jake. >> kyung lah at the university of nevada-reno.portionate younger vote for of bernie sanders. that represents fairly accurately with the breakdown, bernie sanders getting 83% of them to clinton 13%. that's just the younger voters, it's not the whole voters and hillary clinton up now with 22% of the vote in, 51.4 to 48.5. boy, does sanders go better with younger voters. >> i'm going to go out on a limb and say bernie sanders wins that precinct. no caveats on that. it does show something that hillary clinton, if she happens to be the nominee in november is going to have to deal with. this gap with young people is real. it's a real problem. we've been saying this. i think it changes somewhether when you move to african-american millennials. but it still is a major issue because at the end of the day if we win nevada in november those people need to show back up to vote for hillary clinton or bernie sanders. >> and that's the interesting thing. he is crushing her with young people. i was on the campus of the university of south carolin

kyung, thank ryou very much. thank withdrew fyou for joining. you "a.c. 360" starts now. >>> candidates crisscrossing the granite state today, the iowa caucus winner, the loser -- the winner who lost by failing to do the same. the ones who by in large -- talking their way toward next tuesday's first in the nation primary. two of those candidates, democrats bernie sanders and hillary clinton who virtually tied in iowa, they are getting ready for tomorrow night's cnn town hall in derry, new hampshire, two candidates, one forum, your questions, 9:00 p.m. eastern. we have plenty tonight to deal with first, though, with

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cnn's kyung lah has more.... >>"you can see officers with long guns.">>"i saw the muzzle flashes and thought, they're shooting at me." >> reporter:four hours after the terror attack in san bernardino patrol car in the shootout with the attackers. >> reporter:sergeant capps had spent most of his day chasing down false leads until an undercover officer waved in the black suv. >>"i was able to get in behind them. i saw them putting on what i thought was vests. they started shooting. the back window of their vehicle shattered." >> reporter:capps' suv just feet away from isis sympathizers tashfeen malik and syed rizwan farook. >>"i grabbed that rifle, i ran, scrambled from the door to the back of the car." >> reporter:sergeant capps' crouched at the corner of his suv as other officers ran up. >>"we've got officers running here, back eastbound, >> reporter:24 years a cop capps had never shot his weapon on the >>"no fear?" >>"no fear." >> reporter:even as farook got out of the suv firing. >> shoot out here." "during this fight, i heard off to my left, somebody

to reno, kyung lah is there. there were long lines. have they resolved the registration issues?> reporter: these are the same day registration voters, and i can show you, wolf, the end of the line. this lady in blue here is the last same day registrant, then they have to get in this very long line which snakes all the way around until they check in. at boris' site where they are starting to caucus, we haven't started yet in this auditorium. it's probably going to be -- this is just a guess -- i'm going to say 30 to 45 minutes before all of these folks are checked in before they even begin to caucus. they are running certainly far behind what they anticipated it's going to take quite a bit longer than they anticipated. as far as turnout here, we did speak to someone who was here in 2008 in this room. he says that he feels that enthusiasm and turnout this time is much higher than in 2008. >> feels like that university of nevada reno where you are, that's very interesting. i want to go to jason carroll at rancho high school in laefls now. jason, you're getting numbers from the coun

kyung, thank ryou very much. thank withdrew fyou for joining. sea you "a.c. 360" starts now. >>> candidates crisscrossing the granite state today, the iowa caucus winner, the loser -- the winner who lost by failing to do the same. the ones who by in large -- talking their way toward next tuesday's first in the nation primary. two of those candidates, democrats bernie sanders and hillary clinton who virtually tied in iowa, they are getting ready for tomorrow night's cnn town hall in derry, new hampshire, two candidates, one forum, your questions, 9:00 p.m. eastern. we have plenty tonight to deal with first, though, with sara murray at a late trump rally. sunlen serfaty. and jeff zeleny following the field which shrunk last night. last night trump congratulated cruz. today he bashed cruz over twitter, said cruz's speech last night was his howard dean moment. what's he saying to the crowd there tonight? anything about marco rubio? >> reporter: anderson, that's right, he's continuing his tough talk today after what was a more conciliatory night last

two i certainly like 21st century fox a lot better with the success on the distribution side with kyung if you pkung fu panda. i don't see a lot animation movies but jack black has had a winning hand in these series and it continues here. congratulations, jack. i think that 21st century has a lot of things going in the right direction which a lot of other companies don't. >> anything you would add to that specifically? >> i would say to doc's point, i'll say that the bond market held its bid all day long. i will say that disney tomorrow is going to be i think disney is really important, if you go back to the first time they sold off in august or so, the market followed two weeks later and subsequent rally, disney sells off again, market follows two weeks later. if you can get any stabilization whatsoever tomorrow in disney, maybe that's sort of alters well for the broader market. the fact that the bond market continues to rally and yields continue to go down, to me that the bank of japan has now completely lost control of the entire economy, that's scary things out there still. to doc's