of chances to make the democrats heard before the caucus >> reporter: pete buttigieg is holding a campaign rally here in in just a few minutes in des moines. he's one of six democrats to have qualified for the upcoming debate here in this city in a campaign cycle full of unknowns, what is clear is that this will not be deci

joe biden. i think there's a lot of democrats that are trying to decry the surge ofless beth warren or bernie sanders they're more aligned with joe biden. i think what is really interesting here, dana, to think about modern democrats, the polarized democratic party, they don't think about who the person is. they think about what the person is. what i think is interesting about joe biden and bernie sanders and i agree with you, they have done well in poll after poll after poll. bernie i think has the momentum in both iowa and new hampshire. they are really old white guys which doesn't match their party that well. so i kind of still put an asterisk there. because i think the democrats always like to try something new just like they did with barack obama. elizabeth warren and mayor pete can make that case. >> dana: let me ask you about that in the final moments. we had cory booker decide to drop out. what do you make of the field as its narrowed down to these few? >> yeah, look, it's been a volatile field. that happens when you have 20 candidates getting in. matt would remember that from last cycle. the

register poll shows senator bernie sanders at the top of the race, but in a four-way tie with joe biden, elizabeth warrennd pete buttigieg. in des moines, trevor ault, abc7 news. >> the fact checkers were again hard at work tonight to find out which claims oath hold out. go to abc7news.com. >>> the house will hold a historic vote wednesday to send the articles of impeachment over to the senate. the articles accuse president trump of abuse of power and obstruction of congress for pressuring ukraine to launch investigations that would help him politically. the house will name impeachment managers. these are members of congress who will act as the prosecutors. once this is done, the managers will carry the articles across the u.s. capitol building in a procession. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the trial will likely begin next tuesday. supreme court chief justice john roberts will preside. no sitting president has ever been convicted. this will be only the third trial of an american president, joining that of andrew johnson and bill clinton. richard nixon resigned before he could be impeached.

he's going right after joe biden and defending his campaign after surrogates targeted elizabeth warren. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world this morning. >> 4:00 a.m. in new york, 21 days until the iowa caucuses. >> top national security officials tying themselves in knots to explain the intel behind the killing of the top iranian general. the white house originally said qassem soleimani posed an imminent threat and then the president said he was targeting one u.s. embassy, then several, then the president went even further. >> large scale attacks planned for other embassies. and if those were planned, why can't be reveal that to the american people? wouldn't that help your case? >> i can reveal i believe it would have been four embassies and i think that probably baghdad already started. >> so the president says four embassies there. defense secretary mark esper says he didn't see the evidence for that, but he still backs the president's claim. >> he didn't cite a specific piece of evidence but what he said -- >> are you saying there wasn't one? >> i didn'

after the debate when sanders extends his hand to warren and she appears to rebuff it.ses arnoless e s ghat sander the top with former vice president joe biden, senator warren and former mayor pete buttigieg following closely behind. kenneth. >> our political director saying at least four of those candidates have a real shot at winning it less than three weeks. megan, thank you. >>> all right to washington now and the articles of impeachment against president trump are heading to the senate today setting the stage for a trial to begin next tuesday. democrats are also sending over new evidence including a note from rudy giuliani's indicted associate lev parnas written on hotelstationary. it says get them to announce an investigation into the bidens. there's also a text message suggesting former u.s. ambassador marie yovanovitch was under surveillance in ukraine before she was fired by president trump. that message came from robert hyde of connecticut, a trump supporter who is running for congress. no word if these documents will be introduced at the trial. meanwhile, our mary bruce reports some strict rules have >> reporter: and this tr

castrowe now have julian coming out and endorsing elizabeth warren. joeiden has gotten i think four different members of congress who were just elected in those cross districts that had voted for trump. our endorsements important as you look forward to iowa and new hampshire? kevin: i think they are, especially that key endorsement of the congressman in iowa conflict that republican district. she was on the road with the vice president. she has been a great advocate for him on the campaign trail, especially with younger voters. those three key house members that flipped republican districts that also say when we run for reelection we want to joe biden at the top of the ticket. that will give us the most covered. that will make us the biggest party heading into 2020. pickupcastro is a great for senator warren, especially if she has to stay in washington for the impeachment hearing trial in the senate. he knows iowa. he has been in those communities and can be an advocate for her on the ground. veteran of ae a lot of these political battles. when do endorse

warren statistically tied. followose behind, pete buttigieg and joe ben at 15%. biden topped today's poll with 24%, with sanders, warren, and buttigieg tied in second. to the judge also spent the last few days in iowa touting the endorsement of a prominent iowa congressman.but the candidate ad some ctroversy. >> t ink you have your facts a little wrong. lisa: the former mayor confronted protesters challenging his on race, including on policinus and g for african-american communities. >> can we agree that we can talk about thll respectfuy? lisa: with a number of candidates camping out in isla, others are putting their marks on the states that follow. for a surging new hampshire. biden looking to cement his lead in nevada and ctert hispanic there. >> i can assure you one thing. my cabin and my administration will look like america. lisa: and former new yorkity mayor michael bloomberg campaigning with television rsonality judge judy in texas. staked has nomination chances on the lone star state and others which vote in march. >> i'm so honored to have you here. i wou

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just three weeks from the iowa caucus, sanders now leading the once-crowded democratic field with warren, joe biden, and pete buttigieg all close behind what does it say about your campaign >> well, polls go up and down. but what is important to me is the kind of grassroots support that we have. >> reporter: sanders is blitzing across iowa by bus, just ahead of the senate impeachment trial. >> i'd rather be here in iowa, bui accept as a united states senator. >> reporter: and candidates scraping for every backer with days left here. >> we will continue to see that there is a fluid race, but that we are in the hunt and we will keep pushing wunderdog mentality all the way until the voting begins. >> reporter: just six candidates have qualified for this upcoming democratic debate on tuesday night in demos moines whats clear this race will not be decided in iowa. >>> then there were four let's get started. seahawks and packers duke it out in green bay for a spot in the in fact, title game. it was about aaron in the first half aaron rodgers struck first and here to davante adams for a touchdown. a

he's going right after joe biden and defending his campaign after surrogates targeted elizabeth warren. >>> good morning and welcome to "early start." i'm laura jarrett. >> and i'm christine romans. it is monday january 13, 5:00 a.m. in the east and 21 days until the iowa caucuses. >>> but we begin in tehran, a scene that could land these people in jail on the streets there protesters chanting death to the supreme leader. iranians demanding the ayatollah be held accountable for the downing of a ukrainian airliner. anger growing after iran admitted it shot down the jet last week killing 176 people. iran calls it an accident and says it was caused in part by heightened tensions just hours after iran fired missiles towards baseds in iraq that housed u.s. troops. it took tehran three days to admit what ukrainian investigators say they knew just hours after arriving at the crash site, that a missile brought down that jet. >> many of the victims were canadian. one man lost his sister, brother-in-law and 1-year-old niece who was the youngest victim. he speak tuesday the broader frustrations w

joe biden still has this as a very core strength. 45% in this poll say he has the best chance to beat trump. 24% sanders. 8% warrenchael bloomberg. >> that's interesting. because that's counter to the fact that you're seeing all this movement from sanders. but they still think that joe biden has the best chance. so that leads us to enthusiasm. so what does it say about that? >> you know, alisyn. enthusiasm is critical. when you're thinking about getting your supporters out, it's a key component to that. that right now is a bernie sanders category. take a look. you'll see he's at 38% in terms of you would be enthusiastic if bernie sanders was the nominee. he was at 39% in october. look at joe biden and elizabeth warren there. they've dropped since we asked this in october. warren went from 41% to now 29%. 43% in october for joe biden. now at 34%. sanders and biden are about the same there. they're competitive there in the margin of error. but we've seen drops and sanders is holding steady. >> you were careful whenever talking about the head-to-head matchups with president trump in polls. it is not predictive. we ar

meantime both warren and sanders are going after joe biden and his record on social security. ring back saying the sanders' campaign circulated what he called a doctor'd video. and warren is calling out bloomberg over his 45-day extension to disclose his financi personal financial form. "the new york times," two candidates splitting the presidential endorsement. senators warren and klobuchar. joining us vaughn hillyard in iowa and mike memali in south carolina. oh, my goodness. the difference in temperatures is striking. >> send him back to iowa. >> vaughn, you talked to elizabeth warren about her exchanges with sanders and the infighting in the party. what is she telling you? >> yeah. it's about 6 degrees right here now in iowa. i know all the candidates are going to be making their way from mike's location in south carolina up here to the wonderful state of iowa 14 days out. the last few weeks is when the moment happened after a year of campaigning among this large field of democrats, in the last two weeks is when they started to contrast each of their own records. last week

elizabeth warren in second with 17%, but she's narrowly bunched with the third and fourth place finishers, pete buttigieg in third place with 16%, joe biden one point behind buttigieg with 15%. they're the top four. sanders, warren, buttigieg, biden. then there's a big jump. you have to drop down nine points before you get to the fifth place candidate, amy klobuchar. she's one point ahead of andrew yang, who has 5%. cory booker has 3%. tulsi gabbard at 2%. obviously this poll is great for senator bernie sanders and his campaign and their supporters, right? this is the time when you want to be peaking, right? we don't know if this is the last iowa poll that's going to be in the field before the actual caucuses take place next month, but we're less than a month out from the caucuses. this is the first time he's been in the lead. it makes it seem like his campaign is surging in iowa at just the right time for him. so you can understand why they'd be very excited. but i want to point out one somewhat unusual thing about what is about to happen in iowa because you look at these standings in the iowa poll as of tonight, and it turns out t

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a new poll shows joe biden leading. elizabeth warren next. pete buttigieg has 16%.sanders with 14%. and amy klobuchar with 11%. the iowa caucuses will be held february 3rd. >>> many of the democratic presidential candidates marked to the march in south carolina. pete buttigieg, tom steyer and joe biden. the two senators had exchanged sharp words. chesea gabert. >> the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. in its ceremony. the major theme this year highlighting doctor king's commitment. and in the nation's capital president trump along with vice president mike pence spent time at the martin luther king jr. memorial. >>> here in the bay area cal trains celebrated dr. [ [ martin luther king jr. mlk that 51-mile ride into the city. passengers got to the city. they marched from the train station to the yerba buena market. so many different communities that represent dr. king's dream. >>> san francisco's district attorney chasa boudine. the event was organized chasa boudine talked about his vision for equality in san francisco and how it reaches beyond the legal system. >>

a new survey shows him with 30% support there, nine points ahead of joe biden, while elizabeth warren plummeted now to fourth place. the latest fox polling as sanders just three points behind biden nationally causing concern among some of his 2020 rivals who are urging voters to look beyond the early stage. >> we not only have to beat donald trump, we have to win in states that can win back the united states senate. north carolina, we have to win in georgia senate seats, in arizona, not just my home state in pennsylvania and others. we will win those. >> harris: the war in campaign appearing to downplay expectations ahead of iowa, writing to supporters, "we expect tha this to be a long nomination fight and have built our campaign to sustain well and stay resilient no matter who or what breathless media narrative come when voting begins." that's a shot, kennedy? >> kennedy: elizabeth warren has to tamp down these expectations because she's going -- they are breathless because this election is still very crowded, it is still very, very intense and there are some real issues at stake and

alienate his fervent supporters. >> you did see very quickly, guys, joe biden, it wasn't directed at sanders but more generally at sanders and warrene biden was saying, how are we going to pay for it in the debate. i wonder. that's a big problem if bernie sanders is the nominee. everyone needs to read that. because that is the easiest thing to say. bernie sanders wants government to solve all your problems. it's going to cost $60 trillion and how is he going to pay for it? raise all your taxes. if electability is the most important thing, that's an issue that should be litigated in the democratic primary, even if it's not a priority for democratic voters. >> although in fairness, neither party has shown much interest in pay -- >> zero interest. you're right about that. >> we've seen a lot of proof of that. leyla, the monmouth poll, most recent poll showing biden with a lead in iowa. bigger than previously we've seen there. who has the momentum as you're speaking to the campaigns there in iowa who feels they have the momentum going into the caucus. >> that's what the caucuses are going to be. that's why they are so important because

debate where he belongs in this top tier but he is in the top tier with bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, and joe. and polling last year suggested he's either first or second in iowa and new hampshire, the first two states to vote. i mean, if i couldn't do a better than best pete buttigieg would be in that list. >> breakout player of the year, you might call him. >> another indiana boy. yeah. okay. let's keep going. see who we've got next. i went with another 2020 person. now, if the year had ended on september 1st, 2019, elizabeth warren would have had an arc that would be buttigieg-like. remember, as we went into the fall, warren was the story of the 2020 campaign. she had overcome really not a lot of momentum in the beginning of the race. she continued to struggle with answering is she native american, have native american heritage. she put out a video trying to clear it up. donald trump kept attacking her. it kind of looked like what we thought was going to be a major candidate wasn't going to be one. then she becomes the i have a plan for that candidate, right? she's got kate mckinnon doing

. >>> iowa where elizabeth warren and joe biden are two of the six campaigning this sunday. mike mumably is on double doughty following both campaigns. >> it's another busy day here in iowa with 29 days until those first iowa caucuses. elizabeth warren just wrapping up a kickoff here. we're seeing a lot of the candidates in the same part of iowa. she and joe biden will both be in dav port just hours apart. iran still continuing to dominate the headlines. what's drainteresting, most of candidates responding about trump whether he has a plan. you heard elizabeth warren on "meet the press," questioning what was motivating doim, suggesting that with the impeachment trial on deck here potentially as soon as next week, he may have launched this strike for political motivations to distract from that. we've heard in joe biden using this as an opportunity to leverage his foreign policy experience. as some of these rivals are questioning his vote to go into war with iraq in 2002, he told an audience, i'm not saying i haven't made mistakes, but i'll put my foreign policy experience up a

my god. >> bret: peter hamby tweeting, "joe biden in the elevator has more than six times the views on twitter than "the new york times" opinion pieces for warrenned." there is the possibility that joe biden wins iowa and then wins new hampshire. south carolina falls big time to joe biden and this thing is over soon. >> for all the liver consuming, hair pulling, garment rendering about the differences between bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. all the overheated stuff, joe biden just keeps winning. there is a poll out of iowa that was out today from an agricultural group. he is way ahead. he's looking good. the reality for democrats is they have never been able to put a glove on joe biden for real. he keeps moving along to the top. >> bret: we shall see. thank you. when we come back, a first of its kind on earth. an american hero. ♪ schmic ohhhhh! look who just woke up! you are so cute! but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. yeah, it was really easy and we saved a bunch of money. oh, you got it. you are such a smart bear! call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance ca

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joe biden. it's elizabeth warren.s folks who might be further on his left, julian castro is out of the race. so he doesn't have to worry about that. so i'm scratching my head. i just don't see the point of attacking joe biden. he's already in the headlines. he is raking in money. when is he going to attack elizabeth warren? that's what i want to know. >> john, i'm wondering how you assess joe biden standing in the race. it seems there are two very different ways of look at it. on the one hand he had led the national polls all the way through, about a ten-point lead, despite all the scrutiny of his past record, those sorts of things. on the other hand, this is not the first time he has not been at the top of the fundraising game. he is in third place in fundraising for this quarter. the polls in iowa and new hampshire have been a lot shakier for him than they have nationally. there is one version where joe biden is a pretty solid consistent front-runner. there is another where he is poised on the brink of disaster. how

warren falling behind. in the pete buttigieg and joe biden are next, statistically tied with 17 and 14, respectively. by senators elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar who are statistically tied at 12 and 10%. in the poll from cnn and the university of new hampshire, sanders leads the rest of the field by a 9 point margin with 25%. biden, buttigieg and warren follow. all statistically tied with 16, 15 and 12% respectively. still ahead, president trump's defense team has started laying out their arguments in the senate impeachment trial. we're going to show you how lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are reacting so far. >>> president trump launching a new attack against congressman adam schiff. schiff is accusing the president of trying to threaten him. that new back and forthcoming up next. m. thatew n back and forthcoming up next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't get mad. get e*trade, dawg. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i receivelize travel rewards. going new places! g

followed by joe biden and elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg trails in single digits. sanders has the most support among young voters. biden the most among younger voters. tonight president trump taking to the field at the college football national championship in new orleans. impet trial is reporting that expected to begin on tuesday, january 21st. that's according to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the trial will run 6 days a week and could last 3 to 5 weeks. >>> coming up, our original series project home. oakland spending taxpayer dollars to clear out homeless camps, but is it paying off. the reality check that some say is long overdue. >> they're herding them from here to there. it's like a game for the city. >> plus a school bus dangerously close to tragedy as drivers watch in horror. the video >>> is the city of oakland wasting money clearing away homeless encampments? >> that's a question we look at in tonight's original project home. susie steimle explains why oakland is undergoing an audit that city leaders say is way overdue. >> it's like a third wor

i would have named joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and kamala harris.ayed in the race longer than she did. she still had the money and qualified for the debate in december, but what she saw was huge dysfunction in her campaign, no real message, and in a way, it's a wasted opportunity. she is a person of real natural ability. you saw that in the first debate way back in the summer of 2019. you saw it in her announcement speech earlier. she never could decide, was she a liberal, a moderate, somewhere in between? an historic candidate? as the first african-american woman, indican american woman who wanted to run in the race? you never know what you're going to get. a bad 2019 isn't determ native for kamala harris. she'll run again for national office but this year didn't turn out anywhere close to how she wanted. >> one of her top three political moves was getting out when she did, which is good and bad. smart to get out when she did but shows you how few other great political -- >> i think that point on timing is right. what you don't want to be is rememb

union where -- state education association union where senators amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren, former president joe biden, and mayor pete buttigieg well deliver remarks. >> elected