attack and he ran just before this new hampshire primary, mentioning the fact that as mayor of south bend indiana african—american fire department chief, there are policing issues in south bend, indiana that relate to race. it is thought that he did not handle them very well at all. that is his problem going into south carolina for sure. a footnote on joe biden, into south carolina for sure. a footnote onjoe biden, he ran in1988, in footnote onjoe biden, he ran in 1988, in 2008, he has never even come close to winning a primary or a caucus and you sense, and we have seen him on the stump, you sense he has done his dash. yeah. i think you are right aboutjoe biden. things can change in south carolina. he could have a stumping win in south carolina and in nevada. we can change the story. the race is pretty fluid. it has been a campaign that has been kind of lacklustre. 0nly save candidate doesn't look very safe anymore. but is pete buttigieg that save candidate? if bernie sanders is emerging as to left wing for the centre of the democratic party, for the centre of america, is where the safety now in

today the biden campaign is taking direct aim at the former mayor of south bend indiana, pete buttigiegwho is moving ahead in the polls in new a new web video comparing the experiences of the vice president to the former mayor of south bend, indiana. [video presentation begins] pete buttigieg doesn't think much of the vice president's record. let's compare. joe biden helped lead the passage of the affordable care act, which gave health care to 20 million people. installed toigieg court of lights under a bridge, giving residents of south bend illuminated rivers. a nuclear iran, joe biden helped to negotiate the iran deal, and under threat of disappearing pets, buttigieg negotiated lighter licensing regulations. -- both vicet president joe biden and former mayor pete have helped shape the economy. joe biden helped rescue the auto industry, saving our economy from a depression. pete buttigieg revitalized the sidewalks of downtown south bend by laying out decorative bricks. both have made hard decisions. despite pressure from the nra, joe biden past the assault weapons ban through congress

. >> talking about growing as a candidate, mayor of south bend, indiana, and now he is the co-front runner perhaps for the democratic nomination.or >> laura: co-front runner plus mark is that what they s i guess technically maybe you could say two nomination contests, he is at 7% and 5.5% respectively. we needed to get the .5% in. but what he lacks popularly on main street, he makes up for that more than that on wall street. let's face it, they want to hedge against bernie. and theyt, know pete will be puy in the hands of someone like president xi and that is good for the globalists. at first glance, buttigieg seems to have a really good political resume. former small-town mayor, army reservist, rhodes scholar.

mayor of south bend indiana be prejudged taking the stage right now speaking to his supporters. you could feel the excitement building through the night as the race got closer and closer and tighter but now yes we are hearing well we're sanders is the official winner but snow was the mayor said this. morning that a campaign that many said should be here at all is here. been signed by him in his remarks here and speak here for march just stand by for a moment because let's cross over in the sense of bernie sanders who is speaking right now oh who has shown as he was going to be the winner of the senate who was would argue over who would be behind you know the if you know who the the was i you have the new hampshire be the one you all have the living god let me tell you to soften sunni. society the people that have shown him for a great victory tonight if you. was was the let me thank the thousands of volunteers in the hampshire who all thank you was who knocked on doors in the rain and the snow and the cold was the reason that we won the night in new hampshire we won last week in

not been-- i don't have a lot of experience. >> stephen: there aren't a lot of wine caves in south bend, indiana we do have a cheese cave in south bend, indiana. >> stephen: good, american cheese? >> probably, but yeah, we have a regular basement at home, i think there is some wine down there. >> stephen: now let's say you win, okay. let's talk about changing washington or adding a progressive agenda to our government. you saw progress in the government cannot depend os on the good faith of the gop. so if you are president, how do you achieve what you are promising now. >> so here is what we have going for us. even, even more than what was available to president obama a decade ago, there is a powerful american majority that wants to see these changes happen. that wants to see higher wages, that thinks it is ridiculous that a corporation like amazon or chevron pay zero on taxes in billions of profits. even on health care. making sure that every american is insured, even in areas where my party has been on the defense in the past, imgrailings reform, doing something about gun violence. climate, ev

the only thing he has ever run, south bend, indiana, is a crime-ridden mess. violent crime surged 70% during his time as mayor while the country as a whole saw crime fall by 2% in that same time frame. but pay no attention to the facts, just keep hinting that he is like obama, except gay and white. >> there's no question at all that pete buttigieg is occupying a bit of that obama lane. >> reminds me a little bit of early obama in the campaign. >> barack obama before him, pete is young, he is inspiring, he brings fresh ideas to the table. >> laura: unlike obama, who can inspire his supporters with a soaring rhetoric. remember that 2004 dnc speech and grand idealism? when buttigieg profound statements come he just ends up sounding like an idiot. >> it is time to walk away from the politics of the past and towards something totally different. by this time, it's not just about winning an election, it's about winning an era. speak of the shape of our democracy is the issue that affects every other issue. >> taking out a bad guy is not a good idea if you do not know

. >> because you are mayor of south bend, indiana you don't get people of color. >> that process of earning trust can take time. >> reporter: this saturday's primary, the last before super tuesday is a test for these hopefuls. >> hello, hello, hello. >> reporter: the first time america will see how they connect with black voters. african-americans make up two-thirds of the electorate here. >> they're essential. >> reporter: at tonight's debate, the fight for the democratic nomination couldn't be more fiery. >> i'm not over time. you spoke over time and i'm going to talk. >> reporter: tonight, bernie sanders is the front runner taking in incoming. >> i think would make a better president than bernie. >> i do not think this is the best person to lead the ticket. >> vladimir putin thinks donald trump should be president of the united states, and that's why russia is helping you get elected. >> i'm hearing my name mentioned a little bit tonight. i wonder why. >> reporter: for some people, tonight's debate was a reminder, this process is not perfect. >> i'm conscious of the fact that there's sev

he released a blistering new campaign ad criticizing pete buttigieg's record as mayor of south bend, indiana and mocking his lack of experience on the national stage. buttigieg fired back today on cnn's "state of the union." >> it's a difficult political attack, and it's too bad because so many communities, communities like mine in south bend, we know that we might look small from the perspective of washington, but it's what's going on in washington that looks so small and small-minded. communities, whether they're my size or rural communities or even neighborhoods in our biggest cities that feel completely left behind are frustrated with being made into a punchline by washington politicians. >> now with just two days before the new hampshire primary, we're getting a clear picture of where this race stands. a brand new cnn university of new hampshire poll is out, and this one was partially taken after friday's democratic debate, and it shows a little change at the top. senator bernie sanders is maintaining a strong lead heading into tuesday's vote. we have team coverage in new hampshire cove

party at risk if we should nominate someone who's never held a higher office than the mayor of south bend, indiana. >> stewart: the biden campaign also released an ad comparing the former vice president's record in national office to what it claimed were the accomplishments of former mayor buttigieg in south bend indiana. >> joe biden helped save the auto industry, which revitalized the economy of the midwest. pete buttigieg revitalized the sidewalks of downtown south bend by laying out decorative brick. >> stewart: buttigieg called it a "typical political attack." >> communities, whether they're my size or rural communities or even neighborhoods in biggest cities, that feel completely left behind are mafrustrated with bein a punch line by washington politicians. >> stewart: senator bernie nders-- who shared a win in the iowa caucuses with buttigieg-- also criticized buttigieg again for accepting campaign contributions from billionaires. >> last count he has abou billionaires who are contributing to his campaign, the heads of-- the c.e.o.s of the large pharmaceutical companies and so forth.nce >>

the former mayor of south bend indiana narrowly beat senator sanders in a chaotic contest beset by technicalthe party is to review the requests to see if they meet the requirements. new hampshire is now in the spotlight as voters in the us state get ready for tuesday's primary on the heels of that chaotic caucus in iowa. president trump has been holding a rally in new hampshire, as the democrats competing to take him on also try to hunt down every last vote. jane 0'brien has been out with campaigners who've been knocking on doors. hi, how are you? hunting for election gold on the streets of manchester — voters who have not yet made up their minds. you can send out thousands of pieces of mail, you can send out a tweet that reaches a million people, but ultimately face—to—face conversations is still what people like. voters don't live on twitter, they live behind their doors. around half of new hampshire voters are registered independent but can still vote in the democratic primary. they could decide the outcome. because of a couple of trends in our politics, we do not talk to them. we really

commission filings the presidential campaigns of former vice president joe biden and former south bend indiana mayor be booted huge the same people to judge who declared himself the winner late last night with 0 official results released how fascinating so fascinating that i think it's time we started watching me watching the hawks. she was. in the city and the streets. there so you could see see the brightness uli's state and see the slice grays say dick slaves systemic dissent says the late show which is now with some big deal. all right welcome everyone to watching the harks i robot joining me today to break down the dumpster fire well that was the iowa caucuses are to america correspondent . fair and what is the latest as of 5 pm today we finally got some results we do tyrrell so if you are people to judge you are hoping praying you can keep the lead but everybody else you're hoping that this is just like another elections early voting numbers right now we have just 62 percent of the precincts reporting with people to judge in the lead with 26.9 percent grabbing 10 delegates bernie sanders

now let's welcome the south bend indiana mayor, former south bend indiana mayor, pete buttigieg. welcome. >> good to see you. how you doing? >> thank you. >> the crowd loves you we can see. they loved you in indiana. and loved you in iowa and new hampshire. you ran neck in neck with senator sanders there. he pulled away in nevada. tomorrow night on the debate stage you'll have the chance to stop his momentum. how are you going to do that? >> by making the case for how we will defeat donald trump. i believe in a politics that brings as many people in as possible. i have believe in calling people into the tent not calling them names online. and it's going to be more important than ever that we build a coalition that can invite people not just fellow die hard democrats. but independents. i'm seeing future former republicans who are not going to agree on me with everything but disgusted in the white house. you don't have to be a liberal democrat to have trouble looking your kids in the eye and explaining this president. in order to do any of that we have to be building a politics abou

he's a senator from a neighboring state the more surprising thing to me is former mayor of south bend indiana people judge he's really close behind sanders just a few 1000 votes separating them we saw him come out on top with the delhi delegate count in iowa this is expected in the sense that the polls expected this outcome but about a month ago 2 months ago 3 months ago at the beginning of this race no one thought these 2 were going to be the top 2 candidates we've seen a former vice president joe biden and senator elizabeth warren really fall pretty dramatically in iowa and new hampshire so people to judge 2nd place and another big surprise that i don't think any of the pollsters or pundits are covering senator from minnesota any closer church she said there's a strong 3rd almost 20 percent of the vote at this point and she was polling in pretty much single digits just a couple of weeks ago what's been really fascinating for talking to voters are voters here in new hampshire and they were all peaceably cross the board torm they were saying they might vote for this candidate for that candida

with 62% of precincts reporting: former south bend indiana mayor pete buttigieg holds a narrow lead over vermont senator bernie sanders. 26.9% to 25.1. they're followed by massachusetts senator elizabeth warren with about 18%, former vice president joe biden with about 15% and minnesota senator amy klobuchar with about 12%. no other candidate has double- digit support. john yang reports on the reason candidates respondhow the >> yg: the democratic presidential campaign shifted to new hampshire early this morning even as the results of the iowa a,ucuses remained a mystery. >> when i left i they said t it was stilloo close to call, and it still is, but i feel good. >> we had ourselves a night in iowa, no one knows t results still. >> of course, we don't know the results yet. minor problem! >> yang: iowa party officials blamed the lengthy delay on a "coding issue" with the app- based system intended to speed- up results reporting. they insisted the issue "did not impact the ability ... to report data accurately." >> we've been working day and night to make sure results accurate. underlying

bernie sanders and the more centrist contenders, senator amy klobuchar and the former mayor of south bend, indianashing in the polls, has already flown to campaign in south carolina. and the technology entrepreneur andrew yang has dropped out of the race for the democratic nomination. the eventual winner will take on donald trump in november's presidential election. the director—general of the world health organization has called on the international community to fight the new coronavirus as aggressively as possible. he said there was still a realistic chance of containing the disease, which has now named covid—19, if enough resources were devoted to the fight.

this is home to me as so many of you, reported in south bend indiana, more than 2000 aborted children were discovered in a basement of the late south bend abortionist doctor, boxes of babies and babies parts. what will send up and protecting innocent life and perhaps, along the way we can ask where they stand on these important issues. thank you. >> you say you talk to the attorney general about these expiring provisions. did you engage the vice president and attorney general about to hand the prosecution. >> i think the best way to sum up that view of our republican conference regarding the attorney general as we all have a lot of confidence in him we think he is doing a terrific job. the answer to your question is really did spend all of these expiring intelligence provisions is when he came up here for and that's what dominated his discussion a lengthy discussion as you can imagine because there are some of our members who have a different point of view about this. i personally, happen to be among those who think these expiring provisions are important and i hope be able to find bi

pete buttigieg, then mayor of south bend, relatively unknown outside of indiana polled at 1%. this was last year. here is the cnn/new hampshire tracking poll released just this morning, sanders at 28% but buttigieg has soared to 21% and biden has slipped to 12%, indicating momentum in new hampshire is with the former south bend mayor and not with the former vice president. joining us from new hampshire now, jessica dean. you're on the ground with the biden campaign. we've seen a much more aggressive tone coming from the former vice president, especially toward buttigieg. is that continuing today? >> reporter: well, it's been interesting, ana. he is in the middle of a town hall event right now, talking to voters, taking their questions. he was talking about paerlt unity and bringing together democrats. we have not here, at this event, heard him taking those hits, that bernie sanders. you played that ad, jake tapper asking pete buttigieg about that earlier. we did hear the president talk a little bit about it earlier today. take a listen to that. >> ic congratulate pete. i congr

the budget was 3000 in south bend indiana. >> so you have a masters degree? >> note i had a lot agreed. but you and cl right? >> to law school. i went to west bend. >> yep yep west bend state school. wasn't that an all-girls school at one time? >> this whether it reminds of being in a library. >> i don't shoot a move now we got a hold still. >> just like that. so just like that. [background noises] i've been through this so many times, when i gave larry king a haircut. brokaw, martin o'malley, presidential candidate,. >> and now you're 40 years 50 years. >> my 50th anniversary of the october. and then i will be 75 may 1. >> were you working for some bales you started? >> yes i worked in a barbershop. it was in my neighborhood where i lived. >> that was here. >> we can take a break. [background noises] you want to take a break? let's take a break. >> organ be up on your screen and a mullet. >> you are going to be on tv. jonah switched her tax? >> to begin with? [background noises] looks good actually. >> i'm just couldn't take a little off the top, not much. j

this former south bend, indiana mayor.who thinks english should be the official language of the united states for fear it might make

also one of the leaders and then there's the newcomer right there pete buttigieg the mayor of south bend indiana and last but not least is the u.s. senator elizabeth warren rounding out the top for their corresponding alexander phenomena she traveled to iowa's capital do more and she sent us this report on the 5th hopeful senator amy klobuchar. for rose thompson this is the most exciting time to be in iowa when her state is once again in the national spotlight as a volunteer for the democratic party she likes to joke that politics is a sort of sport and religion with all your love would like it if it's all about god fearing out of you. and i want. it this time it's senator amy klobuchar one of those thompson support as a moderate candidate from the midwest. and st hi this is really kind of a moment here for the amy closure came to me just calling to remind you that tomorrow night it's caucus night here in iowa and thousands of volunteers like it was thompson not comprehending what other candidates in iowa like until the last minute well what's more important than our democracy and shaping our co

tom: the expectations very high for south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg. did very well in iowa. kind of came out of nowhere. expectations real high here in the granite state. they're at nashua community college tonight. that's where their campaign headquarters will be as the results come in. reporter: those expectations are high for pete buttigieg and his supporters. we'll hear directly from him in a mope. doors open here just a few minutes ago. those supporters are streaming in wearing those pink buttons and sweat shirts and hats. they seem to have grown in number in the recent months since they've been holding more and moralies. many supporters were out on the trail today to meet him in erson at the polling location. buttigieg himself up at dawn. he said he wanted to be up before the sun came up. 6:00 a.m.. he was there to thank his supporters. as we mentioned, we had a chance to talk with him one-on-one a few hours ago, ask him where he needs to finish here in new hampshire. he said it has to be a good finish and tonight he feels positioned to do just t

senator bernie sanders is on top with a seven point lead over his closest competitor, former south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg. followed by former vice president joe biden and senator elizabeth warren. sanders and buttigieg have strong showings from the iowa caucuses. ryan nobles is in new hampshire. what else can we take away from the polls? >> reporter: well, there's no doubt, fred, that this poll shows both former south bend mayor buttigieg and bernie sanders pulling away from the pack. when you dig into the numbers, you see more encouraging signs for bernie sanders and his campaign. for a long time, one of the biggest knocks on the sanders campaign was that he would not match up best in a head to head matchup with donald trump. that was a concern for democratic voters. when you look at the deeper aspects of the poll, you see that new hampshire primary voters at least view bernie sanders as the person who best could take on donald trump in november. 29% of new hampshire voters say he has the best shot of winning the general election, followed closely by joe biden with 25%, and pete but

now let's welcome the south bend indiana mayor, former south bend indiana mayor, pete

former south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg received the largest delegate count, 14, followed closely by senator bernie sanders, who received 12 delegatetes and who receceed around 6000 more popular votes. the sanders campaign said they will seek a partial recanvass. the iowa democratic party said friday it was extending the deadline to request a recanvass to 1:00 p.m. eastern today. during a debate friday, abc news moderator linsey davis questioned buttigieg about the rise in arrests of black people during his tenure as mayor o of south bend, indiana. >> the reality is, on my watch, drug arrests and south bend were lower than the national average. the overall rate was lower -- >> no, there was an increase. the your before you were in office, it was lower. the last number we have a record for, the number was still up. >> one of the strategies our community adopted was to target when there were cases where there was gun violence and gang violence, which w was slalaughtg so many in our community. amy: msnbc host chris matthews is being ridiculed on social media after he lashed out at se

poll released this afternoon, you can see sanders on top, and pete buttigieg, former mayor of south bend, indiana, his campaign with some momentum after the iowa caucus, shooting from single digits to now, within a few points of senator bernie sanders in new hampshire. that new position made pete buttigieg a big debate target last night, by those who say he doesn't bring enough experience to the table. >> as to experience, i just bring a different perspective. i freely admit if you're looking for the person with the most years of washington establishment experience under their belt, you've got your candidate of course, it is not me. >> i don't know what about the past of barack obama and joe biden was so bad. what happened? what is it that he wanted to do away with? we were just beginning. it was just the beginning of what will be the future of moving this country beyond where it is now, in significant ways. >> what you said pete, as you were campaigning through iowa and three of us in jurors in the impeachment hearing, you said it was exhausting to watch and you wanted to turn the channel and wa

we heard repeated criticism against the former south bend, indiana, mayor. >> i have great republicanpect for mayor pete in the service of this nation, but i do believe it's a risk for this party to nominate someone who's never held an office higher than mayor of down of 100,000 people in indiana. >> i can put together the kind of diverse coalition that we need to have to beat trump, and that's something if you look at the people running for president, they're people who are struggling to do that like pete buttigieg. >> i think candidate who is say we should abolish the electoral college, one, it would require literally like a dozen states to shoot themselves in the foot and say they don't want that kind of power anymore, which is a nonstarter, but two, it would end up disadvantaging rural areas baecause you would just campaign in major media markets. >> cnn political kmenl commenta mitch landrieu, pleasure as always. welcome. >> hey, brooke, how are you? >> i'm doing all right, you know. i'm fascinated to now fully cover 2020, and my question to you is just on pete buttigieg and his

this former south bend, indiana mayor.ttacks anyone who thinks english should be the official language of the united states for fear it might make immigrants feel bad. hello. we live in the united states. british settlers founded the first colony in north america and this guy said this. >> you voted to make english the national language. do you know what message it sends in a multilingual state as nevada. they are as american as we are. [speaking spanish] trish: seriously? he's attacking her for having voted for making english the official language. and she backtracked on her vote. what alternative universe do they live in. when i go to colombia or mexico, i speak spanish. when i go to italy, i speak italian, and when i'm in germany, i speak german. would i expect them to speak english in these countries? up not offended if in spain they say we speak spanish if i was an immigrant to any of those countries? absolutely not. check out the instructions that exist right now. i guess the democrats would repeal these if they coul

the updated numbers show the former south bend, indiana, mayor with a very slim lead over senator bernieders, but the sanders campaign says it will ask for a partial recanvas of the results on monday. >>> well, sanders and buttigieg also clashed on separate appearances on cnn, taking mild swings at each other and treating the upcoming new hampshire primary as a two-person race. >> i am running against a candidate, pete buttiegieg among others, who has raised contributions for more than 40 billionaires, including the c.e.o.s of some of the largest drug companies in america. so we are independent of our revolution. all these other groups, they are legally able to do what they want. so my message to all of the candidates, let's end all of that stuff. >> bernie is pretty rich. i would happily accept a contribution from him. look, this is about making sure we bring everybody into the fight at a moment when we're going to be going up against donald trump who, with his allies, are raising -- i think the other day they raised 25 million bucs in one day. this is a fight of our lives. >> and joini

are a party at risk if we nominate someone who has never held a higher office than mayor of south bend, indiana. >> what business does the mayor of south bend have for running for president? there are so many communities in rural areas and small towns and industrial cities and even pockets of our biggest cities who have felt completely left behind by the ways of washington. >> president donald trump is campaigning in new hampshire, hosting a rally tonight in manchester. >>> it's 4:09 and let's check on the traffic. wind could be an issue? i was surprised they stop to ferries on the bay because it was so windy? >> yes. they made sure about the ferries and they will put out a statement. they should be running because the wind has died down from yesterday. you can see smoke in the camera. there was a couple of motorhomes on fire this morning on 66 near the freeway. earlier, we saw more smoke and now, it looks like it's been taken care of on the freeway is not affected. the wind is out there and you can see that the flags are straight out, still somewhat windy on the bay bridge and not a lot of tra

. >> south bend, indiana mayor, pete buttigieg. mayor buttigieg, amy klobuchar had some stuff words about your experience and also said something i wanted to get your response to because i don't think you got a chance to respond. she said your attacks on the people up there who do have washington experience was to be one of the cool kids, that there was something distancing or you were belittling the work of people doing difficult work in washington, d.c. sitting through the impeachment trial. what's your response to that? >> look, i understand the importance and the difficulty of the work that the senators and others are doing in washington. my point is there's frustration with washington as a whole and we're going to need a different mindset in order to win and in order to govern. we are coming up on a situation where the president is going to face issues that are profoundly different than anything we're used on top of traditional issues of security and our economy. one thing i'm seeing across the country, certainly in new hampsh

south bend, indiana, what was he doing in south bend, indiana, one of the top candidates for president in the democratic party? >> i hope he was not rifling through mayor pete's high school yearbooks although we have every reason to believe, knowing him, he was. he's irrelevant. to robert's last point although donald trump was not removed from office because lieutenant colonel vindman and dr. fiona hill stood up to him, we're actually able to get ukraine the aid. if prosecutors are willing to come forward, stand up, we may be able to stop the corruption that the president is injecting there. >> are you going to try to impeach him again? we don't wake up every morning thinking that but if he's going to torch this democracyware going to bring a fire hose. >>> buttigieg is snapping at sanders' heels with amy klobuchar surging. it's still very early. you have to wonder, are biden and warren still in the race? you're watching "hardball." i wanted my hepatitis c gone. i put off treating mine. epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. whatever your type, epclusa could be your kind of cu

news just out of iowa this evening with 100% of precincts reporting, former south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg vermoly defeated senator bernie sanders in the first of the nation caucus, but today the national chair of the arty called for re-canvas of the results after technical glitches marred the process. we will return t that story later. china's coronavirusutbr ik growing with authorities in new cases in the past 24 hours.0 that brings the total to more than 31,000 cases. the death ll rose by 73 to 636. the dead include a doctor in wuhan who police tried to silence after he sounded the alarm about t virus in december. in geneva they said they cannot tellhe the outbreak will subside. >> there is still a lot we do not know. we do not know the source of the outbreak. and we do notun properlyatural rstand its transmit ability or severity. deat this outbreak we need answers to all those questions. stephanie: late tonight the state department announced two additional planes parted wuhan, head for the u.s.. judy woodruff interviews china's ambassador later. the white house announced

as of tonight, fmer south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg and vermont senator bernie sanders are in a virtual tie, with nearly all precincts reporting. t we'll retuthis story, later in the program. china's coronavirus outbreak is still growing, with authorities reporting more than 30,000 cases, and more than 600 deaths. a hospital in wun says the dead now include a doctor who sounded the alarm in december and was criticized for it. in geneva, the world health organization said today it cannot tell when the virus will subside. >> there is a still a lot we don't know. we don't know the source of the outbreak. we don't know what its natural reservoir is and we don't properly understand it'ssm trsability or severity. to defeat this outbreak, we neea answers those questions. >> woodruff: we'll discuss all this with the chinese ambassador summary..s. after the news in the middle east, three moie palestinianstoday as violence surged in the wake of president trump's peace plan. in the west bank, israrces shot and killed two palestinians during clashes in hebron. in jerusalem, curity footage

the south bend, indiana mayor is 26.2% ahead of sanders. elizabeth warren is in third with 18% and joe biden is in fourth place followed by amy klobuchar, andrew yang and tom steyer. >>> this morning there's a confirmed case of the coronavirus in wisconsin. that brings the total number of cases in the u.s. to 12. meanwhile 10 more people on a cruise ship in japan have been diagnosed with the virus. two americans are among the new cases. in china there are more than 28,000 confirmed cases. the death toll there has soared to 563. officials in the country say the youngest person with the coronavirus is a newborn. the baby was infected 30 hours after birth. china has ordered a crackdown on fake medical products and people who undermine efforts to stop the outbreak. here at home the cdc has begun shipping out test kits for the coronavirus. the kits are going to more than 100 labs in the u.s. and each one can test up to 100 patient samples. carter evans has the latest. >> reporter: the newest american evacuees from china were herded on to buses i

think about this he's really young he's not just on the national stage he's a former mayor of south bend indiana which is a pretty small city but he's really caught fire especially with a lot of the young people i talked to so it's really been interesting because just walking around the state driving around the state we've seen young people really fired up for both people to judge and senator sanders and so that is going to be a big change actually in this election if those young people turn up to vote in numbers because that's usually the demographic that doesn't really vote in elections the biggest surprise though is senator amy from minnesota she is now the 3rd place with 19.5 percent of the vote this is a very recent thing this happened and i think a lot of innocent do at the debate and so much uncertainty with the with the democratic voters she had a very strong debate performance just a few days ago and a lot of the people i talked to said that helped them change their mind the big loser so far former vice president joe biden senator elizabeth warren both say they're going to move on biden

the centrist, telegenic, gay, former mayor from south bend, indiana, pete buttigieg. mr. buttigieg: politics of my way or the highway is a road to reelecting donald trump your americans--vulnerable of receiving ideological purityy overinclusive victory. jon: but former vice president joe biden is loing punchdrunk, slumped on the ropes. he came a dismal fifth last night and got out of new hampshire before the results were declared. mr. biden: i hear all these pundits and exper, cable tv talkers -- it ain't over, man, we are just getting started. jon: one centrist candidate w exceeded expectations was the senator from minnesota, amy klobuchar. she is tough and has staying power. but if you are donald trump, who held his own spoil rally in the state this week, and you see the democrats in a protracted battle with all waging war against each other, life looks pretty pchy. jon sopel, bbc news, new hampshire. nada:or foranalysis on the race i spoke earlier with democratic strategist. the real key question at first bernie sanders, can he hang on to his lead? >> well, it is a gre

vermont senator bernie sanders let the popular vote in iowa and new hampshire, with former south bend indiana mayor pete buttigieg a close second. in the u k, chancellor of the exchequer sajid javid said he is no choice but to resign. he quit after a showdown with prime minister boris johnson. bloomberg has learned johnson fire allthat javid five of his most senior treasury aides. he said he was unable to accept conditions for being chancellor. kong, schools will remain closed for at least another month as officials try to rent the spread of the coronavirus. the city's students have not gone to school since the schedule in the near new year break began in late january. hong kong has confirmed 50 cases of the virus and is on the front lines of the global battle to contain the illness. tokyo olympic organizers are reiterating their message, that the 2020 games will go on as scheduled despite the virus outbreak. the olympics open in five months and the torch relay begins next month in japan. japan reported its first death from the coronavirus today and has confirmed almost 250 cases. the virus i

you are watching pete buttigieg, the mayor of south bend, indiana, who has done very well in the democratic, giving a rallying talk to his supporters in new hampshire. so as we take this campaign to the rest of the country, let's welcome the debate, let's have that debate. let's debate the best way forward , let's debate the best way forward, the best way to unite the white house and this country. and the answers, they lie ina country. and the answers, they lie in a vision that brings americans together, not only in the knowledge of what we must stand against, but in the confidence of knowing what we are for. this is the powerful majority we are gathering together, from davenport to dover, from carson city to colombia, it is a coalition of addition, not subtraction. it isa addition, not subtraction. it is a movement reaching into church basements and by the sites, into universities and union holes, carrying the same values with us everywhere we go. we saw that coalition awakening. we saw it's a night in cities and suburbs from the sea coast to in cities and suburbs from the seacoast to thos

former south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg has soared in weeks and many believes that amy klobuchar hit the ball out of the park. also a moderate. she had an outstanding performance on the debate stage last friday night. >> and a lot of his competitors are bringing up his wealth. we've heard a great deal about michael bloomberg's self-made millions and how do you see those as the road to parody to him and other candidates. >> billions. that could go a long way here, right. he's not kidding himself or anybody else. bloomberg's wealth approaching $60 billion. $60 billion. making him one of the richest people many the entire world. now, he's promised to self finance his campaign which he said will eliminate any pressure with wealthy donors and to that end bloomberg has pledged to spend -- unbelievable numbers. at least $1 billion on his candidacy. $1 billion. he spent $300 million through january alone. remember he started in november. so over the first two months, through january, $300 million. which leads many onlookers to believe at this pace bloomberg may well spend much more than

gave us at the iowa caucuses on monday night >> meanwhile pete buttigieg, the former mayor of south bend, indiana, appear on the late show tonight. he says he is confident he won iowa. >> we were obviously waiting on is not like a secret ballot vote. people do it in the open, in high school gyms and reporters there. we had observers there. >> they write the totals on the board. >> exactly. we see enough to know even with the final math waiting for there is no way but to see an extraordinary vic interest i. >> you can catch buttigieg on the late show right here on kpix 5 after the news. >>> astronaut christina koch is making history landing back on earth after 368 days in space, a record for a female astronaut. she gnaw ranked 7th on the list of most experienced nasa astronauts >> definitely the other thing i will miss the most is being able do this whenever i want. up, one bay area company making history with its driverless car. why a stamp of approval from the feds is marking a major milestone. >>> and kpix 5 news has you covered on all things campaign 2020. you can head over to kpix.com for the

of the results, and they are telling us right now that pete buttigieg, the former mayor of south bend, indiana, the youngest candidate in the race, the man hoping to become the first openly gay president of the united states, he is leading at the moment with 26.9%. in second place with 25.1% is bernie sanders,f course, the race, candidate in the years old. he is in second place. third is elizabeth warren, 18%. in very disappointing fourth place right now ierjoe biden, foice president. he has got 15.6. joe biden has made electability so essential to his campaign, making thease that he is best able to beat donaldmp tn the election in november. but he seems to have performed very poorly according to this first swath of a figures, the 60% released already. jane what impact is this going s thave on the race candidates head into new hampshire? most of them are already there. nick: yeah,hey are already ere. you think that pete buttigieg will get a big bump out of this, not as big as if it had been definitive result.th the we will wait to see what the renolt is. we hav been given any clarity from the

former south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg is close behind with 21%.husetts senator elizabeth warren at 16%, and minnesota senator, amy klobuchar has 5%. now joining us. anthony, what do we need to keep know eye on? >> it's going to be a late night. we took everything we knew about interviews we had with caucus goers and how a caucus goes and everything we know about iowa. we put it together and said what could unfold tomorrow night? what breaks the tie for joe biden. this depends on knowing how a caucus works. people go in with a first preference. if they don't make the 15% threshold, they can switch. and joe biden is a second choice for many who fall under that threshold. he could get that, and that gives him a boost. and another thing that helps joe biden. in our measures we see his support is evenly distributed across the state. that'sdxÈbçwwydcÑmzrurñm,dqsu t win state, to win the caucuses you have to winh; gats, not just the score in one or two cities. >> brennan: he's neck-and-neck with bernie sanders. >> he is, but that gives him a boost. let m