kerry: i love this state. growing up, i have great memories of visiting here rattlesnake, getting up the highway there towards some of your blue ice you get to ski on sometimes. concord wherel in i would rarely look forward to season onthe hockey the black ice and how the ice doesn't even freeze. so it's hard to do today, but i love the primary tradition of this state. not just because you voted for me. it goes farther back than that. when i was 24 years old, stationed on the other of the earth, when radio broadcasts and weeks old newspapers in a mail pouch that finally got to us, shared with me my idealized introduction to the phenomenon of the new hampshire primary. just 40 days after one of my very closest friends in college was killed in combat, new hampshire was no longer just a place i went to high school. of 1968, new hampshire was something else entirely. some of you may or member that closely. ,egions of young people my age an army of kids for peace, carrying pamphlets while i was carrying a gun 1000

welcome john kerry and vice president joe biden. [applause] sec. kerry: thank you. you. there and i see very friendly faces. good morning, nashua. it is sunday morning. he slept yesterday. it is great to be back in the granite state. a second home for me. i have two second homes. iowa and new hampshire. i love this state. growing up, i have great memories of visiting here as friends, climbing rattlesnake, getting up the highway toward some of your blue eyes you can ski on. high school in 1968, newter of hampshire was something else entirely. some of you remember that closely. age,ns of young people my an army of kids for peace carrying pamphlets while i was carrying a gun thousands of miles away. just kids knocking on doors. the peanut butter and jelly brigade, we called them. they prove themselves powerful enough to send a message all over the world that lyndon johnson could not be president anymore because of vietnam. it was an earthquake. it was palpable. it deserves to be applauded because you did it. [applause] it was a grassroots prairie fire and a great lesson for

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after hours of waiting kerry tells our affiliate that he called police. kerry denies early rumors about involvement in the disappearance and now is calling on the public to help find his loved ones and bring them home. >> we're just keeping our eyes open and posting and sharing and liking. >> reporter: austin police plan to update the public on the case tomorrow catie beck, nbc news. >>> a school resource officer in north carolina is out of a job tonight after video showed him body slamming and injuring a student. as morgan chesky reports, it's the latest incident involving a school officer's use of force. >> reporter: tonight, it's the video capturing a stroll down a north carolina school hallway ending in an alleged assault. a school resource officer caught body slamming an 11-year-old boy to the ground not once but twice. >> as a school system, as an administrator, as a district, we're disappoint disappointed as a community, we're embarrassed. >> reporter: the surveillance video not capturing audio but giving the department enough evidence to fire the

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our voters actually ready to give up power over their life to john kerry and france? poll suggests may be there or not. justin haskins, thank you for coming on. given the sense of the public's view, john kerry and others are totally unwilling to have a conversation rooted in science about climate change. they speak in hysterical generalities. they claim to be in charge across the world ends. what is the public think of that? >> what we found in our recent poll is less than half of all likely voters despiteat all of e efforts in hollywood by the left, the efforts and academia, political losers like john kerry is anvince people there existential climate change crisis heading our way. 80 years in the future or 12 if you believe alexandria ocasio-cortez. despite half of that up less than half of likely voters say that they believe there is a human caused climate change crisis and it's much less than half of independents. these are the people that democrats need to win. i don't mean to give them political advice but if they have any chance at all of winning in 2020, and ye

. >> she's a great mom she needs to be back. >> reporter: kerry who spoke to ktbc yesterday says his last call with broussard ended with an i love you. that was last thursday morning after broussard dropped their 6-year-old son at school. she was last seen there in this image released by austin police smiling and wearing a purple sweatshirt. >> i'm hopeless and that's the worst feeling in the world. >> reporter: kerry says he arrived home that afternoon to notice broussard's unlocked car parked outside. her purse on the front seat missing her keys and cell phone their apartment empty and undisturbed. no sign of broussard or their precious baby margo. after hours of waiting he said he called police kerry denies early rumors about involvement in the disappearance and now is calling on the public to help find his loved ones and bring them home. >> we're just keeping our eyes open and posting and sharing and liking. >> reporter: austin police plan to update the public on the case tomorrow catie beck, nbc news. >>> a school resource officer in north carolina is out of a job tonight after

at an appearance today, kerry made a funny. the only team that has worked more closely than biden and kerry is trump and putin. last night we showed you biden angrily getting into it with an iowa voter who repeated a false story about hunter biden. as politico puts it, joe biden has two methods of responding to questions about his son's controversial business dealings in ukraine. denial and anger. but so far biden doesn't have a clear and cogent message, and iowa voters are starting to take notice. we're happy to have joining our conversation, karine jean pierre, chief public affairs officer for move on. she is also the author of a new book that tells the story she knows quite well. it's her own. it's called "moving forward: a story of hope, hard work, and the promise of america." her fellow author, rick wilson, remains with us. karine, could you make the argument that biden's problem along these lines is he hasn't settled on the story, the response, the story to tell. for now his story is owned by the other side. >> yeah, that

>> i think it is obviously good news that kerry endorsed him for president.k too many voters, just like with the mckinsey issue, that they're thinking, well, john kerry endorsed joe biden, so any of my previous doubts about him, they've been washed away. if he gives his golden endorsement, then i'm not going to even consider any other democratic candidate. with candidates like michael bloomberg and deval patrick, i think voters are giving a second look to many different candidates, people who are really in the race at least. >> i want to say, i think it is about the person that is endorsing one of these candidates. i think a former secretary of state john kerry endorsement, while a pretty big endorsement to say the least, i think if you were to get an endorsement from a former president, like barack obama, that could really set you -- >> and he's not going to endorse unless bernie sanders is way ahead in the polls. >> right. >> right. >> daniel lippman good seeing you. thanks for that. >> thanks, guys. >>> new fallout after the house intelligence committee re

it wasn't just john kerry ha year. 2% and number 7 and finished number in iowa so i'm just at a point at this campaign in iowa, let voters decide. the debate stage, we're running a campaign where in iowa and new hampshire we're in the top in endorsements. we have literally one of the top net favorabilities in the race. we're called by local media as one of the top field organizations and they've even -- you had press people coming out in iowa and saying this is ridiculous. if the pollsters call you choose cory booker because he should be on that debate stage. we have been excited. since the last debate we've been experiencing our biggest surge in online donations and have sums of people coming out just yesterday more elected officials in the state are endorsing my campaign and are frustrated that we are putting artificial barriers which often can be overcome by people with money determining who iowa gets to choose from. something is wrong with the system. >> what's your strategy going forward? it looks like and unless

secretary of state john kerry. mr.if you were a member of the united states senate, where you worked so long, would you vote to convict and remove this president from >> first of all, when i was a senator, i never dealt with hypotheticals and i'm not a senator now. so let me say this about where we are. excuse me. i used to be a prosecutor. i prosecutored a lot of cases and that i think one of the things we were taught as lawyers and litigators, if you have the facts on your state, you argue the facts. if you have the law on your side, you, a to you law. if you don't have either on your side, you just argue. that's what we're seeing today regrettably. a lack of respect for the constitution and the constitution has been pushed, i think, into a second position to party and to president and to power. that is not what the founding fathers of our nation intended and i hope that over the course of the next tweeks, as this unfolds, we're not just going to see a food fight that proves to theig world the dysfunctional state of

joel, how big a deal is john kerry? obviously he did not win the presidency, and he represents kind of the older old guard, if you will, literally and figuratively. >> i think it's as significant as any other endorsement now. i think we're in an era where endorsements probably matter less. there are probably two or three democratic endorsements that are coveted, barack obama, michelle obama, maybe hillary clinton. that said, what it does demonstrate for the former vice president some momentum and it stabilizes what many people felt like was a cratering of support with the establishment base. this is good for him the same way it was good for pete buttigieg that he got the trio of endorsements earlier today. i think we're entering the phase of the campaign where we will start to see these endorsement wars start to take over our airwaves and our twitter feeds between now and iowa. >> and certainly it's an anti do antidote to the mike bloomberg effect, jumping in with a $31 million ad buy on day one. >> that's absolutely ri

chief executive kerry lock gets beijing's full backing president tells us she has he supports despite the balance of pro-democracy protesters that she resides. protests erupt over india's new citizenship law demonstrators in the capital delhi vehicles and clash with police claiming that a new bill offering amnesty to villagers minorities from neighboring countries is muslim. germany's bronzes leader dr baca off the top spot after a late goal condemns them to defeat but. i feel welcome to the program. we begin in the former soviet republic of belarus roosts and the story about death squads killing opposition politicians under its president alexander lucas shanker bellerose is widely regarded as europe's last dictatorship 20 years ago as president bush and co consolidated his power 3 leading opposition politicians disappeared without trace there was immediate speculation that the president had had his political opponents assassinated now in an exclusive interview with the w. a man claiming to be a member of lucian goes death squad says he has proof they were indeed killed. yuri graff sk

john kerry is in new hampshire today along with joe biden's no malarkey bus tour. but it's his earlier status as a senator from massachusetts that speaks volumes, at least in this part of the country. he's bpicking biden over two others. elizabeth warren and duval patrick. he also envolked another local hero. >> joe biden's a little bit like a new england patriots, i think. fun to watch. fun to watch the promise and potential of young quarterbacks, but come february, i like having an experienced quarterback like tom brady calling those plays. >> cnn's arlet signs is on the trail with the biden campaign. this is old school campaigning. does the bide p campaign think this is the best way the connect with voters? >> they believe putting joe biden in front and connecting with as many voters as possible is going to help him win this nomination. as you can see now where biden is taking questions from voters heerk but he's also been accompanied by john kerry. he was in iowa a few days ago and kerry's endorsement is a big cut for joe biden. he's not just the secretary of s

for kerry, it will be back to the drawing board.they go and look for other assets or wait and see potential he if something gets divested from the steel? potentially -- see if something gets divested from this deal? i don't know. vonnie: thank you. that is our senior deals reporter ed hammond. you can catch up with all of our interviews using tv . dive into any of the securities or bloomberg functions we talk about, plus you can become part of the conversation by sending us an instant bloomberg during the show. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." bank of america predicts financial markets are set for a melt up in the first quarter. strategists say the outlook for the beginning of 2020 is bullish. they expect the s&p 500 to be more than 5% higher by march 3. among the reasons, central banks adding liquidity. they also say risks posed by brexit and the trade war have receded. travis kalanick is getting out of uber holdings rather quickly. the cofounder of the service brin

he will be joined on the campaign trail by john kerry who just endorsed him.den is riding the aftermath of this heated exchange with a voter at a town hall getting all kinds of attention this morning. our reporter was there in the middle of it all. tell us about it, jessica. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, john. we have been traveling the state of iowa along with joe biden on his bus tour. the no malarkey bus tour. we've been going to a lot of rural towns around the state. yesterday in new hampton, iowa, there was an exchange with a voter in the crowd. that voter started talking about these conspiracy theories that have been thrown out by president trump and other republicans. here's a little bit of what happened. >> you on the other hand sent your son over there to work for a gas company. he had no experience with. in order to get access for tthe public for the president. so you're -- >> you're a damn liar, man. that's not true. no one has ever said that. >> i saw it on the tv. >> you seen it on the tv. by the way, that's why -- i'm not sedentary. i g

former secretary of state john kerry has endorsed joe biden for president. the former senate colleagues spoke at a campaign stop in new hampshire. this is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you. very friendly faces. >> good morning, nashua. it is sunday morning. he slept yesterday, right? back in theto be granite state, a second home for me. i have two second homes, iowa and new hampshire. [laughter] i love the state. going up, i have great memories climbing,g here getting up the highway to ski on blue ice sometimes. concord,school in where i would really look forward to taking that first cut of the hockey season on the black ice. now the ice does not even freeze. so it is hard to do today. but i love the primary tradition of this state. not just because you voted for me. [laughter] it goes a lot farther back than that. when i was 24 years old, stationed on the other of the broadcasts andio weeks old newspapers in a mail pouch that finally got to us shared with me my idealized introduction to the phenomenon of the new hampshire primary. after one of my close

he will be joined by john kerry, who just endorsed biden.on day six, biden had a heated exchange with a voter at a town hall. we get more from cnn's jeff zeleny. >> reporter: christine and dave, joe biden is receiving the endorsement from former secretary of state john kerry. he is the winner of the iowa caucuses, a failed presidential candidate in the general. but he does know how to win the caucuses. he hopes his endorsement will help the former vice president over the next two months or so in iowa. it was a different home from a town hall on thursday in new hampton, iowa, that overshadowed that news. >> you, on the other hand, sent your sunday over there to work for a gas company that he had no experience with. in order to get access to the public for the president. you're selling access to the president just like he is. >> you're a damn liar, man. that's not true. no one has ever said that. >> i see it on the tv. >> you see it on the tv. i know you do. and by the way, i -- let him go. let him go. look. the reason i'm running is because i

hong kong's chief executive kerry land gets beijing's full backing president sheikh tells her she has his unwavering support despite the demands of pro-democracy protesters that she result. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program we begin in the former soviet republic of brother bruce and the story about death squads killing 3 opposition politicians who disappeared without trace 20 years ago belarus has been ruled by president alexander lukashenko for more than 2 decades and he's widely considered to be europe's last dictator the missing man include a former interior minister this man yuri is that. there was speculation at the time that the president had ordered the assassinations now in an exclusive interview i spoke with a man who says he was a member of a death squad that killed. your recruit of ski is living in a central european country and is seeking asylum there. in a deitsch avella exclusive he tells us about his time in a regime death squad in belarus and reveals new details about a series of crimes. a number of opposition politicians in belarus disappeared 2 decades ago and it

with him today, a big endorsement in terms of northern policy and experience from kerry who of coursely won iowa, that's what helped propel him into the leadership of the democratic primary and the nomination. let's just see a little bit of john kerry stumping for joe biden in the last hour. >> so iowa, when you caucus in february, don't just send a message. send us a president. send us a man who can put the world back together. send us joe biden. >> how is that playing out there, mike? >> well, andrea, as you can see, the former vice president still working that rope line behind me, they just finished up in the last 20 minutes or so. i promise you, if the technology allowed, i would be up there trying to ask him questions, as you know. we've seen things we haven't seen so far on the seventh day of the "no malarky" tour. one is the endorsement of john kerry for his close friend joe biden, saying he wasn't here against anybody but for joe biden. we also saw joe biden back on the teleprompter for the first time on this seven-day tour. this "no malarky" tour, for all the jokes about the

a state that kerry won in 2004 and where we find jessica dean. >> how does it feel to have your friendtogether again as john kerry joins former vice president joe biden on the campaign trail. >> i am endorsing joe biden. not because i've known him so long, but because i have known him so well. >> reporter: in addition to kerry bolstering biden's experience argument, the biden campaign hopes to capture the former democratic nominees come from behind magic that led to the victory in the iowa caucus. >> winner of the iowa caucus, which helps. you all know him like i do. that sounds pretty good to me. >> reporter: kerry's presence is one piece of the biden campaign's more aggressive approach to iowa this week. in the last seven days he's had events in mostly rural area. >> i need your help. thank you. >> reporter: and taking swipes at rivals questioning voter enthusiasm for senator elizabeth warren and telling reporters mayor pete buttigieg stole his health care plan. biden also engaging in a heated back and forth with an iowa voter who said the former vice president was too old and accuse

john kerry is back on the campaign trial this sunday. not for himself, but for his buddy.n to the new england patriots in new hampshire. >> experience, wisdom, muscle memory, b joe biden's a little bit like a new england patriots, i think. fun to watch the promise and potential of young quarterbacks, but come february, i like having an experienced quarterback like tom brady calling those plays. >> kerry urging voters to support biden in the primary this february. so arlet, how are voters responding to the duo? >> well, fred, i think people here in new hampshire certainly liked that new england patriots analogy when it came to joe biden, but it's a very big get for the former vice president. as you can see, an event just got started here in hampton, new hampshire, but earlier in the day, john kerry talked about joe biden's experience, touting him as the best person to take on foreign policy, middle class issues and cloimt and most importantly, he believes to to beat president trump. take a listen to what he had to say. >> this is a man who come frs the middle class who will

sanders reporting for us kerry, thank you. >>> former president jimmy carter is out of the hospital.arter is recovering at his home in planes, georgia the 39th president was treated for a urinary tract infection. the carter center says he looks forward to further rest at home. >>> all right. some nice weather on the horizon. good morning >> good morning. happy to report not many travel issues today and even into friday, but as our next big storm gets going, we'll see a little bit friday night and saturday this storm will move onshore into areas of california a lot of rain. high elevation snow. kind of what you'd expect with these west coast storms. this is going to quickly move across the country not a lot of cold air with this one. snow in montana, possibly up in north dakota and the higher elevations of thckby the time wy night and into monday, this races to the east coast or eastern half of the country. rain throughout the tennessee valley rain throughout the east coast and the northeast. so a lot of that sno little bit of that warm weather trying to sneak up into virginia today.

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secretary kerry, let me start with this question. i'm going to be a bit of a cynic here.ou go out of your way to say you're not backing a single climate plan with world war zero. this is about creating more attention to the issue. is attention to the issue really the issue right now? this feels like a ten year ago problem. the issue right now is convincing a certain president of the united states to attack. >> it's not just the president, chuck. there are great efforts out there, many environmental groups, young people particularly, but no country is getting the job done. i mean, the simple reality is that we are way behind, way behind the eight ball. things are getting worse, not better. so we have our unlikely allies coming together here. there's no group that has people as diverse as ours in terms of nationality, age, gender, i ideolo ideology, background, all these experiences saying we have to treat this like a war. i mean, it has to require decision making and organization and efforts that are just not taking place. and so we have people across ideologies. i mean, y

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i think john kerry is justly highly regarded figure in many -- among many people.john kerry's endorsement of biden will be very pleasing for people who are already for biden. isn't it sort of not the same quadrant? >> it's being called a new castle. biden got in a very heated exchange today with a voter out in iowa. judge this especially his performance. >> i know trump has been messing around in ukraine. but you, on the other hand, sent your son over there to get a job and to work for a gas company that he had no experience with gas or nothing in order to get access to -- for the president. so you're selling access to the president just like he was. >> that's not true, and no one has ever said that. no one ever said my son has done anything wrong and i did not on any occasion -- >> i didn't say you were involved. >> you said i setup my son to work in an oil company. you know what you said? get your words straight, jack. >> how'd he handle that? >> i didn't think he handled that particularly well. i think -- some people are talking about how he challenged the guy t

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in a little while former secretary of state john kerry shares his thoughts on president trump and the greatest crisis facing the planet. and former national security advisor susan rice talks about donald trump and the predecessor he can't get past, barack obama. and later in this show i'll talk to filmmaker michael moore about the candidate he says is the democrats' best chance of beating trump in 2020. and at the end of the hour i'll ask recent british prime minister david cameron, he'll be here, his thoughts on president trump. but we begin with msnbc's very own rachel maddow. i recently talked to her about her new book, blowout. in 2019 robert mueller released his report on russian interference in the 2016 election and the role president trump and those around him played in all that. understanding what motivated trump is only half the story. why was it that russian president vladimir putin was so intent on messing with our election? why were there more than a hundred contacts between trump associates and russians during the campaign? those are some of the questions that led rachel

kerry sanders, nbc news. >> an unbelievable tragedy there. >>> the texas father whose girlfriend was found mysteriously murdered shared a photo on facebook showing him back with his daughter baby margot is reunited with her father this week, after she and her mother, heidi broussard, went missing earlier this month. broussard's friend has been arrested and charged. on two counts including kidnapping >>> as the world celebrates christmas, we're learning startling information about the notre dame cathedral and its struggle to come back after that devastating fire in april. erin mclaughlin has more >> reporter: around the world, the faithful gather. millions celebrate at the vatican, pope francis calling for peace, saying change begins from the heart. but in the heart of paris, there is sadness for the first christmas in over 200 years, the beloved notre dame cathedral is dark instead they celebrate across the senne, in another gothic church next to the louvre. notre dame, in its entirety, may not survive. the cathedral recollecter says there's a 50% chance it will be saved. eight month

kerry sanders, nbc news in south florida. >>> there you have it, the opening bell. the new york stock exchange, where the dow is up 63 points. the nasdaq hit 9,000 for the first time, reaching all-time high in the end of year rally. >>> california's labor market is booming. the report from beacon economics shows annual job dproeth in san francisco is up by more than 3%. unemployment in the region is also down just a little under 2%. in the east bay, employment increased by just over 2%. that means more than 40,000 people found jobs this year across the bay area. and from plastic straws to plastic cups, berkeley cafes are charging 25 cents for disposable cups starting in january. san francisco also considering a similar proposal, all part of an effort to start to reduce waste. the coffee shops are on board. starbucks saying it's testing recyclable cups in san francisco for other cities and they plan to stop using paper cups. now customers have to bre their own mugs or pay a deposit for a reusable cup. >>> a mother says her daughter is expelled from school because her

kerry: looking out there, i see some very friendly faces. good morning nashua. [applause] mr. kerry:

donated or committed to help survivors, frustration here mounts amid few visible signs of progress kerryanders, nbc news, great abaco island, the bahamas. >>> and now to our series "one nation," stories that prove we're not so divided after all. tonight harry smith takes us to one of the cities most devastated by the opioid epidemic, and shows us how people are determined to bring it back from the brink. >> 20 seconds. next man up, next man up, let's go >> reporter: the crossfit class at this rehab center is more than a workout, it's a test >> who knows what it feels like to be frustrated to be ashamed of what you've done? come on! atta girl, beautiful. >>reporter: instructor dale king grew up in portsmouth, ohio, went to college and then the service when he got home, he didn't like what he saw. his city, his neighbors devastated by the opioid crisis how much had your town changed? >> to me it wa almost unrecognizable. i'd see all these signs for pain clinic, pain clinic. then there was n businesses anywhere. >> help each other out, let's go! >> reporter: king was introduced to crossfit

john kerry spent many, many years preparing for this run in new hampshire and iowa.when a guy -- it gave the democratic party a proven winner. lieutenant governor, he was a veteran and had declarations from vietnam. he was everything that democrats were looking at for a candidate. south carolina and then he pulled together the party as best he could. i think that's the way primary works. >> the thing that feels familiar, which was with a lot of voters. we could not afford it with the campaign. it turned out that none of it worked. what people thought electability was not what electability was. >> actually, john kerry, came very close and it came down to some disputes about the election in ohio. it rained on election night. it was a very near run thing. you can look back on a campaign and say there was some mistakes. okay, we didn't carry the southern states and secretary carry made the statement that he does not need the south. maybe it hurt him in florida? don't know. he was not clear enough and condemn the war in iraq soon enough. people who are against the w war -

kerry is a big get for biden's campaign.just the former secretary of state but he also served next door to new hampshire as secretary of mma massachusetts. he won here in 2004, in the primary and the general election. and one thing that john kerry talked about overand over was joe biden's experience. saying he is the best positioned on foreign policy, on climate and also issues related to middle class. >> experience, wisdom, muscle memory, joe biden is a little bit like the new england patriots, i think -- fun to watch the promise and potential of young quarterbacks. but come february, i like having an experienced quarterback like tom brady, calling those plays. >> reporter: biden's campaign in the past said iowa and new hampshire are not necessarily must-win states for the former vice president's campaign. but biden understands the importance of this early primary state, the first in the nation primary state. he told voters here that new hampshire will set the tone for who is selected as the democratic nominee. dave and ama

lester >> kerry, thank you. >> also this evening, troubling questions after another deadly shooting in florida. a ups driver and a by stander killed after two suspects hijacked the truck and exchanged gunfire with officers as nbc's morgan chesky tells us, his family says the bloodshed could have been avoided and some of this video is highly disturbing. >> reporter: the deadly gun battle caught on camera that tonight has authorities defending their response. >> just turned off of pines boulevard. >> reporter: a run away ups truck stolen by two men, now identified as lamar alexander and ronnie hill who led police on a nearly 30-mile chase in rush hour traffic on thursday. bullets flying in the busy intersection leaving drivers ducking for cover. the suspect is accused of trying to rob this jewelry store minutes before taking ups driver frank hostage the father of two's final moments witnessed by his family on live television as he was caught in the fatal cross fire between the suspects and police. >> devastation is the keyword. i still can't believe it. >> reporter: his stepfather joe mo

i actually think the kerry endorsement is useful to biden, because kerry ran in iowa.e senator from massachusetts, and if he becomes an active surrogate for biden, he is a popular figure within the democratic party and particularly with those early primary states, that would be helpful for biden. i remember back in 2004 when kerry was in some trouble in iowa when he was running for nomination. ted kennedy came and campaigned vigorously for them and made a difference there. so there are figures who are big enough to make a real difference if they put their shoulder to the wheel. >> yeah, david axelrod, thanks very much. i'm going to talk in just a moment to one of the four legal scholars who testified at wednesday's judiciary committee hearing. following that town hall with nancy pelosi from washington. jake tapper is going to moderate as voters ask questions and the road head for impeachment. mike bloomberg's never been afraid of tough fights, the ones that make a true difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is important right this minute, because if h

so, you have kerry endorsing biden.onal polls leaving folks to wonder where is the room for another moderate democrat like yourself in this race? >> first of all, biden is a great guy and so is secretary kerry. they're both friends of mine. they've known each other a lot longer than i have known either of them, but i've worked well with them and i wish them well, but not too well. i am not in this to harvest endorsements from other people who have worked in washington for a listening time. i will earn those in the fullness of time. if i first earn the endorsement of regular voters and that's what we're b about. what we're doing. we're out talking with folks in the early states and elsewhere. and we're talking and listening to voters to make sure that the agenda that we are developing and that i have workeded on through much of f my professional career in and out of politics is in fact the agenda that will make a difference for folks today. >> what would you say is the biggest policy difference between you and joe biden

ed: you saw a live picture of him a moment ago in new hampshire with john kerry.ber, john kerry was left for dead in iowa and ended up winning it with a late surge. joe biden trying to repeat. that hope to have you back soon. >> thank you so much, ed. ed: in the meantime, as noted, we are awaiting the fbi update on the shooting at the pensacola naval base. now they seem to be conferring behind closed doors. we're going to take a quick break and get back right after this. doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa now and forever more. inside these buildings in jerus throughout israel there are many elderly jews who suffering daily. and they need our help now. as christians and jews we know we have a scriptural mandate to h

do you concur on the kerry biden endorsement?e, lofty and high-minded swing at aoc? >> look, i think joe biden has one great advantage in this race. you know who joe biden is as a voter. the brand of joe biden is established. you get where he's coming from and you see his political history. the downside of that is joe biden has been around a long, long, long time. and i think that he is a conversational style that's great in a small room and does not always translate as well on camera. look, i think that democrats who really want one thing out of their nominee. that's somebody who carry out the referendum against donald trump in 2020. they want somebody will take the fight out of donald trump, not by carrying a 600-page policy manual into the room but by carrying a baseball bat to take out the guy's kneecaps. i think biden did himself some good by showing he's not going to take you know what when it comes to people going after his kid and he's not going to take a lot of malarkey if you will. the trump people are going to try to t

john kerry is thrown his support for thehe joe biden 2020 democratic presidential race. he says biden is the person "our country desperately needs right now." kerry, who served alongside by the in the senate for two decades, was the credit party's nominee in 2004, will join joe biden on the campaign trail in for the 2020 democratic presidential race. iowa friday. russia says it is prepared to extend a key nuclear arms reduction pact with the u.s. speaking to military officials, vladimir putin said russia had repeatedly offered the u.s. an extension of the new start treaty but has not moved back. the agreement is due to expire in 2021. the pack limits the number of deployed warheads, missiles, and bombers each country can have. it was signed in 2010 by barack obama and former russian president dmitry medvedev. a lawyer told a federal appeals court that a student has the right to use the bathroom that corresponds to his gender identity. iowa friday. the attorney argue the issues about the right of transgender students to "equal dignity." a florida school district is appeal

nbc's kerry sanders returned.ths later the situation for survivors is still desperate and dire. >> reporter: great abaco island looks today like the day after hurricane dorian. even the police station is frozen in time. the cleanup, extremely slow going. >> there is nothing left. >> reporter: survivor june russell likens the emptiness to another ghost town. >> this is like chernobyl. >> reporter: her family was torn apart by dorian, her 19-year-old son lives in nassau. her 13-year-old daughter on another bah haiman island. >> we feel forgotten. >> where is the bah haiman government in your mind? >> not here. >> reporter: it's taken more than three months for the government to set up trailers for oits employees who will manage the recovery. a mega storm with 183-mile-per-hour winds and a 23-foot storm surge, destroyed the power company, the water and sewer systems, schools, not one structure was spared. >> yes, we are definitely in the mother of aural cleanups. >> reporter: by some estimates if two days dorian crea

john kerry's endorsement is not insignificant, but also not surprising.ave the same era, same political mold, do you think biden needs the endorsement of younger, fresher party leaders to make a real impact? >> i think there's no question. every one of these candidates would love every endorsement they can get. i think you see some -- every one of these counts but secretary kerry i think had a good international reputation. >> so biden's points have tried to paint him as insufficiently progressive. for me's a voters that's correct assist sill point, are candidates doing biden a favor, helping to sell him to modera s moderates? >> well, listen, we have 21 candidates. all of them span the entire spectrum. this race has been about one think -- whether or not the democratic party is ready for a revolution or whether or not the country wants a transition. moderates have reasserted themselves later in the campaign than earlier. it will resolve itself one way or the other. i think a country wants a transition, and they're looking for somebody to governs the whol

we get more from nbc's kerry sanders. >> the windows were shattered. the boat was set in. >> reporter: the carnival cruise ship "glory" was coming into port in cozumel, mexico, when it smashed into the carnival "legend." >> oh, my gosh, this is bad >> reporter: mattie morris was on the upper deck, watching >> there was no warning from the captain, no warning from anybody >> reporter: carnival said six passengers on the "glory" sought treatment in the ship's infi firfirmaryinfirmary one ship was tied to the dock when the other ship was buffeted by high winds. carnival isn't confirming the reason but says "we are assessing the damage but there are no issues that impact the sea worthiness of either ship. cruise ship disasters are uncommon but they do happen. in 2012, a hip a reef and capsized at this point carnival says next week's passengers can stick with their plans the "legend" and the "glory" while damaged will keep to their current cruise week schedules. >> kerry sanders, thanks >>> tonight the busy holiday rush is on and it's set to be a record bre

john kerry and the two will head to new hampshire for the weekend. while on the campaign trail and i would joe biden had a heated exchange with a man and a town hall event when the retired farmer suggested that hunter biden suggested that he took the seat on the ukrainian company to provide access for his father. >> that is a lie and untrue. no one has ever said that. >> hunter biden has said that accepting the lucrative post was poor judgment. the former vice president reaffirmed to the crowd that neither he or his son did anything wrong >>> it is 4:36 am. >>> house democrats in washington expect an answer from president trump on whether he will take part in the impeachment hearings. in the meantime house speaker nancy pelosi is directing the house democrats to draft the articles of impeachment. we have the report from washington on what to expect by the end of the year. >> reporter: speaker pelosi made it clear to her members on where she stands on impeachment outside of the town hall, addressing the voters directly. >> this is about honoring our o

the country are bracing for a crush of passengers and highway travel will likely be a challenge, too kerry sanders is in florida for us tonight. >> reporter: ft. lauderdale's airport back in business tonight. >> i've never seen flooding like this. >> reporter: on one of the busiest days of the year, the airport closed, a rare 4 inches of rain falling in just an hour. over 8 inches total within five hours. area roads and one of the airport's runways shut down. 155 flights delayed, 20 diverted, 6 canceled problems that cascaded throughout the day and for katherine tallah, a hopefully understanding family in detroit. >> i'm supposed to be baking cookies >> reporter: with a record number of travelers packing airports today, just walking the terminal an obstacle course. >> it's insane we have four suitcases, two -- a stroller, which is two pieces, and two car seats, so, and a partridge in a pear tree. >> reporter: near williamsburg, virginia, interstate 64 back open today after a 69-vehicle pileup sunday, dozens injured, two seriously. the chain-reaction accident likely caused by extremely heav