ms. sanders: burlington.kept coming up and saying, bernie, we think you should run. if you are thinking about it, because everybody knew we were, we will be there and support you. these were all working-class people in denny's. and we were at the point where he was saying, i said to him, if you really want to do it, you know that i will be 100% behind you. it is not something i am excited about, but if you feel it is the right thing to do, you know i will be 100 percent behind you. he says, i don't want to do it unless you are 100% there. in walks a veteran, and he says, i don't mean to interrupt, i just want to tell you how much i support you, and i want to thank you. you got me my benefits after 30 years, vietnam, agent orange. i will do anything that i can if you run for president because we needed. -- for president, because we need you. i had tears in my eyes. i sat down. bernie shook his hand. i sat down and said, i give up. you have to do it, i guess. that was it. and it was, go for it. john: literally

ms. sanders and the shepherd warmth, the gratitude, and above of south carolina feels for them. >> and after reflecting on the hard year of south carolinians, governor haley challenged lawmakers to respond to those tragedies by working together. coming up in the second half of two next newscast, more on governor haley's address, including what she wants from lawmakers as well as promised and demand for 2016 and feedback from legislators. >>> state democrats tests the response. the lawmaker talking about a state controlled by republicans for the last two decades now, a state she says is failing under that leadership. >> are you proud of our public education system? are you satisfied with the conditions of our roads and bridges customer are you confident that if you got sick you could avoid that -- you could up for the treatment? in almost every category. we've been duped. >> so who is representative many powers? she's an attorney from lancaster. she graduated from furman and is a 1997 grad from the school of law. relatively new player in the political game. she served in the house of represen

with sanders hot in iowa and new hampshire, clinton chose to attack. ms. clinton: the comments senator sanders has made don' t just affect me. mr. sanders: you have received over 600,000 dollars in speaking fees from goldman sachs in one year. and bernie sanders on a debate stage, clinton accusing sanders of flip-flopping on gun control. voted to let guns go on to amtrak, into doing research to figure out how we can save lives. mr. sanders: i think secretary very disingenuous. that is nonsense -- we are not care act. i helped write it. reporter: the vermont senator universal health care that would raise taxes on the middle class. ms. clinton: i have to say sure whether we are talking about the plan you just introduced tonight or the plan congress. didn' you hillary clinton was hoping to avoid -- her husband. mr. sanders: his behavior was deplorable. have i ever said a word about this issue? i have not. i' m going to debate secretary clinton and governor o' malley on the subjects that matter. emily: the nation honoring martin luther king jr. today. boston ci

sanders: that is nonsense. ms. clinton: to tear it up and start over again. sally: the debate brought some of the sharpest exchanges yet among the candidates, with senator bernie sanders touting his newly released universal health care plan. mr. sanders: right now, what we have to deal with is the fact that 29 million still have no health insurance. ms. clinton: i want us to defend and build on the affordable care act and improve it. sally: the candidates also mixed it up on guns. ms. clinton: he voted against the brady bill 5 times, he voted for what we call the charleston mr. sanders: i think clinton knows what she says is disingenuous. sally: clinton took on sanders for reversing his support for a law that shields gun manufacturers from lawsuits. mr. sanders what i said is we : will re-look at it. we are going to re look at it and i will support stronger provisions. mr. o'malley they've both been this issue. i'm the only candidate on this stage who's passed comprehensive gun safety legislation. sally: and sparks flew over who would be toughest on wall stree

close race in iowa, hillary clinton is highlighting the differences between she and senator bernie sanders. ms. clinton: in theory, there's a lot to like about some of his ideas, but in theory isn't enough. a president has to deliver in reality. sally: sanders, campaigning in new hampshire, also talking about differences. mr. sanders: the difference is, i think it's just too late for establishment politics and the crisis we face today. sally: the latest polling shows sanders' lead widening in the granite state. mr. sanders: this is the campaign that has the energy, has the momentum and can create a large voter turnout to bring us to victory. sally: politico's glenn thrush says it's a classic tortoise and hare dynamic, she has the organization, he has the enthusiasm. >> the question is going to become over the next few days is if we keep seeing sanders , pulling away in new hampshire, will we be hearing from the clinton people a sense that she's not going to compete fully in new hampshire. sally: on the republican side another iowa poll is out showing the race between donald trump and ted cruz

sanders: speakers fees for goldman sachs. ms. clinton: i have a plan that most commentators have said is tougher, more effective, and more comprehensive. weijia: sanders is leading in the new hampshire polls and hes tied with clinton in iowa, but a new poll gives clinton a big edge over the vermont senator nationwide. sen. sanders: when this campaign began, she was 50 points ahead of me. we were all of three percentage points. weijia: all 3 candidates are looking for a spark before the iowa caucuses on february 1. weijia jiang, cbs news, charleston. todd: plenty of times the debate was a contentious match between the two front runners, hillary clinton and bernie sanders. a debate watch party to get local reaction. grace: new job growth, equal pay, gun control, health care , and climate change were all fair game tonight. the answers vary, but those gathering at a watch party remain committed to their candidate. freezing cold temperatures did not keep dozens of urbandale democrats at home tonight. they gathered at the beer house to

sanders, while o' malley trails. all 3 tried to distinguish themselves. ms. clinton: i think it is fair to say i have a 40 year record going after inequality. senator sanders: establishment politics is not good enough. we need a political revolution. mr. o' malley: we cannot be this that up with our dysfunctional national politics and think that resorting to old ideologies is going to move us forward. chance to square off one last time this thursday night. republican john kasich is the only candidate with events scheduled here in new hampshire today. this is the crowd that packed molly' s tavern in new boston this morning. he also has events this afternoon in rindge and amherst. this comes a day after the ohio governor picked up the endorsements of "the boston globe" and "concord monitor." "the globe" says kasich is the republican with the best chance to be successful on the national stage. senator marco rubio has his first endorsement. george pataki is backing the florida senator for president. the former new york governor made the announcement today he dropp

hillary clinton attacked sanders on his plan for free college tuition. ms. clinton: i do not believe giving free college to donald trump's youngest child is in the best interest of all the hard-working americans who need help. marlie: among republicans, "the des moines register" poll shows donald trump has a five point lead over ted cruz and a 13 point lead over marco rubio. mr. trump: the only thing that matters is the poll that's going to be taken on monday. marlie: trump campaigned with reverend jerry falwell, jr., evangelical christian voters, while cruz said he looks forward to january 2017. mr. cruz: donald trump will be back on television. >> iowa gold. marlie: ethanol is a hot topic in iowa. the renewable fuel is made from corn, the state's number one crop. >> it could be a deciding issue for some iowa voters. marlie: farmer ray kyle phillips says he'll only consider candidates who favor a government mandate to increase the amount of ethanol blended into fuel. >> it's my livelihood, it supports my family. marlie: iowa voters have several opportunitie

issue thrown at her on the campaign trail in iowa, and disagrees with bernie sanders on offering free college to everyone. ms. clinton: i also think it is an open invitation for colleges and universities to keep raising their costs. if they think they have a flood of money that students are going to get, what incentive do they have to try to get costs down. mark: she spoke at length about women's rights, ranging from equal pay to advocating for 12 weeks of paid maternity leave. >> i can see the depth of her commitment to women's issues across the world, and she realizes it's not just a problem in the u.s. she's made it a , priority internationally too, to put people in places of power and remove barriers to their success. stacey: senator bernie sanders is on a five day swing through iowa just before the caucuses. today, he addressed more than a thousand people at iowa state university. many students say this will be their first time caucusing , because of bernie sanders. representing the middle class and his plan for tuition free public college resonates with them. >> this year especially, there's someone th

ms. clinton: i do not like the race. i've -- the raids. we need immigration reform. sen. sanders: being a cop is a police officers can try and break up disturbances without using the kind of force we see. ms. clinton: when you have police violence that terrorizes communities, there are so many different kinds of potential violent acts. we have to go after all of them. we cannot let anybody live in fear. cynthia: people here told me they were pleased with the answers of all three candidates. it was hard for some of them to make up their minds who they like the best, but they particularly liked that they had more in-depth answers. >> the incarceration rates of minorities. one student asked about white she asked the question of hillary, and i think hillary did a great job in saying that she was part of white privilege. in some of these debates, you don't can to hear that kind of cynthia: there were some lighter moments. sanders was asked how it would be for a democratic socialist to live in a white house -- in the white house. housing. steve: the race on the republican side is nice

clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders clashed on a number of issues starting with gun control. , ms. clinton: he voted for immunity for gun makers and sellers, which the nra said was the most important piece of gun legislation in 20 years. weijia: clinton slammed sanders for voting repeatedly with the nra, but the vermont senator pointed to his lifetime rating of d minus with the powerful gun lobby. mr. sanders: i think secretary clinton knows what she says is very disingenuous. weijia: fiscal policy and healthcare reform also dominated the discussion here in charleston. mr. sanders: in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, we should have healthcare for every man, woman, and child as a right. ms. clinton: there are things we can do to improve it but to tear it up and start over again, debate i think is the wrong direction. weijia: former maryland governor was also on the stage, but struggled to get a word in. >> i don't think there has been a single debate where people left saying they heard too much from martin o'malley. weijia: a new poll gives clinton a big lead nat

invested much of its resources in the february 1 caucuses, hoping a mr.ory could marginalize sanders and set msclinton on the path to the nomination. of the campaign's resources are now split between iowa and brooklyn headquarters. the campaign denied that figure. side,g at mr. sanders' saying that he has closed the gap with ms. clinton in iowa and is leading in new hampshire. he has struck a chord with the invoking bothe by their aspirations and disappointments that the obama years have not delivered what they had hoped. people are tired of being dominated a big money interests. bernie sanders expresses that in noty that we need to be afraid of bold ideas. one of the boldest of those is a health care system that sanders describes is better for all. liberals believe the only way that is the way we will reach their chairs to goal of medical coverage for everyone. survivor. what you think about the efforts iv administration? caller: -- by the administration. caller: i appreciated that speech more when rob lowe gave it on "the west wing." i have a question to ask america. how many times has someon

sanders gaining support. read bill: in oklahoma today, sarah palin stressed donald trump's antiestablishment campaign. ms. palin: you deserve a commander-in-chief who understands what our forces go through in who will never leave them behind. trump win, once again attacking ted crews for being born in canada and for failing to disclose two low-interest bank loans. mr. trump: because he did not want you to see that, ok? that is a problem. i think you go to caucus, you should think about that problem. read article and ted crews highlighted how he would fix the presidency by following the law. reporter: hillary clinton let her husband do the talking. mr. clinton: and three weeks is an eternity in politics. reporter: and running ads to make her look residential. ask to do everything it takes to -- to make her look presidential. ask to do everything it takes to do every part of the job. john: a batch of snow moving through, a fast-moving system, and now south of 85, some rain mixed with a little sleet and even some snowflakes, but right now, most of the snow is tapering off and moving to the east, even to the

ms. clinton: we should pay tribute to people who helped bring us to this point and be challenged to continue their work.. sen. sanders: what is important is that we remember his vision, the world he wanted to see the -- to see the america he wanted , to see. reporter: all 3 democratic contenders commemorated the civil rights leader on the steps of the south carolina state house in columbia, fresh off their most contentious debate yet, hosted by nbc news in charleston on sunday night. hilary clinton and bernie exchanges over gun control, healthcare, and wall street, while martin o'malley struggled to get a word in. mr. o'malley: can i get 30 seconds, too? reporter: with just two weeks to go before voting begins in the presidential race, the republican candidates are getting aggressive, too. but many of them also took time to recognize dr. king. front runner donald trump made a campaign stop at liberty university in virginia. mr. trump: so we'll dedicate that to martin luther king, a great man. reporter: jeb bush tweeted a picture of dr. king saying he changed the nation for the the better. weijia jiang, cbs news, wash

sanders are closing in on donald trump and hillary clinton. >> don't rule out new hampshire. the latest polls among likely participant ms. in iowa shows cruz edging past trump. among the democrats sanders new hampshire. putting her campaign on edge. here's abc's devin dwyer. >> reporter: in new hampshire, hillary clinton is playing catchup. trailing bernie sanders in the granite state, clinton's campaign is sending panicked e-mails that the race is seriously tight. >> i think we're gaining steam here in iowa. i think we have an excellent chance to win here. >> reporter: now neck and neck clinton is sharpening her attacks. >> to stop them, stand with her. >> reporter: in a new tv ad, clinton suggests she's the most electable candidate. but in the latest poll, hillary is tied with trump in new hampshire and loses to ted cruz and marco rubio. sanders beats all three. >> the polls go up and down. i stay pretty focused. >> also under pressure in iowa republican front-runner donald trump. >> we're sort of, like, tied with ted cruz. >> cruz spent a week barn storming iowa by bus, and today he knocked trump's signature plan to de

she sounded much like bernie sanders, hitting on income clinton said she agrees with warren buffet, who just endorsed her, that the rich need to pay more taxes. ms. clinton: if you make a million dollars, you should have to pay a 30% effective tax rate. the days it have to be over that someone making $1 million or more is paying a lower tax rate than a secretary, nurse, firefighter, teacher. i am going to implement the buffet rule. cynthia: clinton also talked about student debt, health care and how iowa is leading the way , in clean energy. she apparently pressed the democratic national committee to add a presidential debate before next month's new hampshire primary, seeking another high-profile exchange with rival bernie sanders. steve: bill clinton is back in iowa campaigning for his wife. the former president will be in mason city tonight at 6:30. he has appearances tomorrow in waverly, mount vernon, new york city mayor bill de blasio is also set to campaign for hillary clinton here in iowa. the mayor and his wife will spend 4 days in our state. they will return to new york the day after iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses. de blasio was cli

presidential candidate said her opponent bernie sanders, who is now leading in some of the polls here in iowa and new hampshire, isn't strong enough on gun control. ms. clinton: i find it kind of interesting, you know, he always, whenever i say you know you voted against the brady bill 5 times, you voted for what the nra said was the biggest nra priority, giving them immunity , he says, "well i am from vermont." pat leahy, the other senator from vermont voted against that's not an explanation. vanessa: supporters says clinton knows what she's talking about. >> she's the best chance for getting women's equality, getting equal pay for women, and i feel like she's our best chance for getting real gun control. vanessa: clinton also said she differs with sanders on healthcare. she says she supports the affordable care act and she says sanders wants to roll everything into a national system and turn it over to the states. she says that would be a big problem. live in the ames bureau, vanessa peng, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: the stage is set for the next republican presidential debate thursday in south carolina. fox business network is broadca

ms. clinton: there is no way to do it without raising taxes. heather: clinton taking aim at the spending ideas of rival bernie sanders. with the iowa caucuses 3 weeks from tonight, the latest poll shows sanders has pulled into a statistical tie with clinton. iowa is a tie on the republican side also, with donald trump and ted cruz leading the pack. in new hampshire today, trump mr. trump: basically had to fix -- how to fix the problems, elect trump as president. that' s right, president obama, you' re fired. heather: polls give trump a double-digit lead in new hampshire, which votes in the nation' s first primary 4 weeks from tomorrow. meanwhile, president obama is finishing up writing his 8th, and final, state of the union address. he' ll deliver it tomorrow night to a joint session of congress. you can watch the president' s address here on channel 5. abc' s live coverage begins at 9:00. ed: $1.4 billion. and the powerball jackpot might not stop there before wednesday' s drawing. the jackpot is changed every day after evaluating the previous day' s sales. we should know by tomorrow afternoon if it will go any higher

ms. clinton: i want to impose what i call a fair share surcharge. cynthia: while clinton met iowans in the bowli-- bowling alley, sanders met with the president in the white house. but afterward, his mind was on the midwest. sen. sanders: i think what the iowa campaign ends up being about is one word, turn out. we're feeling really good about where we are. cynthia: to help turn out the female vote, which is behind clinton, sanders brought in susan sarandon to dm. -- susan sarandon. >> if you're going to go with somebody with the courage to make moral decisions when they are not popular, i think this is the guy. cynthia: while donald trump drops out of tomorrow's debate, hillary clinton asked the democratic national committee to add another presidential debate, hoping for another exchange with rival bernie sanders before next month's new hampshire primary. race at the top of the republican ticket. this week's quinnipiac poll shows that just 2% now separate donald trump and ted cruz with marco rubio as the only other republican in double-digits. tomorrow night should have been the last time trump, cruz, rubio, and the rest of the republican field face

reporter: last night, senator bernie sanders was under attack by hillary clinton over his stance on issues like gun control. ms. clinton: he has voted with the gun lobby numerous times. >> probably everybody here would say anybody but hillary. reporter: this new hampshire republican supports ted cruz. today, he' s calling donald trump nervous. >> donald seems rattled. i understand he' s losing support and it seems his responses to reporter: trump never mentioned ted cruz. mr. trump: we are going to protect christianity and if you look at what is going on throughout the world, few look at syria, they are chopping off heads -- you look at different places and christianity is under siege. reporter: in iowa, evangelical voters could sway the caucuses. mike: in a rare move running into american politics, the british parliament voted on banning donald trump from the country. the petition points to his calls to ban muslims from entering the u.s. as the reason why he should be banned. incredible moments today in germany as the family of safe read prisoner got to see them for the first time in years. base with his sist

sanders. a new bloomberg-des moines register poll shows ms. clinton leading by just two points. ie sanders by 9 points in that same poll. iowa's first in the nation caucus is less than three weeks away. you are watching "cnn newsroom." and still to come, one day after a terror attack that killed two people and wounded dozens of others, next week we take you live to jakarta where indonesians say they will not live in fear. stay with us. >>> isis claims responsibility for the deadly bombing in downtown jakarta. the bombing that killed two people, an indonesian and a foreigner. two dozen worst wounded in that attack. police say the attackers used grenades and handguns. they also say the indonesian militant behind the attack is in syria right now, and instructed his cells back home to strike. an anti-terror source says they found a blog with isis teachings that is likely to belong to him. meanwhile, indonesians say they will not be afraid. listen. >> this accident can happen in a day, in night. so we just careful. every time. >> are you afraid that there could be more violence? >> no

ms. clinton: he voted for guns to go on amtrak, on national parks. he voted against doing research to figure out how we can save lives. autria: analysts are saying sanders came out ahead in the debate, but are not sure it was enough to give him an advantage in the national polls. attacks are escalating between donald trump and ted cruz. trump is saying that ted cruz is a hypocrite railing against big banks, even though he took loans. trumpuz saying donald displaying the art values. : it may be a little bit of a new york background, because there is some different attitude in different parts of the country, and i was raised in new york and grew up and worked in new york city. autria: when asked about that interview he said "it does not matter, they understand me." ted video,cap put out this in a fundraiser where he should support for crews. ted cruz on his way to a campaign rally in new hampshire but first made a stop in virginia -- donald trump is on his way to a campaign rally in new hampshire but first made a stop in virginia at liberty university. turning to sports, the professional tennis world under fire after some ranked players are facing accusat

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sanders: we are touching a nerve with the american people who understand that establishment politics is just not good enough. ms. clinton: they throw all this stuff at me, and i'm still standing. nikole: and martin o'malley. >> hold strong at your caucus because america is looking for a new leader. nikole: all trying to distinguish themselves to voters before they caucus next week in iowa. martin o'malley: with only three of us in this democratic primary, there's only one of us who can still upset the apple cart. nikole: o'malley joked about lagging in the polls which show a neck and neck race between clinton and sanders who played nice. >> i like hillary clinton and i respect hillary clinton. nikole: but also nudged each other over the issues from income inequality to the iraq war. >> i voted against the iraq war. hillary clinton voted for the >> i have a much longer history than one vote, which i have said that was done. nikole: and republicans will get their chance to square off one last time before the caucus in a debate this thursday night. in washington, i'm nikole killion. elizabeth: as we look ahead to

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sanders >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. we have jamie-lynn sigler's brave battle. >> i was diagnosed with ms at 20 years old. it was a shock. >> why she's revealing it now just days after her wedding and what women everywhere should know about ms. dr. ashton here live. >> "off the wall." exclusive footage from michael jackson's personal vault never seen until now. director spike lee shining a spotlight on the king of pop's early years. >> what i do, i don't want it labeled black or white. i want the labeled as music. >> the moments that michael first spread his wings a solo artist is jackson like you've can't stop me no >>> a parenting alert. a big headline about college admissions this morning. more than 50 top schools banding together to change the game for your kids. how you like me now >>> all that and kym johnson helping you dance and diet your way to a better body as we say -- >> good morning, america. you're holding be she said shut up and dance with me >> good morning, america. robin on assignment today. it's a big wednesday morning here on "gma." you just saw our "dancing with the stars" pro kym joh

sanders after a speech on wall street said this. huge -- have to be broken up. that is not ms. have two separate commercial banks from investment banks and insurance companies and breakup major financial institutions for the good of our economy. clinton'slary campaign pushed back saying hers on wall street is the toughest out there. smart money ise going to the gop? steve: it depends on who the nominee is. there are a lot of people on the sensible center. democrats or republicans, looking for someone who is moderate and constructive. they were for obama in the first election. if it is chris christie or marco rubio, that is one thing here down to -- donald trump or ted cruz, that is another thing. >> they reflect on the financial crisis. bank.k., very small have you got any push it back -- push back? >> i think this is an incredibly emotional issue p the mood of the country is clearly on the line of what bernie sanders is saying. street's goal is to get under the radar screen. the last it will do is get into an argument about what caused the financial crisis. it does not quite g

sanders, i'm gonna stand by you >>> 8:00 on "today." jamie-lynn sigler speaks out. the star opens up in her first live television interview since revealing she has ms. why she's finally sharing her story after keeping her battle a secret for 15 years. >>> plus, tech overload. why it's so hard to resist scrolling, liking and checking for those updates. the toll all that connecting with can take on our brains. >>> and it's a family affair. super stars angelina jolie and jack black talk about working with their kids in the latest >> did you have to convince them to do it? >> we forced them. get out there and do your job. earn some money for this family. >>> today, wednesday, january 27th, 2016. >> we're sisters celebrating our graduation in new york. >> we're from oklahoma. >> shout out to my friends back in texas. i could use a little bit of your sweet kiss, your lips >> good morning, texas. >> shout out to hurt our kids. we love you. >> jacksonville, florida. hi, mom! >>> we are back now. 8:00 on a wednesday morning, the 27th of january. this month went fast. >> it did. >> 2016. nice people out. it's kind of a damp morning here in the northeast. by