mr. o'malley: perez herrera is from las vegas. [applause] mr. o'malley: born in mexico, she grew up in las vegas. hearing disparaging comments about immigrants from the other kids in school. today, she is a campus leader, a chci intern, and a proud fighter for citizenship rights for herself and millions of americans like her. she relies on doca and she is exactly why we need to do so much more. thank you for your leadership. they are the voices in our policies today. [applause] mr. o'malley: i know that there are voices in our politics today who are saying some pretty hateful things about new american immigrants, saying things that run contrary to the common humanity we share as a people. elias and elsie represent more positive voices. and more numerous. i have news for people like donald trump and those in the republican party who say these hateful things. and it is this. , in our country, there's no such thing as an illegal person. babies do not come shaped like anchors. [applause] mr. o'malley: and almost all of us had to make our way here at

mr. o'malley: perez herrera is from las vegas. [applause] mr. o'malley: born in mexico, she grew up in las vegas. hearing disparaging comments about immigrants from other kids in school, fearful her own classmates might learn her story. today, she is a campus leader, a chci in turn, -- intern, and a proud fighter for citizenship rights for herself and millions of americans like her. she relies on doca and she is exactly why we need to do so much more. elsie, thank you for your leadership. they are the voices in our policies today. [applause] mr. o'malley: i know that there are voices in our politics today who are saying some pretty hateful things about new american immigrants saying , things that run contrary to the common humanity we share as a people. elias and elsie represent more positive voices. and more numerous. i have news for people like donald trump and those in the republican party who say these hateful things. it is this. in our country, there's no such thing as an illegal person. babies do not come shaped like anchors. [applause] mr.

mr. o'malley: he came here back in the late 1800s without any money. his first language was not english, it was irish. he was a stranger in a strange land. but the hopes and dreams he had for his children were purely american. starting from zero, like so many americans today, he worked beside a lot of other new americans who risked their lives in the minds of arizona to feed their families, to give their grandchildren a better future. americans today have very similar experiences, the same drive, the same spirit, the same love of family and country that builds our nation up. it is a spirit that has always made us a land of opportunity. there's not another nation on the planet that has earned that brand, the land of opportunity. veryany years, i had intentionally and repeatedly ,sed the term as an executive mayor of obesity, and governor, i've used the term "new americans." the genius of our country is not so much where you came from, it's where you're going, and where we are all going together. there was a time when my great-grandfather arrived here, w

mr. o'malley: perez herrera is from las vegas. [applause] mr. co, she grew up in las vegas.

mr. o'malley also will be in studio with tim on this weeks edition of "this week in siouxland" beginning at 9am sunday. northwest iowa republicans rally withseveral gop contenders tomorrow night in orange city. rick santorum, marco rubio, carly fiorina, and chris christie... will all attend the event begins at 7 p-m at the bultman center on the northwestern college campus. jenna: champion of change... that's what one siouxland farmer is being called after being honored in washington dc for his work on sustainable farming. abc9's elisa raffa visited his farm today and has more... elisa: martin kleinschmit... known as a farmer, local leader, and educator, but monday he recieved an incredible honor... an award from the twelve farmers named a "champion of change"e"n award honoring men n d women for occupational service. martin... for his dedication sustainable farming in nebraska. "there's other people like us out things to happen... to for the future and i to be one of those people. what a great time!" says martin kleinschmimi nebraska farmer honored in washington d.c. for his efforts as an

mr. o'malley: i've learned how to be a very effective leader. i've learned how to get things done. i'm clear about my principles . i know where i stand. rose: in a key night for the candidates kcci's political , analyst dennis goldford says he saw positives from the two front-runners. >> the level of enthusiasm of the sanders supporters was certainly extremely memorable to me. but the fact that, at least in my assessment, governor clinton seemed more relaxed and settled into her role as a presidential candidate, that was a plus for her. rose: they will face off at the next debate at drake university on november 14. that event is co-sponsored by kcci. live in des moines, rose heaphy, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader >> it's time to wake up america. we can do better. we have better choices. laura: plenty of action happening before the dinner. that's pop-star katy perry. she joined former president bill clinton at hillary clinton's rally downtown. more than 1000 people packed into the parking lot on 5th ave for the free event. sen. sanders: the pundits, the great political experts -- l

mr. o'malley: about 8 days ago, there were 5 of us on stage, at the next debate there will only be three of us. and i'm now the only candidate in this race that has elected experience as a chief executive. stacey: that next debate will be at drake university. kcci is proud to be one of the sponsors of the debate along with cbs news and the des moines register. you can watch the debate live on kcci on november 14. stacey: and, to see our entire interview with governor martin o'malley, tune into kcci 8 news close up, sunday morning at 10:30, right after "face the nation." kevin: the time to sign up for or renew your health insurance is now. monday, the polk county health department will hold a health insurance enrollment and renewal fair. the idea here is that folks like planned parenthood, visiting nurses, broadlawns, unity point, mercy, and primary health care will all be on hand to answer questions. the goal of the fair is to help people find a plan they can afford. the fair will be held monday from 1:00 until 8:00 at the evelyn davis leaning center, 801 university. stacey: folder in wi

mr. o'malley: we must advance the cause of paid family leave, so that all women can participate more fully in the economic life of our country, because when women succeed america succeeds. alyx: before the dinner, all 3 democratic candidates held rallies in des moines. young fans lined up for hours at the hillary clinton rally, just for a chance to catch pop katy perry. while sanders' supporters made noise across the river at his own separate rally. coming up later this morning, see how politics took over downtown des moines. plus, the new leader in the republican field who also has been campaigning across the state. three people are dead and 34 others were hurt when a car slammed through a crowd watching the oklahoma state homecoming parade saturday. witnesses say 25-year-old adacia chambers first ran her car into the motorcycle of a police officer working security that morning then crashed her car , into the crowd. authorities don't know if the incident was an accident or if it was intentional. >> we treat these like we would any homicide investigation and it will take several days to ge

mr. o'malley: baby now we got bad love. we used to use mad love take a look what you've done, cuz now we got bad blood, hey. steve: swift reportedly wrote the song about perry. o'malley isn't new to musical performance. he actually plays guitar and sings lead vocals in his band, o'malley's march. kurtis, after -- together. partly cloudy skies. humidity at 72%. you can feel a little bit of that moisture in the air. some comes up tomorrow at 7:33. mild at 10:00 a.m.. we could see a few midday showers. the average high, 62. a cool front moves through. not a tremendous amount of rain, but enough to end our 20 day dry spell. 900 in grinnell. thunderstorm activity around iowa city. about 60 400s in cedar rapids. our rain moved off to the east. wrigley field, starting to see rain in the bottom of the ninth. it is really picking up in chicago right now. out to the west, there is a front that is going to drop in here tomorrow and make a little bit of a wind shift. it is still going to be a mild day across the state. high pressure wil

mr. o'malley: i've learned how to be a very effective leader. i've learned how to get things done. i'm clear about my principles . i know where i stand. eric: o'malley is hoping to build momentum. he's still in the single digits in the latest quinnipiac poll with 4% support from iowans . clinton leads sanders 51 to 40%. elizabeth: vice president joe biden is also speaking out for the first time since he decided against running for the white house. biden told "60 minutes" he worried about dealing with his son's recent death while on the campaign trail. mr. biden: what i struggled with was whether or not we could emotional, i could emotional handle this in away that i thought of bo it wasn't a problem. elizabeth: the vice president also said he would not have gotten into the race just to stop democratic front-runner hillary clinton. eric: on the republican side donald trump is reacting this , weekend to ben carson's surge in the polls. the des moines register poll shows 28% support for the retired neurosurgeon. and later this morning, we are going to go live to washington where nikol

mr. o'malley: i've learned how to be an effective leader. i've learned how to get things done. i'm clear about my principles . i know where i stand. rose: in a key night for the candidates, kcci's political analyst dennis goldford says he saw positives from the two front-runners. >> the level of enthusiasm of the sanders supporters was certainly extremely memorable to me. but the fact that at least in my estimate hillary clinton seemed , more relaxed and settled into her role as a presidential candidate, that was a plus for her. >> i got the eye of the tiger you're gonna hear me roar. todd: thousands flocked to downtown des moines to hear her roar. that's pop star katy perry on stage at the hillary clinton rally. former president bill clinton was there too. mr. clinton: i've never been the warmup act for katy perry the warmup act. >> oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain . todd: perry was on stage for about 15 minutes. she sang 4 songs, including mega hits "roar" and "firework." >> >> we want bernie, clap clap -- we want bernie! todd: bernie sanders support

mr. o'malley, martin o'malley, what has he got to do to get some sort of traction which so far he hasn't been able to find. we'll gif you the last word on that. >> he's in a very difficult position. he's trying to move to the left of bernie sanders. when you are trying to get to the left ever a socialist there's not a lot of ground there. he's going to be doing equivalent of hail maries throwing long into the end zone. i don't know if there's a lot of place for him to move in this place. >> webb is certainly the one that no one remembers. >> well webb at least has some room. webb has staked him out to the right wing of the democratic party. i don't know if there are a lot of people to the right wing of the democratic party. you can say you are a moderate to a moderately conservative voice. certainly with bdges o with bers and with hillary clinton. >> will kyle hill be on the attack or make nice so no one accuses her of not being nice? >> i think she'll have to play off what happens. david knows better than i on these things, advise some of these other candidates to sell themselves rather

mr. o'malley: because the early hood years are so critical, we took steps to increase quality pre-k educationut into place and passed our own lilly ledbetter act to protect women from workplace discrimination. we set, met, and exceeded, actually, in a recession, one of the most ambitious goals and the country for a women-owned minority business procurement and we exceeded it in a recession. and get this. as a result of all of these choices, we made maryland forrding to the center american progress, the best state in the nation for women's opportunity and economic security. state also has not only the highest concentration of women-owned businesses of any state in the nation, but we also have the lowest gender pay gap in the country. these things actually work. news about the future we face is this. we don't have to put on our false hopes. to our have to return true selves. we must recognize the powerful american truths that our economy is not money. it is people. it is all of our people. and therefore, just as our weents and grandparents did, must always raise the minimum wage to keep it abov

mr. o'malley tells me, peter, i'm with the u.s. attorney's office. we know your client is innocent.ch an emotional moment for me, i -- tears welled up in my eyes right in front of the teller. >> i thank god every day for john o'malley. when i looked in that man's eyes i seen a man who has integrity. i seen a man who was honest. >> o'malley's affidavit was enough for the bronx d.a. to reopen the case and to get in front of a judge, but that would take time. two more months. but now, at least, eric had reason to hope and in his cell, he assembled a little photo gallery of others who had been exonerated. >> this is my wall of hope. everyone here has been unjustly convicted and freed. ♪ >> on august 5, 2012, eric's lawyer goes to court. >> this is the first appearance to try to get the judgment vacated. >> cross is joined by his assistant, charmaine chester. by now they've worked on eric's case for six years. >> i want to see him out. i told him the last time i went up to sing sing, i said i'm not visiting you here again. this is it. >> finally, cross argues his case to the judge. >> my

mr. o'malley or mr. webb, it really does set up a circumstance where those folks have really nothing to lose and it does feel like here we are in vegas where the fights happen and the theatrics happen, that they may be the ones that can draw that attention. >> it's possible. i think you were talking a little bit earlier about how hillary does -- hillary clinton, excuse me, does have quite a bit potentially to lose, and the reality is that's just the set of expectation that's go along with being a front-runner. especially a front-runner that is so dominant as she has been despite the stumbles that she's made, despite the problems, whether it's benghazi, whether it's the e-mails. she's simply in a position of strength. and if she makes a mistake, she's going to contribute to that sense that there are problems going on in her campaign. and as we're waiting for joe biden to make a decision, that's simply going to add fuel to that fire. whereas for all of the other candidates who are going to be on the stage,

mrs. o'malley or mr. webb does set up a circumstance where those folks have already nothing to lose and it does feel like here we are in vegas where the fights happen and theatrics happen. they may be the ones that can draw that attention. >> it's possible. you were talking a little bit earlier about how hillary clinton does have quiet a bit potentially to lose. the reality is that's just the set of expectations that go along with being a frontrunner, especially a frontrunner so dominant as she has been despite the stumbles and problems, whether it's benghazi. if she makes a mistake, she's going to contribute to the sense there are problems in had her campaign. as we're waiting for joe biden to make a decision, that's going to add fuel to the fire. for all the other candidates on the staining, they still are take agopportunity to introduce themselves to the american people. in many cases it's going to be one of the biggest audiences they've ever spoken to. it's hard to go down from where they are. for cli

mr. o'malley: thank you very much.

mrs. clinton and sanders share the stage with -- shared the stage with martin o'malley and jim webb.bama plans to withdraw virtually all american troops from afghanistan before leaving on this -- before leaving office. iran is reportedly helping the syrian army as they attacked rebel forces. reuters says thousands of iranian troops are joining an offensive in northern syria. russian airstrikes are supporting the operation. official calls the airstrikes "reckless and indiscriminate." high drama in the national league playoffs. in new york last night, the game's best picture -- best tcher made the batters look sluggish. ever that first time they have clinched a playoff series at wrigley field at a couple of times, hoping for their first world series title in 107 years. it really is an underdog season, tom. tom: i cannot say enough about this. st. louis is such a dominant team this year. to see the cubs get the hope and the prayer over a century of disappointment is great. the president tweet last night was wonderful. for those of you worldwide, i cannot begin to convey the separation b

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mr. trump! >> martin o'malley on how he plans to work with dysfunctional republicans. and the hypothetical bravado of ben carson. >> hey, guys, everybody attack him. >> versus the real-life story of ben carson. >> guy comes in, puts the gun in my ribs, and i just said, i believe that you want the guy behind the counter. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. an absolutely astounding turn of events on capitol hill today, where the heir apparent to what is arguably the second most powerful job in washington suddenly withdrew from consideration, leaving the house republican caucus in an unprecedented state of disarray. in fact, the last time there was this much uncertainty around the next speaker of the house was probably back in 1860 when they had a few other problems to deal with at the time. until last night minority leader kevin mccarthy's path to the speakership seemed like a foregone conclusion. it takes 218 votes in the house and neither his two challengers, jason chaffetz of utah or daniel webster of florida, appeared t

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mrs. clinton in the more diverse states like nevada. for the lesser known candidates martin o'malley, jim webb, and lincoln chafee, it's just a chance to be heard. for mrs. clinton, it's a chance to move past her e-mail controversy. >> she gets to make her case directly to the american people without gossip columnists. >> people will have to contrast my consistency and my willingness to stand up to big corporations. >> should be interesting, referring to secretary clinton there. joe biden still has not announced whether he's in or out of this presidential race. but his supporters are losing patience. that story coming up tonight on nightly news in about 20 minutes. lester holt will join us. >>> there's a new crosswalk in the south bay aimed at making the street safer. i'm michelle roberts. why some say it's causing more confusion than anything else. >> i'm in oakland where we just spoke with warriors president about the team's big announcement. a lot of money spent on land just today. the story coming up. >>> and good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. another hot fall day wi

mr. biden's decision means the democratic presidential field is now three strong, including sanders,linton, bernie and martin o'malley. week, jim webb and lincoln chafee dropped out of the democratic race. hillary clinton supporters are breathing a sigh of relief. mrs. clinton's path to the democratic nomination seems open. nevertheless, mr. biden rebuked commentnton for her that republicans are enemies.uote vice president biden: i don't it'sve like some do that naive to talk to republicans. i don't think we should look at republicans as our enemy. opposition, not our enemies. john: what made biden and chafee running?ainst tim? tim: part of it was what biden messageng, that his doesn't actually resonate with the democrats now, that idea of working with the republicans. have decided, as barack obama has, that that's sort of a bygone era. another is, he actually was sort of quasi running for a while. out, herying to figure was calling donors, he was calling would-be supporters to see if he could get them. i think he probably found so many were on the hillary train now, even if they would have ago, now theyths were alre

mrs. clinton: thank you, bernie. thank you. [laughter] participants,her former maryland governor martin o'malley, lincoln chafee, and in web -- jimb. they were unable to steal the spotlight. genie: in turkey, the prime minister has complained to the u.s. ambassador about reports to possible weapons aid to syrian kurdish forces affiliated with rebels for your let's bring in jasper mortimer. why is he protesting against the u.s.? jasper: he claims the u.s. has been air dropping small arms to the syrian-kurdish fighters, to help them in their battle against the islamic state group. now, the syrian kurds, google ,nder the leadership of the pyd turkey fears the pyd will pass some of these arms to the pkk, that is the turkish-kurdish insurgency group. and there is a high probability of that because both the pyd pkk acknowledge the upper echelon, the kurds in the turkish jail, as their leader. avutoglu said we cannot accept the united states cooperating with a terrorist organization. turkey turns the pyd as a terrorist group just as they regard pkk as a terrorist group. the problem is the u.s., although the u.s. regards the doess terror

mr. mave, we said bernie sanders explanling himself, the x-factor, would martin o'malley be able to have a fiorina moment? how do you think people did in terms of meeting the bar for success? >> i think hillary put in a very, very strong performance. we did see a relatively smooth performance from o'malley. but i did not see that big breakout moment that we were all looking for, you know, obviously, these other guys are asterisks in the polls with the exception of bernie sanders, bernie sanders was actually a little more muted in his attacks on hillary clinton and than some of us were expecting, hillary just drove her points home every single time, she was ready, prepared, totally brought ler a-game and i think everyone else faded a little bit. >> donald trump's prediction was wrong. this was not boring. >> impossible. >> this was a compelling debate, what moment jumped out at you? >> it was compelling. no question, hillary clinton commanded the stage from beginning to end. she did that in almost all the of the debates. i think we have to let this settle in a bit to see how voters respon

mrs. clinton has a big lead nationally. former governor martin o'malleyer senators jim webb, former senator lincoln chafee will also share the stage. deaton was recognized for his studies of poverty in india. the 69-year-old will receive his award december 10, the anniversary of alfred noble's -- nobel's death. back to you. scarlet: thank you so much. let's get a quick recap on how markets closed. we are only talking about equities. some modest gains to keep the rally going, then volume -- thin volume. trading down about 30% below average. we want to bring in tracy alloway. you have been looking at copper, which everyone uses as a proxy -- it has become a proxy for china. tracy: that is kind of fair to say. we have a lot of debate right now about the actual work of copper. floors me that we are still -- it floors me that we are still discussing this three or four years on. we are still trying to gauge how much chopper -- copper there is in the world. this is one of my all-time favorite financial stories. a bunch of commodities traders were using copper as

former governor of maryland, martin o'malley and former senator from virginia, jim webb. hillary clinton is mr. speaker she made an -- vegas. she made an unscheduled stop. bernie sanders spoke at the no labels group. tonight might be the biggest test of his campaign. still, the big story line is can any of the other three break out of the pack. martin o'malley may be the closest match to bernie sanders' record. lincoln chafey, meanwhile -- chafee is a recent convert having been a liberal republican and independent for most of his career both as a senator and governor. then there's jim webb, the former secretary of the navy who positions himself as the anti-career politician. the wild card in all of this? will vice president biden show up for the cnn debate. they are supposed to already if he does, that will surely dominate the headlines tomorrow. chris, back to you. >>> jeb bush is in new hampshire this week. today he's giving a speech on repealing and replacing obama care in manchester. he released details on his plan last night. it increases tax credit to let consumers buy coverage. without

mr. cuomo, i thought o'malley really helped himself in the debate. >> did you?ic job. >> how so? >> he was very comfortable. looked more presidential than the other candidates combined to be honest with you. my heart is with sanders, my head is with clinton but i have to give o'malley props. i think he's going to help himself. >> if you give the heart to bernie, the head to hillary, what do you give to martin, the soul? >> maybe the money. >> let's look at the issue of black lives matter, when it came up. watch this. >> do black lives matter or do all lives matter? >> black lives matter. >> the point that black lives matter movement is making is a very, very legitimate and serious point. >> we've got to do more about the lives of these children. >> as a president of the united states, every life in this country matters. >> so that was interesting. every candidate had a different answer to that. were you satisfied? >> no, i wasn't satisfied at all. i think that, especially the last answer, you know, i get how -- every life does matter but right now we're talking

mr. sesno: you really don't think martin o'malley could when the nomination. [laughter] ms. pelosi: i don't know. what he did for marriage equality, guns, on the agenda that we want to have nationally, he did there. mr. sesno: does hillary clinton exacerbate the anti-establishment settlements? ms. pelosi: i would say that you have to balance it out. worth, ierson with -- do want is a trouble, but that is what you usually say. i am not crazy about this aspect for that aspect, but as it balances out, i see the reason. and i think that just being a woman, believe me, there will be change. there is nothing establishment about being a woman in politics. [applause] you forink -- thank what you said. and bernie, he is fabulous. mr. sesno: your greatest disappointment, greatest accomplishment? ms. pelosi: the affordable care act. [laughter] -- [applause] question, the biggest disappointment is to not be able to pass once again background checks as far as gun safety is concerned. the public wants it. [applause] the public wants it. the votes are there. mr. sesno: the votes are there i

. >> chafy, o'malley, murray, lincoln. >> maybe mr. biden. >> the ghost of joe biden.tuart: if the parents of bud and miller get together they would control 70% of the beer market. that can't be, that's a monopoly. ashley: nine of the world's top 20 beers would be owned by this company. one in every three beers would be associated with the company. what would have to happen both would have to spin off-- sabmiller will have to spin off miller coors franchise they won in the u.s. you cannot have this behemoth. part of thing is, the independent breweries have taken a bite out of profits. they've responded by, a, trying to become bigger and they've been buying up some of these, both have. stuart: ab, anheuser-busch, agreed to pay the miller peopled 3 billion if they can get it through regulatory approval. it's a breakup fee? >> everyone is confident they'll go through. some of the spin-offs. >> the only beer i drink anymore tastes like banana bra he had and stuff like that. stuart: there she goes again. stuart: it's not that everything is getting together in one conglomera

o'malley, lincoln chafy and jim webb. "the new york times" reporting how hillary clinton is planning to distinguish herself from bernie savenders in vegas. she is touching on how mrish his ambitious proposals if he was elected president. former governor of maryland, martin o'malley snap chatting while doing his debate prep. okay. that is a little rapped om. bernie sanders according to political yoe has been relukt toont do any prep at all. a week ago his two top aides sat him down and asked him whether he had a plan. sanders said he really wants to focus on the issues, something reaffirmed when asked about hillary clinton on "politics nation" this morning. >> we have real differences of opinion. and to my mind, the major issue is at a time when the american middle class is disappearing and we have more wealth and income inequality than any other major country on earth and getting worse, which candidate is prepared to stand up to corporate america, wall street, and the big money interests who have so much power over our economic and political life? >> we're bringing back ann lewis for this discussion. joining her is john nickels, writer at "the nation." thank you.

mr. trump is interstaining but i don't think it's entertaining when somebody is insult immigrants, insult women. >> reporter: clinton will be on center stage as sandier, web, o'malley, chafeey try to take some sean terp stage. >> i hit it debate presents a real opportunity for hillary clinton to start fresh, get past the scandal. >> the debate here at the wynn in las vegas is the first of six debates. for the lesser known challenges, that's a chance for a break-through performance. sanders will try to broaden his appeal beyond his supporters while former maryland governor martin o'malley expects to be the most aggressive. but one key democrat will not be on the stage. a super pac called draft biden 2016 release add new ad trying to persuade the vice president to get on stage. >> a strong performingance by hillary clinton might deter. >> even if he decides to run, a new poll still shows her leading the pack. >> aides say he will watch the residence at his residence in washington, d.c. tonight. >>> the debate begins at 8:30. we'll have highlights tonight. wusa 9 at len. >>> -- at eleven. >>> now to the latest breaking news. a water main break has flooded an intersect

mr. mccarthy is going to regret that comment. john: you mentioned the gun puttingd hillary herself on the far left to be in the league's with martin o'malley. you left out the person who is on this rare instance not on the far left, bernie sanders, who has a mixed record from a liberal perspective on gun issues. there are not many places where she can outflank bernie sanders to the left. she is going to take advantage of this. we been talking about the benghazi thing for some days, about how much an advantage that gaffe by kevin mccarthy gives her. she needed some way to turn the page, and maybe these two issues allow her -- will allow her to get her campaign to get on track being prosecuting. mark: she was in fine form, clearly energized by these two issues. after last week's campus shooting in oregon, the white house and other democrats, including hillary clinton, are renewing their calls are stricter gun control laws. republicans, including the presidential candidates, have talked more about mental health and the inability of government or society to do much of anything to stop mass killing's. both sides think this is a political winner

o'malley. >> asaf, how are chafee supporters responding right now? >> you mean jeff? he was so thrilled that lincoln got to meet miss clinton and mr. sanders because one of them might be president next year. >> trevor: i'm confused, whose living room are you in? >> this is jeff's place, a.k.a., chafee headquarters since jeff is the only guy backing lincoln chafee. >> i can get in here? please ki talk? can i get a word in here, please, please. >> trevor: we were just coming to you. >> it's about time. jim webb say war hero, and i deserve equal time covering him. senator webb and i are sick and tired -- >> jordan, we have to move on right now. desi, clinton campaign must be pleased after last night's performance. i mean the way she dealt with benghazi was fantastic. >> look, benghazi was not secretary clinton's fault. this is just a vast right wing-- oh, sorry, wait a minute, i didn't realize, you were complimenting her. ( laughter ) i'm just-- i'm just so used to being on the defensive with hillary. you know, it's like being a cubs fan in chicago. for so long, you believe in them because you feel like you have to, and then they actu

>> martin o'malley seems like a model for like jc penney or something like that. >> we will come back with you, mr. trump. you can stand by? >> i can stand by, but i want you to know i won the debate. i was trending on twitter more than the actual debate. i'm huge. >> slept. we'll be back after the break. >>> now let's hear some of what happened after the debate. it started as a bang when anderson cooper said this to hillary clinton. >> plenty of politicians evolve on issues and even democrats believe you changed your position based on political expeaked yen see. you were against same-sex marriage and now you are for it. you supported the trade deal dozens of times and even called it the gold standard. now suddenly you are against it. will you say anything to get elected? >> i have been very consistent over the course of my life. i have always fought for the same values and principals, but like most human beings including those who run for office, i do absorb new information. i do look at what is happening in the world. >> andy, welcome to the panel. >> thank you. >> i want to get your expert anal

mr. trump here. i'm happy we saw people like martin o'malley and mr. graham. this question goes out to the media.bout donald trump. please. [applause] dean: that's when you just drop the mic. richard: we have one more we want to get to write here. >> good afternoon. i'm from mount vernon, new hampshire. one of the things i found is the biggest issue facing my generation personally is college cost and student loan debt. i just graduated high school and i'm not going to college. i have to work because i can't afford college. i decided to skip out on college and go for a career as a realist date agent stood of going to college because i can't afford it. that's one of the biggest issues we face today. individualsated going into political offices 20 years from now and i think it's going to be a big issue if we don't got a way to pay for it and reduce the costs. here's an example of an american kid who wants to go to college and can't. any kid like this should be able to go to college. thank you. how about a round of applause for our friends here? [applause] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen the great state

mrs. clinton to the other democratic candidates, lincoln chafee, martin o'malley, bernie sanders.wall street. it is a political campaign and there will be a lot of ideas across the dimension. i'm the last person that needs to tell america that politics. industrygone on in our since the crisis? on a global scale and everything. you think about before or five issues. people were not regulated the same way. all of the participants are under federal reserve regulations and banking regulations that were not there before. and a lot of people who fail to do not have primary regulation. second is capital, we went in with $60 billion of capital but we have $150 billion today. that dimensional change in terms of what happens. after the stress test, we have and we hadl by a lot before the crisis. after we have taken the stress and keep paying dividends and buy back stock -- we are not unique, that is the industry. we have $500 billion of liquidity could we had $100 billion as a time right after the crisis. the scope of activity, the volcker rule,= -- industryhas made the safer. is wall stree

mr. trump is interstaining but i don't think it's entertaining when somebody is insult immigrants, insult women. >> reporter: clinton will be on center stage as sandier, web, o'malleyfeey try to take some sean terp

mrs. clinton pulled out all the stops as she visited the swing state last night. democratic rivals bernie sanders and former maryland governor martin o'malleythere for a high-profile democratic fund-raising dinner. every event is becoming a crucial chance for candidates to win over their party with only 100 days to the iowa caucuses. plus, there is a change-up on the republican side. donald trump is finally losing steam in the polls to gop rival ben carson. this could affect his perform anticipate in the next republican presidential debate as he faces off against carson, carly fiorina, jeb bush and marco rubio, among others. the next gop debate airs on cnbc this wednesday. >>> the presidential election isn't until next year, but your vote is still needed this november for local initiatives. county workers want to spread the word that it's even easier to vote. in several bay area spots like santa clara county, you can vote early every weekday leading up to the november 3rd election. even on saturday. to find specific information about guidelines, check the website of your local registrar's office. >>> bay area surfers might want to keep a sh

mr. anderson, i'm hearing a lot of that from criminal justice reformers. and not just hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley hillary clinton. there's a long marshall project sort of chronicling of her record on criminal justice, they've gone back and forth. how important is trust and how important is -- it doesn't matter as long as the politics continue to be there. >> well, look, i believe in trust but i also believe in verification. trust but verify. i think in this instance it's up to us, the advocacy community, and communities around the country, to insist on getting relief for those who are incarcerated for the reason that it makes no sense to fill up prisons without providing relief for individuals who will eventually be released. so i think it's really up to us to press our political leadership to force the issue and to be aggressive. and i think if we do it in a strategic way the results regardless of who is elected can't be against the kinds of things that we're pushing now. >> you know, ben -- >> you know -- >> please, go ahead. >> quite frankly, that's why the black lives matter movement is so im