i mean, the idea that a 30-something, gay, south bend, indiana, mayor would even be taken seriously was a bit of a leap. and i also think it tells us about the moment we're in. frankly, somebody like me doing something like this probably wouldn't have gotten this far at any other moment of the system. >> tell me what you think the moment is. >> our orthodoxes and rules have been called into question by the emergence of donald trump. but that a lot of them are actually going to have to reassert themselves. in other words, the idea is not that there are no rules. the idea is that some rules have been broken and others are going to reassert themselves. we just don't know which yet. i think we're also in a moment where there's a desire for something that is really new and different. and yet not new and different in the way of the current presidency is new and different. but rather a response to the fact that we're in between moments in american history. i think we're in one of those moments that's hard to read precisely because it falls in between chapters. i would date the current era that

. >>> also, the buttigieg bump, a new poll puts the south bend mayor within striking distance of joe biden and elizabeth warren, it comes as new warning signs are flashing for the entire democratic field. we'll dig into that in a moment. >>> we start this morning at the white house. it finds itself under siege and on the defense as the impeachment inquiry pushes into its fourth week now, house democrats lining up another parade of testimonies this week from officials in the state department. the budget office, national security council, and defense department, all of this as republicans hold the president's feet to the fire following multiple walkbacks and course corrections from the white house over the weekend. let's take you right to the center of the tension in the nation's capital. garrett haake is on capitol hill. and hans nichols is live for us at the white house. and hans, i'll start with you. i understand you've got some new reporting on the acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney. what can you tell us? >> this morning in the morning staff meeting at the white house mick mulvan

my question is related to the police tensions with the city of south bend.hink it is a legitimate claim with your comments about all lives matter. if you could speak on those a little bit more. mayor buttigieg: i am mayor of a diverse community that has a past and complex relationship between communities of color, an officer sworn to keep them safe. one of the toughest moments in that relationship came early in my tenure. interviewed three candidates to be my police chief and wound up selecting an african-american cheap who had served under my predecessor. later on we got a visit from federal investigators about an investigation going into some of his actions and things that were going on at the police department related to wiretapping of other officers. i reached a conclusion, and parts of these -- parts of this are still being adjudicated, but i reached a conclusion i cannot have him continue to serve in that role. i had found out from federal investigators, it was a trust issue in our relationship. the concern that followed from that, and a lot of pain in

in south bend, we run a mayor's office blood drive. it's one of the things that we've traditionally done, and i inherited it when i became mayor. and i remember the moment when i realized that unlike most initiatives that i spearhead, i can't lead by example on this one because my blood is not welcome in this country. and it's not based on science. it's based on prejudice. so -- [ applause ] so when i'm president, he will direct the fda to revise the rules based on evidence, based on individual risk factors, and without regard to the prejudice that has driven the current policy that you're describing. >> i actually want to follow up on that. obviously, as you know, people living with hiv face tremendous stigma in many parts of this country and unfair treatment as well. hiv medication makes the virus undetectable. and somebody who is undetectable, i don't think maybe a lot of people who are watching tonight understand this yet, if somebody is undetectable, they cannot transmit the virus to a loved one, yet in many states in this country

what do you have to say quick. >> first of all you don'tum go from mayor of south bend to a competitivete without knowing a thing or two about grassroots campaign my campaign is fueled by the contributions of almost 600,000 individual donors and most are small contributions i am saying we cannot go into this fight with one hand tied behind ourit back the president and his allies $125 million they will have a responsibilityd country to make sure we go fight with everything we've got indeed we need to end the era of big money politics that's why campaign-finance reform is so important and it will never happen as on those currently in charge. >> the last time we talked was in august i pointed out not to charitably you were at 0 percent in the polls among african-americans now there's a new pullout you are now at 2 percent support. you describe big outreach to minority communitieshe why isn't it working quick. >> it's not about the polls. >> it is about the pole. >> in order to do well you have to deserve to do well and we are focus on the substance of what i have to offer voters want to kn

joining us now is the mayor of south bend, indiana.k. >> good to be with you. >> chris: let's start with your latest poll numbers in the real cure politics average of recent surveys you are in fourth place now at 5.8%, fourth in iowa with 13%, and fourth in new hampshire at 8.7%. as a candidate from the midwest and also looking at those numbers, don't you have to finish in the top at least two or three in iowa or you are done? >> is certainly the case that a strong performance and i was going to be critical to us winninthe nomination. that's what we are building towards. we have a terrific ground game there, over 22 field offices now and 100 organizers. i think a message that's really connecting with islands. democrats there, first and foremost of course want to know we can defeat and replace president trump. we also want to know how the policies we are putting forward are going to affect our lives and whether it's medicare for all who wanted or the vision we ar putting forward on any number of issues. we find that it is resonating but

and here's south bend mayor pete buttigieg. >> it's a bold step.t reflects that sense of responsibility. and i think other online platforms would do well to accept their responsibility for truth or question whether they should be in the business. >> what do you expect is politicians/congress' roll moving forward, to try to police facebook in the future? >> we hear noise from capitol hill but little action on this. there's a lot of bringing mark zuckerberg and other executives in front and give them a grilling. but this does not lead to regulation. there's a lot of talk and no action. coming back to enforcing this -- it's not just ads from politicians that twitter is banning. they're banning any political issue ad. think about, particularly in society today, everything is a political issue. if you run an ad for recycling, that will claim to be a climate ad. same with health care ads. i think for, you know, it's fine for jack dorsey to say this now. how they will implement it and it might cut into their bottom lined when you, expand this beyond polit

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joining us as the mayor of south bend, indiana. welcome back.'s start with the latest poll numbers in the politics average of recent surveys your fourth place nationally at 5.8% fourth in iowa with 13% and forth to new hampshire at 4.7%. as a candidate from the midwest, don't you have to finish in the top two or three and iowa or you are done? >> it is certainly the case of a strong performance in iowa will be critical winning the nomination. that's what we are building towards, a terrific ground game, over 22 field offices and 100 organizers. a message that is connecting with i went. democrats first and foremost want to know that we can defeat or replace president trump and want to know how the policies we are putting forward will affect their lives whether medicare for all or the vision we put forth a number of his sui issues. even now there are so many island who have it narrowed down to a top three but taking the time to evaluate their choices and we have our work cut out for us to close the deal between now and the caucus. chris: you have s

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the mayor of south bend, indiana raised $19 million. >> you said money wasn't your deciding factor. >ike he can point to the polls and say it's better over there. >> i'm basing it on "new day" appearances and i give him an a. >> that's fine. can i do one more. >> sure. >> a plus plus plus plus plus plus plus. washington nationals come behind for victory. >> the nationals and the astros are my two teams. >> stick around professor. we want you to weigh in on this. this is video of a woman apparently taunting a lion at the bronx zoo here in new york. the zoo says she climbed over a safety barrier. the bronx zoo called it a serious violation. she put her life in danger. the new york police department said the zoo has filed a complaint for criminal trespass. taunting a lion. what kind of grade do you give on that, chris? >> that's an fi minus. my favorite part is how the lion is looking around. number two it remind me of anchor man when ron burgundy jumps into the bear pit. it ended well in both occasions. i don't understand people. why is she waving at the lion? you guys are not friends.

south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg told cnn warren was more forthcoming about the number of selfiesen than about how her plan is going to be funded. former vice president joe biden called for honesty from warren. >> it's kind of about time other people get questioned. she's going to have to tell the truth. >> warren's campaign says it is studying a range of options for paying for her health care plan. >>> "politico" reports bernie sanders won a prized endorsement from his hospital bed. while sanders was recovering from a heart attack, he got word two members of the squad are backing his campaign. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez phoned him along with minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar. >> not just a fight for our lives, this is the fight for our democracy. this is the fight for a better future, one that we can all be proud of. >> "politico" says a third squad congresswoman rashida tlaib, is expected to announce soon that she is also backing sanders. yesterday she says she hasn't made a decision on an endorsement. >>> "the hartford current" reports a father who lost hi

but again, it's getting to be crunch time for many of these candidates, including south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg, who's still on stage behind me here. he'll be followed by six other candidates tonight, trying to rally the ohio faithful here in columbus. alex? >> all right, that debate just 48 hours away. and jeff zeleny will be right there. thank you very much, jeff. joining me now are cnn crime and justice reporter simone prokupecz, historian and former director of the nixon presidential library, tim neftali and cnn political analyst and "the new york times" political editor patrick healy. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining me tonight. lots to discuss. jeff hit on a lot of that. tim, i want to start with you and the clip we just saw of joe biden, those clips. we saw a fired-up joe biden. we know he doesn't take kindly to people going after his family. on two counts, do you think this was overdue? first, talk, becoming more aggressive towards president trump, and secondly, explaining more and talking more about what his son has done and is doing. >> i think it's very

only from the home depot. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our next guest is the mayor of south bendeers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: pete, welcome back to the show last time you were here, it was very interesting i think, for me we were all trying to figure out how to pronounce your name. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and now here you are, you're a major contender for getting the democratic nomination you just got a big day today the polls came out and you're number three in the polls in iowa [ cheers and applause what do you attribute your surge in popularity to >> well, hard work, a really good team and the right message. i think our message is what americans are really looking for. it's not just how to end the trump presidency, which is obviously a huge priority, because our country's future depends on it. [ cheers and applause but it's also about what's america going to need the day after this presidency ends this presidency will come to an end one way or the other and when we get there, when the sun comes up over this country, and we're picking up th

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senator kamala harris and south bend, indiana mayor pete footage, judge. they each have 5% and businessman andrew yang, an author marianne williamson are at 2% nobody else got more than one percent in that poll. >>after human host of inside bay area. ticks you can watch it at 11 oh 5 on saturday and sunday take the and yes, you guessed you can as we look outside. windier day even tomorrow that's what a little birdie told and it's been the beautiful and catherine and by the way one most talented young ladies around. >>annual alive. yeah here comes more wind could the we some nice weather out there right now clear all the way to the it has been a great day high pressure moving overhead. >>and that ridge going to weaken a little bit i think it's tomorrow we may begin to pick up a couple high clouds there's a chance we could see a couple patches of fog living along the coastline temperatures in the 50's right now co-signed you're going to 70's just inside the bay 76 in redwood city 70 in hayward 69 degrees in oakland right now 73 in dublin in the 79 in concord

. >> donald in south bend, indiana.ead. >> hi, i initially called, i'm 57 years old, i remember the reagan era. one of the things that really upset me, was this thing about the welfare queen. i had no proof at the time we need was talking about it and was not true. but i didn't really believe. and it was basically proven incorrect or wrong. the reason why i am a democrat is because being a conservative, seems to be a conservative. you guys to slogans to get your base going. but to be a democrat, you have to sit down and think things out and that takes time for some people just don't have the time because they arere working. we work and we are working, or taking care of family and everything. then again, who and digest all of the stuff. >> hey donald, we do in south bend. >> also want to do. also i am a proud union member. i am a mailman. i'm an noc member. that's another thing, the current president of the united states, wants to pretty much god the post office. we don't want that to happen. >> are a donald, thank you w

i'm also not going to get in the middle of it. >> pete buttigieg, the soon to be former mayor of south bendher ten more weeks. stay safe on the trail. >> good to be with you. >> when we come back, how the nba is hardly alone among u.s. businesses being very careful about criticizing china's human rights abuses. see if you can guess why. >>> welcome back. data download time. politicians on both sides of the aisle have been grandstanding in their criticism against the nba in recent weeks for allegedly placing dollars over human right in china. it happened after the general manager of the houston rockets tweeted support for the hong kong protesters and then felt pressured into apologizing. but the numbers explain why the league cares so much about china. and why so many other american businesses should be breathing a sigh of relief that it's the nba taking the arrows publicly right now and not any of them. last season, roughly 800 million people in china watched an nba game. that's more than twice as many people as there are in the united states. and the nba is a stand-alone business is estima

having seen mark's visit to south bend in 2017 and face book -- they were interested in joining.d priscilla have not decided who to support for president and the campaign for mayor pete buttigieg telling nbc news they can confirm this report. but certainly a lot of scrutiny, of every single move of this billionaire facebook ceo who is trying to do as much as he can to protect 2020. hal? >> jo ling kent with that statement. thanks for bringing that to us. >>> from california, alex stamos, the chief security officer for facebook, now an nbc cybersecurity analyst. a little bit more of what zuckerberg had to say to lester here. >> part of growing up for me has just been realizing that it is more important to be understood than it is to be liked. and i believe that very strongly. i do think that people can make up their own minds about me or the work that we're doing but this is who i am. >> what do you think, alex, is that the right attitude to have in the face of what i think some would call appropriate criticism of the company? >> well, i think the criticisms are appropriate. i thi

. >> chloe was the daughter of a police officer in south bend, indiana.rning the police union there calls the grandfather's arrest appalling, saying it does nothing but re-victimize a family who experienced a horrific loss. >> why are you going to charge him with a misdemeanor when you already know he's been through such a terrible trauma? everybody on earth agrees this was an accident. everybody knows there was no intent involved. so it sort of begs the question why. >> anello was held on $80,000 bond. the cruise line released a statement calling the girl's death tragic but said it would not comment further. >>> newly released video shows an alabama college student just before she was reported missing last week. 19-year-old aniah blanchard is seen on this store surveillance camera. the video also shows her driving away in her suv. that vehicle has now been found with dents and scratches. her father says she would not take off without telling anyone. >> she was a very organized young lady. she would get up in the morning real early, and she would go to be

on this perfect october night in south bend, these two legendary programs meet again.on the line for both. for the irish, trying to keep their championship hopes alive. the trojans need a big win to turn their season. framed by the familiar

his guest this week, presidential candidate, pete buttigieg from the mayor from south bend, indiana. >>> the kurds are accusing turkey of breaking a cease-fire. for now the cease-fire appears to be holding. the bigger concerns are what happens when the five-day cease-fire ends. the 250-mile border area turkey intends to occupy is kurdish homeland. they fear being kicked out once turkey takes control. some say driven off their homeland. the firing of daryl morey. nba said they refuse thad demand but china denies it ever made one. several companies cut ties after that tweet. the nba including lebron james and others have been heavily criticized. >>> a big loss for the city in the east bay. wells fargo will close a customer service center in concord. that's cutting about 350 jobs. the bank which is based in san francisco said the lease is expiring. the closure is expected to take place by next year. they said hopefully by letting them know now, hopefully they can find another job. they'll also in other communities. >>> the state's unemployment rate fell to a new low of 4% last month. th

and substantially behind bernie sanders and south bend indiana pete buttigieg.e have yet to see senator elizabeth warren's third quarter results. biden, warren and buttigieg are among seven candidates slated to appear at the unions for all summit in los angeles today. >>> the plant-based meat craze is changing the way we look at meat. i sat down with the ceo of beyond meat to talk about the growing industry and the misconception surrounding their product. cnn business has the details next. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. neutrogena® we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like

. >> donald in south bend, indiana. go ahead. >> hey, hi. i initially called double Ãi'm 57 years old. i remember the reagan era. one of the things that really upset me was this thing about the welfare queen. now i had no proof at the time when he was talking about it that it was not true. but i didn't really believe him. it then eventually was proven correct. it was proven wrong. the reason why i'm a democrat is because you know, to be a conservative. it's easy to be a conservative. and a republican. you guys use slogans. to get your base going. to be a democrat, you have to sit down and think things out. that takes time for some people just don't have the time. because they are working. yet we work. and we are working, taking care of families and everything that we've got to come home and digest all thisstuff . >> donald, what do you do in south bend? >> okay, i'll tell you what i do. also i'm a proud union member. i'm a mailman. and i'm in - - member. that's another thing. the current president of the united states wants to pretty much -

the second point i would make, look at south bend mayor pete buttigieg.himself as a centrist alternative to joe biden. he did not class directly with joe biden -- clashed directly with joe biden and instead vowed to contrast with elizabeth biden to show he could take her on should biden dip in the polls. this is still a three-way, top-to erase between biden, worn and sanders, look for pete buttigieg to seize and draw contest -- draw contrast as an alternative to biden. ♪ >> the target boris johnson needs to get to his 320. this is going to be a very very difficult target for him to get to. ♪ you are watching "bloomberg best." i'm rosalind chin. rates by 25 cut basis point, a dissenting vote was cast in favor of a 50 basis point cut. caseullard is making the for additional cuts citing the trade war and other downside risk. he explained an exclusive that he explained in an exclusive conversation with bloomberg. >> we have moved a lot in the last year. a year ago we would have been talking about the fed raising rates in 2019, not lowering rates. andinstead d

in south bend, indiana. >> people love him in the county. >> reporter: his boss describes him as a selflessgot a servant's heart as we say. and just one of the most wonderful human beings that you could ever meet. >> reporter: chloe was traveling with her father, a south bend, indiana police officer, as well as her mother, siblings, and both sets of grandparents. >> i mean, you can barely look at him without him crying. she was his best friend. >> reporter: in july, chloe's parents, alan and kimberly, told nbc news they want royal caribbean to be held accountable and defended anello. >> he was extremely hysterical. the thing that he has repeatedly told us is i believed that there was glass. he will cry over and over. at no point ever, ever has seen him ever put our kids in danger. >> the family's attorney says royal caribbean has not given them the opportunity to view its surveillance video of the incident. he says they intend to file a lawsuit shortly. royal caribbean told us that this was a tragic accident, and referred us to authorities for further comment. but we have not heard back. >>

he will also talk with democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg, mayor of south bend, indiana. that's this sunday on your local fox station. check your tv listings for the time in your area. a man accused of murdering a woman and recording it on camera apparently killed before. details on how officials tracked him down. first, hours after president trump announced a cease fire in syria, we're getting word of continuing fighting and shelling and videos showing smoke. what the president is now saying about how the agreement is holding up. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees on a path to fin

the south bend bear is getting political advice from facebook according to mine time begging, he sent many emails to the campaign manager with the names of individuals who might consider ltiple emails to the c with staff recommendations. ultimately, two of the people recommended were hired. >>> several san francisco leaders and community groups plan to condemn a campaign billboard they call racist and sexist. we are live in the south of market neighborhood to explain how the billboard is from a can to get now running. >> reporter: that candidate describes herself as a longtime social worker and republican who is hoping to unseat the incumbent mayor. the location is on a side street off of harrison between ninth and 10th in the cities south of market neighborhood. the billboard shows the cartoon did fiction of a woman kicking back at a desk with a cigarette and a lot of cash in her hands. the billboard also says quote, stop slavery and human trafficking in san francisco alimage of a child appearing to be kidnapped. in several interviews, she said the image is supposed to depict mayor b

. >> desjardins: south bend indiana mayor pete buttigieg focused on prescription drug prices, rollingin "the boston globe" that would "cap monthly out-of-pocket drug spending to around or just over $200 for seniors and those who joined a government plan." the democratic field remains large. but just months until the primaries begin, time for candidates to stand out is getting smaller. for the pbs newshour, i'm lisa desjardins. and that brings us to politics monday. i'm here with amy walter of "the cook political rep and host of public radio's "politics with amy walter." and tamara keith of n.p.r. she co-hosts the "npr politics podcast." welcome you two podcasters. let's talk about impeent. amy, the president, when this whole thing first broke, said there was no quid pro quo. then these texts come out, now a second whistleblower has come forward, saying it looks quite clear that therewas a quid pro quo. but it seems that the president's defense of this whole call and this intersection with the ukrainians hasn't changed very much. what is he trying to do here?e >> and his defenders, at

. >> mayor pete, south bend indiana mayor had a strong night on a number of friends.e confronted elizabeth warren, he confronted medicare for all, he talked about beto o'rourke and guns. >> you just made it clear you don't know how this is going to take weapons off the streets. the problem is the policy. i don't need lessons from you on courage, political or personal. >> that was a slave in the face to every single one of those groups and every survivor of a mass casualty assault with an ar 15. >> the point is he was in a lot of substantive conversations tonight and there's a competition between amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg to be the biden alternative because there will be a biden ln. democrats want to have that option. >> they do and it will be interesting. we have tulsi gabbard coming up later this hour. the two of them being veterans they really got into it on a couple things about syria and elsewhere so he has covered a number of topics and got drawn into all those conversations tonight. there was also a conversation about marijuana and bernie being back tonig

war veteran and mayor of south bend, indiana, pete buttigieg. >> if me being gay was a choice it wase made far, far above my pay grade. if you have a problem with who i am, your problem is not with me. your quarrel, sir, is with my creator. >> of course, there are still some folks who have a problem with mayor pete and still efforts in states to restrict gay rights. there's a rise in hate crimes against the transgender community and this year against the recommendation of top military leaders, the trump administration rolled back the right of transgender americans to serve in the military. and just this week, the supreme court heard a case that could determine whether lgbt citizens will be protected by civil rights when facing workplace discriminati discrimination. there are 28 states where people can be fired for simply being gay. if the supremes don't step up it will be up to the senate to pass the employment nondiscrimination act. lest we forget one of the first national politicians to support the freedom of marriage was dick cheney inspired by his daughter mary. and barack obama

joining me now 2020 presidential candidate and a veteran who served in afghanistan, south bend, indiana, mayor, pete buttigieg. >> good to be with you. >> president trump referred to what is happening at the turkey/syria border as the, quote, ultimately solution in a tweet and take a listen to something he said about the turks and their border. >> in all fairness, they've had a legitimate problem with it. they had terrorists and a lot of people in there they couldn't have. they've suffered a lot of lives also and they had to have it cleaned out. >> they had to have it cleaned out. ultimately solution. what is your reaction? >> my reaction is those kinds of phrases have the darkest rhines in world history and we don't talk about cleaning out people when there is an -- ethnic minority and atrocity against minorities right now. the security concerns of turkey could be taken seriously without green lighting the kind of thing that this president has allowed but the real consequence of this isn't just what is happening to kurds or what is happening in syria. it is what is happening to the uni

it's a big change for the south bend, indiana, mayor, who has jumped seven points since june.his has senator bernie sanders made a big show back east in new york city, drawing a huge turnout. an estimated 26,000 people in queens, new york, for a rally, featuring the endorsement of the district's high profile new congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> we right now have one of the best democratic presidential primary fields in a generation. and much of that is thanks to the work that bernie sanders has done in his entire life. >> joining me now is the author of "power up" for the "washington post." and joel payne. welcome both. let's first talk about the shape of the race and then we can get onto some surprising new developments on the hillary front as well. joel, what do you think about the rise of pete buttigieg in iowa? >> it's awful predictable for a couple reasons. one, his fund-raising numbers have always been really strong and you would have expected buttigieg's polling numbers and resonance with people to follow that. he's also invested a lot in early state organizat

. >> laura: she's going to out negotiate president xi when she can't handle the mayor of south bend? i don't think so. what we've learned from these debates i think is generally the following. the agendaless democrats have no china policy, other than complaining about trump's terrace, no coherent trade policy except, we will work with the europeans more. like obama didn't already try that and fail. they have no coherent health care policy, and someone wants to abolish health care insurance altogether. wildly unpopular. but it is still a jungle. they have no plan to raise your standard of living, that i can say. that actually kind of given up trying to argue that point. but their answer for everything is to tax it. if it moves, tax it. if it doesn't, tax it. >> i do think it is appropriate to acknowledge that taxes will go up. >> for people making between $50,070,000 a year, the taxes will go up about $5,000. >> we should look at what germany, france, and sweet and still, which is a value added tax. >> we need a wealth tax. >> sometimes i think that senator warren is more focused on b

pete buttigieg, the mayor of south bend, indiana is on the rise. he is polling third in iowa. the direct result pushing back on senator elizabeth warren in the most recent debate we saw in columbus, ohio. that is playing out in terms of the divide between moderates and this party and liberals on the debate stage and in these early states. charles: madison, is there someone that you think the administration is concerned about, worried about? at the beginning of the process they said joe biden who can compete with president trump in the swing state. is there someone new now? >> i think joe biden has gone far too left to compete with the president. there is nobody on the democratic debate stage concerning for the president. when you look at third party candidate there is always concern for both parties. i don't think anybody in the democratic field is concerning. charles: kevin, madison, thank you both. appreciate it. >> good to see you charles. charles: biogen shares seesawing after surging yesterday after the announcing a decision for approval of its alzheimer's drug. how much

south bend, indiana mayor pete , buttigieg s interrupupted by activists holding a banner and chanting "trans lives matter" as the openly gay mayor was being questioned by anderson cooper. in another interruption, activist blossom c. brown took the mic from another audience member. >> let me tell you something about black trans women are being killed in this country and cnn, you have erased black trans women for ththe last time. let me tell you something. black k trans women are dying. our lives matter. i am an extraordinary like trans woman and i deserve to be here. arelack transistors that here. i am tired. i am so tired. not one black trans woman has taken the mic tonight. not t one black trans man has taken the mic tonight. amy: at least black transgender 19 women have been killed so far this year. ethiopian prime minister abiy ahmed ali has been awarded the 100th nobel peace prize in an announcement this morning. the prime minister helped broker a historic peace deal between ethiopia and eritrea last year. from 1998 to 2000, ethiopia and eritrea fought a border war in which 70,000

he faced criticism earlier this year over what happened in south bend and said he was frustrated by thelure to properly vet donors. >> especially as mayor of a city that has had a lot of anguish over police/community relations, i believe strongly that justice is more important than campaign contributions. you need to be sure you've gone through the steps to make sure there's no concern that would make you regret they're associated with the campaign. >> and facebook under attack. the biden campaign asking the social platform to reject another attack ad on the former vice president. biden's campaign manager says facebook is letting candidates misled americans. facebook says the ad in question isn't even running on their platform. alexandria ocascio-cortez, another facebook critic, took a jab yesterday at the rally in queens. >> we need to take power over our lives again. i don't know about you, but i don't want mark zuckerberg making decisions over my life. [ crowd chanting ] >> tulsi gabbard is next. hillary clinton looks back at 2016 and ahead to 2020 and sees russia doing all it can to

this comes as the south bend mayor takes a more aggressive approach.n the debate stage and on the campaign trail. vanessa caught up with him during a stop in nevada. >> thank you. >> reporter: mayor pete buttigieg in the nevada desert riding high after the last debate. >> were you able to catch the debate last week by any chance? okay. good. did i do okay? all right. good. >> reporter: buttigieg striking a more aggressive tone on the heels of last week's cnn s/"new york times" debate. when he called out elizabeth warren over how she would pay for her medicare for all plan. >> we third tonight. a yes or no question that didn't get a yes or no answer. your signature is to have a plan for everything, except this. >> reporter: after raking in a million dollars in the 24 hours following the debate, adding to his sizable war chest, buttigieg is doubling down on the campaign trail, including here in las vegas. >> will taxes go up with your medicare for all who want it? yes or no? >> good question because not everybody has been answering this question. >> repo

elizabeth warren. [ applause ] from vermont, senator bernie sanders. [ applause ] from indiana, south bendornia, senator kamala harris. [ applause ] from new york, businessman andrew yang. [ applause ] from new jersey, senator cory booker. [ applause ] from texas, former congressman beto o'rourke. [ applause ] from california, businessman tom steyer. [ applause ] from minnesota, senator amy klobuchar. [ applause ] from hawaii, congresswoman tulsi gabbard. [ applause ] from texas, former housing and urban development secretary julian castro. ladies and gentlemen, the democratic candidates for president of the united states. [ applause ] ♪ >>> we are seconds away from the big debate. final thoughts. david, you have coached a candidate before a debate like this, barack obama. what do you say to a candidate right before they go on stage? get that zinger ready or -- what are you saying? >> we have been through everything for weeks. we have practiced this. you know the points you need to hip. make sure you hit them. then the last thing you say, is go have fun. they look at you like you are nuts.

. >> laura: if south bend's success is any indication, to me to be a game buster for him at the whiten, the last ten days, the major networks spent more than seven hours covering the whistle-blower's and of course, the cost for trump's impeachment. they spent 46 minutes covering the ukraine-biden scandal. >> we have campaign ads with video joe biden saying he got the prosecutor fired. and he just had rudy giuliani on, who has affidavit saying that the prosecutor got fired. the facts are coming out, and as a doug said, collateral damage will be the front-runner -- >> laura: people keep asking me this question. i don't have a great answer. the democrats really think that warren is the strongest candidate to go up against trump? i think the choice will be democratic socialist -- whatever you want to call it, wealth contestatioconfiscation on a ma, friends on wall street this is going to crater, versus trump's of peace and prosperity. that's it, socialism or peace and prosperity. >> i can assure you, the democrats will lose. the only way the democrats win is as obama won machen '08, with

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a boost comes from conservative and moderate democrats, the group that south bend mayor, pete buttigiegfor fourth is dpritly trying to make inroading to show himself as the tlern toef biden. vanessa is outfront. >> thank you. >> mayor pete buttigieg is in the nevada desert riding high after the last debate. >> were you able to catch the debate last week by any chance. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. good. did i do okay? [ cheers and applause ] >> buttigieg striking a more aggressive tone on the heels of last week's cnn "new york times" debate. >> i think it's helped us reach the next level. >> where he called out elizabeth warren over how she would pay for the medicare for all plan. >> we heard it tonight a yes or no question without a yes or no answer. your signature is is to have a plan for everything, except this >> after raking in a million dollars in the 24 hours following the debate, adding to his sizable war chest, buttigieg is doubling down on the campaign trail. including here in las vegas. >> will taxes go up with your medicare for all who want it yes or no. >> good question

tier of candidates behind joe biden, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders at tuesday's debate the south bendried to regain initiative with a more aggressive approach. >> we heard it tonight, a yes or no question that didn't get a yes or no answer your signature, senator, is to except this. i don't need lessons from you on courage, political or personal you can put an end to an endless war without embracing donald trump -- >> will you end the regime is the question >> mayor pete buttigieg joins me, welcome to "meet the press." >> thanks for having me. >> before we start the campaign, i want to get to the situation in syria you may inherit a situation, if you are elected n syria. the kurds are a bit displaced. r we have multiple nations with troops in syria. what do you do what do you do now we know what you wouldn't do i understand that. what do you do now >> if things are going to evolve in so many different ways, it's hard to gauge the future except this. we know we need to promote stability. we need to stand by our allies and that there will be legitimate turkish security concerns, that wi

what does the mayor of south bend, indiana have on hand you ask? biden has never been a great fundraiser, but he was positioned to raise money in this case as the establishment favorite. and he's no people say money is not determine native, if it wasser, jeb bush would be president. true, to a point. it is indicative of energy and organic support and joe biden's small numbers don't come close to elizabeth warren's or bernie sanders' is, that has to be concerning for them. >> you know, that, i mean, we knew going into this, even before he announced his run, so much is written about how he doesn't like to fund raise. he just doesn't like it. and now this reversal that he's going to take super pac money, he's getting hit from steve bullock and others on that couple that with the decline. you wrote about this in your column last night, chris. a decline in his new hampshire poll numbers. >> reporter: yeah, look, the story of that poll to me is two-fold of our poll, one is as mj noted, lots of people are still wide opened in terms of making their decisio

. >> laura: if south bend's success is any indication, then it's going to be a game buster for him at the white house. all right, john, the last ten days, the major networks spent more than seven hours covering the whistle-blower's complaint and, of course, the cost for trump's impeachment. they spent 46 minutes covering the ukraine-biden scandal. >>ne to which they said it's not true. so we have an ad up, we have campaign ads with video joe biden saying he got the prosecutor fired. and he just had rudy giuliani on, who has affidavit saying that the prosecutor got firedbe. the facts are coming out, and as doug said, collateral damage in this will be the front-runne. >> laura: people keep asking me this question. i don't have a great answer. do the democrats really think that warren is the strongest candidate to go up against trump? >>um no. >> i think the choice will be democratic socialist, whatever you want to call it, wealth confiscation on a massive scales that show the market could collapse 25 do 30%. seeing that, friends on wall street this is going to crater, versus trump's of

the mayor from indiana, south bend, indiana, trying to make a play in iowa where somebody is likely to surprise us. here is the senator from minnesota also going after warren because she wants to do the same thing. >> you know, this isn't a flyover part of the country to me. the heartland is where i live. i want to win those states that we lost last time and i have bold ideas to get us there. i think just because they're different that elizabeth's doesn't mean they're bold. but we can't get any of this done on climate change or immigration reform unless they win. >> it's fascinating to me they wouldn't go after joe biden. we've seen in past debates going after him does you no good. their cal chaculation is he wil just come down naturally. >> what will be interesting to see is whether or not this actually does have any impact on polls. so far we've seen debates don't actually have an impact on them. warren has risen separately from her performance in the debates. the question i have is how will repeatedly going negative if they continue to go negative, which buttigieg did as well on cnn