michaela: hello, and welcome to "global 3000." the world is supposed to have become a better place by this year. 2015 marks the deadline to reach eight u.n. millennium goals. the results are mixed. more children go to school than ever before, the number of people going hungry has been halved, but that still leaves some 800 million people struggling to get by. this month, world leaders meet in new york to define what ought to come next. reporter: 17 new sustainable development goals for 2030 should make the world a better place. end poverty end hunger ensure health quality education gender equality clean water clean energy decent jobs and economic growth innovation and infrastructure reduced inequalities sustainable cities and communities responsible consumption combat climate change life in the oceans life on land peace and justice and global partnerships michaela: tackling diseases remains a global challenge. malaria, hiv, and tuberculosis are still major killers. the u.n. says 37 million cases of tuberculosis were treated or pre

michaela: hello, and welcome to "global 3000." the world is supposed to have become a better place by this year. 2015 marks the deadline to reach eight u.n. millennium goals. the results are mixed. more children go to school than ever before, the number of people going hungry has been halved, but that still leaves some 800 million people struggling to get by. this month, world leaders meet in new york to define what ought to come next. reporter: 17 new sustainable development goals for 2030 should make the world a better place. end poverty end hunger ensure health quality education gender equality clean water clean energy decent jobs and economic growth innovation and infrastructure reduced inequalities sustainable cities and communities responsible consumption combat climate change life in the oceans life on land peace and justice and global partnerships michaela: tackling diseases remains a global challenge. malaria, hiv, and tuberculosis are still major killers. the u.n. says 37 million cases of tuberculosis were treated or pre

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michaela?k you so much for that, athena. >>> new polls weigh the results from last week's record-breaking cnn democratic debate. democratic voters say hillary clinton was the clear winter, scoring 27 points better than bernie sanders. did the former secretary of state move the needle when it comes to overall polling numbers? senior political xpont brianna keilar joins us live with the numbers. >> interesting stuff here as we wait to see if joe biden perhaps will be on the next debate stage. among democratic and democratic-leaning voters, if joe biden stays out of the race, 45% of those polled say they want clinton to be the nominee. without biden in the race, that goes up 11 points. bernie sanders, 29% of these voters say they want him to be the nominee. that only goes up four points. the advantage is to hillary clinton. look at hillary clinton's favorability following the debate, 46% right there, now, that is up from 44% in august. 50% unfavorable, that is down from 53%. so the good news here,

. >> reporter: she can't hold or kiss her 8-year-old daughter michaela tonight because the third grader buried earlier today. >> i can't get her back. i want her back in my arms. this is not fair. >> reporter: just days ago, michaela was an adventurous girl playing in her small mobile home park 40 miles east of knoxville. the adults were inside watching football as michaela and other neighborhood kids were playing with puppies. an 11-year-old boy who lived next door joined them. in an instant tragedy struck. wayne lives yards from the families. >> the little boy said he wanted to pet the puppies and they said no and kind of laughed a little bit, you know, and giggled, and that's when he pointed a bb gun at them. he hit, misfired or something, you know, and threw it down on the grass and he went and got the shotgun and he just shot the little girl in the chest area or, you know, close to the heart. >> reporter: a shot fired from inside his home according to investigators, parents startled by the gunfire rushed outside and found little michaela as she laid dying. >> i can't get that pictu

this is not fair. >> reporter: just days ago, mabl michaela dyer was playing outside her home.ootball as michaela and other neighborhood kids were playing with their new puppies of t puppies. an 11-year-old boy from next door joined them. in an instant, tragedy struck. >> the little boy said he wanted to pet the puppies, and they said no and kind of laughed a little bit, you know, and giggled. that's when he pointed a bb gun at them. he misfired or something, you know, and he threw it down in the grass, and he went and got the shotgun, and he just shot the little girl in the chest area or close to the heart. >> reporter: a shot fired from inside his home, according to investigators. parents startled by the gunfire rushed outside and found little michaela as she lay dying. >> i can't get that picture out of my head, you know, her laying there. >> reporter: first responders were unable to save michaela, the grass still stained with the third grader's blood. >> i don't want anybody to step on it right now. you know, itto show some kind o respect, you know. >> reporter: the accused

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>> hey, michaela. sun is rising, we're getting a clearer picture of the devastation in kingstree. this is several feet of water covering this entire neighborhood. that sign is under several feet of water. this is a river behind us that has gone over its banks and gone into this neighborhood. there are homes here, cars under water and this is just a devastating situation for kingstree. this river is slowly moving east, a lot of the water coming from the west where the dams have breached. this is actually going over a highway into a bridge that is still covered in water. it hasn't been opened. to give you some numbers, specific numbers we're seeing here in south carolina, 11 dams have breached or failed since saturday. 35 of them are still under observation by officials, because they're in danger of being breached. also, there are about 70 miles of i-95 that are closed in south carolina. to give you perspective, there are only about 200 miles of i-95 in south carolina. that's a huge chunk of highway that

michaela? >> thanks so much for a look at the latest situation there, arwa. >>> no letup as israeli border police say they shot and killed a knife-wielding palestinian who went on the attack, stabbing an israeli officer. >>> a defiant president obama disputing claims that russian president vladimir putin is challenging his leadership. president obama spoke to cbs's "60 minutes" about russia's recent military action in syria. >> if you think that running your economy into the ground and having to send troops in in order to prop up your only ally is leadership, then we've got a different definition of leadership. >> well, the president went on to address the broken syrian rebel training program. he also warned that the situation in the war-torn country is volatile and complicated. it said there's no silver bullet to easily solve the conflict. >>> first time "snl" host amy schumer mocking what some call america's obsession with guns in a new unsettling parody video. take a look. >> guns. >> you li

>> reporter: good morning, michaela. at this point yesterday, we would be standing under several feet of water. those floodwaters have largely receded but the threat still remain, especially for the low country as this waltter filters into the rivers and streams. >> reporter: officials in south carolina waking up to lingering fears, that more catastrophic flooding and new dam breaches could be on the way. >> from the river standpoint, we haven't hit the worst of it yet. >> reporter: monday night, eight dams failing, buckling under the pressure of historic rains. 18 failing since saturday, some areas seeing more than 20 inches. the deluge to blame for more than a dozen deaths in the carolinas. >> just because the rain stops, does not mean that we are out of the woods. >> reporter: this road collapsed in lugoth, claiming the life of a man driving with a female passenger, the vehicle careening through barricades. she survived, pulled from the overturn wreckage amid rushing water. in ridgeville, a chilling rescue of a differ

michaela, this is some of the biggest leads in the polls.tary of state has a 16 point cushion over bernie sanders. we should mention this is in nevada. if joe biden does not run, her lead widens to 22 points. what is interesting, michaela, this is different than the polls in new hampshire. >> a vastly different picture. >> in south carolina, clinton tops biden by 25 points and sanders by 31 points. without biden, the margin over sanders expands to over 50 points. let's go to las vegas early this morning, which is the middle of the night for john. ahead of the democratic debate. what >>> 3:00 a.m. in las vegas. things are just getting started right now. here on the strip, the cnn debate is the biggest show in town. so take that, britney spears. the candidates making their final preparations for this high stakes showdown as are we, let's go inside the ball room, inside the debate hall and bring in cnn's jim acosta who has been working all night, putting up the chairs, setting up the lecterns. >> all night. that's right. it's a tough job but so

>> oh, yeah, michaela.hen you look at lamar odom's life, the totality of his life, he said he was raised in the streets of queens. his dad was a heroin addict. his mother died of cancer when he was 12. this started a life of great talent and great promise in sports. a superstar. a first round pick in the nba. obviously two championships, nba championships, with the lakers. winning award as the best sixth man in the league. a beloved teammate. but also a guy who had addictions and problems and suspensions for drugs and dui. and just one thing after another. and here it looks like it's cascaded into the worst possible situation. >> and a trick amount of loss. you talk about the fact that he lost his mother at 12. he lost the grandmother who raised him. a cousin. his baby son to sudden infant death syndrome. this is a guy. you see the tweets pouring in from the nba. kobe bryant rushing to his side at the hospital. this is a common thread, this is a guy that was liked within the group of players and teammate. h

>> sure, michaela. it's going to stop today but it's already on the ground and running down the rivers. if you're talking flooding in columbia, that's the middle part of the state. that all has to eventually hit the ocean. there will be towns and cities that get hit hard even though the rain has stopped. this will happen for days and days and days. flash flood warnings from charleston to myrtle beach. i've heard this called the 1,000-year flood. on average if you take where the river levels should be for a one-year flood, ten-year flood, 20-year flood, this is what we would consider to be once in a thousand years. there could be higher numbers than this. this was an event we haven't seen ever before. never before in the state's history. it's only been a couple for a couple, 300 years. this low pressure center spun for hours and hours and hours and pushed the same stream of rain over the same place. this is 24-hour rainfall. it just keeps going and going and going. finally we're stopping or at least slow

back to you michaela. >> thank you, victor. we will check in with you later and more on hurricane joaquin throughout our show. we want to turn now to the escalating situation in syria. u.s. officials unclear about putin's intentions of the air strikes in syria. the russian defense ministry says eight targets. pentagon correspondent barbara starr is wading through it all and trying to make sense of it all. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michaela. they told the americans to keep your planes out of the skies in syria. they are saying thanks, but keep going. the question is why are you propping up assad. the first day of russian air strikes in syria, russian aircraft targeted a weapons depot and army vehicles belonging to rebel battalions, not isis, according to the syrian observatory for human rights. on wednesday, the russian defense ministry claiming eight locations targeted were isis positioned, but u.s. officials express doubt warning the strikes to further enflame the civil war in syria. the areas the russians hit,

how she preparing go into the tuesday's debate. >> good morning, michaela. bernie sanders is not prepare for this debate. he's not planning any flu full-fledged mock debate. he is calling experts to talk policy. this campaign is really treating this as an important moment for him. he has been doing well in the polls. the latest polls in in tha s is hampshire. he is leading, up 42 to clinton's 28%. also in iowa, certainly how he draws the poll distinctions with clinton up there on the debate stage will be very important, it will be key for him. and that's something that i asked sanders about as he approaches, as he prepares for the debate. >> you're looking at a candidate who has run in many, many elections. have held executive positions in my life. and you're looking at a candidate that does not go without attacking people personally. i just don't do that. but what i think democracy is about and what i think of debate is all about, is in fact, differentiating the differences of opinions that we have. >> sanders said he is very ready, very clear he has a whol

. >> a piece of a chip got stuck in michaela's throat. >> i was super scared that i would die. >> the third greater put her hands to -- grader put her hands to to her throat and john came over to help her. >> i immediately went over to her and did the heimlich maneuver. >> he knew exactly what to do because when he was a hockey referee, he saw a player pointing to his throat and needed the heimlich. john went back to work, michaela returned to the cafeteria to finish her lunch, but both know their lives forever changed by just a few seconds that day. >> any time you can help a kid. >> and that night, michaela got a reminder from her mom. food better. >> mark: great group right there, seeing those two. pieces of evidence i'll tell you what, she'll never forget him and he'll never forget her. it's reciprocal. >> elizabeth: people who know the heimlich will frequently say, i had no idea if i would ever use this, but thank goodness, i had this training. >> mark: happy ending right there. very nights. well, john says he was trained on the heimlich when he was 13 years old. and michael's mo

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>> because across the world -- >> yeah, michaela. why sound the alarm?ause of the bacon. >> because we're talking about 7 plus billion people on earth. we're talking about a modifiable risk factor for cancer. and the truth factor for me, this is the edge of a bigger issue. the big problem right now that we face across the whole world is rising rates of obesity. and obesity is scheduled, if we can say such a thing, to replace tobacco as the leading modifiable risk factor for cancer, at least in western countries in the next few years. >> but back to the meat, so i know what to serve my kids this weekend, is it all meat or processed meat? >> for this report, it's about processed meat. but i actually think you're going to see the higher-calorie foods, higher-fat foods, all of these are contributing indirectly if not directly to the cancer problem, because of the link through obesity. >> so when we say "processed," that's a key component here also. what does that mean? smoked? >> in this case, we're referring to smoked meats and salting of meats. by the way,

was trained in the heimlich when he was 13 years old and michaela's mom came to the school yesterday to thank john. >> whole foods has issued a cheese recall over a listeria investigation. it comes in clear plastic wrap and can be identified by the scale label which begins with plu029536. poise san that can be fatal. doctors made him leave the diet plan because he ordered a pizza. >> i was supposed to stay there and lose all my weight and get down to 550 to get the gas trick bypass. >> he comes home and i get him up there somehow, some way, he's going to go right back to his eating habits. >> steven is living in the trunk of his father's suv until they can find him an apartment in massachusetts or rhode island. >>> big weekend if you're heading north to find those leaves. you know columbus day weekend is big for that. let me show you what's going on out there. normally it's peak time, but year. it's just starting to be good color to the north. you'll still see some pretty leaves, no question about that, but just not the normal peak conditions, that all due to the dry and warm end to

michaela? >> police searching for the gunman who left a student wounded on the campus of north carolina central university overnight. that student is now in the hospital with non-life threatening juries. the lockdown was lifted about 40 minutes last night. the search for the gunman continues. >>> an off duty new orleans police officer shot in the neck and critically wounded driving to his father's house in an unmarked car. authorities identified him. they are searching for a tan suv with dark, tinted windows. several people were in the car when someone opened fire. call 911 if you have information. >>> the woman who plowed her car into a crowd will appear in court today. the 25-year-old accused of drunk-driving is facing murder charges. the crash killed four including a 2-year-old boy. 47 others injured. 11 of those victims kids under 13. >>> he could be the candidate democrats fear most. marco rubio's campaign is gaining traction. up next, rubio sits down with cnn for a wide ranging exclusive

>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> some extra michaelaelvis side burns. i've been collecting it in a bag for when the eventual happens. i'm going to to get it stitched in. breaking news. a massive six day man hunt for an armed and dangerous fugitive over. and it happened in dramatic fashion. the suspect with wanted for shooting a tennessee police officer during a traffic stop, then firing at the kentucky state trooper. for the story, boris sanchez is here with us now. what do you know? >> it was a harrowing ordeal. ended in gunfire. floyd ray cook, the fugitive wanted in the shooting of a tennessee police officer is dead. convicted of rapist and robbery. he on the run since saturday when he shot the officer. the officer was wearing a bullet proof vest and he was released from the hospital later that night in good condition. cook then fled to kentucky where he was involved in a second shooting with law enforcement, escaping on foot to the area of highway 16, the border between kentucky and tennessee. police closed in on cook after he stopp

michaela pereira joins us. >> heart breaking news about lamar odom. big part of the laker franchise. we are sending prayers his way. we will talk more about all that today on "new day." good morning to my two friends there. we are also looking at a big boost for hillary clinton's campaign. a day after the democratic debate. another republican congress member says the benghazi committee was designed to target her. how will this affect clinton on the trail? what does it mean going into her testimony before the benghazi panel? we will look at that. >>> also donald trump going after rivals last night. this is new cnn/orc polls put him ahead of ben carson by double digits. we will hear from his daughter, ivanka trump. you will hear what she says about the controversial comments about women and more topics. that's ahead. >> we played a bit of that interview with ivanka trump. getting a lot of feedback online about what people think. >> people on twitter not happy about what they are hearing. >>> thank you, michaela. >> new attacks in israel. the u.s. now ge

chris and michaela are off. one man can fill their shoes. that is john berman. for a new leader on the day they were supposed to announce the new candidate. >> paul ryan, if you are watching right now and have something to tell us. call. it is call. >>> are there parallels this morning between the turmoil in the house and the rise of outsiders like donald trump and ben carson in the presidential race? let's begin our coverage with cnn political reporter manu raju on capitol hill what's happening now? >> capitol hill is still reeling after that stunner yesterday when kevin mccarthy dropped out of the race to succeed john boehner, throwing the gop into a state of disarray and panic. now attention shifts to a crucial meeting later this morning where house republicans will privately press one influential wisconsin republican into taking the speaker's gavel. paul ryan, many republicans see as the lone lawmaker who can get the house in order. >> there are a number of folks encouraging paul ryan to step up. i think he would be a consensus candidate.

still a big if, michaela. >> seems, if, all these words, all these tea leaves.s so much. >>> hillary clinton is expected to face eight hours of questioning when she appears before the house benghazi committee tomorrow. we're learning more about how she's preparing. brianna keilar from washington for us. >> reporter: there's a multifront democratic attack taking place against this republican-red house benghazi committee. this is rally the latest volley. this is a book by david brock who's hillary clinton's chief defender and his super pac "correct the record" which is working in con juction with the clinton campaign. this is called the complete gid to the benghazi select committee, 140 pages lambasting this committee, even taking aim at the members of the individual committee. this group is expected to launch a war room tomorrow during hillary clinton's testimony. we expect that this testimony will take several hours as it did back in 2013 when she received before congress on benghazi. and the staffers are going to be responding rapidly to some of the things that

michaela is in new york. in case the slots get the better of her and alisyn abandons the post.ndidates next to each other other on stage. the best way to evaluate them. that is what you have in hillary clinton and bernie sanders and the rest of the field here on cnn in the hotel behind us. the campaigns are hyping and spinning. we have lots of great information for you on what to expect tonight. >>> meanwhile, there are some developments in the game changing wild card known as joe biden's decision. one top senator says she believes he will run. jim gulla costa is inside the debate hall. give us the latest, jim. >> good morning. vice president joe biden is certainly the wild card in the mix of this democratic debate. we heard yesterday that the vice president will be staying at the white house all day long. he won't be here in vegas. no question about it, we don't know if it's time to go to bed or get up. we do know it's almost debate time, roughly 12 to 15 hours from now. the debate stage is set. the center podium will be where hillary clinton is standing. when she landed in la

michaela: hello, and welcome to "global 3000." the world is supposed to have become a better place by this year. 2015 marks the deadline to reach eight u.n. millennium goals. the results are mixed. more children go to school than ever before, the number of people going hungry has been halved, but that still leaves some 800 million people struggling to get by. this month, world leaders meet in new york to define what ought to come next. reporter: 17 new sustainable development goals for 2030 should make the world a better place. end poverty

chris and michaela are off. no fear, john berman is here. >>> what a morning, what a night.o keep her cool even more than some committee members. and this morning there are conflicting impressions about how much new information was actually revealed. >> how about these questions? were there any new facts that proved that hillary clinton was directly responsible or negligent in preventing the attack in benghazi? did she provide new information about her e-mails and what impact will all of this have on the 2016 presidential race? we have it all covered for you. let's begin with cnn senior political correspondent brianna keilar live in washington. what a day it was, brianna. >> yes, this was a feat of stamina, ten hours in the hot seat for hillary clinton. she came out the survivor here, certainly a lot of observers think that she was relatively unscathed. her campaign feels pretty good about this. but republicans feel that she appeared very evasive and didn't answer all of their questions. >> i really don't care what you all say about me. it doesn't bother me a

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>> clues but no clarity, that's right, michaela. good morning. democratic sources tell me vice president joe biden is sounding very serious about a run for the white house. he's been reaching out to loyalists to talk strategy. even his friends inside the democratic party are not sure how long he can drag this out. last night he met with political advisers and his team is talking to operatives about joining a potential campaign. it seems every day biden sends out another teaser about his intentions. consider the comments he made yesterday at a climate conference at the white house where he seemed to take a dig at hillary clinton. >> darrell issa, not a republican friend of mine. he's a friend. i don't consider republicans enemies, they're friends. >> now, that might have been a dig at hillary clinton who said last week at the democratic debate on cnn, she considers republicans her enemy. moving on to one pennsylvania congressman, brennan boyle tweeted he has a source telling him, we'll put it up on screen, that biden will run. i talked to boyle ye

>> this is "new >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good"new day." it is tuesday, october 20th, 6:00 in the east. we want an outsider in the white house. that is the message, loud and clear from republican voters in a brand new cnn/orc poll this morning. this is the new normal for the gop. nearly half of republicans throwing their support behind donald trump and ben carson. trump leads carson 27-22 as you see on your screen. the next candidates are all at least 14 points back, close to statistically insignificant. here's a big brow razor to are you, trump's lead over carson is now just outside the margin of error. >> carson getting an eight-point surge in just the last month and look at carly fiorina's numbers. her post-debate bump has evaporated. she's back in the lower tier with just 4%. also 75% of republican voters say they are satisfied with the gop field and that compares to 70% of democratic voters in yesterday's poll who say they are satisfied. so the anti-establishment sentiment, though, among republican voters are apparently reach

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning welcome to "new day." it is tuesday, october 6th. 6:00 in the east. here is the latest. one body spotted from the 790 foot cargo ship that sank last thursday in the middle of hurricane joaquin over the bahamas. this is now making time of the essence as rescuers comb two debris fields and following reports. the ship's owners are telling the ap that the ship suffered mechanical failure as it tried to avoid the storm. >>> the ntsb launches a go team this morning to investigate, is it possible anyone survived the hurricane that tore through their route? cnn's alexandra field joins us now with the latest. >> there's a lot of hope that there are more survivors out there. they did recover at least one body, however, they were not able to identify the body and were not able to recover the body. instead, they've had to move on to investigate every other sign of possible life out in the sea. this is a joint effort between the coast guard, the army and the navy. they have been looking to find an

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good "new day." is a cat three hurricane and heading this way. that means 120-mile-an-hour winds as it bears down on the bahamas. joaquin could gain more strength today. >> 80 million people on high alert. flooding is the concern. virginia declaring a state of emergency. the question is will it make landfall in the u.s. and where and whether? cnn has the coverage. let's start with chad myers with the latest forecast models. chad. >> they are different than yesterday. which is not exciting. we want them to all agree all the time. that is the way we know they are correct. 120-mile-an-hour storm. hurricane hunters have been flying through the storm all night long. it will hang out in the bahamas for almost 48 hours. then it will make a run to the north. it is the hanging out part that has the models confused. they don't know if it will shoot to the north or shoot to the east and away. we still have this differential of models. one to the left of the united states and one not. everyone is asking if it wi

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning.october 16th. brooke baldwin here today. they are missing big news because there is a message from vice president joe biden. telling supporters to get ready to give their all. cnn learned the biden family is on board with the presidential run. all indications are an announcement is eminent. >> here is what we are learning. details about the campaign message if he were to run. what impact will the biden bid have on the democratic ticket and the money race which the candidates have. we have the story covered only the way cnn can. let's start with jeff zeleny live in london this morning. jeff, what do you know? good morning? >> reporter: good morning, brooke. vice president joe biden has been calling top strategists in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. the important early voting states asking if they would be on board if he decides to run. he's getting closer and closer to making his announcement, perhaps in the next week. >> have you made your decision yet? >> i can't hear you. >>

>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> friday.ou. and your "new day." it is friday, october 30th. 6:00 in the east. we have breaking news. a massive six-day manhunt for a dangerous fugitive spanning several states over now. the suspect was wanted for shooting a tennessee police officer during a traffic stop and firing at a kentucky >> he was killed in an overnight shootout ending da ii of high drama. how did this go down? >>s it harrowing. kentucky state police confirm that floyd ray cook, the fugitive wanted in the shooting of a tennessee police officer is dead. the 62-year-old is a convicted rapist and robber. he had been on the run since saturday when he shot an officer during a traffic stop in putnam county, tennessee. the officer was wearing a bulletproof vest. he was released from the hospital later this evening in good condition. he was then involved in a second shooting. escaping to highway 61 near the tennessee/kentucky border. plea police closed in on cook after he stopped at a home and asked for a ride.

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo, allisisyn camero camerota, and michaela pereira.should have attacked the shooter instead of getting killed in the oregon shooting he does say this as not criticism of the victims. and now a student has slammed the presidential hopeful. >> despite that backlash, rupert murdoch tweeted that carson is terrific and would be a real black president. let's begin the coverage with athena jones live in des moines, iowa. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. the murdoch comments relating to a lot of raised eyebrows. the question now, whether the latest comments will damage that appeal. >> i want to plant in people's minds, what to do in a situation like

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning.come to "new day." it is monday, october 19th. 6:00 in the east. we have the first national polls, cnn's record-breaking democratic debate. not joe biden. hillary clinton is the winner according to the cnn/orc poll. we have insights of what is working for voters. take a look. democrats say clinton was a winner by a 2 to 1 margin. she has a 16-point lead over bernie sanders. there is also insight in the poll into biden's potential as >>> which issues voters feel are most important and which candidates they think are best equipped to handle things like gun violence and the economy. let's take a look. 71% of voters say they like their choices now. 30% say they are not very satisfied. if joe biden does not jump into the race, clinton's lead over sanders widens to 23 points and the vice president's window may be closing. a slim majority of democratic voters now believe he should not enter the race. a lot to talk about this morning. >> absolutely. let's do that with cnn senior political corr

. >> good morning, michaela. let's get right to it.activity and specifically the president's record on jobs. >> workforce participation rates lower than they were in 1977. 6 million more than people living in poverty than the day barack obama got elected president. >> let's talk about these numbers and whether they are true. figures from labor bureau of statistics do show that the number is up and workforce participation is down. it's at the lowest since 1977. however, economists suggest a lot of that, some of it at least, has to do with ageing baby boomers and was not that unexpected. his other claim about more people living in poverty. i want to show you this, the poverty rate is higher than when president obama was elected but lower than the peak in 2010. all of that 2008 to 2010 period skews these numbers. taking all of that into consideration, those claims from jeb bush are mostly true. let's talk about donald trump. the moderator asked trump, gimp his company's bankruptcies, why the company should trust him. his response. >> i ne

>>> this is "new >>> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota, chris cuomo and michaela pereira. >> it'sast. we have breaking news, a 1,000-year flood in south carolina. first responders resuming search and rescue operations this morning. there have been hundreds of saves in deadly rushing water. at least count, five people killed on the state's roadways. that number almost certain to rise. >>> governor nikki haley calling it the worst flooding in the state's history, a 1,000-year event. most highwayways in charleston remain closed. nick valencia, live in columbia, south carolina. how is it there, nick? >> good morning, alisyn. this storm has been lingering for several days here at this hydroelectricity plan t tity pl columbia, south carolina, they put out

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>>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> welcome to "new day.our new day. first off, you'll have to see this to believe it. i cannot describe what happened in this violent classroom confrontation between a cop and a high schooler adequately, but it has triggered outrage in south carolina and videos of the incident are going viral everywhere. they capture a school resource officer, which is really a cop, pulling a female student from her seat, body slamming her in front of the class. you will watch, we will discuss, here's a taste. >> there's the officer dragging the girl through the classroom. that officer placed on administrative leave by the sheriff's department. some in the community demanding he be fired. let's begin our conch with jason carroll. what do we know? > no matter what the circumstances, this video is very disturbing, very troubling to look at. as you say, a number of folks there in the community, asking for this officer to be fired. just as the video starts, you can hear the deputy say, you're going to come with me or i'm going t

and let me start with you, michaela, what are you learning as part of the program?uld say the brownfield youth court teaches you not only how the young people can make a difference in how to help others burk good life lessons like public speak, and i am pretty sure that if it weren't for charisse, i would not be talking to you. it teaches you what is going on in the real world and the fact that i'm in brownsfield youth cou court, i am making a difference and i'm proud of that. >> and so i am extremely proud of you and the model, and talk to me about the kinds of cases that these young people hear and the sanctions that they dole out. >> yes. so the youth court here is e low-level offenses such as whether a young person jumps a turnstyle or doubles up on the fare to school altercations, to petty larceny and things of that nature. >> when you are working to make a decision and working tot, do you find that the young people who are offenders before you are irritated that young people can sanction them or do they have more respect for it, because it is other young peopl

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