paul tsongas, he'll take charge from the start. paid for by the tsongas committee. >>> some candidates want to give you a tax cut of 97 cents a day, will that create jobs? one candidate knows it's gimmicks and bigger deficits that got us into this mess. paul tsongas offers straight answers. he'll declare an economic emergency immediately to get america moving. rebuild industry and make our workers the most skilled and productive in the world. paul tsongas won't short change our future. he'll lead america back, paid for by the tsongas committee. >>> this weekend, the c-span cities tour, hosted by our charter communications cable partners, takes you to greenville, south carolina, to explore the city's history and lit rarry culture. >>> in 1939, september of 1939, when europe went to war. our allies primarily england and france looked to washington, d.c., for goods and materials that

paul tsongas offers straight answers. he'll declare an economic emergency immediately to get america moving. rebuild industry and make our workers the most skilled and productive in the world. paul tsongas won't short change our future. he'll lead america back, paid for by the tsongas committee. >> we'll hear from general mackwell taylor's opening statement, followed by committee member questions. >> our purpose is equally clear and easily defined. in his bawl speech of april 7, 1965, president johnson did so in the following terrible -- our objective is the independence of south vietnam and freedom from attack. we want nothing for ourselves, only that the people of south vietnam be allowed to guide their own country in their own way. this has been our basic objective since 1954. it has been pursued by three successive administrations and remains our basic objective today. >> and next saturday, secretary of state dean rusk gives his testimony depending johnson's vietnam policies. for the complete american history tv weeke

paul tsongas offers straight answers. he'll declare an economic emergency immediately to get america moving. rebuild industry and make our workers the most skilled and productive in the world. paul tsongas won't short change our future. he'll lead america back, paid for by the tsongas committee. >>> this weekend, the c-span cities tour, hosted by our charter communications cable partners, takes you to greenville, south carolina, to explore the city's history and lit rarry culture. >>> in 1939, september of 1939, when europe went to war. our allies primarily england and france looked to washington, d.c., for goods and materials that they needed. so washington, d.c., looked down to the textile capital of the world and all of a sudden government contracts came funneling into this area ask the mills here to begin producing for the war effort initially for our allies and then, of course, for the united states as well. >> and on american history tv -- >> we're standing right here. and this really was a pretty nasty spot. it's h

what we forget is he actually lost new hampshire that night by eight points to paul tsongas. that is how he called himself the comeback kid. that is something to keep in mind. i think the clinton campaign would like to get out of new hampshire, they would like to drive the deficit into single digits. they like to close with some momentum. they like to be able to tell the media, look, bernie sanders is from next door. he is from vermont. a huge advantage there. there is not a huge advantage to being from vermont here in new hampshire. that is another story. they will say that. they want the media to put an asterisk on it. they want to say we beat expectations. >> elise, quickly. after new hampshire, south hillary clinton doing very well in south carolina. well. after new hampshire, is there a path for bernie sanders? >> i think it just depends on how successful bernie is at expanding his message beyond non-white voters and if he can reach more diverse audiences. so far, he hasn't been successful. >> it is exciting to watch. elise and steve, thank you for talking with us this m

bill clinton, for all the fanfare about new hampshire, he lost to paul tsongas in 1992 by 8 or 9 points and he was a comeback kid. lori: that was brilliant on his part. and she won in 2008 against barack obama. sorry to interrupt you. we'll see what happens there. bernie as you said has to win by a wide margin to propel momentum in south carolina on super tuesday, right? >> absolutely. look, the democrats and republican calendar now crosses. the democrats go to first nevada then south carolina. the republicans go to south carolina first. the fact of the matter is iowa, new hampshire and vermont, bernie sanders home state are the three whitest states in the union. lucky for him that we had such a nondiverse constituency. the talk two weeks ago is what if bernie wins the first two states? he lost the first one, not by much, it's going to be worse for hillary a breakeven proposition and if the polls hold in south carolina and the other states hold, she is looking in pretty good shape. lori: okay, bring in ron to talk about the gop side of things, and obviously, we know, ron, that donald tr

bill clinton lost to paul tsongas in 1992. george w.ccain in 2000, and barack obama lost to hillary clinton in 2008. >> then again, new hampshireites also reward creativity in 2012 a man named very nonsupreme captured more than 800 votes in democratic primary as folks here supported his unique campaign. >> i have four planks. one, mandatory toothbrushing. two, zombie preparedness, three, time travel research, and, four, free ponies for all americans. >> you can see why he was popular. vermin supreme is running again. former president bill clinton released attacks against his political rival. why she says some of bernie8 at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like vacations equal getting carried away. more proactive selling. what do you think michal? i agree. let's get out there. let's meet these people. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. >>> i'm gregg jarrett with a fo

state that me him come what we forget is he acty lost new hampshirehat night by eight pointso paul tsongas. thats howealled himself the comeback kid. thats something to keepn mind. i t the cnton campaign wouldike to get out of new hampshire,heyouldike to drive t deficit into single digits. they like to c wit s moum. they like tbe ableo tell the media, look, bernie sanders is from next or. hes from vermont. ge advantagethere. there is not a hugedvantage to bein fromerere in n haire. thats another story. they will s . they want the media to put a asterisk on it. ey want to say we beat expectations. >> elise,quickly. after newhampshire, sou caliimy. hillary clinnoing very well after new hampshire, is there path for bernie sanders? >> i tnk it jus depends on w successful bernie i at pandin his message bey nowhite votersndf he can reac more diverse audices. so far, he hasn't been successful. >> it is exciting t elise and stev thank you for talking with us this >>> several authoriti are holding aichigan man w they y was plotting terrorist attackin t nef isis. a federal compleges the ear-old ned

but actually, bill clinton lost to paul tsongas, a new new englander by almost two to one.ark: you would have opposed. don't say that because you lost. joel: given how that turned out for president clinton. mark: i think she will declare herself the comeback kid as long as it is less than 30. the clintons have done it again. joel: we have been behind here for awhile. mark: i'm not looking forward to how this gets done. john: you feel like, does it concern you at all, you feel confident or insecure about nevada? it will be a long number of days after this new hampshire primary. joel: you don't feel secure about anything because you know these elections are going to be fluid. what i feel confident about is how our message works there. the strength we have. we beat him significantly with african-americans and latinos, the small group in iowa. going into nevada and south carolina, that will favor us. mark: we will see you in vegas. coming up, a divine intervention. we will preview bernie sanders and hillary clinton and what they need to do in a debate. the debate stage and talk

bill clinton lost to paul tsongas in the state. who else? george w. bush lost to john mccain.nd barack obama lost to hillary clinton. >> and we lost doug mcelway, just in time there. the support for him down in the s.e.v. states is another matter. we'll get more on that. it was interesting. lost, lost, lost, and then we lost him. >> donald trump looking to avoid a repeat of iowa and turn the big crowds here into an actual win. our next guest says winning is not enough. what he says donald trump must do today. and that's next. [vet] two yearly physicals down. martha and mildred are good to go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on the mend. it might not seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer, but...i wouldn't have it any other way. look at that, i had my best month ever. and earned a shiny new office upgrade. i run on quickbooks. that's how i own it. taken the time to learn i a little tiny bit ve ever of somebody else's native tongue? that opens up th

. >> listen, most people who are border states with new hampshire win, paul tsongas, dukakis, look at it. so bernie has got young people, yes, but these are people -- every time you have a populus movement like you have now, young people and angry white guys are in the mix. >> i've gotten a lot of things wrong in this cycle. one thing i called correctly, i think i was the first to say, boy, he has an uncanny doppleganger in larry david. >> what's that? >> they look awfully similar and sound awfully similar. >> thanks. >> in april i asked bernie about larry david. here's what he said. >> i am a great admirer of him. i'm not a great fan of television in general, but his stuff is hysterical. i really do like him. >> tonight "saturday night live," the two will be together again i guess to reinforce the support bernie is getting from the young people. >> yes. people have said, bill, it's very similar to the obama movement. it was young people. >> is it? >> it could be. i don't think so, but obama was extremely well organized everywhere. if bernie is getting the buses to the campuses and br

and that's really the meme they're looking for is a replay of bill clinton's 1992 race against paul tsongas you ever think they'd be saying it will be a win if we only lose to a socialist by ten points? >> i think what they're going to say after this whether it's 10 points, 20 points or 30 points, he was always going to win here, hillary was never going to win here. on to south carolina where he's beating him by 30 points and she's bound to win there. i think they're looking forward to that. the only reason that they're playing in new hampshire i think at this point is because they have to. they have to be here. they can't just skip over the state entirely and then go on and try to win the nomination. >> he started out at 6 points here. there is no way he was always going to win this state. francesca chambers, jane newton small, thank you very much. appreciate that. >>> still ahead, the kasich effect. the ohio governor holding several town halls today trying to swear some voters. will his up close and personal approach help him in tuesday's contest? we'll discuss. become especially importan

that's what bill clinton said when he finished second to a regional candidate, paul tsongas who was fromhusetts in 1992. bill clinton finished second and he declared kind of a victory because even though he had been leading earlier, he had been so savaged by scandal that he needed to make a comeback. so if she can close the gap some, she could come out of new hampshire with something. >> but if she gets another poll, another national poll where she is tied with bernie sanders, that's when i think we're going to see a level of panic in the clinton campaign that we have not yet seen. >> this is the worst nightmare for them because the argument all along has been bernie sanders is not electable, he does not have a national skpit ae -- constituency. if he can demonstrate i can go head-to-head against trump or marco rubio, it makes the clinton campaign's counterargument to bernie sanders a lot more difficult. >> kasie, i want to go back to what madeleine albright said because i for one do not believe everyone speaking extemporaneously should be held to every word they say on the campaign trai

[applause] cullen, you write in your book the next day according to official election results paul tsongason the 92 primary with 33% of the vote. clinton finished with under 25%. cuomo received nearly 4% on right ends but bill clinton survived. why did bill clinton lose in 1992 and why is surviving in new hampshire sometimes as important as winning? guest: people tend to forget that when bill clinton first ran for president he was campaigning to change a democratic party that lost five of the six previous presidential elections. he was saying specifically to voters we cannot go around electing or nominating another liberal in the mold of walter mondale and expect to win. he was trying to change the party at the time. his whole candidacy became a question of character. the draft story happened while campaigning in new hampshire. knocked thes that clinton campaign back on its heels, nearly knocked them out of the race but he persevered and kept on campaigning. he threw himself at the mercy of voters and they allowed him a second chance to continue running. host: is there a historical compari

it was michael dukakis, it was paul tsongas, john kerry.ers, but they're from massachusetts where they were in the television market, they were on television for the people in the state for years. bernie sanders, by contrast, vermont, sure, burlington's basically up here. you're not getting burlington television all the way down here in southern new hampshire in the population rich areas of the state. there is an advantage to bernie sanders coming from vermont and you see it right here, along the connecticut river, along the vermont border. they call some of this area vermont east. culturally it has a lot in common with vermont. bernie sanders probably does get an advantage there, but the key thing to remember is when bernie sanders got into this race, when you polled new hampshire, this was not an even race, this is not a race bernie sanders was leading. he was getting absolutely clobbered. that's not the thing you see when you have a built-in advantage. >> the interesting thing about the folks in southern new hampshire is a lot of them ha

history remembers him the comeback kid and forgets paul tsongas one. >> the declaration can be everything. obviously, weigh this out, interesting, even psychological gambit by the clinton campaign to say they won. if you had to guess based on prevention experience and that list of precincts just described, when do you think we're going to have these numbers? >> we could be going into the wee hours here. you see it on the screen. remind everybody, these are not votes, delegate equivalents. that is as close to a tie without being a tie pretty much as you're going to get. when you're within five here, the fact you have any outstanding precincts at all makes it difficult for one of these sides to declare. now, again, we're saying, look, these precincts are more in clinton counties than sanders counties and at a point we have to think there are sanders sections of clinton counties and clinton sections of sanders countieses, and we don't know, is this a sanders section? for instance? in polk. another variable to throw in the mix. >> i'm having such a good time, i can hardly see it. >> steve kor

there have been a lot of folks from massachusetts who have won here between paul tsongas, john kerry,a little bit of a difference. there's snow on the ground now. it might snow on tuesday. >> right. >> reporter: it's in the forecast. what does that do? >> well, snow doesn't usually stop us here in new hampshire. it would have to be a pretty significant storm to have a great impact on the outcome. i'm not sure what the forecast is for next tuesday yet. a couple of inches of snow won't get in the way. >> reporter: great to have you here with us. good luck going forward. >> thank you. >> reporter: enjoy the debate. >> looking forward to it. >> reporter: i translated intense discussion to bonkers. christi christ christi, victor back to you. >>> the cdc issues new guidelines for the zika virus. what you need to know. >>> plus, a virginia student star athlete uses a social media app to lure a 13-year-old girl to her death. use we use charmin ultra soft. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer and more absorbent, and

. >> second to paul tsongas, he was the comeback kid and the victor, and tonight the story line is goodcredit to ted cruz who fell behind in the polls and through superior organization appears tonight to be eclipsing donald trump. neil: yeah. thank you very much, the scene right now at rubio headquarters as we're looking at this breakdown. do we have somebody there, ralph, at rubio headquarters? i can show you what's going on. i apologize for that. marco rubio could be the story of the evening, unexpected development. as he stresses, the leader gets a lot of attention, if it turns out ted cruz wins this state that he was getting eclipsed by donald trump in polls that showed donald trump surging and ted cruz falling back and donald trump is fighting with marco rubio for second place. that's how quickly things work. whether it's evangelicals or others, only the lord knows, right? more after this. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. every year, the amount of data your enterprise uses goes up. smart devices are up. cloud is up. analytics is up. seems like everythi

this day, many people remember clinton as the winner even though paul tsongas beat him.done -- we have shown it can be done. bush lost the primary by winning. more damaging with the exit polls, shum of which showed bush barely leading buchanan and some of which showed buchanan ahead. actuality on election day when the votes were counted, bush had one. >> the damage had been done. >> the national reporters were already their stories and what a setback this was for bush. mccarthy8, eugene essentially ended the reelection hopes for lyndon baines job than amid the backdrop of the vietnam war. mccarthy one by losing to johnson. that it is not a big enough when and therefore you lost. >> two of the biggest names that helped shape the history of the new hampshire primary our candidates who spent timeless hours working and new hampshire, and banked on success. talking about will clinton and john mccain. >> they may have come from different parties but the common thread uniting clinton and mccain, a relentless focus on new hampshire voters and what mattered most to them. >> the u

paule scope o'malley. loans,ng rising bad earnings at singapore's biggest bank. we have haslinda amin with all of the details on the latest. breakdown the numbers for us. tsongaapore dollars in profits. gain fromne-time selling its property investment by the way, 100 million u.s. dollars . those are the numbers. the balance sheet is healthy even though the slowdown in china is creating headwind. rivals you kobe -- uob, they are facing nonperforming loans. that would set aside more money to question bad loans. they can't get again from highest interest rates. the last of the three singapore banks to report earnings, if you remember, uob also reported higher upl's. 54% in the same period. in the market, singapore banks will stay vulnerable. they will be exposed weaknesses both at home and overseas. often rated one of the safest banks, what are the prospects for a lender? haslinda: if you look at the stocks, they are not doing so well, they have not been. some of the markets say the slump you have seen is prices are overdone. they are down 18% today, double kobe ss of ocbc and you --uob. it was toppled by an indonesian bank. thes benefiting from protection in in