that's up 12 points in the quinnipiac poll from earlier this month.beth warren is in second position in that poll with 15%. that's one point in the last month. kamala harris is at 12%, and that is down eight points from the last quinnipiac poll. bernie sanders is in fourth position in the poll now at 11%, down two points from the last quinnipiac poll, and pete buttigieg is up 6%, that is up two points from the last quinnipiac poll. today senator harris released her own medicare for all proposal. that is, of course, different from the medicare for all proposal introduced by senator bernie sanders in the senate that is co-sponsored by senator elizabeth warren and senator kamala harris. unlike senator sanders' plan, senator harris' proposal would reserve a role for private insurance as a supplement to medicare. elizabeth warren is also out with a new international trade plan today which she discussed during a town hall in toledo, ohio. >> we've had a trade policy basically for decades. and it kind of boils down to this. do whatever the giant multinationa

fourth place in the quinnipiac poll nationally. how about this? iowa, 9%. >> bernie sanders has done nothing between 2016 and today to expand his base, to expand his policies, to do outreach. he just thinks he has a built-in operation that he turned the key and they would show up. he has a different way about him. i think he comes off as mean. i think he's disparaging. i think that there are a lot of other candidates that can take over the space and the policy sense. and when you look at elizabeth warren, she's able to deliver it. she's able to deliver it with heart and not nastiness. i think that makes a big difference. >> she's also a democrat. she's also a democrat, and where would say that that counts a lot post-2016, because when it was bernie and hillary, bernie could run against the policy and talk all of the policy he wanted. if you're a noninstitutional person, you're like, okay, let me go to the alternative. you have a lot of alternatives to bernie sanders who are actual supporters, that support to party, that would go on to support the party infr

joe biden remains the front-runner in the quinnipiac poll, as he does in every poll.e is now at 22%, down from 30% last month, but kamala harris is now at 20%, a surge of 13 points in that poll for kamala harris. that means that she is now in a statistical tie with joe biden, within the margin of error in that poll. elizabeth warren held her position in third place with 14%. that leaves her in a statistical tie with bernie sanders, who is at 13%. that is a drop of six points for senator sanders. and there's good news for kamala harris and elizabeth warren in an iowa poll that shows joe biden solidly in first place at 24% with kamala harris at 16%, which is a statistical tie within the margin of error with elizabeth warren, who is at 13%. senator bernie sanders is at 9% in that one in iowa and pete buttigieg is at 6% in the iowa poll. today mayor pete buttigieg appeared at jesse jackson's rainbow push coalition in chicago where he addressed the shooting of an unarmed black men in his city of south bend, indiana. >> we had a very emotional town hall meeting and one woma

quinnipiac poll, national, democrats, post debate. joe biden. we saw him in yesterday's poll from cnn at 22%. biden's campaign taking issue with that. here's another national poll. biden at 22% after this debate. kamala harris, surging to second place. 20% within two points of the former vice president. elizabeth warren, 14%. we saw her around there in that poll as well. sanders, 13%. buttigieg, 4%. kasie, this looks almost exactly like that cnn poll yesterday. so now we have had two multiday polls that have come back since that debate. there was a third. a harris ex poll that was more favorable to the former vice president but you have quinnipiac and cnn now within 24 hours of each other, both showing a steep drop for joe biden, a steep rise for kamala harris, and a democratic race that looks very different now than it did. this is the cnn poll from yesterday. than it did before this debate. >> steve, how much credit do you give to this critique from biden adviser who tweeted, hey, this is a holiday week. people are already tend not to pick up

joe biden had a shaky first debate but has bounced back according to the quinnipiac poll. does he have the most to lose? >> i think he does. it was not a great debate he had. there's a lot of pressure on him. he's held up in the polls because everybody thinks he has the best shot at beating donald trump. he's got to show on that stage that he can take a punch and give one back. i listened to some of your panelists earlier who said they thought the support was thin. but he can come through this debate, if he shines in this debate, he's in very good shape. i would rather be joe biden than anyone else running. all the other candidates have to do something, half of these candidates will be gone after this debate because they won't make the next debate stage. listen, joe biden has to rise to the occasion. he got knocked on his heels. great opportunity for him to come back and say this is who i am, this is where i want to take the country. >> but listen, governor, you said you would rather be joe biden on that stage than anyone else. i have to be honest with you, senator harris

quinnipiac poll shows harris in a statistical tie with joe biden. the democratic party has two front-runners, two candidates ahead of the rest of the pack. both of them in the promising signs of the democrats clearly trigger the president. here's the poll showing kamala harris at 20% and joe biden at 22, within the margin of error. elizabeth warren at 14%, bernie sanders at 13%. mayor pete buttigieg, at 4%. this poll shows a trend of biden slumping a bit down 10 points since may and kamala harris surging, up 9. for his part, the president is showing jitters sitting down with tucker carlson in some unhinged tweets this morning. quote, as most people are aware, according to the polls, i won every debate, including the three with crooked hillary clinton. despite the fact in the first debate they modulated the sound on me and got caught. got caught modulating. i missed that. this crew looks somewhat easier than crooked but you never know. that tweet coming as twitter started to percolate with this reaction with this bizarre exchange with tucker carlson.

new numbers from the polls, quinnipiac spelling trouble for him and the rest who are trying to take down joe biden. how will they all step it up on that beautiful stage we were just showing you tomorrow night? is the plan to step on one or more of their opponents. and we have new information on the latest mass shooting in california. kids, a young man stoned, what happened. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> this president has a particular venom, that's the quote, for people of color, al sharpton. the most blistering response comes from "the baltimore sun"s editorial board. we would tell the most dishonest man to ever occupy the oval office he's still not fulling most americans that he's slightly competent in his current post. better to have some vermin living in your neighborhood than to be one. i have never heard anything like that from an editorial board. "the baltimore sun" is a long and storied publication. what does it mean? where are we? what is to be done about it? let's hear from one of the people who wants to lead us as president. we spoke a short time ago with pete butti

the quinnipiac poll found 51%, more thahalf, believe the support rates of. that includes majorities of black and hispanic voters as well aswo n. president trump directly addressed this issue earlier this afternoon and leon harris is in our newsroom with a look at what he had to say. leon? >> dore evening, what the president had to say on his performance and saying is not likely to change any of those leastno doubt saying he's rates of person anywhere in the world that. response coming after he attended an event in jamestown, virginia, commemorating the 400th anniversary of virginia's ut st legislative assembly, even before today several addemocratic lawmakers h announced that they would not be attending today's event citing mr. trump's presence and a state delegate from herndon who is muslim stood up and held a sign that read deport hate. dbrahim samira later writing on twitter he di not believe the ld president shobe partaking in an event that celebrates democracy and our nation's rahistory immignts. this event overshadowed by the recent attacks by the opin

biden who according to a new quinnipiac poll is stretching out his lead. he has a highly anticipated rematch if you will with senator kamala harris and that is tomorrow night. >> look at how those numbers have changed since the last debate. the stakes could not be higher for some of the candidates struggling to gain traction among a very crowded field. they need a break out moment if they can manage it or risk being left out of the next round of debates as the threshold to qualify increases significantly. ginning us now is cnn's phil mattingly. phil, as we're looking forward to tonight, each candidate has a different goal but also probably a different standard for success. what should we expect? >> yeah, no question about it. look, each candidate and campaign is keenly aware of what happened after the last debate when there was a noticeable bump in numbers for specific candidates, notably senator kamala harris. as you can see the ten candidates tonight will be lined up behind me. the debate will last about two hours. each candidate unlike the last debate w

the quinnipiac poll show that 51% of all voters said yes when asked do you think president trump is racist. 45% said no. but think of it. a majority of americans now say their president is a racist. but even as the president stands by his latest broadside against an african american lawmaker, "the washington post" reports that inside the white house, some aides privately view trump's attacks as a distraction or politically unhelpful. and according to "the new york times," several white house officials agreed it was a bad move. they privately scoffed at the idea that it was strategy rather than impulse, concluding that any political benefit he might derive from revving up his conservative largely white base could be offset by alienating by more moderate voters in the suburbs of states like wisconsin and michigan that he needs to win his second term. this afternoon, president trump was asked about the politics behind his ongoing attacks on u.s. congressman cummings and the city of baltimore. >> there is no strategy. i have no strategy. there is zero strategy. all it is pointing out facts. so

a new poll shows kamala harris surging to second-place nationally, 20% reported the quinnipiac universityght behind joe biden with 22%. elizabeth warren is in third place at 14%. harris's rise comes after what many said was a strong performance in the first democratic the bait. show biden, bernie sanders, and amy klobuchar will stump in iowa today. donald trump's 2020 reelection campaign raising $105 million in the second quarter, below 86 million in his 2011 reelection lunch. 2020 democratic hopeful pete buttigieg and bernie sanders waiting 25 and $24 million respectively. donald trump's campaign will hold a north carolina rally on july 17th and if that date sounds familiar it is the same day robert mueller is expected to testify on capitol hill. los angeles angels honor their teammate tyler skaggs in their first game since the picture's death. he's wearing a patch with number 45 on the uniform. his jersey hanging in the dugout is the angels beat the texas rangers 9-4. >> take him out there with us. >> he meant so much to all of us. he was my best friend. >> reporter: the 27-year-old was

>> can i go back to that quinnipiac survey who showed a significant gain by vice president biden. nothing has transpired in the last 30 days, no milestone that would explain that. my explanation is the worst, the behavior on the part of the president, the higher biden's numbers are driven, democrats get so worked up, we have to take this guy out, who among us can do that. the more tweeting and commentary about baltimore, et cetera, oddly, i think helps joe biden. a challenge for everybody else on the stage is to show convey that they are an individual who can defeat donald trump. >> what does that mean for joe biden, then? of course that's tomorrow night, not tonight. if in fact, what you are saying is true, how does he approach the night? because he's been, his campaign at least has been critical of senator harris. >> right. defensively because i don't think that the incoming tomorrow night is going to necessarily going to be from cory booker and kamala harris, i think it's on the fringes. i think if i'm kirsten gillibrand, you got to throw deep or you're going home, this will be

emjay, very good news for warren in this new quinnipiac poll as well. >> that's right, kate, elizabeth warren in a strong debate performance last week and the new poll shows she is still in double digits and edging out bernie sandners the poll. this is a campaign and candidate that has bet big on policy and substance and for the time being that appears to be paying off in this poll about a third of those that were polled saying that they believe elizabeth warren has the best policy ideas. and i should note she is kicking off a two-day swing here in nevada. and she is going to be bringing her populist in edge to a state devastated by the financial crisis ten years ago. you remember that when the housing bubble burst there were a lot of people across the state who ended up losing homes to foreclosures. and i just want to leave you with a quick snapshot of what is at stake heading into next year and the election. when we spoke to a couple of voters just 15 minutes outside of the vegas strip in a neighborhood the voters first three people that we spoke to basically saying that they feel li

you know, she's doing-- according to the quinnipiac poll she's running neck and neck with joe biden anders have joe biden ahead. the issues she's running on a busing and that's unpopular-- >> and the prosecutor unpopular and in south carolina, biden has very strong support and struggled there among other places. i want to get to joe biden, still the front runner, the president has been punching at the most or hitting the hardest. here is biden yesterday on cnn talking about russian interference with the u.s. elections. >> look at what's happening to putin. while putin is trying to undo our elections, he is undoing elections in europe. look what's happened in hungary, in poland, look what's happening. do you think that would have happened on my watch or barack's watch? i promise you it wouldn't and it didn't. leland: well, something happened in 2016. that said, your colleague, ben shapiro, has been famous for saying, joe biden's first days are his best days. are we seeing proof of that with sound bites like this? >> we've long predicted this, that joe biden is great in theory, but in pra

apps you kno as you know, there's a enough quinnipiac poll showing bernie sanders losing ground, he's down to 11% from 13% earlier this month. does that worry you? >> it doesn't. today had him tied for third this kamala harris. as long as he's in the top three or four people headed into the fall, he will be fine. and i remember president obama was about 15 points below hillary clinton, had a good speech at the jefferson jackson dinner in iowa and catapulted into the lead. he's going to be one of the strong contenders and he's got a very strong ground game in iowa, new hampshire and even in south carolina. >> what do you make, congressman, of senator kamala harris's new health care proposal that she rheleased today? joe biden's campaign is calling it a bernie sanders light medicare for all. >> i think she needs to clarify where she stands. elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are clear, they're for medicare for all. i have to read the details but i don't think there's been a clear answer. i hope she will articulate exactly where she stands. i think the two people in the race who have cl

do you think the new quinnipiac poll out and kamala harris' in the debate shakes up electability?tally track. >> i totally think it switches up electability. what did we say? a woman taking charge, first one, woman won. a woman won the second one. and who is it -- elizabeth -- hillary -- no, i switched them. warren and harris. they showed they can be on the stage 1 with donald trump, in particular harris as we saw in the second of the debate. you're seeing that in the polls right now. >> i don't think they can just be on the stage but kick his as. >> yes. i'm trying to say it nicely. >> established. nicer than me. you're nicer than me too. go. >> here's where the fight happens. >> all right. >> with all due respect to all of my brothers and sisters at the table, the electability question relative to the quinnipiac poll, there is no correlation in my estimation at this point between the two in the voters' minds. i think the voters saw the performances by both of those women, very fine performances both of those two nights, and said like them and that moves them up. the electability

a national poll from quinnipiac shows joe biden down eight points to 22%.nd kamala harris just two points behind at 20%. it's a gain of 13 points since three weeks ago. senator elizabeth warren is in third place with 14th. while senator bernie sanders dropped six points to 13% with mayor pete to 4%. and cory booker rising to 3%. now, this poll lines up with other recent polls showing biden and sanders in decline while warren and harris are on the rise. meanwhile in iowa, a "usa today" poll puts biden in the lead at 26%. harris at 26%. warren at 19%. and sanders in fourth place with 9%. buttigieg, amy klobuchar and booker also in this poll for qualifying for the third debate in september. >>> let's also talk fundraising numbers. bernie sanders has raised nearly $18 million during the past three months according to his campaign. the senator's fundraising haul was bolstered by the second quarter alone. with the majority of donations being $100 or less. and the senator also transferred an additional $6 million from other campaign accounts and headed into the se

. >> i appreciate very much the democrats, great receptivity buried >> a new quinnipiac poll finds alight majority of voters believe the president is racist. 51%. the 45% say he is not. the numbers split pretty evenly across party lines yes and no. i asked the president today if he was concerned that the strategy of attacking cummings was causing divisions in the nation. >> there's no strategy. i have no strategy. there is zero strategy. all it is is on pointing out facts. the most unsafe city in the country in our country is baltimore. >> baltimore is now at the center of the field, but it wasn't the cause. president trump has been irked cummings of austin is oversight committee continues to investigate the president and his family. cummings upgrading and acting ds secretary at the situation of the border was the last straw for president trump. >> elijah cummings, it was a horrible thing the way he spoke to the head of homeland security the other day. these people are working hard. if there getting no support from the democrats. if the democrats refused to fix the loopholes. they re

she had a 19 points or something and at about 12 points now and in this latest quinnipiac poll.as always been the question about kamala harris. when she got momentum, could she sustain it. we see now that this was a bounce and she hasn't been able to sustain it. you see her trying now to stake out ground where she's to the left of joe biden and to the right of bernie sanders on any number of issues. the question about that is that sort of no woman's land. is it too mushy or not clear enough in terms of what kind of presidency, what kind of administration would a kamala harris administration be. obviously joe biden trying to stake out the centrist lane in sanders and warren trying to say that is the progressive lane. we'll see how she does on wednesday. >> i'll point out, she's trying to staunch the bleeding on an issue very, very tough for her, medicare for all. she's been on both sides of this, whether she would eliminate private insurance or not and joined sanders and she signed on to his bill. she's been attacked for that. so i think she needed to establish what her position

. >> but amy klobuchar remains at 1% in the new quinnipiac poll of democratic leaning voters. another senator, kamala harris, climbed to second place, now sitting at 20% nationally, just to donate to go back of joe biden's 22 support. has also surged to second in the first in the nation caucus day. another poll with 16%. that's within striking distance and single digits of biden's 24%. but his son is stealing some of the spotlight, cooperating with the new yorker for a lengthy profile detailing his past drug abuse and pushing back on president trump's speculation that the younger biden could have business conflicts with foreign governments with this quote. "i don't care. expletive you mr. president, here i am living my life. the president is targeting is fund-raising -- and muscular $105 million in the second quarter, which includes 100 million on hand. highlighting his general election head start against democrats who had to compete in a primary first. like mayor pete, may 24 million last quarter, and bernie sanders, who raised 18 million. at the bottom of the pulse, bill de

and we see in the quinnipiac poll that elizabeth warren is being distinguished with the plans.a written test. they're not hiring an accountant. >> one of them is going to go up against somebody who not necessarily runs a plan-based campaign. >> that's right. he's the most fearsome politician that i've seen in my lifetime. his ability to use us, advantage, demagogue. he'll see who can step up. i've got buttigieg on the show tonight. >> cool. >>> if the president is concerned about rat-infested housing in baltimore, he might want to talk to his son-in-law. we'll tell you why after the break. so bob, what do you take for back pain? before i take anything, i apply topical pain relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. while managing your type 2 diabetes- why think about your heart? lower a1c helps, but type 2 diabetes still increases my risk of a fatal cardiovascular event. and that's why there's jardiance- the first type 2 diabetes pill that offers a lifesaving cardio

i took an average of our cnn poll, as well as the quinnipiac poll.voters, these there voters that bernie sanders should be winning, he's in third place among them. that is not a place where bernie sanders wants to be right now have. >> how is he looking not against other democrats, but against trump? >> this is one of the key questions that democrats are asking themselves this primary season. who can beat donald trump? and right now bernie sanders is far behind joe biden on this question of who do you think can beat trump. >> everyone's far behind. >> but bernie sanders has said over and over again, i'm the one who can best take on trump. >> but let me stop you right there. if he's number two behind biden. >> a distant number two. >> that's still pretty good. >> i guess to me, look, what you essentially have is joe biden is still very -- >> and everybody else. >> and everybody else. bernie sanders is someone who is the problem who has been running for five, six years that he's been running for president. and the fact that you cannot convince the amer

what are the latest numbers in the quinnipiac poll? she's at 23. biden, 21. sanders, 18. people are at 3, 2, 1%. elizabeth warren came up pretty strongly there. she is also widely regarded as winning the first night. so when you look at a poll number like that, and you're one of the folks who's at 1, 2% and that's not going to be enough anymore, the pressure. oh, the pressure. >> there's going to be pressure, institutional pressure, for folks to run for senate. >> what do you think of the poll by the way? >> it shows that that electability conversation we were having about the women, that's over. the women demonstrated in the debates -- >> well, it's not over, but maybe it should be. >> what they demonstrated is that they can go toe to toe with donald trump and they went toe to toe with joe biden. so i think it's important that we demonstrate in this moment that the women can become the president. they are showing us that. they are showing us our plans. they are explaining their plans. but that poll is really important because california, as you know, is on super tuesday,

a national poll from quinnipiac, shows joe biden down 8 points and kamala harris two points behind at 20%. she is up 13 points since just three weeks ago. senator elizabeth warren in third with 14%, bernie sanders dropped 6 points to 13%, mayor pete buttigieg down 4 points to 4%, senator cory booker rising to 3%. this poll lines up with other recent polls, showing biden and sanders in decline, and warren and kamala harris are on the rise the quinnipiac poll shows democrats are rethinking who is the most electable candidate. asked who has the best chance of winning against president trump, joe biden is seen as the stronge strongest with 42% but that's dropped from 56% in april. senator kamala harris has risen 12 points to 14% in this poll, while bernie sanders holds relatively steady at 13%. elizabeth warren is on the rise as well, up 6 points to 9%. in iowa, a usa today suffolk university poll puts biden in the lead with 24%, and harris in second at 16%. warren there at 13%, and sanders who nearly shocked hillary clinton in the 2016 caucuses, in fourth place with 9%. buttigieg, amy kl

the new quinnipiac poll, he has 6% ahead of everybody else. a little more aggressive on the balls of his feet, but he doesn't have to do that much to win over black voters. i still think the two major black candidates senator harris and senator booker do have a lot of work to do. >> jeff mason, there's some reporting that president trump got a briefing on the 2020 democratic candidates and that he was told, one, biden is a threat. that's not entirely new, but also harris as well, specifically in michigan. and it's notable president trump has not gone after her personally. and i wonder from trump's perspective in your view are those the biggest threats to his reelection? >> well, i think the campaign and his advisers have definitely been eyeing joe biden. and many of them when i've spoken to them feel very confident they can attack joe biden because of that long record that you're seeing the democratic candidates and his rivals attack right now. so in many ways if vice president biden ends up being the candidate for the democrats in 2020 obviou

a new quinnipiac poll out today made that clear.te did the best job, 47% said harris, followed by warren, a distant 17%. only 6% said joe biden had the best performance. you had to wonder who they were. i'm joying by former senior adviser to hillary clinton 2016 and ginger gibson of reuters. ginger, a couple of things, what i really liked most what the main reporters wrote that kamala cleaned his clock. what we all saw there in the booth and the spin room and everywhere else, and what the public saw through the polling was the exact same thing. no fake news, no disconnect from inside the beltway, outside the beltway, inside the bubble, outside the bubble. everybody saw the same tv show. she won. >> that's right. they were on the same page there was the same perception. i think because it was such a clear home. it's harder to success out some of the losers. i think bernie is a great example of a place where everyone wasn't sure what to make of his performance. i sort of thought he faded into the background. he didn't have a big stand

do you think that the quinnipiac poll out this week and kamala harris' performance in debate shakes up electability? they seem to track, right? >> i totally think it shakes up electability. what did we see the last two days of debate? we saw women taking charge and winning the first woman. and who were the two that are surging up into the polls? it's warren and elizabeth -- elizabeth warren and harris. they not only introduced themselves but they showed that they can be on the stage with donald trump, in particular harris as we saw in the second debate. so you are seeing that in the polls right now. >> i think they should kick his ass. [ laughter ] >> i'm saying it nicely. >> nicer than me. you're nicer than me too, go. >> and here's where the fight happens. >> with all due respect to all my brothers and sisters at the table, the electability question relative to the quinnipiac poll, there is no correlation in my estimation at this point between the two and the voters' mind. i think the voters saw that performance by both of those women, very fine performances those two nights and said

a new quinnipiac poll came out saying that -- >> you know why? because the fake news doesn't report it properly. people like you. fake news does not report it properly. if the news reported it prop are -- properly -- >> what's properly? >> like the statement you just made. if the news reported it properly of all the things i've done for african-americans, of all the things -- like criminal justice reform, like opportunity zones. >> talk about that. >> i think i do very well with the african-americans. and i think i'm doing very well right now and, frankly, if i didn't do very well, relatively speaking, as a republican, i mean, we should be way, way over 50%. but if you look back over 40 years, it just doesn't work that way. if i didn't do well, relatively speaking, i wouldn't be president right now. but if you look at what i've done for african-americans, it's more than almost all presidents. >> [ inaudible ]. >> all right. joining me now nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson, anne gerren and associate professor from harvard uni

quinnipiac and second harris 17 and 20% and back at 13% in the abc washington post poll and sanders wasn second place 19 versus 14 and 13 the other two. this is confusing a little bit right you have a little bit of a different picture. of course i keep in mind these mar jins of error running across the bottom of your screen. they are there for a reason. they are there for a reason. all this stuff is within the margin of generally see biden drop a little bit since the base. we'll get to versus harris is up and sanders is in that place. >> okay. so with this in mind, how much has the race shifted post debate? >> this puts it all together in a nice simple slide. we like simple slides, don't we, like, folks? >> very simple people. >> we have a predebate, post debate biden dropped five points. 30%, at 25% now. harris is well up she's up 10 points. sanders dropped a little bit and buttigieg dropped a little bit. right now our standings are biden in first, harris in second and then sanders and warren very close together for third and fourth place. >> so these numbers tell us exactly what we ne

a new quinnipiac poll shows the former vice president with a double-digit lead over his rivals.urging 12 points in the past month. biden's closest competitor senator elizabeth warren with 15%. followed by senators kamala harris and bernie sanders. for biden, it is a dramatic turnaround following his rocky performance in that first debate. caught off guard when harris targeted his senate record on civil rights. >> you also worked with them to oppose busing. >> reporter: now the former vice president said he's ready for a rematch. telling democratic donors last week, i'm not going to be as polite this time. >> i will express differences andiculate and certainly point out where we have differences of opinion. >> reporter: and as for today's debate, the location is just as key as the lineup. michigan is one of three critical swing states along america's manufacturing corridor that flipped for trump in 2016. voters here say they want to hear about the economy. >> you bring in more jobs. it would be good for the community. >> reporter: at a local gym in the detroit northwest side in a

. >> but there's a quinnipiac poll at says that a percentage of you an americans believe are racist. >> the press is not put forth what i have done for african-americans. i did terminal justice reform. it was hard and we got it. t is being hailed and many people say it could not have happened without me. i was the one that was able to get it done, so if the press treated me fairly, i don't want to complain. the truth is, if i wasn't able to get my own message, i would not be elected anything because the press is not fair. now, if the fair did treat me fairly, i would have tremendous support from the african-american. when kanye west comes up and supports me. -- it has a big impact. jim brown, evander holyfield, mike tyson, so many of these representatives, athletes, so many more. so many more. but when kanye did it, it was very interesting because my numbers went really -- you probably saw it. they really -- > we covered it. >> people heard. they said we did notice about president trump. but that's the fact that's the way it is. when i do an interview with you, they said i didn't kno

the quinnipiac university poll released a new survey today.unce for the former vice president and the race biden leads the field of democratic candidates with 34% of for support senator elizabeth warren, she stands at 15%. and senator kamala harris, 12% and sen uh bernie sanders, 11%, paris has seen the biggest of court. the previous poll shared i showed her getting 20% senator harris is explaining how she would move 330 million americans. >>on to a single government health insurance system. harris is a supporter of bernie sanders medicare for all legislation but she still in visions, a role for the private system as long as she says it takes its lead from the government. harris also says she'd make a slower transition period between current policy and the single pair system giving 10 years instead of 4 for a full transition. >>closing arguments begin in the go shift attorneys are telling jurors before leaving the case in their hands was a slain a thai police officer hailed as a hero in his hometown and what judges say today about the 2 bay ar

>>a new quinnipiac poll released today shows that senator kamala harris has opened up a slight lead in her home state here in california. over joe biden in the 2020 democratic primary race. the poll has harris at 23%. biden at 21 and bernie sanders at 18 though the difference between the top 3 candidates is within the poll's margin of error previous falling done before the first democratic debate had harris 8 percentage points behind biden elizabeth warren also gain support california jumping from 7% to 16%. >>in the east bay more than 20 storage units were damaged by a grass fire yesterday and today people are showing up to check on their belongings kron four's charles clifford has details. >>well right now i'm standing along pacheco boulevard just outside of the pitch echo many storage facility. now the fire that bout 20 units in this storage facility broke out around 2.45. >>on tuesday afternoon near the intersection of highway 4, 6, 80 fire crews were able to get in there quickly. this was a 2 alarm fire. they move pretty quickly to contain the fire and fortunately. >>as i mentione

senators kamala harris, joe biden and vermont senator bernie sanders at the top of the quinnipiac poll. you can see the numbers there. senator harris has 23%, biden 21%, sanders 18%. close behind senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts. pete buttigieg and andrew yang polling in single digits. tom steyer, brand-new to the race, not yet registering in this poll. >>> keeping a close eye on this warehouse after a fire broke out tonight. investigators say a security guard heard a pop where recent electrical work had just been done then he saw flames. crews were able to put it out quickly and no one was hurt. >>> also tonight, concern about the chevron refinery in richmond. described as excessive flaring activity. it has since stopped but is being monitored. the refinery sent out an alert to people living nearby. it says the flaring did not pose any risk to the community. >>> new at 11:00, will will toow morning a battle overa cross in the east bay is heading to the ninth circuit court of appe in s cross sits on city property on albany hill and it's been there for decades but a federal j

. >> the latest quinnipiac poll released today says 53% of california voters say they can afford to live in the state. and you want to know why so many people want to live here and why rents are so high? because the weather is great. >> this guy right here. >> don't blame that on me. >> i'm giving you credit, not the blame. >> i'll take the weather. >> i don't want anything to do with the cost of living, don't blame it on me. >> that rent price can get you a mansion in so many other parts. >> like a mortgage. >> exactly. just insane. the weather forecast very comfortable. as garvin mentioned, you'll be very happy to to live here for the weather forecast especially when we compare it to what's happening throughout the nation. let's start you off tomorrow morning. we have lots of sunshine, but you head closer to the coast, closer to the bay, you know that drill we've had it the past couple days. you'll see some fog. this will start us at 59 in the peninsula. probably the best view in the morning would be the south bay. and 61, cool est temperature san francisco in the north bay with those

polls after a breakout performance in the democrats' first presidential debate last week in a new quinnipiac poll she all but erased joe biden's lead. the former vice president still ahead with 22%, but harris is within striking distance at 20 points that's within the margin of error. senator elizabeth warren rounded out the top three, almost deadlocked with senator bernie sanders. and a full seven months before the first votes are cast in iowa many of the contenders including their rounds in the hawkeye state this week. >>> a massive explosion has rocked a neighborhood in arve miles away. all because of a 6,000-square-foot home that moved turned into a pile of rubble ron allen has the details. >> reporter: neighbors say the explosion was felt for miles, shaking them to the bone >> my walls were just cracked open and the garage was just implod imploded at which point i just told the kids we have to run out of here. >> reporter: leaving what was a two-story house completely leveled. >> i'm looking at rubble piles >> reporter: at least 80 firefighters rushed to the scene, battling the fire in

the quinnipiac poll was taken after last week's debate. >>> and president trump may be trying to upstage former special counsel robert mueller. the president is now planning to hold a campaign rally in north carolina on july 17th. that, as you may know, is the same day mueller's testifying before congress about the russia investigation. >>> the man who saved chrysler in the 1980s has died. lee iacocca introduced some of detroit's best-selling and most important vehicles. he ran ford when the company introduced the mustang, and he led chrysler when it developed the minivan and suv. his chrysler commercials made him an icon in the industry. lee iacocca battled parkinson's disease. he was 94. >>> turning now to the weather, it's going to be a summer scorcher for much of the country today, so now let's take a look at your wednesday forecast. >>> good morning. we're talking more heat and humidity across the southeast as we head into our wednesday. potentially record-breaking heat from georgia into the carolinas. we've got some of that heat and humidity expanding into the northeast as well. it

. >> reporter: but a new quinnipiac poll out today finds 80% of black voters think the nkesident is racistd a slim majority of all voters agree. >> we remember every sd soul. >> reporter: the president's tone changed at a ceremony here in jamestown, marking 400 years tnce the first legislative assembly in america and the arrival of the first enslaved africans. >> african americans have built, strengthened, inspired, uplifted, protected, defended and sustained our nation. >> reporter: his speech interrupted by a protester. ibrhaheem samirah is a democratic delegate to the state's legislature. >> rhetoric isn't just words. it turns into politics with this president. ♪ swing low >> reporter: in richmond, the state's legislative black caucus boycotted the president's speech. >> we must never allow anyone to dismantle and to erode democracy. >> reporter: now, the clergy of washington's national cathedral, inown for bringing factions riown for bringing factions together, rebuked president trump's rhetoric today. in a statement titled, "have we no decency" they warned the president's words are da

but a new poll from quinnipiac university shows the percentage of voters who say they will definitely re-elect trump is still stuck in the low 30s. 32%. 12% say they'll consider voting for the president. 54% say they will definitely not vote for trump. willie geist an opening for democrats you would think. >> yeah, 54% is a big number definitely at this point, 15 months from the election will not vote for donald trump. we are told all the baltimore talk and all the elijah cummings tweeting is a base play. that he's strengthening his base. shoring up the people who put him into the white house in the first place and this is smart politics. some people have argued. that poll right there -- although it doesn't reflect the baltimore riff and rant is not reflected in the poll. that would suggest otherwise. wouldn't it? that the plays he's making to the base aren't helping his numbers. >> well, yeah. i think to a certain extent, but i don't know how much credence i put into them. a lot of people when it comes to donald trump lie about what they really think and feel about him. in other word

in fact, look at this, a new national quinnipiac poll showing the former vice president increasing his lead, with 34% of democratic voters now supporting him. elizabeth warren, kamala harris, bernie sanders, pete buttigieg all trailing behind. let's get right to mary bruce, she's live in detroit for the debate tonight. and mary, this is a make or break moment, really, for many of the candidates. they have to try to break through the pack, and it's a large one. >> reporter: well, david, for so many of the candidates on the wings here tonight who have been struggling to break through, they have to have some kind of moment here if they want to survive. as for the candidates in that middle tier, like amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke and pete buttigieg, they're also looking for a much-needed boost. thesemoderate candidates are trying to distinguish themselves from their progressive rivals on issues like health care and education, but they're also trying to make the case they can can best appeal to those voters in the key swing states. david? >> mary, let's laser in on two, right at the center t

. >> reporter: but a new quinnipiac poll out today finds 80% of black voters think the president is racistim majority of all voters agree. >> we remember every sacred soul -- >> reporter: the president's tone changed at a ceremony here in jamestown mashirking 400 yea since the first legislative assembly in america and the arrival of the first enslaved africans. >> have uplifted, inspired, protectend interrupted by a protester. ibrahim samir is a democratic delegate in the state legislature. >> in richamond, the state's legislative black caucus boycotted the president's speech. >> we must never allow anyone to (flight attendants) ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ (vo) try new pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. (flight attendants) ♪ nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ (vo) get powerful relief with new pepto bismol liquicaps. >>> cbs news has learned that planned parenthood is filing suit against missouri's n for r human trafficking. planned parenthood's acting president in her first televised interview, she told

. >> california "quinnipiac poll" has kamala harris on top, and joe biden seems to be deflating like a 10 day old balloon. >> it takes some time for a poll to set in, reality, i have always assumed harris would win there, it is her home state. she has won 4 election shin elee there in the past, the deal is biden is bleeding badly, at the end was day, he has hired a debate coach,. gregg: many people regard joe biden as lost his edge. but that assumes he ever had an edge. >> right. gregg: that is a debatable proposition. >> he got one go that was president obama. gregg: all he needed. >> right. gregg: the money differential between republicans and democrats, president and democratic presidential candidates is stark, president more than 100,000 raised. is the problem with democracy, who by the way are now spending more than they are taking in, which is how they run government. >> right. gregg: is that because the field is so crowded. >> partly, i think end was day, president when he ran last campaign put a lot of his open money in it, this time a full-scale operation, a lot of people wa

in the new "quinnipiac poll." i think needs to happen, when what didn't happen in 2016 with republican candidates, they are too dumb to make alliances, kamala harris and cory booker have to make a deal on night two, they will do whatever it takes to tag team joe biden make it seem like a triple threat match. >> maybe, i don't know if people notice alliances, they both attack biden. kennedy: ge get him out. >> i don't know if they can. kennedy: they have too. >> the next debate set up for joe biden. he is where he wants to be, everyone acted like he did so badly, he is down on the canvass. kennedy: woe onno one left thatg jobe jeb has such command and wherewithal, she was slurry and sleepy. >> but still in the lead. kennedy: that says something other than about his debate performance. >> he will have a couple one liners, and they will right, he is back! >> i think that democratic narrative with press right now is anti-joe biden, they are relishes opportunity to cover the other 23 candidates, say, oh, it is so inter

tonight's make or break debate in the motor city, oe biden is still dominating the democratic race.ew a quinnipiac poll shows the former vice president with a double-digit lead over his rivals. surging 12 points in the past month. biden's closest competitor, elizabeth warren with 15%. followed bynators kamala harrisend bie sanders. for biden, it's a dramatic turnaround following his rocky performance in the first caught off guard when harris targeted his senate record. >> you also worked withh tem to oppose bussing. >> the former vice president says he's ready for a rematch. telling democratic donors last week, i'm notng goi to be as polite this time. >> i will express differences andte articulahem and certainly point out where we have differences of opinion. >> for tonight's debate, t location is just as key as the lineup. michigan is one of three critical swing stes that flipped for trump in 2016. voters here say they want to hear about the economy. >> you bring in more jobs, at a local gym, an historically black neighborhood. cendidates shouldn't take their votes for granted. >> what do you thi