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beyond fast. >>> welcome back to manchester, new hampshire. we're minutes away from joe biden kicking off his first official event of the day. arguably no one in this race is under more pressure after the disappointing showing and iowa. new hampshire shows he could finish fourth or even fifth. real clear politics average has the former vice president in fourth this morning behind bernie sanders, pete buttigieg and else. nbc news road warrior mike memoli is in guilford, new hampshire, for biden's event. over the weekend, starting at the debate, the plan seemed to be to manage expectations to say, hey, we know we're not going to do great here. given the stakes and his dropping poll numbers, does that still stand? >> reporter: chris, you know as well as anybody that new hampshire has a history of late swings and very severe swings in polling. we saw it in 2008 most notably. so the biden campaign is entirely giving up in new hampshire. they're trying to make a determined final 48-hour push here. he'll take the stage behind me. he started his day de

i'm chuck todd coming to you live from manchester, new hampshire. first in the nation presidential primary and new hampshire counts. how about that? we didn't know how big it would be big. it's a very busy day on the trail. the top candidates meeting and greeting voters, making the final appeals before the polls open tomorrow morning and a critically important contest, more so for a democratic party eager to turn the page after the caucus meltdown in iowa. democrats could be headed for uncomfortable territory. the moderate wing of the party is fragmented and bernie sanders atop not just the new hampshire polls but the national front-runner if you believe in these things. according to the new quinnipiac poll out this afternoon, leapfrogged biden or argue biden leapfrogged behind him. bloomberg into third place nationally but skipping the first four states entirely. the trend we are seeing nationally and locally is that of a majority of democrats do not support sanders, a large majority party and they have not settled on an alternative and biden contin

new hampshire. we've been watching a steady stream of them arrive at this elementary school where i am in new hampshire. sorry, in manchester. so let's talk about what this means for some of the candidates. what today they have to accomplish. i'm talking about senators elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, former vice president joe biden, all of them of course hoping for strong showings today. back with us are abby phillips and alex burns. so, abby, is there a way for everybody to say that, you know, new hampshire it was either great for them or doesn't matter? i mean, i'm thinking of amy klobuchar who is surging right now in the polls here, so that's a victory for her, and then i'm thinking of joe biden who can sort of say, well, i never planned to win new hampshire anyway. >> yeah, i think that this is a total expectations game. so if you beat expectations, if you are amy klobuchar and you do -- i mean, certainly if you do better than joe biden here, yes, they are going to be really excited about that. i think if the buttigieg campaign finishes close to bernie sanders they will be really happy about that. if bernie sanders get

back to you in manchester, new hampshire. ing up tomorrow, special coverage of the new hampshire primary results. covered starts at 7:00 eastern time. this is balance of power on bloomberg television and radio. david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. we are here in new hampshire for the new hampshire primaries. one thing on the mind of voters is trade. her, formerow is president of the u.s. export import bank. still with us are jeanne zaino and rick davis. good to have you here, like iowa. you don'tou said think about trade so much, but it is quite important. one of the new hampshire? fred: it is quite important. a lot of trade not somewhat with china, more with canada, germany. it's an important trade state. when i chaired the export import bank, we did a lot of work here. david: have the disputes with china, canada heard any people here in new hampshire, like the farmers in the midwest being hurt because of these disputes? fred: i met with some business people over the weekend.

new hampshire. >> thank you. good afternoon. we are live in manchester, new hampshire. i think you can hear a pretty amazing crowd gathered here. as for this race, we are now 11 hours away from the first primary votes being cast in the granite state, a new poll released from the boston globe at suffolk university showing bernie sanders with a lead. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar trailing just behind. joe biden not in the top three and the stakes could not be higher for him. meanwhile with hours to go, candidates ramping up their contrast and attacks. >> i know how serious new hampshire voters take the responsibility, take the influence, take the thumb on the scale that you have. >> that is what tomorrow is about. it's about bringing our people together to begin the process. to end the presidency of donald trump. >> after that debate, something switched. it just allowed the people of new hampshire to see me in a different way. >> the idea that this is -- if you come in third or fourth in the first two primaries, or caucus and a primary, that that knocks you out of the

i'm chris jansing live in manchester, new hampshire. this is the center of the political universe, people 37 with just two days to go before the first in thenation primary. how are we feeling today? >> clpz cl >>. [ cheers and applause ] >> you can't go anywhere here without bumping into someone running for president. ten are here, they're holding 31 separate events today, from littleton to hudson. bernie sanders and andrew yang just wrapped up. amy klobuchar is not far from here. pete buttigieg in dover, his second in four today. we've got our road warriors fanned out across the state. first a new boston globe tracking pole has this race in a statistical dead heat. beaut buttigieg just two points behind bernie sanders, he remains on top. and if you need any further proof that the dynamic is changing, look no further than the sunday morning shows. buttigieg appearing on all five major shows, sanders on four of them including back-to-back appearances on "meet the press." >> it's about our vision. i have a vision for this country that is

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new hampshire primary. former massachusetts governor duvall patrick calling it quits. businessman andrew yang and senator michael bennet dropped out of the race after the polls closed. mona kosar abdi, abc news, manchester, new hampshire. >>> the chairman of the iowa democratic party is resigning after the first contest of the primary season was plagued by chaos and uncertainty. troy price apologized and took responsibility for failures that led to a delay that ended with no clear winner. pete buttigieg received two more iowa delegates than bernie sanders despite inconsistencies in the vote count. the party is set to re-examine the results at the request of both campaigns. >>> turning now to the coronavirus emergency, a 14th person in the u.s. has been diagnosed with the deadly virus. it's the second diagnosis among people quarantined at a military base in california. the cdc is now warning that the disease is likely to spread in this country. meanwhile a 3-year-old girl who

laura podesta is in manchester, new hampshire. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. so the latest results and the recent polls show just how unsettled ththis race is. it appeared that senator bernie sanders of neighboring vermont was going to win new hampshire handedly, now it looks like voters are leaning more moderate. at midnight, the first votes of the first in the nation primary were cast in dixville notch, new hampshire. >> two write-in votes for mike bloomberg. >> reporter: a small victory for michael bloomberg, three of the voters, two democrats and one republican write-in in ballots for the mayor. in states that can give national balance, voter katherine talbott is looking for someone who can beat president trump. >> we really need to make a change because our country is on a very wrong trend. >> reporter: she's split between senators elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar. >> let's surprise the nation. let's get this done!

i'm norah o'donnell in manchester, new hampshire. imary results. until then, we wish you a good night. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we've got a lot more to share with you this morning about new hampshire. now that the votes are counted, the question becomes, can any of the democratic presidential contenders win the state in a november matchup with president trump? tony dokoupil went out on to the ice to take the temperature of voters. >> reporter: on a winter day in new hampshire, there aren't too many places to go looking for voters. but over an ice fishing hole in concord is one of them. >> how many maggots do you put on the hook? >> i'm going to put three on. >> reporter: that's where we met dennis and tim. >> you're a republican and you're a democrat. >> sort of. >> i'm struggling with the presidential race this year. >> what's the struggle over? >> the division in this country is probably the biggest issue i have right now. it's heartbreaking. oh, a little fish right here. >> reporter: up here, we found reeling in fi

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new hampshire democratic party chair. watch c-span's washington journal live 7:00 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. monday, president trump holds a campaign rally in manchester new hampshire 7:00 p.m. eastern. watch campaign 2020 coverage live on c-span3, c-span.org, or the free c-span radio app app. >> next, the 61st annual shaking mcintyre dinner in manchester new hampshire, featuring 10 democratic presidential candidates. state party officials say this is their major political fundraiser. democrats,shire, please welcome to the stage mayor pete buttigieg. [cheers and applause] ♪ mr. buttigieg: thank you! ♪ [chanting "buttigieg"] thank you.eg: thank you. mr. buttigieg: thank you, new hampshire. thank you. mr. buttigieg: thank you senator shaking. it is not often you get someone so respected they name the event after her. thanks for all the work you and the delegation are doing, my thankriends i support, you. [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: and thank you new hampshire for welcoming us to this state over the course of the last year. i am here one more time to ask you to join me not only to end the era of donald trump but to launch the era that must come

the president on his way to a rally in manchester, new hampshire. ed crowd is lining up for hours. e president going at it with the democrats. all of this less than 24 hours away from democrat first gnat nation primary. fox news kristin fisher is on the ground. look at at that crowd. reporter: big crowd. easy to forget president trump is actually on the ballot here in new hampshire as well. there is a republican primary in new hampshire tomorrow too. it is a foregone conclusion that president trump is going to win. so the reason he is here tonight, the main reason, he said it himself is really just to troll the democrats, to make a big show of force to all the candidates and their campaigns that they're going to have one heck of a fight when it comes to the general election in the state of new hampshire which hillary clinton won by just .3% in 2016. take a look at the tweet that president trump sent just a few hours ago. he said quote, we'll be in manchester, new hampshire, tonight for a big rally. want to shake up the dems a little bit. they have a really boring deal going on. stil

new hampshire primary. within the hour he was speaking at a rally in manchester on the eve of the new hampshire primary. the president treating this as his campaign stop, praising the economy and dismissing the impeachment and attacking the democrats. the president said they always talk about the democrats, they have enthusiasm, and quoting now we have so much more enthusiasm it's not even close. they're all fighting each other, they're all going at each other, they're going all over the place. they don't know what they're doing. that's the president's words earlier this evening. and again the new hampshire primary, the first one of the primary season, is tomorrow. ken bastida, back to you. >>> all right, ken, thanks. they call it best in show for a reason. coming up, a look at the pampered pups fighting for top dog at the westminster dog show. c1 growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. bernie sanders. r. we k

manchester. [cheering] craig, and i am thrilled to welcome you to the 2020 new hampshire democratic party mcintyre-shaheen manchester is a proud city with a proud history. our story is one of collaboration, determination and grit. centuries it we have

new hampshire has a unique voting population. a large percentage of the people in the state are independent voters. they'll be taking in the find pitches tonight just days ahead of the primary. manchester, new hampshire. >> local experts on both sides of the political aisle weighing in ahead of the debate. >> reporter: eric thomas is live in orinda with a look at what the candidates need to do to stay in the race. >> and since california has an earlier primary, this state may actually have a bigger say in who becomes the democratic presidential candidate. as of today, well, since there is not a joe biden at the top, things are different for this debate. all the candidates in tonight's manchester, new hampshire debate are hoping for a strong showing. more importantly, they hope to stay away from verbal land mines. >> the political debates aren't won. their just sometimes lost. the goal in one of these is to get through it. >> reporter: joe teaches politics, law and communication at san francisco state university. he says joe biden's fourth place showing in the iowa caucuses may signal real danger for his campaign. >> if biden isn't on his game tonight, i would look for him to last a few

>> it was definitely fight night there in manchester, new hampshire, as all seven gathered there. it was ugly at times. absolutely. three days to new hampshire. >> good morning, everybody. it's saturday, february 8th. i'm lindsey riser, alongside candace gibson and corey coffin. >> so we have a lot we are covering. we have a team of analysts and reporters with us this hour. >> a u.s. citizen is dead after contracting the coronavirus. this is the first american to die from the virus since the outbreak began last month. >> okay. so here's what we know right now. officials say it is a 60-year-old who was diagnosed with the virus in wuhan, the center of all of this, in china, just wednesday. 48 hours later, that person was dead. >> and this now brings the death toll to 724. just a staggering number. across the globe, there are more than 34,000 confirmed cases right now of the coronavirus. that number continues to climb. >> joining us now from hong kong is nbc news foreign correspondent molly hunter. molly, tell us about this latest case. are we learning more about the u.s. citizen? >>

new hampshire. remember to follow the show online in facebook and on twitter at mitchel reports. and now here is ari melbourne in new hampshire. >> thank you. good afternoon. we are live in manchesterhampshire. i think you can hear a pretty amazing crowd gathered here. as for this race, we are now 11 hours away from the first primary votes being cast in the granite state, a new poll released from the boston globe at suffolk university showing bernie sanders with a lead. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar trailing just behind. joe biden not in the top three and the stakes could not be higher for him. meanwhile with hours to go, candidates ramping up their contrast and attacks. >> i know how serious new hampshire voters take the responsibility, take the influence, take the thumb on the scale that you have. >> that is what tomorrow is about.

great to be here in manchester, new hampshire. live in the studio audience. it is a very crazy night in new hampshire. we, of course, have the first big primary contest in 2020 happening in just about four hours. the first vote's being cast just after midnight. and on top of that, literally across the street, the president is doing what the president does. which is rallying his followers and attacking and insulting his critics and hoping they all get locked up. i have noticed, and this is something i've noticed in conversations both in new hampshire and outside it, there's a real unmistakable fear among democrats, particularly coming off of last week. fear of the president being re-elected. everyone is nodding their head. and i think that's been aided by a lot of high-profile commentary that has prompted his hopelessness and dread. some of which i do get. he was acquitted last week in the third ever impeachment trial and threatening his enemies in the white house. they're being marched out of the white house. we learned his attorney general is helping rudy giu

new hampshire more pivotal. out on the trail, the candidates are talking up the state. >> new hampshire is new hampshire. >> we're fighting for every vote in new hampshire. >> manchester>> it's a thrill to know here in new hampshire. >> we are bringing this ticket to new hampshire. >> so with the political world watching new hampshire, do you ever stop and wonder why is this all considered so crucial in the first place? history suggests the candidates doenlts ever get close down the road to the white house. they don't get very far without new hampshire. and a strong finish here could launch their entire campaign. take clinton in '92 who managed to benefit from this state by playing up his comeback when he came in second place. >> i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. >> for democrats, the saying is there are only two tickets out of new hampshire. that is a lot more than a saying. no democrat has ever won the nomination unless they finished in the top two in new hampshire in the modern era. so think about that. for candidates like biden or warren, history would say this race could make or br

. >> good evening from manchester, new hampshire. we just saw the final democratic debate before the state hosts the primary. we heard from our audience of undecided new hampshire voters. we'll hear from candidates live from the spin room. if you're just joining us after a strong showing by pete buttigieg in iowa, the other democrats on stage came after the south bend mayor. >> i think this going after every single thing that people do because it's popular to say and makes you look like a cool newcomer, i just don't think that's what people want right now. we have a newcomer in the white house and look where it got us. >> we got a great group of folks to discuss it here, my colleague msnbc lawrence o'donnell, alesia mendez, joy reeves, and cory mattis. give them a hand. [ applause ] so, we saw those exchanges on mayor pete. i want to play this bit. this is number six on the sheet we have here. this is bernie sanders responding to the socialism question which chris you brought up earlier. it's something that amy klobuchar brought up a

. ♪ >>> good evening from manchester, new hampshire. i'm chris hayes.e just saw the final democratic debate before this state hosts the first primary of the 2020 presidential election. we've already heard from our audience of undecided new hampshire voters. we're going to hear from candidates from the spin room. if you're just joining us, the other democrats came out against the south bend mayor. >> i think going after every single thing do because it's popular to say, i don't think that's what people want right now. we have a newcomer in the white house. and look where it got us. >> ef we have lawrence o'donnell, joy reid and chris matthews. give them a hand. >> i want to play this bit. this is number six on the sheet we have here. this is bernie sanders responding to the socialism question which, chris, you brought up earlier, something amy broughts as well this. is how sanders talked about it. take a listen. >> president trump certainly thinks this label of socialism will work and said socialism destroys nations, never will let it destroy american he

new hampshire. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in manchester, new hampshire, from the new hampshire presidential primary, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> and a good sunday morning from manchester, new hampshire. we are back again at our better than ever headquarters in new hampshire where two days from now voters will either untangle the mess created in iowa or more likely further complicate the democrats' path to the white house. one thing we did learn this week, iowa may not be able to count, but it still counts. pete buttigieg's strong showing and joe biden's fourth place iowa finish have sent their candidacies in opposite trajectories. the latest wbz boston globe suffolk tracking poll shows bernie sanders with just a two-point lead over buttigieg, who has surged this week, 24-22 with elizabeth warren, joe biden and amy klobuchar trailing. of note, klobuchar picked up the most overnight, perhaps she's seeing a bit of a bump from the debate. since tuesday buttigieg has gained 7 points overall and biden has l

we are, last i heard, in manchester, new hampshire today, holding a press conference that should have occurred three nights ago in des moines, iowa. but for the inability of the iowa democratic party to count votes in a timely fashion. that screwup has been extremely unfair to the people of iowa, it has been unfair to the candidates, all of the candidates and all of their supporters. so they want to do today, three days late, is to thank the people of iowa for the very strong victory they gave us at the iowa caucuses on monday night. even though the vote tabulations have been extremely slow, we are now at a point with some 97% of the precincts reporting where our campaign is winning the popular initial vote by some 6000 votes, in other words, some 6000 more islands -- iowans came out on caucus night to support our candidacy than the candidacy of anyone else. and when 6000 people come out for you in an election, when your nearest opponent, we here in northern new england, whole -- new england call that a victory. further in iowa, as you all know there is a realignment process. where pe

copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] allonday president trump they campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire at seven :00. watch our campaign coverage of live on c-span for free. or listen with the free c-span radio app. ♪ isthe new hampshire primary tuesday. watch results and candidate speeches starting at 7:30 p.m. eastern live on c-span, c-span.org, or lesson free on the c-span radio app. -- listen free on the c-span radio app. newsmakers, our guest is james clyburn, majority whip in the house. us is sarahwith ferris and it lisa mascaro -- and at lisa mascaro. time.thank you for making we want -- obviously a big week here in washington and on the hill with the impeachment proceedings. -- king back now that the looking back now that the impeachment trial is over. do you have any second thoughts? what do you think will be the what will be the lesson here? thank you for having me. i apologize for the raspy voice. it has been that sky -- that kind of week. the house, following the dictates of the constitution, did what was necessary under the constitution. we went to the senate, made the pres

. >> next, senator elizabeth warren campaigns and manchester, new hampshire. she is pulling about 12% according to real clear politics average data. and applause] ♪ senator warren: hello, democrats! [applause] and thank you for the introduction. i want to say the same thing i gladto ellie, i'm so you're here. i am so glad you're here. i am so glad you're here. and let me tell you why. because this is it, 2020. it's our chance to make real change. we've had a country that has worked better and better and better for the people at the very top. 2020 is our chance to turn it around and make it work for everyone else! [cheers and applause] i place a big bet on you. it's on what we can do together. now, look, when i first got into this, people told me, the way you have to do this is you got to spend your time, suck it up to the billionaires, the millionaires, fundraising, lobbyists, corporate lobbyists. and i said, but that's what's broken about the whole system. the only way we're going to make this better is we use this democratic primary to build a grassroots mov

report >> the new hampshire primary is absolutely critical and can make or break lower polling candidates president trump is trying to steal the democrats' thunder our julia joins us from manchester, new hampshire. the president held a campaign event much his own up there last night. >> reporter: yes, it was quite a split screen here in new hampshire as president trump held a rally just across the street at an arena here, manchester while the democratic candidates kris krossed the state making their final pitch to voters, trump spoke to his base. he narrowly lost new hampshire to clinton in 2016 and he's looking to take back the state so he's already on the attack against his possible rival take a listen to what he had to say. >> you have cross overs in primaries, don't you i hear a lot of republicans tomorrow will vote for the weakest candidate possible of the democrats. my only problem is i'm trying to figure out who is their weakest candidate. i think they're all weak the democrat party wants to run your health care but they can't even run a caucus in iowa. >> reporter: now, after the iowa caucus failed to provide a clear result, the democratic candidates here really see this

cheering] [♪ "respect" ♪ ] ♪ ♪ announcer: monday, president trump holds a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshireour coverage live on c-span3, c-span.org or listen with the c-span radio app. announcer: next, democratic presidential candidate senator michael bennett makes a campaign stop at the laconia library in new hampshire ahead of the state's tuesday primary.

new hampshire. they're trying to regain momentum after a bizarre night. cnn's john berman live at the airport in manchester, new hampshire, where candidates are arriving later than expected and without in some cases the story line clear. >> reporter: you know it's always a bizarre night at the general aviation terminal in manchester airport but this is particularly bizarre. they've arrived here with no idea who won. we saw andrew yang seconds ago and he was pumped up ready to campaign in new hampshire, but he said it's frustrating. it's hard to work for months in iowa getting to that night and not know how you did. and just before that we saw senator amy klobuchar and she's in an interesting place because her campaign feels based on their conversations with people there on ground in iowa they may have exceeded expectations. we don't know if that's true because they haven't seen the final results yet but she hit the ground in new hampshire with more enthusiasm and more momentum than they might have expected a few days ago. and the uncertainty and lack of results might frankly help her. she can come here thi

i'm stephanie ruhle in manchester, new hampshire. now, more news with hallie jackson. are you ready? >> i'm ready. it's happening. we have people all across the state. it's a big one. great to see you. thank you. because as we come on the air, we are following the fights plural to the finish. voters are voting, the candidates are there making their last minute pitches which you will see live this hour. if front-runners here, bernie sanders and pete buttigieg, packing in record setting crowds overnight. this is a state known for political comebacks. >> it feels fkts. the people are on the ground. >> i have the grit to do this. >> good to see you. thank you very much. >> i didn't mince any words. i think i'm an underdog here. but i still feel very good. it's a long haul. >> all of that just in the last couple of hours and all of it being covered by our nbc news road warriors live from all across the state. following the candidates, breaking news from inside the campaigns. we're also tracking the story lines you need to know. will the fi

new hampshire. don't go anywhere. we'll be back in ten seconds. >> good evening from manchester, new hampshire. we saw the final democratic debate before the state hosts first primary of the 2020 presidential election. we have heard from our audience of undecided voters. we'll hear from democratic candidates from the spin room. if you're joining us after a strong showing by buttigieg in iowa the democrats on stage came after the south bend mayor. >> going after every thing that people do because it's popular to say and makes you feel like a cool newcomer. we have a newcomer in the white house, look where it got us. >> we have a great group of folks to discuss. any colleague lawrence o'donnell. joy reid and chris matthews. give them a hand. so, we saw that the exchanges about mayor pete. i want to place this bit. number six on the sheet we have here. this is bernie sanders responding to the socialism question. which you brought up earlier. something that klobuchar brought up as well. this was how sanders talked about it. >> president trump thinks this label socialism will work. he said it destro

she is live on it ground in manchester, new hampshire. he campaign saying about that performance last night? >> reporter: hi, christine. yeah, on the ground in manchester, new hampshire, where the candidate is not, you know, just hours after the polls closed in new hampshire you talked about that. he went to south carolina before the polls closed after kind of stopping by several different polling locations. look, the campaign is very much looking forward to turning the focus to nevada, to south carolina, to super tuesday states. you saw phil kind of break out the data there. they believe that that those numbers, those demographics are much, much better for them. that joe biden is going to take his overwhelming support from african-americans, his support among the hispanic community, that all of this is going to boost him and really give him a chance to start collecting delegates as we continue through this nominating process. but, look, there's no doubt about it. they've certainly leaned on south carolina considering it their firewall all

tonight's seven candidates will spar on stage here in manchester in the final debate before new hampshire voters head to the polls tuesday. in an event i witnessed here in manchester earlier today, senator sanders gave what i think is a glimpse of what we might see tonight. >> pete buttigieg has most exclusive billionaire donors of any democrat. that's -- that was from "forbes." "the hill," pete buttigieg tops billionaire dollar list. "washington post," the -- pete buttigieg lures even closer look from wall street donors following strong iowa caucus performance. i like pete buttigieg. nice guy. but we are in a moment where billionaires control, not only our economy, but our political -- >> i'm joined right now by campaign manager for bernie sand. faz, you know, i think it was frank mankowitz, who said in washington, ignore everything said before the word but. it's after but that matters. your candidate has basically called pete buttigieg the candidate of billionaires. he said he's the leader in getting money from the billionaires. and then he said, quoting woody guthrie, what side are you

ed o'keefe, cbs news, manchester, new hampshire. >> reporter: i'm nikole killion in nashua. >> we willht for every vote we have here. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden said he was after every vote but left new hampshire before they were even counted. >> going to south carolina tonight. >> reporter: biden's poll numbers in new hampshire have plummeted, and the campaign sees the primary in south carolina where he's more popular as an opportunity to rebound. but there are more danger signs for biden. the latest national polls show he's dropped nine points and now has former new york city mayor michael bloomberg close on his heels. but bloomberis uir tonight after a 2015 speech surfaced where he defends his controversial stop-and-frisk policy and explained why cops are put in minority neighborhoods: >> reporter: bloomberg has apologized for the policy and did so again today. >> i apologize. i own it. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that joe biden and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren are not on pace to win any delegates tonight. meantime, supporters here at pete buttigeig

new hampshire and watch all of the speeches from the candidates on our special campaign 2020 website, c-span.org/campaign2020. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren spoke to supporters of her presidential campaign in manchester, new hampshire. this is 15 minutes. ♪ [cheering and applause] sen. warren: hello, new hampshire! the results are still coming in, but right now it is clear that senator sanders and mayor buttigieg had strong nights. i also want to congratulate my friend and colleague amy klobuchar for showing just how wrong the pundits can be when they count a woman out. [cheering and applause] but since we are here tonight among family and friends, i also want us to be honest with ourselves as democrats. we might be headed for another one of those long primary fights that lasts for months. we are two states in, with 55 states and territories to go. we still have 98% of our delegates -- for our nomination up for grabs. and americans in every part of the country will make their voices heard. [cheering and applause] sen. warren: that's right. the question for us democrats is whether it will be a long, bitter rehash of the same old divides in our party, or whether we can find another way. senator sanders

today president trump holds a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire at 7:00 p.m. eastern. watch our campaign 2020 coverage live on c-span 3 at cspan.org. now the state of the state address given by rhode island governor gina raimondo. she lays out her strategy ahead. >> good evening. [ applause ] good evening. [ applause ] good evening. thank you and good evening. thank you and good evening. good evening, rhode island. mr. speaker, senate president, members of the house and senate, members of the judiciary, to my cabinet, my wonderful family, thank you for being here with me tonight, and my fellow rhode islanders. thank you for trusting me to deliver results for our great state. tonight i stand before all of you filled with optimism for our future. in the past few years we've worked hard together to dig our way out of a deep economic hole and now we're preparing rhode islanders for success in a fast-changing economy. right now in rhode island we have more than 500,000 jobs in our state. that's more jobs that we have ever had at any time in our state's history. [ applause ]

we will have a live report from manchester, new hampshire, in the next hour plus mayor buttigieg joins us live on air in the last hour and why he says he is the best candidate to defeat president donald trump. >>> with the california primary less than a month away on super tuesday we've got you covered on all things campaign. had to kpix.com/campaign2020. >>> developing news, police investigating an armed robbery of a man who was washing his car in broad daylight. you can see the struggle. to man are wrapped around the victim and it happened monday afternoon. the victims uncle says these were images from his security camera capturing the robbery and he does not want his foes shown on television for safety reasons. the robbers emptied his pockets, and then they ran off and got away with his wallet, cell phone, keys and some jewelry worth about $10,000. the victim was not injured. >>> in alameda county the many cues in the neil wilson murder trial took the stand and gave bizarre testimony. he is accused of her and claimed years earlier verses from technology planted in his ear and at one

. >> joining us from our studios in manchester, new hampshire, ahead of tomorrow's presidential primary is state senator umelanie. senator, you are a joe biden supporter so how do you think he will bounce back after iowa? what isot your sense of his chances for tomorrow? >> guest: well, tomorrow will be very interesting. thank you for having me. we've got a lot of great candidates that are running and we have two neighboring candidate, vermont and massachusetts so this is stiff competition and we have amy klobuchar who is rising. it will be a challenge but what i am seeing is beyond new hampshire that the polls are favorable for our vice president biden. >> host: in new hampshire, who does he reach to win tomorrow? >> guest: well, i think the undecided voters is about 40% of the undecided and we really need to reach out to those folks from what i am seen vice president biden is not in neck with elizabeth warren but we can't really tell until it is over. >> host: 's senator melanie, our guest this morning, new hampshire state senator, joe biden supporter, we welcome your calls and commen

representative tulsi gabbard spoke to supporters in manchester, new hampshire. >> chants of "tulsi!" rep. gabbard: ityou out here to. thank you so much. it is time. fewnt to say thanks to a folks here. so many of you have put in so many hours. contributions. to encourage people to make sure they exercise their right ot vote and our voices will be haeard. this round of applause is for all of you. i want to say thank you to some people. the owner of this fine establishment. thank you so much for having us all here tonight. you've heard from just a few of our many supporters here. thanks to them. i've had the privilege of getting to know all of you. it is such a privilege. i wish everyone could hear your stories. i wish everyone could hear the passion and heart and commitment i have seen from people all across the state. and all across this country. we are standing here tonight strong, resilient, ever committed to our cause. cause that brings us all together. we are motivated by love. motivated by a love of country. a deep care for each other. and for our future. no matter what happens

kwan campaign for manchester, new hampshire. the granite state holds its primary tuesday. >> how difficult is it for biden to win here after a bad result in iowa? michelle: the most important thing is to have a strong showing. joe biden said it was a punch in the gut. support -- joe biden supports the biggest, broadest, and strongest coalition. four days now -- from now, the primaries happening and then onto south carolina and nevada. we are continuing on. sure we just -- >> what do you think has gone wrong for him? he stood it out so far ahead and now he is struggling. michelle: it is disappointing come of the finish. said, it is a punch in the gut but there is a clear path. campaign have the biggest and broadest coalition. you need that to win. thank you. thank you. you want to say hi to folks? coffee? thank you for coming. >> we waited for you. hi guys, how are you? are you voting here? >> yeah. michelle: i am michelle kwan. >> nice to meet you. >> pleasure to meet you. >> can we take a picture? michelle: of course. [indiscer

new hampshire primary. joining me from manchester, new hampshire is kevin cirilli. where do we stand? kevin: the gloves are coming off in manchester, new hampshire. thetrio of polls show vermont senator, bernie sanders, the front runner here in the granite state, but in number two, pete buttigieg. where kids interesting is who is going to take their place? will they be elizabeth warren, joe biden, or amy klobuchar, who has been hitting the campaign trail aggressively, given her strong showing in the debates on friday night in new hampshire. she is hoping she will be able to get off aer campaign and pull success. she will be giving a rally across the street from where i am located. a sign of the republican still not giving up yet as it relates to the drowning out of the noise with democrats. from here, should joe biden not have a strong showing in new hampshire, there will be significant questions about where his campaign goes in the long-term. i would also mention after this primary, we should see some candidates drawing other questions about whether or not they can stay in this race f

way to do that from the far left or the center leaving new hampshire it's still not clear which camp will win in the end political hay 0 manchester new hampshire. but we've been hearing from james if you're a associate professor of political science at texas a and m. university here in qatar. it's an open primary it's a state where voters have high expectations for being able to see candidates and put them under a lot of scrutiny to win there you have to appeal to people particularly when your party doesn't hold the white house are willing to cross over and vote in primaries that normally wouldn't vote in so bernie winning there shows that he can compete in a tough state compete in a crowded field and still come out on top i think democratic primary voters have 2 things on their mind of course they want to nominate someone who'll be as competitive as possible with president trump so they're weighing the different personalities in the different platforms of the candidates but they also have preferences of their own and sort of conditional on being able to be donald trump want to choose someone as close to their own ideals as possi