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[cheers and applause] thank you, raleigh. thank you.cheers and applause] well, running for president is an exercise in hope and humility and we have come down south filled with both. [cheers and applause] we have come here asking for your vote, humbled by the knowledge that for so many, that vote was won through struggle, lunch, sweat, tears. for some, within living memory. determinedand i am to earn every vote on the road ahead. [cheers and applause] i want to salute all of our competitors and i congratulate president on his victory tonight in south carolina. [cheers and applause] i want to thank the voters of south carolina, especially black voters who showed that famous southern hospitality over the last year, welcoming us into their homes and churches and neighborhoods and businesses. i want to thank our entire team, every supporter of this effort. onlineryone who has gone to help us come up with that $30 million. [cheers and applause] i want to thank our amazing campaign family and my amazing tamala, especially chaston who has to w

en raleigh, pedro contreras hablÓ con varios soÑadores. pensar en esos cuatro aÑos mÁsun torio confÍo en que tal relajo en que pueda terminar en eso. pedro: tambiÉn como ella hay miles de soÑadores en carolina del norte que van de puerta en puerta invitando a otros latinos a que se registren para votar. disecar la frÍa, otra soÑadora del estado. >> es importante que nos vean en raleigh, en carolina del norte, que somos parte de la comunidad. es importante que vea que sin papeles o con papeles tenemos voz. pedro: en carolina del norte hay unos 24 diseÑadores que siguen muy de cerca la campaÑa electoral. estÁn tratando de hacer una diferencia en las prÓximas elecciones, porque estÁn cansados de vivir con miedo, seÑala un activista. >> no quieren que el paciente sea reelegido porque tienen ese miedo. con otros cuatro aÑos mÁs con quÉ mÁs puede hacer. pedro: pamela rojas es otra soÑadora preocupada porque gane trump. ella tiene orden de deportaciÓn. cree que un cambio de presidente la podrÍa salvar. >> todos estamos de acuerdo en que los demÓc

. -- raleigh. thank you, raleigh. thank you. thank you. well, running for president is an exercise in hope and humility. and we have come down south filled with both. we have come here asking for your vote, humbled by the knowledge that, for so many, that vote was one first struggle, sweat -- blood, and tears. i am proud of the votes we have earned and i am determined to earn every vote on the road ahead. i want to salute all of our competitors and i congratulate the vice president on his victory tonight in south carolina. want to thank the voters of south carolina. especially black voters that show the famous southern hospitality over the years, welcoming us into their homes, churches, neighborhoods, and businesses. i want to thank our entire team. every supporter of this effort. and everyone that has gone to pete for america.com that helped us come up with the $13 million to get us to the next stage. i want to thank the amazing campaign family and my amazing family who has stood with me from northern indiana all the way to north carolina

raleigh to arlington, we saw americans ready to meet a new challenge. found countless americans ready to support a middle-class millennial mayor from the industrial midwest, not in spite of that experience but because of it, eager to get washington to start working like our best-run communities. [ cheers and applause ] in a divided nation we saw fellow democrats join with independents. and, yes, some of those future former republicans to choose a different politics, to choose a politics defined not by who we push away but by how many we can call to our side. and we sent a message to every kid out there wondering if whatever marks them out as different means they are somehow destined to be less than, to see that someone who once felt that exact same way can become a leading american presidential candidate with his husband at his side. [ cheers and applause ] we got into this race for a reason. we got into this race in order to defeat the current president and in order to usher in a new kind of politics. and that meant guiding our campaign by the values w

cities, suburbs, rural communities, and crowds that spilled out of venues from salt lake city to raleigh to arlington, we saw americans ready to meet a new era of challenge with a new generation of leadership. we found countless americans ready to support a middle-class, millennial mayor from the industrial midwest, not in spite of that experience but because of it, eager to get washington to start working. in a divided nation, we saw fellow democrats join with independents, and some of those future, former republicans, to choose a different politics, to choose a politics defined not by who we push away but by how many we can call to our side. we sent a message to every kid out there wondering if whatever marks them out as different means they are somehow destined to be less than, to see that someone who once felt that exact same way can become a leading american presidential candidate with his husband at his side. we got into this race for a reason. we got into this race in order to defeat the current president and in order to usher in a new kind of politics. that meant guiding our camp

a virus and to the development of a new medical research specialty fire raleigh gee.hospitals and research centers, today virology is a major growing scientific phenomenon. in a laboratory attached children's hospital in boston and one of the nation's most respected virologist. harvard scientist pastor john hinders. in 1953, a few years after doctor hinders paved away for the polio vaccine, he and his team turned attention to measles. first objective, to find and grow the measles virus. let's samples taken by doctor thomas for children with natural measles were injected into cultures of human kidney cells and incubate are's. with techniques like these being carried out today by doctor samuel, tissue cultures bra from the incubator are checked for any changes in the cell. obtaining even one successful growth of pure virulent measles virus is one of the most difficult laboratory achievement finally in 1954, one culture obtained from an 11-year-old measles patient, david edmonton, begins to show remarkable changes insult structure. these might be caused by the measles vi

block in the eastern part of the state, and you have seen a movement toward urban areas, durham, raleigh, greensboro, those have become the democratic strongholds, the executive director of the democratic party saying he's not taking votes for granted, going to the rural parts of the states, trying to get more people. this is a place that's highly educated, mythic suburban women who may have voted for donald trump, who might have second thoughts about the vote they made in 2016. there is an all out push to get them to the polls today to vote for their choice to be the nominee for the democratic party if they so choose, and there are a whole lot of young people, i'm at duke university, at north carolina central university, just a couple of miles from here yesterday. there is a recognition that in this state, the votes of young people are really going to matter and both parties are courting them, trying to make them understand it's going to be hugely significant to come out today on super tuesday and to carry that enthusiasm through the general election. >> this is michael bloomberg's firs

she joins me now from raleigh. we know, yamiche, joe biden did very well in thrie neigh state of south carolina. what's it looking like where you are? >> well, what we've seen is the coalescing around joe biden by modern democrats as an alternative to bernie sanders, who is seen as the more prvressive candidate, is hing an effect. we're talking to people who were looking at supporting amy klobuchar or pete buttigieg, but when they endorsed joe bidaen, theyed to then vote for joe biden. that being said, there is a lot of support for bernie sanders. what we saw was a race that used to be a thee-person race. it used to be michael bloomberg jrsus bernie sanders vers biden. what we've seen in the last few days is a tightening of the race.de now it's joe b or bernie sanders. the other thing to note is we're here at a polling station at ali ary here some people are eager to be able to cast their ballots and have a say in is after waiting for a long period for all the other states to vote. >> woodruff: we n't make you talk

he joins us from our affiliate from raleigh, north carolina. >> thank you. picked a calm week to get started and ease into things. >> nothing going on here. [ laughter ] >> man. >> so quiet. >> something to watch everyone in the news room keep everything going in the same direction and picking up for some of the other cbs affiliates more directly impacted already. let's talk about our weather. it will be okay for one more day and then a better chance of rain that we need. we would rather not happen on the weekend. let's take a look at downtown san francisco. a view from treasure island. the top of sales force tower looking in the fog. the temperatures reaching in the 70s away from the bay today. warm spots and in the city, 62 degrees. that number will be very similar tomorrow. everybody else is going to back off a little bit. the temperatures tonight, not bad. feels nice out there right now. the temperatures will end up in the middle to upper 40s in most locations to start the day on friday. we are going to warm up. not a cold day. that will hold off until t

. >> reporter: christine mcneil donning her protective gear raleigh-durham to go out -- ready to go out and test residents in her community who fear they have the disease. christine became a teacher. now heading back to the front lines. >> i assume everybody is positive. i do a lot of testing in the garage, out on the back porch i only go into the home if i have to. >> reporter: she belongs to the medical reserve corps, volunteers nationwide stepping forward >> i don't want somebody to be there needing help, and there isn't anybody to help them. >> reporter: this woman, who hadn't treated patients in four years calling the er where she used to work offering nursing help. >> i didn't want to be one of those people who didn't do anything. >> reporter: medical heroes responding to the warlike plea from new york, california, and virginia we need you and we need you right away. >> reporter: in new york city, officials say as many as 1,000 people responded within the first 24 hours w. the illness spreading quickly and the medical staffs possibly overwhelmed, this city and others still are ask

she studied at shaw university in raleigh, north carolina. she graduated as class valedictorian in 1927. she was active in many organizations. she was part of the naacp, in the southern christian leadership conference, served as executive secretary in that organization, and she recognized the power that the younger population had come if harnessed and given direction. so as executive secretary of the southern christian leadership conference, she decided to organize a conference of student activists at shaw university in raleigh, north carolina. that conference is the founding of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, even though she herself was no longer a student. she recognize the importance of education and student activism. she encouraged the student she engaged with to organize from the ground up. she assisted him by leveraging her connections in the various organizations she belong to, especially the naacp, and that enabled her to connect those students with powerful individuals, and so sncc ends up joining forces with the congr

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circulate raleigh for the u.s. stock market recouping most of its historic lunch after a roller coaster ride. it is was -- was a strange scene at the end of the trading day. the nasdaq gaining 673. and the s&p was up 230. all three major embassies ending the day up more than 9%. stocks were already up early on, but double their gains in the last half hour of trading. as president trump made his remarks, the law really coming at the end of a turbulent trading week fueled by recession fears related to the coronavirus. a live look right now at the white house, the coronavirus outbreak is now a national emergency. today president trump him announced emergency, the pandemic. >> reporter: the fallout from the coronavirus is being felt by millions across the country, we've seen businesses close and schools get suspended and now, americans are practicing what is now called social distancing. president trump has declared a national emergency in response to the coronavirus outbreak. >> our overriding goal is to stop the spre

later,leader -- a week they spread to raleigh and across the state and across the country. and a few weeks after that, one of my heroes, and unsung hero, ella baker helped organize the student nonviolent coordinating committee. she knew the road ahead would not be easy. and she and her fellow activists new that they would need to stay the course will matter how fiercethe winds, for the storms or how high the water. and she said -- we have a destined date with freedom. well, folks come up more than half a century later, we not only carry on this civil rights work and my former boss said civil rights is the unfinished business of america -- but we too like ms. baker have a destined date and that destined from now,8 days november 3. on november 3, we will protect our health care once and for all. on november 3, we will rip -- win across the board in north carolina. on november 3, we will protect a decipher her to own body. the union movement brought us the middle class in this country. on november 3, we will reelect roy cooper and the north carolina democrats across the board.

he comes across country from raleigh north carolina. >>> we took our time. we took about five days to do it. my wife and i enjoy each other's company. >>> we are enjoying your company now.>>> hopefully i can be the bearer of good news in the short term. take a look at what is happening right now. we have marine layer rolling and producing pregnancy of fog. a foggy drive over the golden gate. the tower at the moment. the fog will thicken across the rest of the city heading into tonight. another foggy start tomorrow. the fog is going to dissipate heading to the day. temperatures you can see the influence of the westerly wind. 57 and the city. 59 oakland. in the 70s further inland. 76 concorde. 73 livermore. semi to san jose. 71 santa rosa. some just back off overnight. pretty close to what is normal. middle to upper 40s in most locations. a little cooler santa rosa starting around 40. another nice warm-up tomorrow. we back off a couple degrees from today's high. most of us think short of 70. santa rosa your warm spot in the afternoon. low 60s in the city and j

i am now in raleigh, dearly, chapel hill -- durham, chapel hill.hat are the medical communities -- are they involved in the testing process or the response? guest: indeed. this is just beginning. the involvement is widening every day. i think the caller's question -- i have no idea what the properties of autozone might be. -- o zone may be. i cannot comment on that. i can say we don't have either a vaccine or an effective antidote right now. so, part of what is going on, and what this money will finance on an accelerated basis, of , and thes vaccine testing of antivirals and things that might treat the symptoms are do we are not talking about something that wipes the disease out -- the symptoms. we're not talking about something that wipes the disease out. we do not need unrealistic projections, like we have heard some people give about vaccine development. we need to know realistically what we can work towards. we can certainly work towards it. host: democrats south carolina. caller: i have a question that might be a concern to the representative

north carolina announcing the state's first case, a man who traveled from washington state to the raleigh-durham airport. he visited the nursing home near seattle struggling with an outbreak of the virus. at least nine people have now died in washington state. many from that facility. families of the nursing home residents now demanding answers including vanessa phelps who says she hasn't been able to talk to her 90-year-old mother since saturday. >> none of us can get through and nobody is allowed in there, so we're just shut out. it's horrific. you know, my mom being there all alone and it's heartbreaking and it's unacceptable. >> reporter: more than 200 people who work at or live in the facility are showing signs of the virus and 12 local firefighters are now quarantined and showing flu-like symptoms. in seattle, amazon now says one of its employees is infected. teach cleaning now under way at the office. in new york, governor cuomo is calling the spread inevitable after confirming a second case outside new york city. a lawyer who commutes through grand central station. worldwide the number o

endorsements from the mayors of raleigh and charlotte. joe biden wants to win as well.to voters in raleigh this weekend. >> i'm hear heart and soul to earn every one of your votes. i promise you this, if north carolina stands with us on tuesday, there will be no stopping us from there to the nomination. [cheering and applause] >> tomorrow 10 delegates are up for grabs in north carolina. >> sandra: for more on that the chair of the north carolina democratic party is here. we got teed up with that report there. wayne, what do you expect to happen in your state? >> a tremendous level of enthusiasm among democrats and unaffiliated voters. there is tremendous excitement for the three candidates that you've mentioned. ultimately the voters will desie.d i'm looking forward to the results tomorrow night. >> sandra: three-way race if you look back at that nbc poll. just saw it a moment ago. sanders polling 26%, tied with joe biden at 24%, bloomberg 15%. you said you are hearing a lot of excitement for the candidates there. who is garnering the most? >> well, just depends on the

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and tomorrow, the system from the south right up through raleigh, d.c. to boston. ginger zee has the track. >>> the search for a missing 11-year-old boy. tonight, his step-mother now under arrest.f. her husband pulling out a gun. >>> and tonight, remembering a well-known host who got many famous names to reveal a lot. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here to start a new week. and we begin with fast-moving developments involving the coronavirus here in the u.s. the virus has taken at least six lives here in the u.s. and there are at least 100 confirmed cases. the toll growing, and with testing, they are expecting that number to rise. on friday here, those cases diagnosed in nine states from california to massachusetts. and tonight, take a look. at least four more states, including new york and florida. more than a dozen states now. and those six deaths attributed to the virus, forthem them at a nursing care facility in washington. schools closed in several locations. and the first case now in new york city. what we've learned about her. and the go

the president holds of raleigh and north carolina this evening, ahead of the super tuesday primaries.will have that line when it starts. until then some of the conference from earlier today. tomorrow voters and 14 states, american samoa and americans abroad, will head to the polls in this election cycles super tuesday. among those holding their primaries on tuesday, are two of the nation's biggest prizes. california and texas. paul you've got some fans here. >> come on here we go. >> approximately a third of all delegates are up for grabs tomorrow. this morning, we have the opportunity to hear from some of america's most well-known and respected political authorities. we who are going to make help us make sense of a rapidly changing political environment. please welcome attorney political commentator and recovering politician. no stranger to the aipac stage same clinton campaign strategists. one of the rick republican parties brad todd and last but certainly not niece three-time republican presidential campaign campaigns communication director alice stewart. thank you all for joining

a large suburban areas the you know the charlotte suburbs you know the area between raleigh and chapel hill where there's a lot of universities a higher education health care industries a very prominent and if if biden has been competitive in those places in particular that could signal strength in a general election and putting states like north carolina in play you know maintaining the democratic edge in minnesota and maybe even in a similar state like wisconsin where there's higher education in health care in you know sort of mirrors north carolina in some key ways that that might be important show strength in those new battleground states just as you want to talk with you about perhaps a bit of north kind of a bit more about the genea and the demographics there on board that is well you know joe brought up a really important point about. pivoting from this primary to the general election and and not only looking at who wins these states but how do they win these these these states it was interesting to hear our correspondent in charlotte north carolina mention that right now the ex

someone i was so honored she introduced me the other day in raleigh, chief justice sherry beasley. you. what an incredible woman and then of course all of you who helped -- are helping us turn north carolina blue. i wanted to start out by congratulating the vice president on south carolina and now we know that all eyes are on north carolina. as wayne mentioned i really was proud to keynote your dinner if you years ago and i did that for my friend kay hagan. [applause] whenever i think of k i think of yellow and orange. she was a person of such joy. i was honored to come back for her funeral a few months ago and she had that last hard years but chip was at her side every step of the way and one of the things that i always remember about kay and i think i said it when i was at your dinner was one of her best lines ever and she had many. she would always say you know there are two types of senators, those who spend all day on their hair and then the women senators. [applause] thing,obuchar: the other the other thing that i remember about your dinner was that you promised me that you w

bay area's brand-new indoor football team, the oakland panthers are now canceling today's kickoff raleigh ahead of saturday's game. >> also announcing the game is going to be played without fans in an effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus. >> they posted on instagram we will not have our fans in the arena to support our team as they take the field for the first time. we know that you will be there we want to thank you for your understanding, patience and loyalty to the panthers. >> before the changes made i sat down with the teams cornerback ryan hicks, he says the piece of the indoor game is much faster than an nfl game and it is not to offer a unique experience for the fans. >> we are the only show in town, that's kind of what the coach has been preaching. we are hoping to be a benchmark in the community. it is very interactive so fans will be able to meet and see their favorite players up close after the game you can come down on the field and talk to us, have interviews, ask us about certain plays that happened. it is really fun and you kind of get a real personal feel for it i

this person traveled raleigh durham international airport on february 22nd after visiting a patient ine care center kirkwood. >> they have, we are happy to report, that they have limited their time out in the public. >> reporter: in los angeles, the county is declaring a public health emergency. >> the last 48 hours alone, the l.a. county department of public health has confirmed six new cases of the novel coronavirus. >> bottom line, if you are in a position to be tested, you will be tested. >> reporter: we got an update from king county saying that there is another death that they are attributing to the outbreak here at the nursing care facility which is going to take the number up to six people who were residents here in the facility, and beyond that, king county saying that they don't enough tests right now for the people who have the coronavirus who want to go get the testing done, but because there is a lot of discussion about the test, jake, they are saying it is free if you get it done through their department. jake. >> stephanie elam in kirkland, washington justout si outside

from raleigh to greensboro, from asheville to kitty hawk to write -- to right here in charlotte, this to some of the most incredible patriots to ever walk the face of the earth. we stand on the shoulders of american heroes who cross the ocean, blazed the trail, settled the continent, paved the wilderness, dug out the panama canal, lay down the railroad, revolutionized industry, 12 world wars, defeated fascism and communism and made america the single greatest nation in the history of the world. we are making a greater every single day. proud citizens like you help build this country and together, we are taking back our country. we are returning power to you, the american people. that is what is happening. with your help, your devotion and your drive, we are going to keep on working. we are going to keep on fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. we are one movement, one people, one family and one glorious nation under god. america is thriving like never before. ladies and gentlemen of north carolina, the best is yet to come. because, together, we have made amer

. >> reporter: the north carolina correctional institution for women in raleigh.where you will find shannon crawley today. after weeks of discussions, she finally agreed to talk with us behind bars. >> still not too late to say you don't want to do this. >> you went through a lot of trouble. >> but as our cameras rolled, shannon began to tell the story of her relationship with jermeir stroud. >> he was charming. he was very nice. we got along. we had a lot in common. >> were you in love with jermeir? >> no. >> shannon insists she had no idea that her boyfriend jermeir was also seeing denita smith. >> i never knew that he had a girlfriend. had i known, i never would have given him my phone number. it wouldn't have ever escalated to anything else. >> she admits it did escalate. >> started off fairly normal. but he would call nonstop. he would show up unannounced. he would want to know where i was, who i was with. he would leave messages. 30, 40 phone calls. >> why'd you keep seeing a guy like that? >> i guess, initially, i didn't really take it that seriously. i did

. >> well, i was in north carolina yesterday, up in raleigh. we had 1,000 people show up.the idea that there's a direct correlation between the number of people who rally and the number of people who turn out, we had the largest turnout in south carolina and i think that was no small part because of our campaign. we run every single solitary county in the state. as you said, we won conventionally. that doesn't mean i'll do that everywhere. what's happening is, people aren't looking for a revolution in my view. what they are looking for is they are looking for results. they are looking for getting things done. bernie doesn't have a very good track record of getting things done in the united states congress, united states senate. much of what he's proposing is very, very much pie in the sky. he's talking about sending $60 trillion and not raising taxes on the middle class and being able to get it done quickly. i've laid out quickly how to get health care plan covering everybody and have a medicare option for those who want it, get it done quickly. i've laid out a game plan a

he is endorsed by the mayor of raleigh and where we are now and north carolina. to do well here. with the support we saw him get from the african-american community in south carolina perhaps he is in good position to do well here as well. his campaign is hoping, and he told voters that he believes north carolina is the next step for his campaign to have the comeback people talked about from south carolina. neil? neil: ellison barber. move to massachusetts, that is very important state. 91 delegates state. she is the favorite daughter as massachusetts senator. endorsed by no less, michael dukakis, former governor and 1988 presidential nominee. by the way is endorsing elizabeth warren. get his read on that state. you know, do you think she stays in the race, governor, win or lose in massachusetts? >> well, it is a decision only she can make, neil and nobody can make it for you. she's, i'm a fan of a friend, deeply involved in her campaigns and like her a lot but running for the presidency is, as we all know the toughest thing you have ever have to do in politics. a

she started in raleigh, north carolina in 1976.hired here in 1981 soon after the network first began. she was based in atlanta and over the years anchored some of the most important moments of the 80s and 90s including the space shuttle challenger disaster, the gulf war and the fall of the berlin wall. >> hello, i'm bobbie battista. a i lot has happened since churchill's warning. the communist regimes have now collapsed. >> she was a pioneer, hosting the first interactive talk show, talk back live. a new format where audience members and viewers were able to ask questions on live television to the guest and news makers on the show that day. right before her final appearance bobbie participated in an online cnn chat room. she said quote i expect them to carry on with all of the integrity and the highest journalistic standards. i watched bobbie battista and dreamed of working in a place like cnn. she is remembered here with love and respect and our thoughts are with her family and friends. bobbie battista was 67 years old. that's it

>> well, i was in north carolina yesterday up in raleigh, and we had 1,000 people show up.ook, the idea that there is a direct correlation of the number of people who are at the rally and the number of people who turn out. we had the largest turnout in south carolina, and i don't think that it was no small part because of our campaign, and we won every single solitary county in the state, and as you said, we won convincingconvincingly, s not mean that i will do it everywhere, but look, the people are not looking for a revolution in my view. what they are looking for is results and getting things done. and bernie does not have a very good track record of getting things done in the united states congress, the united states senate, and much of what he is proposing is very, very much pie in the sky. he is talking about spending $60 trillion. not raising taxes on the middle-class and being able to get it done quickly and so on. i have laid out clearly how we can get the health care plan covering everybody and a health care option for those who want it, and how to get it done qui

still 71 in raleigh. it cools off late this week, but not how it should be.me of year, we could still get snow storms. >> but we are marching towards spring. >> did you throw marching in there purposely? >> we're on a path. >> i was going to say, two years ago, there was a blizzard exactly this week. >> you must have one of those desktop calendars -- >> flow, my daughter was born this week and i remember she was born in a blizzard. so it's always there in my mind. >> a blizzard in the hospital room as well as a blizzard outside. >> always something going on. >> happy birthday to her. >> thank you. i appreciate it, bill. >>> still ahead, the entire country of italy is on lockdown in an effort to contain the coronavirus. a live report from rome, coming up next. a live report from rome, coming up next. you can actually see taste- trends. since when can we do that? since we started working with bdo. (announcer) people who know, know bdo. get 'em while they're hot. applebee's 25 cent boneless wings are back in your choice of three sauces. and aren't necessarily gr

yamiche yamiche joining us from raleigh, north carolina, a state that has been called projected for joe biden. now, let's move up to new england, to massachusetts, joined by wgbh's adam reilly in boston. adam, this is elizabeth warren's home ste and the senator representing massachusetts, of course, but bernie sanders was giving her a run for the money. she already has come out and talked with supporters, i think it was in detroit. we saw her over an houo.r ag what do you make of all of that? >> , you know, ii guess s reasonable when you think about it from her campaign's perspecte she would move on to michigan, the next big contest if she thinks he is won't have a terright this evenin i think it raised some eyebrows when she chose not to stndk arou the home state. also raising eyebrows is the watch better that her campait gn gether for people to take in the results as they came in, they were actually closed to the press, which is unusual. hahaven't encountered something likebefore. so you get the impression that she is girding for a poorer than expected or anticipated night. i went bac

the state senatorjoins us from raleigh north carolina.imary thing. that is replacing donald trump as president of the united states. as democrats, we are trying to feel the best candidate the one who shares the best potential to defeat donald trump. while many of us were very strongly behind vice president biden, his campaign was somewhat like sergeant. ididn't seem campaign was somewhat like sergeant. i didn't seem to be moving. we need that something had to be done. michael bloomberg, i thought, had a great message, and was determined to defeat donald trump. when he pulled out the race yesterday he threw their support behind joe biden. that means we are going to trot along the wayjill biden, means we are going to trot along the way jill biden, and means we are going to trot along the wayjill biden, and try to complete the mission. the mission when i was down we don't pass the offices of mike bloomberg nice offices. he has a large staff in the state. what will happen to the people he employed fairfor will happen to the people he employed

we opened up a office in raleigh.ust 30 miles away, but really micro markets you have to be in all of them to find great people. connell: one of the good problems to v thanks to all three of you. good cross-section of local economy in north carolina. we appreciate it very much. as we continue here in the state of north carolina, it is a game changing electorate. leading candidates promising to attract a new wave of voters but can they do it? we'll speak in a moment with a group of young people, college students. plus more from new york. melissa. melissa: we want, for everybody who is complaining at us that meeting that you saw with the president goes on for an hour. we'll pick out the best bits of that, we'll give it to you. at the same time he is talking to reporters on the south lawn. we're going to bring you that as soon as it happens as well. also, presidential race of historic proportion. one candidate is massively outspending the rest of the field in a crucial super tuesday state. more comments from president tr

she started at wral-tv in raleigh, north carolina, in 1976. she was hired here in 1981. first began. she was based in atlanta and over the years anchored some of the most important moments, the 1980s and 1990s, including the space shuttle challenger disaster, the gulf war, the fall of the berlin wall. >> hello, i'm bobbie batista. a lot has happened since churchill's warning 44 years ago. the communist regimes in eastern europe have all but collapsed in the past year. >> in many ways to many people she was the face of cnn. she was a pioneer, hosting the first interactive talk show, "talk back live." back then it was a new format where audience members and viewers were able to ask questions on live television to the guests and newsmakers on the show that day. the program aired for three years. right before her final appearance as host of "talk back live" in 2001, bobbie participated in an online cnn chat room. she believed that cnn was the greatest news network in the world and said, quote, i expect them to carry on with all the integrity and the highest journalistic stan

and with us in raleigh, yamiche alcindor from pbs news hour. mike, let me start with you, because you have some new reporting about joe biden and pete buttigieg connecting on the phone, what's going on? >> yeah, that's right, hallie. an awful lot has changed for the biden campaign in the last 48 hours since the big victory in south carolina. we knew yesterday that the two, joe biden and pete buttigieg had tried to connect by phone, trading some voice mails as their campaigns are separately having conversations with each other about consolidating support around the former vice president. along with vaughn hillyard we can confirm that they did connect this morning so we know that the conversations -- i'm sitting down with -- >> do you know what we said? >> so we'll have a chance to ask him -- we don't know yet. but as i mentioned i'm going to sit down with the vice president. you can be sure that's one of the first questions i ask him in the next hour. but what we have seen here for the biden team is really quite a turnaround. they're seeing a su