local news at his police academy graduation in 2013 approached jonathan because he suspected him of having drugs. according to the sanders family attorneys, witnesses say officer harrington drove up behind jonathan and flashed his blue lights, making his horse rear. >> when he got up to retrieve his horse, officer harrington dragged jonathan to the ground. he choked jonathan for about 20 minutes or so. >> officer harrington instructed his wife who was riding with him to take his gun from the holster and put it in the car. a point of contention that is central to the case. >> after the weapon was finally placed in the squad car, the choke hold continued about.the guillotine choke hold, the last words we've ever heard him stating was i can't breathe i can't breathe twice. >> meanwhile jonathan's mother frances was settling in for the evening. she had just returned from choir practice when she received two strange phone calls about her son. >> when the second one came in, the second phone call came in telling me had got shot at this point i'm you know, i don't know what to think. you know i'm hearing sirens. so i'm really l

reversal for clinton who originally tried to keep them at now she says she's waiting for sanders to agree. abc's jonathan karl asked sanders what's up. >> i wanted more debates from day one. >> reporter: i know. >> wasn't the clinton people interested. what happened now that they want more debates? >> what's changed clinton used to be the clear front-runner. now sanders is surging. debates can be risky for anyone in the lead. stay tuned to this one. >>> a teacher arrested for providing material support to nose three escapees from a southern california jail. this woman taught english as a second language at the jail and suspected of giving the inmates google maps, and authorities released the photos of this van that was stolen and say the escapees may be living in it. >>> the four remaining militia members still at the oregon wildlife refuge say they'll leave if no one is is this video was released showing lavoy finicum being shot by the state police. they say finicum was killed after twice reaching for a loaded weapon. >>> the so-called affluenza teen ethan couch is in a texas juvenile detention center.

now she says she's waiting for sanders to agree. abc's jonathan karl asked sanders what's up. >> i wanted more debates from day one. >> reporter: i know. >> gee, a couple of months ago the clinton people weren't i wonder what has happened now that they want more debates? what do you think has changed? >> well, what's changeged is that clinton used to be the clear front-runner. now sanders is surging. debates can be risky for anyone in the lead. so, stay tuned to this one. for providing material support to those three escapees om a southern california jail. nooshafarin ravaghi taught english as a second language at the jail. she's suspected of giving the inmates planning tools like google maps. authorities also released the photos of thisis van. escapees may be livi in. >>> the four remaining militia wildlife refuge say they'll leave if no one is arrested. the group's leader, ammon bundy, has urged everyone to go home. the fbi, meanwhile, released this video which shows the group member lavoy finicum being shot by the stateolice. they say finicum w

trying to fight bernie sanders' caucuses. abc's jonathan karl, one-on-one with sanders tonight. before new hampshire? and what clinton is now saying about adding a new debate. >> reporter: two for the price of one. hillary clinton is bringing in bill for the big final push in iowa. >> you need to caucus for hillary. you need to help her get ready. mrs. clinton is now saying she wants more debates, starting next week. >> we have to agree we're going to debate in new hampshire, both the governor and i have agreed and we're waiting for the senator to decide to join us. >> reporter: we asked bernie sanders about that. >> i wanted more debates from day one. >> reporter: i know. >> gee, a couple months ago, it wasn't the clinton people were interested. i wonder what has happened now that they want more debates. what do you think has changed? >> reporter: here's what's changed. sanders is surging. bigger, more energetic crowds. we stopped by his campaign headquarters today. so busy trying to score an upset iowa win, this volunteer had no time for

trying to fight bernie sanders' last-minute push before the caucuses. abc's jonathan karl, one-on-one with sanders tonight. will he debate hillary before new hampshire? and what clinton is now saying about adding a new debate. >> reporter: two for the price of one. hillary clinton is bringing in bill for the big final push in hillary. >> great to see you! >> reporter: and in a reversal, mrs. clinton is now saying she wants more debates, starting next week. >> we have to agree that we're going to debate in new hampshire. both the governor and i have agreed, and we're waiting for the senator to decide to join us. >> reporter: we asked bernie sanders about that. >> i wanted more debates from day one. >> reporter: i know. >> gee, a upleonthago,t wasn thelint peoe wh re ieresd. wond whahas ppen now thathey nt me detes. whato yothinhas ange >> rorte hers wh's ange sands isurgi. ggermorenergic cwds. we stopped by his campaign headquarters today. they were so busy trying to score an upset iowa caucus win, this volunteer had no time for us. how's it going? >> going well. i'm a

sanders' supporters here in iowa. it's a busy week here before the iowa caucuses. >> thank you very much. >>> out front, steve mcmahon and jonathan takeeny. a bernie sanders supporter. these numbers are big, $6 million hin donations. $3 million for speeches. that's almost $10 million. with numbers like that, can she make the argument she would be tough on the banks? >> i mean, i think she did the best she could last night by using president obama as a shield, pointing out that he raises a lot of money on wall street and he was the one that was on pushed these financial reforms. i thought she scored points by pointing out that bernie sanders voted to defang the sec and the regulatory agencies back in 2000. there is, though -- he's right there's a populist anger aimed at wall street. this is something bernie sanders has done effectually. the question is whether he can move outside this lane. so far it hasn't been. >> one of the arguments she's making is actually one that bernie sanders is making, right? when it comes to guns. he said i represent a state where people cared about their right to have a gun. hillary clinton was a senat

. >> joining me now, jonathan chait, writer for "new york" magazine whose latest piece is called "the case against bernie sanders." and ruth conniff, editor for "the progressive" magazine. jonathan, let me start with you. i guess the case against bernie sanders, keep it short, but the broad brush strokes here, particularly i think on this sort of electability. in fact, let me read this quote. sanders offers a left-wing version of a hoary political fantasy that a more pure candidate can rally the people into a righteous uprising that would unsettle the conventional laws of politics. it seems bizarre for democrats to risk losing the presidency by embracing a politically radical doctrine that stands -- that's social in this case. that stands zero chance of enactment even if they win." elaborate. >> sure. well, put aside the question of would you rather have bernie sanders as president if bernie sanders could do everything he wanted versus hillary clinton if hillary clinton could do everything they wanted because the fact is neither one of them is going to have that circumstance. they're both going to have to deal w

jonathan. go ahead, david. >> why doesn't senator sanders keep his promises? doesn't he tell the truth about his record? >> so let's talk about healthcare. let's talk about -- >> you want to interrupt me again? >> you asked to talk about healthcare. >> hold on. both of you stop. i do want to go to healthcare. i want to go to healthcare. and you just heard bernie sanders who told jeff earlier tonight that he is going to give more details. the campaign had earlier indicated he wasn't going to give more details. this could cost $15 trillion. the words he used is that he is going to give an outline -- an outline of the numbers. doesn't he need to do more than that? give real numbers about what the cost is going to be here. is he avoiding the issue ? >> not at all. we spend $3 trillion a year in healthcare. sanders' campaign does not cost more money. he wants to rei'llrei'll indica money. it's $15 trillion over the course of a number of years. it doesn't cost more money. what he is doing is he is killing the insurance companies. his plan would save the average pers