maxwell, new hampshire primary? ms. maxwell: the other night i went to a republican party and it in carroll county was so good. it was so good. and they said, keep new hampshire, new hampshire. and they didn't mean anything about particularly this primary. people in the room know what they meant. keep new hampshire new hampshire. special forhire is the other 49 states, i think many of them know that. thing.historical not because of the primary but on, let's let them do the primary there because it calls attention to new hampshire but hampshire newew hampshire. >> we've heard from the two new hampshire presidential candidates. mr. zoltan? agree to i have to keep it the same. i come from california and there was talk of pushing california up further but that would be a disaster because california has so many electoral votes that whoever would win there in their havective parties would such an advantage and that might drive the news cycling where you hampshire andw still win the thing and that's what's great about new thes

mary maxwell, one. and donald trump 15. and on the democratic ticket tickets, klobuchar six. sanders two. tom stier, one. elizabeth warren, for. andrew yang, three. joe biden, one. tulsi gabbard, one. klobuchar, lauren, and yang. does anybody have questions? [laughter] >> we appreciate that. >> there you have it the results from t3 by the canada border the first to cast their ballots in the first of the nation primary follow all results as they come in tuesday night on c-span beginning with the simulcast from manchester at 7:30 p.m. eastern followed with speeches from the candidates and your phone calls >> the issue most important to me in 2020 is taking care of our veterans and making sure we don't go to war and then to secure the united states. >> and being able to stand up to wealthy investors. >> whether police brutality and issues like reparations. >> i am concerned about social programs and maintaining social programs like social security. everybody swears on the bible they will not touch it but that will be the next thing they try to dismantle. >> and to ensure that ki

and one mary maxwell. [inaudible] >> we have 15 and one and four. do have a marker or something i can write this darker? all right. on the republican ticket, bill weld, four. mary maxwell, one. and donald trump 15. and on the democratic ticket, klobuchar six. sanders two. tom steyer one. elizabeth warren four. andrew yang three. joe biden one. and tulsi gabbard one. >> who got six? >> klobuchar. >> on the democratic side amy klobuchar has taken our location. all right. do any of the voters have questions? [inaudible] >> don't take them away. >> photograph. >> yes, you can take a photograph. >> students from across the country told his most important issues for the presidential candidates to address our climate change, gun violence, teen vaping, college affordability, mental health, and immigration. we are awarding $100,000 in total dollars in total cash prizes. the winners for this year studentcam competition will be announced on march 11. >> live tuesday on the c-span networks, the house returns at 10 a.m. eastern for general speeches, and that nee

more room sadly maxwell was not so naki he died in a car accident as he was delivering packs of cocoa beans to the town. his aunt precious is bringing his body back to the village in a coffin shaped like a coke ipod as a gesture of on a. funeral singing gonna fall from morbid to fast death is seen last as an end as the gateway to eternal life and his course was set up pressured. believe in the off to life it's important for families to. love and respect for the deceased to ease their journey to the other side. sometimes burials a large affairs just like the one today. that the whole village is taking part. 6 in the women prepare a traditional dish of corned topped with a spicy sauce. the it may seem shocking to some the body is dressed in finery and put on display before it is placed back in the coffin. but that was dead. long maxwell's family firmly believes that he has simply moved on to another life in one form or another he will be more powerful than those still living so each of them comes to talk to him to win his favor. safe journey you'll be reunited with your brother. you'll

maxwells family firmly believes that he has simply moved on to another life in one form or another he will be more powerful than those still living so each of them comes to talk to him to win his favor i've. got a safe journey you'll be reunited with your brother. you know i said with everyone that you'll be welcomed with open arms. oh child will you do in your next life. after all i did for you you left me. by the way if that's true then remaining ready for. everybody back you face. serious thinking. or not they will have to believe. that this is a young guy. that how to form them can make. you can see you can stand. preserved in a morgue for 4 months his family paid the equivalent of $300.00 euros for the coffee and an enormous sum for people here. to scout some schoolchildren drive him around final sendoff. that often extent. because the fight is going to fall from anything that is going to have that how might that how did that found. her there by the whole. family. the ones without mentioning them would have that not only were they aren't they. after a 2 hour long ceremony the cof

christina maxwell abeltran and maxwell, thank you for joining me tonight.of my new show, velshi, airing saturdays and sundays from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. our first show, why michael bloomberg is seeing a surge in african-american support in spite of a week of racially tinged controversy. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams begins right now. >>> on our broadcast tonight, this is a big time at the justice department where this was the attorney general's first anniversary on the job. and he got tweeted at by the president a day after saying the president's tweets made it impossible for him to do his job. barr is still making news, ordering a fresh and unusual outside investigation into the case of michael flynn. and we learned today the justice department has dropped its case against andrew mccabe. >>> and the first ballots in the first western presidential contest get filled out just hours from now, but fair warning. nevada may be way more like iowa than a lot of democrats care to admit.

wanted to find glenn maxwell tomorrow they could find her i'm i'm convinced of that it really does nick you've covered you know these cases before obviously the franklin scandal which is a you know very big case are you seeing those same similarities here in the 3rd act as you mentioned we talked about this being the 3rd act of the upstream case are you seeing the same kind of similarities the happen with the 3rd act of the franklin scandal now rearing that's kind of same had with epstein. well the franklin scandal the 3rd act of the franklin scandal was making sure that the victims didn't talk and and that was the 3rd act and that was a sealed cover up but with the epstein situation we know who the perpetrators are we know that abstain i mean epstein is a it's been proven that he's a child trafficker. he was he pled guilty to it and in 2008 he was. indicted on multiple accounts of child trafficking last year and there's been like $35.00 civil suits that have been settled about him molesting minors so we know that jeffrey abstain is a super predator and and that's what's really troublin

nick remind us again about who is to flame maxwell and how he puts into this cave and do we believe we will filthy her potentially tarred and prosecuted what she's been accused of. well the thing about doing mass was she was . it's hard to know a partner of jeffrey abstain she was fond of molesting the young girls and also child pornography just like jeffery abstain was and she played a very instrumental role in actually grooming young girls to be abused by jeffery abstain and also transforming them around the country to be pandered to epstein's rich and powerful friends there's that famous picture of her standing next to prince andrew and prince andrew standing next to a victim and going natural has not been charged with anything and it to me that's that's kind of mind boggling and we say we don't know or it said that we don't know where she is an vast crowd of that that's completely ridiculous because someone like glenn maxwell is she lives high on the hog i mean she spends a lot of money her financial footprints are all over and the f.b.i. if the f.b.i. wanted to find glenn maxwell

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maxwell printed. >> in 2007, he said he seen a memo in 2001, that the u.s. would be knocked down in somalia, saddam, libya, and finishing off with a run. harm's way. these wars were organized. i suppose it's okay if the president can act in an emergency. we would be foolish to send nuclear weapons anywhere. that is a foolish thing. >> thank you very much ma'am. >> i just want to go back to the biggest threat. in my opinion, it is clearly artificial intelligence. we are about five to maybe 15 years away from creating an intelligence that is smarter than us and could quickly become far smarter than us. those things could control nuclear weapons and decide to turn off all of the power, stop the internet. there are so many things that are actually very real. this also relates to our military. artificial intelligence is my biggest concern. it also voiced the opinion of as a libertarian, i do believe in a lot of this foreign intervention that is going on. i would like to dramatically reduce the military. and instead of in a military industrial complex, i would lik

to your offer to do a group maybe quarterfinals maxwell from 9.3 months and look most of all i think we're not going to be in a final to be honest but i hope we will get the group to play out given. the we will be in for sort of. learning czech lesson one good luck czech republic. he should score the. board and you. think so school. i mean. it's not grows it's going to maim. entrepreneurs turn cryptically good me into even better me. feel special mold create entirely new taste experiences. unparalleled and highly strung about. 6. months of snow now that this winter fun. is located over there it's the winter sports center of the. big game is on his way to the top coming down is easy enough because he has also come to this alpine winter wonderland snow hike your bank account and explore some of the best the various has to offer. in. 60 minutes. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am but i stand nothing with attempt to be german things deep into german culture. new to predict this grandmother there she goes it's all out there nothing i'm rachel join me to meet again on t

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what that is doing for the battery technology what i just said to you does not incorporate maxwell. we do think there are surprises on the battery front they have their own ai kmip for autonomous, the only manufacturer to have one and james wang our analyst who worked at nvidia eight, nine years looked at the specs and said four years ahead of anything nvidia produces because it's single purpose, not general purpose. they wink they are way ahead on autonomous that's where the real surprises are going to be, because autonomous is a recurring revenue, very high margin, almost software as a service-like opportunity, autonomous taxi networks what you have baked in the cake from the street are low margin gross margins, more like auto, in the 25%, 30% range. we think gross margin because of the battery technology could head for 40% on the ev itself and the incremental revenues from autonomous would be in the 80 plus% range that's what people are missing in the $7,000 target in the scenario testing we assume only 25% chance they are up and running with autonomous within two to three years.

serena maxwell formerly with the clinton campaign, now an msnbc political analyst. alexi mccann from axios. what a great political panel i have. it sounds almost like an understatement zerlina to say enormously important, what these folks will be deciding over the next 36 hours or so. >> i think the muddled result in iowa, it did a couple of different things. one, it gave joe biden an extra week to figure out how he's going to deal with the fact that he went in to iowa as the front-runner and he came out of iowa as not the front-runner. i think that's one of the clear things that came out of iowa. now you have bernie sanders and buttigieg fighting it out for that top spot, but you also have elizabeth warren in that third position which i think is a key and something we should look at especially here in new hampshire because you're testing the ground operation of these campaigns, and i think that normally there's three tickets out of iowa and we've only been talking about the top two. it's interesting it's a woman named elizabeth warren that's in that position. i thi

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the video was captured by carissa maxwell and racked up 7 million views after the game.ell who said the fan who was later identified as the ceo of a major consulting firm was not amused by his viral fame and refused to be interviewed about his nap. i'm guessing, morgan, it was a sunday, it was miami, there are lots of fun things to do on saturday night. it was a big weekend. >> you know how disorienting naps are anyway, to wake up from a nap and you're like, where am i? you're a viral peme. >> one dancing dad who became an internet sensation as he tried to lift his family's spirits during a difficult time. chris was from orlando, florida, and his youngest son dylan was born premature and in the nicu working up the strength to go home. chris decided to dance away some of the family's stress. he posted one video to tiktok for every day dylan is in the hospital. he danced with his fellow seminole county firefighters, the nurses in the nicu and even the nba's orlando magic dancers. he has received an outpouring of support from others going through similar struggles. >> i alw

dan maxwell, elise jordan, i want to start in the same direction.s to me bernie is strong up there, he's been much stronger than elizabeth warren. he's being challenged by buttigieg. even where the poll was in the field before yesterday. this wasn't just iowa. >> this is an interesting dynamic that's unfolding. bernie sanders' top line argument for why he should be the nominee of the democratic party is that he's trying to lead a political revolution to change our institutions and that there is going to be -- there are voters who don't normally vote, those sporadic voters, one in ten elections who don't show up who will show up for bernie sanders. i don't know that that's reflected in the numbers we have so far, and the caveat is we only have 62% of iowa right now. you don't see that wave of support coming for bernie sanders. it wasn't a blowout. he was close in iowa last time. say it again? >> is he intense but not broad? >> i think, yes, there is a core of support that is always going to be with bernie sanders. but i think in order to win the nomi

zerlina maxwell. and political reporter for the state, maya schecter in south carolina.m curious, you being on the ground, what you're feeling and hearing as we watch this polling swing back towards joe biden. >> certainly the south carolina democratic voters i talked to really feel strongly that former vice president joe biden still has the edge here. if we're just looking at polling, especially the poll you mentioned, polling we have seen over 24 hours shows that that edge may be increasing. it is still a very competitive race on the ground. i still talk to voters who are undecided who are waiting until the last minute to makeup their minds. they still want to see the candidates come to their communities and talk to them. i was in orangeburg for a tom steyer campaign event, spoke to a handful of voters still weighing their options. this race is obviously not yet over. we still have saturday to figure out how it is going to shake out. i think given the latest polling we have seen, given the debate performance and obviously the endorsement of congressman jim clyburn, for

maxwell pierce is his name, he's a trick shot artist. look at that. he looks a lot like steph curry. i want to see that again, can we? and roll it off the back here. and slamdunk. dr. j flying in from out of town does approve it, and that's the sporting life. rest in show, they are. >> see you later everyone, good night. (groaning) push, damn it! i'm not losing another baby today. -(flatline) -(groaning) cardiac arrest. crash cart! the shock could kill the baby! (paddles whine) that's something i'll just have to live with. maybe we could turn off the tv? -clear! -(tv shuts off) well, folks, i'm afraid i have some bad news. oh, my god. no. n-no, not that bad. i'm sorry. i did not think that through. no, you're not giving birth today. you've had false contractions, known as braxton hicks. it's very common. uh, so what does that mean timing-wise? it's no indication. it could be five weeks from now, could be five hours from now. i suggest you and your husband go home, get some sleep while you still can. oh, we're not married. we're just lovers. ugh! yuck.

i'm joined by susan page, washington bureau chief for "usa today," sam stein and zerlina maxwe maxwell, senior director of progressive programming for sirius xm. zerlina, i see you smiling. what are you thinking? it's not exactly the welcome wagon party. you go into this party and you get punched right in the face coming in the door. here we go, mike bloomberg, nice to have you. what do you think? >> look, i think that the democratic base has been talking about the influence of money in politics, not just bernie sanders and not just elizabeth warren. and i think their voters are not necessarily primed to support a billionaire. but we will see, because tomorrow night is actually where michael bloomberg will actually be able to compete against the candidates that he's avoiding by just going up on radio and on television. and i think that when he's standing side by side with the women, i think elizabeth warren might be taller than him, chris, so i'm interested to see that. but when you see that -- >> do you think that's funny that he's short? >> no. i think it will just be an interesting

zerlina maxwell, senior director of progressive programming for sears xm. howard fineman, contributing continental for real politics -- real clear politics. i love real clear politics. let me go to travel in this. south caroli south carolina is in the deep south. tell us about biden's -- let's do something for fun. let's do something positive. we need positive news. jim clyburn strikes me as one of the last people on this planet, certainly in the united states, who really has the ability to endorse anything, even a product, but it looks like he's got some real street cred. your thoughts. >> well, we have 46 counties in south carolina, chris, and he has 18 of the 46 counties in his congressional district. and that's pretty, pretty significant as it is one of the super minority majority districts in south carolina. so his endorsement does in fact carry a lot of weight. congressman joe cunningham whose district adjoins congressman clyburn's has made his statement as to what we want to south carolina as opposed to socialism. so you've got both of our congressme

i'm old maxwell previews the race for us. internationally near rocker is a liberal darlene. the young openly gay hough indian t. shook who stood up for all and against brock sets. but the mess the clean his shine has worn off with a historic housing crisis on the forefront of voters minds and growing impatience with his centrist fina gale party which has been in power for nine years. h. advise you to ask thehe for writing the a big tree just yet- because- at the action has yet to happppen on those- the votes have yet to get toto get ththe kinds s of. any gals traditional competitors on me how maltin's center right fina foyle. which tumbled from power in twenty eleven off the island's recession. economy may have recovered since then the benefits haven't been felt widely enough across the country. the short haul released monday showed left wing shin fane in the lead. once the voice of the ira paramilitary group. shin fane has broadened its appeal and a new leader at merion donald's. capitalizing on fatigue with the two centrist parties this is an election of a change. many iri

known as i'm going to maxwell's posse into the post machall period opportunities for a number of politicians in the seaview there is the country's other large party of the center of the social democrats they have been in a tailspin lately but hamburgers kind of offering them a 2nd life with voters as it is and yet they lost more than 6 percentage points in these elections the only clear win is the only party that actually gain votes is the green party in these elections the social democrats desperately needed to win at the same time they have their own woes they didn't want the new party leadership to attend this election campaign and they put this election success down to being somewhat separate to what's happening in by lynn so we see both big tent posses here and in decline the far right if d.d. managed to return to the parliament in hamburg the other main parties were hoping that the shootings and ha now would have kept them out of the parliament and holbrooke yes but them for the very 1st time the far right if the party is seeing a slight setback in the elections and they seem to have j

this is maxwell bay, where a chilean research team is based but something is missing, snow. becoming increasingly normal. translation: these maximum temperatures used to occur once every thousand years, then every hundred years. and now we're seeing them, i think, in the order of decades. i think that's a consequence of climate change. this latest temperature, nearly a degree higher than the previous record, could be an outlier. but that seems unlikely. scientists say there is a noticeable trend, the antarctic ice sheet is melting. if it disappears completely, as many fear it will, global sea could rise by more than three metres. global sea levels could rise by more than three metres. that would transform the face of the planet. tim allman, bbc news. nasa says science textbooks will have to be rewritten after they overturned the prevailing theory of how the planets in our solar system formed. rather than crashing together to create ever larger lumps until they became worlds, new research suggests a more tranquil beginning as matter gently clumped together. this report by our

the stars struggled in reply, losing marcus stoinis and glenn maxwell early as they only made 97 for the inaugural twenty20 competition in 2012. meanwhile, india's women have pulled off the third—highest successful chase in women's t20 international history. to beat australia by seven wickets in their tri—series. chasing 17a, 16—year—old opener, sha—farli verma scored 49 off 28 balls to lead india to a stunning win. australia play england on sunday with all three teams still able to reach the final. and a new men's pole vault world record has been set by armand duplantis from sweden. he's only 20 years old, and has set the new record of six metres and 17 centimetres at an indoor meeting in poland. it beats the previous record byjust one centimetre. he says it's a record he's wanted to break since the age of three. that's all of the sport. there's plenty more on the bbc sport website. bye for now. four rare mountain gorillas, including a pregnant female, have died in uganda after being hit by lightning. a local conservation group says the three adult females and a male infant were fou

this is maxwell bay, where a chilean research team is based but something is missing, snow.oming increasingly normal. translation: these maximum temperatures used to occur once every thousand years, then every hundred years. and now we're seeing them, i think, in the order of decades. i think that's a consequence of climate change. this latest temperature, nearly a degree higher than the previous record, could be an outlier. but that seems unlikely. scientists say there is a noticeable trend, the antarctic ice sheet is melting. if it disappears completely, as many fear it will, global sea could rise by more than three metres. that would transform the face of the planet. tim allman, bbc news. it's take you back to developments in the coronavirus story and talking again with the professor of infectious diseases. sorry about that, we lost you. we were talking about the difficulties in changes to how cases of the virus are defined and diagnosed officially in china, there does seem to be a fall rate of infection. it is that a cause for optimism? i remain optimistic, i certainly h

zerlina maxwell -- he can't hear me. that's good. >> no, i heard you. >> zerlina maxwell. msnbc political analyst. kind of fascinating. donald trump was all in for eddie gallagher, the navy s.e.a.l., who did bad things by any -- all in. all in about the military. but lieutenant colonel vindman is out of a job tonight. and his brother, also a military man, out of a job for being vindman's brother. >> right. that's almost more upsetting than vindman himself even though that is fundamentally morally so horrible. today i am very sad. i think we're really angry and we've been viscerally sad. the rage is right under the surface of your skin at all times. because donald trump just crosses the lines which we thought we had laid out as either the norms or laws of how a president should conduct themselves. and what kinds of guidelines they're going to follow in terms of what role model they're going to be for the country and what standards they're going to set for the military. so the fact that he is, you know, unceremoniously dismissing vindman and his brother and then backing up s

mr maxwell it's this mobile phone video widely shared on social media that sparked the protest the person filming is a cameroonian political refugee in france he shouts to michael to get his attention he says more than 29 people were burnt to death last week in the english speaking regions by security forces everyone is clean what are you going to do he asks. i am putting maximum pressure on poll bia so that he deals with the crisis in the regions and that he treats the political opposition with respect and eventually freed opposition leader. we are seeing that the situation is deteriorating and i will call him so that the intolerable situation seizes with a 1000000000 displaced in over 3000 killed since 2016 human rights groups blame both armed separatist and security forces for the violence and displacement of people in the english speaking regions human rights watch believes the rapid intervention battalion backed by ethnic salami militias are behind the latest attack the elite force trained and managed by former israeli navy commandos shot 13 children then set their homes alight with

buckingham palace, only a mile away from the alleged residence where the meeting with virginia roberts and maxwellhas always struck me as he has made a big thing of this visit to pizzaexpress. maybe it's just big thing of this visit to pizzaexpress. maybe it'sjust me, but there must have been other people in this pizzaexpress. because he made such a big song and dance of going to that place, it would have beena going to that place, it would have been a one—off, do you not think that if he had gone to this place other people might have not only seen him but remembered this? there has been no corroboration of this whatsoever and its deeply problematic, i think. whatsoever and its deeply problematic, ithink. here whatsoever and its deeply problematic, i think. here we whatsoever and its deeply problematic, ithink. here we have an office going semi on the record and the mail on sunday so he has not been paid for this, but he insists that he believes the story, the alibi which was put forward but been that emily maitlis interview, which was one of the most captivating hours of broadcasting we saw last

this is maxwell bay, where a chilean research team is based, but something is missing... ..snow.um temperatures used to occur once every thousand years. then every hundred years, and now we're seeing them, i think, in the order of decades. i think that's a consequence of climate change. this latest temperature, nearly a degree higher than the previous record, could be an outlier but that seems unlikely. scientists say there is a noticeable trend — the antarctic ice sheet is melting. if it disappears completely, as many fear it will, global sea levels could rise by more than three metres. that would transform the face of the planet. tim allman, bbc news. heavy rain and strong winds are set to hit the uk for a second consecutive weekend. the met office has issued severe weather warnings ahead of the arrival of storm dennis, covering england, wales and large parts of scotland on saturday, and the entire uk on sunday. much of yorkshire is expected to be hit again. ian white has been to brighouse to see preparations as region braces itself for another battering from the weather. at th

because the his me and what views the 56 year old loretta maxwell is a barton loyalist daughter in law is looking for an alternative and bernie could be the candidate there were a lot of young black people a lot of young millennial gravitate towards these days are the progressive candidates not the regular stablish main candidates so i think that's what bernie brings to the table and that's what makes him so different as well on wednesday biden was endorsed by congressman james clyburn long considered the godfather of democratic politics in the state he could be a crucial seal of approval among black voters i know that you we know joe. joe. us after early losses saturday's primary is a vital test for biden he can't just win here he needs to win big we need real watching the white house know more lines and you go across 0 charleston south carolina. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories after 18 months of talks in doha and almost 2 decades of war the u.s. and the taliban and you to sign a deal in a few hours aimed at bringing peace to afghanistan it's hoped it will lead to the

mary maxwell, one vote.ocratic ballot, amy klobuchar with six, elizabeth warren with four, andrew yang with three, bernie sanders with two, tom steyer one, joe biden one, tulsi gabbard one. wins themberg republican right in and on the democratic ballot he was a right one,ete buttigieg got bernie sanders got one for a whopping total of five votes in dixville much. .- dixville notch they voted for bloomberg on the republican right in and democratic primaries. "usa today" capturing joe biden saying that new hampshire vote could be critical, fortunes fading. part of hisas closing argument yesterday in new hampshire. [video clip] >> a guess who else is in new hampshire tonight? donald trump. what a coincidence. what a coincidence. i have to tell you, sometimes it feels like he's following me around. he seems very interested in who the nominee of the democratic party will be. >> we love you, joe. >> i wonder why he is so interested. you know? i'm not sure. i have been the object of his affection for so long now. [

senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics and professor of economics at the maxwelll of citizenship and public affairs. professor, thank you for being with us. you are not a fortune but an economist. how do we go about figuring out what is the analogy? what should we expect from the coronavirus? >> obviously, no one knows where this is going so we have to have a range of estimates. right now they are the wide. they could be anywhere from 100 billion to 1.1 trillion depending on where this virus stays mainly contained in china or becomes a pandemic. each day we find new outbreaks, new clusters of the virus, we have to say we are headed board for the upside in terms of the losses to the global economy. we havehen -- david: the supply chain problem but also people not buying things because they are confined to quarters, as it were. >> yes. an economist here at the peterson institute, former chief economist for the imf, has reminded people that the largest economic losses will be, he believes, from the demand-side -- which has an impact on the supply side. let's think ab

charlie maxwell was friends with harold for over 30 years.ld want to happen with the collection? >> well, he really wanted to see his collection preserved. he felt really, really bad when we would go to car auctions and he would see somebody's life collection being dispersed to the four corners of the world. >> easy for harold to feel that way. it isn't he, but his heirs, including son doug and grandson eric, who will have the enormous burden of housing and maintaining all these cars. did he think about what he had amassed and what his family would face as he got older? >> yeah, he had made the decision -- him and my grandmother -- that they were going to create a museum. >> that's right -- a museum just for harold's cars. the family starts by requesting land from the city of tacoma, but before officials will award the property, they ask harold for an initial donation of at least 300 cars to get the project going. 10% of the collection. was that hard for him? >> i think it almost killed him. [ guffaws ] he had this document that he had to put

let's bring in amanda lovejoy and former executive director of the south carolina party and zelina maxwellnalyst. amanda, we were talking about this a little bit here in the commercial break. what does a clyburn endorsement really mean for the former vice president in south carolina? do you think that that endorsement is going to get people to come out and say, you know what, if jim clyburn is saying joe's the guy, i'm going with him? >> no question. he said in his speech this morning that he had voters asking him who he planned to support and he said he felt the people in south carolina needed to know. it is boots on the ground, people on the ground and working for the candidate that he chooses. having his support today will be instrumental over the next four case for joe biden in south carolina. >> let me pose that question to you. is an endorsement from jim clyburn or anyone else, is a jim clyburn very important and can it change the outcome one way or another? >> i don't know if it can change the outcome. until recently, joe biden was strong in south carolina. if someone else had gotte

and into the hearts of america maxwell young, known as bunchie, kicked off sunday's events, starringthe house, kid. >> reporter: the big city and right to the super bowl. >> welcome to the city, kid. >> reporter: as football legends cheer. it's no surprise, this kid is ahead of the pack. bunchie has left a trail of dust since he broke the ten-year-old world record for the 100-meter dash at age 9. they call him the fastest boy in the country, earning bunchie another title. "sports illustrated" 2017 sports kid of the year. and scholarships to play ball for illinois and oregon. when you're this fast, everyone's a follower. and bunchie's training videos and reality show have more than 500,000 views on youtube thanks to sunday night, he rocketed to more than 50,000 followers on instagram >> every time i walk around, that's the kid from the super bowl commercial. that's the take it to the house kid. that's the take it to the house kid. >> reporter: no doubt, bunchie is on the move and everybody wants a piece of him first, they have to catch him. >> bunchie slowed down long enough to hang w

elrod and former strategics director of communications for hillary clinton, michael steele and alina maxwellyou're there in iowa. our first read team put it this way, this is the analysis on how the situation in iowa helped some candidates, hurt other candidates. here it is, "a big break for joe biden who seemed headed for a disappointing finish." "it lose allowed someone like amy klobuchar." on the other hand, it hurt pete b.j. and for some reason it hurt bernie sanders who relies on big moments out of iowa, new hampshire, nevada, elsewhere. adrienne, who would you a i benefited last night and who did it hurt the most? >> reporter: we're still waiting for results to come in but you are seeing all the campaigns putting their spin on the results we just don't know the answers to. the sign of a really strong campaign operation, craig, is to make sure you've got your own internal results, tracking incoming caucus results throughout the state so you've got campaigns that know where they stand but they're not quite sure until the actual data came in. one thing i found very interesting is you didn

. >> joining me zerlina maxwell and nick confessore. can we set the steej? wh -- stage? easy to understand no, this is not representative of diversity of the democratic party, but how much does it influence what we're going to see? for example, pete buttigieg says well, they're going to see that i'm a winner. joe biden is going to say well, they're going to save me essentially. where are we then with all of that? >> i think winning -- a win is a win. if you're running on electability, which is what joe biden's campaign is doing, and you don't win, then you are in trouble. but he is right. the first two states are not representative of the democratic electorate. south carolina is particularly heavy in terms of the african american vote. it's 60% of the primary electora electorate. that's no small number. and when you're talking about two candidates, pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar, they have zero. i mean, pete's highest number i've seen in a poll with black voters is four. that is not going to get it done. while they may have a good few news wl come home to roost once bl

vote bernie-maxwell house 2020!" it's a solution! it will work! it's a revolution!ck full of nuts!" ( laughter ) this time-- this time it wasn't just bloomberg attacking sanders. all the candidates had their torches out to set fire to the wicker bernie. for instance, mayor pete proposed a thought experiment. >> imagine spending the better part of 2020 with bernie sanders versus donald trump. >> stephen: personally, i think it would be great because bernie and trump are the only two impressions i can do. it's really hard to do a mayor pete. (as pete) "hello, sir or madam, can you direct myself and chasten to the nearest wine cave?" nothing, it doesn't have juice. biden touted his success among black voters. >> i've worked like the devil to earn the vote of the african american community. >> stephen: unlike trump, who has worked with the devil to get the support of the white community. ( laughter ) now, biden was also-- ( applause ) sure ynot. >> jon: by any means necessary. >> stephen: big fans of the devil here tonight. biden was also confident about his prospects i

the white house office of public engagement under president obama, stephanie valencia, and zerlina maxwell. stephanie, what do you have your eyes on more tomorrow? >> i'm so excited to be in las vegas. tomorrow is the start of a democratic primary process that actually reflects who the democratic party is and who america is. latino and black and api voters will put their stamp on the democratic primary. as we've seen, we've seen record turnout in the first four days of early voting. i'm optimistic about what the democratic party can do and if they pull this off, perhaps nevada went be just the first in the west. they'll be first in the country. >> as you're alluding to, there's jostling for that. a lot of democrats have their eye on that. now to new york, the debate is having huge aftershocks. we try to measure things and avoid some of the pundit guesses. we can measure the debate was at least twice as important as every other previous debate because twice as many voters watched it. it matters for democrats. you can ask the riddle how bad was this for bloomberg? one answer is so bad that t

zerlina maxwell, sam cedar, thank you. that is "all in" for this and now this political chapter is over, accompanied by a whole new round of speculation and predictions about what might be yet to come. >>> it was straight party line except for one man. mitt romney stood up and voted guilty after emotional remarks explaining why he had decided to become the first senator in history to cast a vote to convict against a president in his own party. now he's already facing the wrath and the backlash. >>> and then there's the iowa vote. that was on monday. remember? we still don't have all the results two nights later thanks to a meltdown debacle screw-up. and in the meantime the men who think they finished one and two go after each other on this day three. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on this wednesday night. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 1,112 of the trump administration, which leaves 272 days until the 2020 presidential election. a major chapter in the pol