this was ta ken in suffolk. has been more extensive. this was taken in suffolk. others, we have had heavy showers, particularly gci’oss have had heavy showers, particularly across eastern scotland and the pennines into the midlands. they are starting to lose their energy but a couple of drizzly showers may work their way. for most it is a trite night with clear skies across northern ireland, western scotland, wales and south—west england. temperatures between 11 and 13 celsius. it isn't it we have high pressure from the west. we have stronger winds today but they will lose their strength. across the southern uplands and the pennines, may be across the southern coast. for most, a dry day with large amount of cloud but we will see spells of sunshine, especially across northern ireland, feeling warmer. for most, fairly light winds fire from some eastern coast. a brisk breeze taking the edge of highs of 18 or 19 celsius. typically, we are looking at 19—23dc asa typically, we are looking at 19—23dc as a top temperature. some fine conditions for the final of the cricke

and in a statement, suffolk police, which investigated simon's case, said, we collated the availableu can contact us. last week was all about the heat with an all—time record high for the uk. in the week ahead things will be cooler and fresher, and showering as well. we have had a weather front across the uk that has outstayed its welcome across some areas. still some heavy rain for parts of the midlands and north—west england through evening, drifting further north into scotland through the small hours of monday. misty and murky to the north, and humid night with those in the mid teens. clear skies to the south, those 12—13. for monday, the front moves northwards, and drier prospects for many as we sit between weather systems. a tiny ridge of high pressure, but later in the day this will come into play, and it is a big feature. first thing monday, a lot of cloud around. as that front drifts north, showers for scotla nd that front drifts north, showers for scotland but brightening across northern income. sunny spells for many, temperatures mid 20s. strong and gusty winds later in the

and in a statement, suffolk police, which investigated simon‘s case, said, we collated the availablehe decision to charge the individual. the lawyer decided that there was sufficient evidence to progress to the courts and that it was in the public interest to prosecute. we will continue to treat allegations of child abuse as serious crimes as this is consistent with what the public would expect of us. that is it for this week‘s programme. you can contact us. the details are on the screen. hello. you do not need me to tell you that the heatwave across the uk has now broken. things will remain fresher through this weekend, and on into the week ahead. also some quite wet weather to come for some of us, too, showery into next week. this weekend, heavy and persistent rain in places. thursdayjust gone could potentially have set a new all—time temperature record for the uk, 38.7 recorded in the botanic garden at cambridge university. obviously that is a very important temperature so it is going to be closely verified, but a very different story in cambridge on saturday afternoon. umbrellas

this was taken in suffolk.he pennines into the midlands. they are starting to lose their energy but a couple of drizzly showers may work their way. for most it is a trite night with clear skies across northern ireland, western scotland, wales and south—west england. temperatures between 11 and 13 celsius. it isn't it we have high pressure from the west. we have stronger winds today but they will lose their strength. a couple of showers, across the southern uplands and the pennines, maybe across the southern coast. for most, a dry day with large amount of cloud but we will see spells of sunshine, especially across northern ireland, feeling warmer. for most, fairly light winds fire from some eastern coast. a brisk breeze taking the edge of highs of 18 or 19 celsius. typically, we are looking at 19—23 as a top temperature. some fine conditions for the final of the cricket world cup. it will feign and break, with spells of sunshine and temperatures at lord's getting up to 21 celsius. monday is a similar day with an

for more than 200 years, a lighthouse has stood at orfordness on the coast of suffolk.nces to stop it from toppling into the sea have now been overwhelmed. volunteers are hoping to rebuild a smaller replica nearby, salvaging the famous lantern, as richard daniel reports for more than 200 years, a lighthouse has stood at orfordness on the coast of suffolk. home—made sea defences have been overwhelmed. shall part of my life had childhood, growing up in this area. mark is one of a band of volunteers who have had to accept time is running out. inside 109 steps, trodden by countless lighthouse keepers, lead to the top. a spectacular view that soon will be lost. unless we build something they'll probably never be another one, with technology as it moves on, but it is still used as a waypoint, people still look at it, even local fishermen when they are coming in, they know they are close to home. the erosion has been unforgiving. in 2005, the last lighthouse keeper paced the distance to the sea. the lighthouse trust now hopes to save what it can. this was built as an oil store

a suffolk wildlife trust, who do home education sessions, where we go and do wildlife.y that do learn and grow with the children, so we are incredibly lucky in suffolk. we have such a fantastic home education system. do you do maths, english? pezz eh, no. the kids? we have a tutor that does the english and maths. as far as french goes, we we re maths. as far as french goes, we were only in france last week, which is even better than sitting behind a desk learning french because you are actually teaching them conversations you need to have, rather than i live ina you need to have, rather than i live in a house. what do you think of this idea of this compulsory register? you will three, their names would have to be on this list of your local authority? 0k, names would have to be on this list of your local authority? ok, i am com pletely of your local authority? ok, i am completely against it. i think it is incredibly intrusive. just having their name on ellis? why? yes, because it is branding a home educator is doing a bad job and you have to be on a list because we can c

i visited one in suffolk. rod has lived in suffolk for 19 yea rs.9 yea rs. he loves rod has lived in suffolk for 19 years. he loves the people in the community spirit but feels many things have gotten worse. we have lost probably ten shops, three pubs, the only shop for miles around closed down at the end of may. it has been here an awfully long time. a few hundred years but as you can see it is derelict now. are closed four years ago. shame for the village. this is the bus stop. what is the service like? apache. four or five services a day. we need more. just to go to the places that people need to go to. people like us, when you reach a certain age and can't drive, you do rely on the bus.“ you have an appointment in town and the bus doesn't come, a taxi costs about... £20. familiar problems for many who live in villages as the countryside fund found out in its survey of rural life last year. this charity is backed by the prince of wales. the main issues people reported were needing a car to get anywhere, issues of public transport in rural areas a

mockers schweder and his wife yvonne from suffolk are among the 1st residents. to this latest confusion a different way of life here. and. the water sparkles and reflects everywhere. their house is one of a total of 30 buildings that are part of the scone skip amsterdam project each building has its own design 20 different architects were involved in the project the houses were built on land and then brought to the dock by boat sustainability is particularly important to the inhabitants. translates to clean ship. they wanted to achieve is to show that you can. water with very sustainable houses and in a sustainable way in the sense that we as a community. like all the buildings paddock ikes house has its own solar power supply sustainable and eco friendly materials were used for all the homes. one of the 1st floating districts in. amsterdam was built just a couple of years ago in the district of 50 houses on artificial islands demand for the floating homes is on the rise in several areas where they are building houses and communities over 520-2200 houses. for ev

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this horse, escaped from suffolk county farm,.es polled say they prefer a glue factory, bee don't know why she was running, authorities believe she had no business running they named her kirsten gillibrand. a cheap shot at the horse, which at least had a few people following it. the horse was rescued and people of suffolk county could get back to about what they do best, spray tanning, day drinking and dating theiratives. >> just kidding, they don't spray tan. >> topic 3 to illinois, a woman may that misunderstood mining of the carpool line, 49 year i'll, allegedly -- old allegedly drove with her children sitting with this pool on top of her car, none of us have met them, but no one was hurt. kids played a game of marco popo . after police showed up bust the mom. her kids spill -- smelled like cigarettes but she said don't worry, they only smoke when day drink. -- a call back. >> we know why the kids love driving with mom. >> 2407i -- topic 4, starbucks selling tai -- tye dye frappuccino today. this try the, will cost you $ $4.99

could be a couple of showers across parts of suffolk and essex down into kent as we go through the afternoon breezy as well. perhaps a couple of showers clipping into north—west england and north wales but for northern ireland and scotland we will see a scattering of showers, some of them some thundery, blowing through quickly on that brisk west, south—westerly breeze. that could make for a somewhat tricky opening day at the open. some showers moving through, some of which could be heavy and possibly thundery and it will be quite breezy. as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday, the showers continue for a time in the north. further south with clear skies it will be a cooler and fresher night than we have been used to across parts of eastern england and behind me across the south—west of the uk, cloud gathering by the first part of friday morning with some outbreak of rain ahead of our next weather maker. this frontal system developing and pushing in from the south—west. it has been very dry lately across the far south of the uk but even here we will get a dollop of rain

mako street and his wife yvonne from suffolk are among the 1st residents. to this latest food it's a different way of life here the more this way and the water's parkinson reflect.

could be one or two showers across parts of suffolk and essex down into kent as we go through the afternoongland and wales, it's dry with spells of sunshine. cooler than it has been an breezy as well. perhaps a couple of showers clipping into north—west england and north wales. but for northern ireland and scotland we will see a scattering of showers, some of them some thundery, blowing through quickly on that brisk west or south—westerly breeze. that could make for a somewhat tricky opening day at the open. some showers moving through, some of which could be heavy, possibly thundery, and it will be quite breezy. now, as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday, the showers continue for a time in the north. further south, with clear skies, it's going to be a cooler, fresher night than we have been used to across parts of eastern england. behind me, though, across the south—west of the uk, cloud gathering by the first part of friday morning with some outbreak of rain ahead of our next weather maker. but even here we're going to get a dollop of rain during friday. this wet

. >> police are also checking the victim's cama to see the visitors that he captured of the suffolk and kelp identify. >>> we are learning about a child abduction that triggered an amber alert in the bay area. the one-year-old boy was found safe this afternoon after he was allegedly kidnapped by his mother. investigators identified her as were shauna bullock. police say she objected the 1- year-old during a supervised visit this morning. the issue amber alert. an uber driver spotted their carner calabasas and l.a. county, and notified police. they say the mother tried to run but was arrested. >>> a new report in "the washington post" suggests pg&e failed to make needed repairs in light of the camp fire in you can see, and they knew about the problem for years. tom vacar with exclusive details and reacti >> reporter: the pg&e documents a 49 of the huge steel transmission towers holding a powerlines serving paradise needed more than maintenance. they needed to be replaced. the gist of the recent report says the pg&e did not exercise care in inspecting or maintaining them. pg&e released th

in a statement suffolk police, which investigated simon warr‘s case, said...the available evidence and presented it to the crown prosecution service who made the decision to charge the individual. the lawyer decided that there was sufficient evidence to progress to the courts and that it was in the public interest to prosecute. we can speak now to peter saunders, from the national association for people abused in childhood, sister frances dominica, who was falsely accused of historic sexual abuse and is president of falsely accused carers and teachers and deputy chief constable janette mccormick from the college of policing. thank you all for coming in. i want to put it to you first, it seems fair only to put it to you first, it seems faironlyfair to put it to you first, it seems fair only fair after watching that film, that allegation was that police are too quick to believe that allegations are true. do you think thatis allegations are true. do you think that is a fair criticism? i think the first thing to say is that from that case and others, there's been

could be one or two showers across parts of suffolk and essex down into kent as we go through the afternoonler than it has been an breezy as well. perhaps a couple of showers clipping into north—west england and north wales. but for northern ireland and scotland we will see a scattering of showers, some of them some thundery, blowing through quickly on that brisk west or south—westerly breeze. that could make for a somewhat tricky opening day at the open. some showers moving through, some of which could be heavy, possibly thundery, and it will be quite breezy. now, as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday, the showers continue for a time in the north. further south, with clear skies, it's going to be a cooler, fresher night than we have been used to across parts of eastern england. behind me, though, across the south—west of the uk, cloud gathering by the first part of friday morning with some outbreak of rain ahead of our next weather maker. this frontal system developing and pushing in from the south—west. now, it has been very dry lately across the far south of the

could be a couple of showers across parts of suffolk and essex down into kent as we go through the afternoonth spells of sunshine. cooler than it has been an breezy as well. perhaps a couple of showers slipping into north—west england and north wales that for northern ireland and scotla nd wales that for northern ireland and scotland we will see a scattering of showers, some of them some thundery, blowing through quickly on that brisk west, south—westerly breeze. that could make for a somewhat tricky opening day at the open. some showers moving through, some of which could be heavy and possibly thundery and it could be quite breezy. as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday, the showers continue for a time in the north. further south with clear skies it will be a call and fresher night than we have been used to across parts of eastern england and behind me across the south—west of the uk, cloud gathers by the first part of friday morning with some outbreak of rain ahead of our next weather make it. this frontal system developing and pushing in from the south—west. it has

for others, the cloud has been more extensive, this was taken around about the same time in suffolk.and, the pennines, down into the midlands, some of those lingering four times even, starting to lose their energy, but a few drizzly showers may work their way down to the south—east corner. foremost, a dry night, large amounts of cloud, the skier —— clearest of the skies across south—western scotland, wales, into sunday, an area of high pressure building from the west. we have had some stronger wind today, and it should start to lose some of the strength. we will keep a couple of showers going, despite the area of high pressure, particularly across the southern uplands, the pennines, higher ground of wales, and maybe across southern coasts for a time. foremost, a dry day, large amount of cloud, but it will thin and break and so we will see some spells of sunshine, particularly across northern ireland, feeling warmer here tomorrow, and foremost, fairly light wind, apart from some eastern coasts, still a brisk breeze here, so taking the edge off of highs of 18-19. it so taking the edge

could be one or two showers across parts of suffolk and essex down into kent as we go through the afternoonles, it's dry with spells of sunshine. cooler than it has been an breezy as well. perhaps a couple of showers clipping into north—west england and north wales. but for northern ireland and scotland we will see a scattering of showers, some of them some thundery, blowing through quickly on that brisk west or south—westerly breeze. that could make for a somewhat tricky opening day at the open. some showers moving through, some of which could be heavy, possibly thundery, and it will be quite breezy. now, as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday, the showers continue for a time in the north. further south, with clear skies, it's going to be a cooler, fresher night than we have been used to across parts of eastern england. behind me, though, across the south—west of the uk, cloud gathering by the first part of friday morning with some outbreak of rain ahead of our next weather maker. this frontal system developing and pushing in from the south—west. now, it has been ve

could be one or two showers across parts of suffolk and essex down into kent as we go through the afternoonspells of sunshine. cooler than it has been an breezy as well. perhaps a couple of showers clipping into north—west england and north wales. but for northern ireland and scotland we will see a scattering of showers, some of them some thundery, blowing through quickly on that brisk west or south—westerly breeze. that could make for a somewhat tricky opening day at the open. some showers moving through, some of which could be heavy, possibly thundery, and it will be quite breezy. now, as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday, the showers continue for a time in the north. further south, with clear skies, it's going to be a cooler, fresher night than we have been used to across parts of eastern england. behind me, though, across the south—west of the uk, cloud gathering by the first part of friday morning with some outbreak of rain ahead of our next weather maker. this frontal system developing and pushing in from the south—west. now, it has been very dry lately acros

a council in suffolk —— my counsellor in suffolk was dismissed from the party.ician but 2996 he is the heineken politician but 29% of voters in the country said borisjohnson, a1% 29% of voters in the country said boris johnson, a1% jeremy hunt. 29% of voters in the country said boris johnson, 4196 jeremy hunt. you are seeing different poles but i believe boris is the only politician known in the world by his first name and he reaches around parts of the country no other politician in this country no other politician in this country does and i believe, on his track record in london, also as foreign secretary, bringing the world together in a diplomatic protest to russia, he has made a difference and believe he can make a difference and believe he can make a difference as prime minister. this guest believes jeremy hunt difference as prime minister. this guest believesjeremy hunt should be the next prime minister. let's pick up the next prime minister. let's pick up on the final point from therese. there is momentum behind boris johnson. he has great qualities but

what do hale for more than 200 years, a lighthouse has stood at orfordness on the coast of suffolk.er. homemade defences to stop it from toppling into the sea have now been overwhelmed. volunteers are hoping to rebuild a smaller replica nearby, salvaging the famous lantern, as richard daniel reports goes back over the centuries there have been 19 lighthouses here. this the last. home—made sea defences have been overwhelmed. it isjust pa rt have been overwhelmed. it isjust part of my life, part of my childhood, part of growing up in this area. margo is one of a band of volu nteers this area. margo is one of a band of volunteers who have had to accept time is running out. —— mark. inside, 109 steps, trodden by cou ntless inside, 109 steps, trodden by countless lighthouse keepers leading to the top. a spectacular view that soon will be lost. villa might u nless we soon will be lost. villa might unless we build something, they will probably be another one here, web technology moving on. but it is still used as a point for people, people still look at it, and even local fishermen when th

northern half of the uk but through tomorrow afternoon, don't be surprised if you find a shower across suffolkhine, quite breezy and cooler thanit sunshine, quite breezy and cooler than it has been today. for northern ireland and scotland, here we will see many showers, some on the heavy side with the odd flash of lightning and rumble of thunder. they should move through quest, quickly. may be a tricky first day at the open. some showers could be heading that make and breezy as well. as we go through tomorrow night, thursday night into friday we keep showers for a time in the north and then clear spells. a more comfortable night for sleeping across eastern and south—eastern areas but the high behind me you can see the start of our next weather may consider cloud and outbreaks of rain into the south—western wales. this frontal system makes for a 5°99y this frontal system makes for a soggy day in places on friday, even in the south of the uk where it has been very dry. lately you can see the way in which that rain pushes north—east. as we get into southern and central parts of scotland it may no

further south, the winds were causing issues with trees in full leaf, some came down, this photo from suffolkery downpours further north today. largely dry day across southern parts of wales and england, sunny spells, one or two showers, lighter winds and heavy thundery downpours and the risk of disruption again across northern england and central and western scotland in particular, the potentialfor thunderstorms. sunny spells and one or two showers in northern ireland with highs of 2a celsius in the south east. tonight, heavy thundery downpours will ease and still showers lingering but you can see that area of low pressure pushing further east so tomorrow, j weather around again, and areas of cloud and sunny spells. the chance of showers in eastern areas and for northern england, quite heavy and possibly thundery and thunderstorms for central and western parts of scotland. temperatures perhaps a degree higher, a maximum of 25 celsius. 0vernight, low pressure finally clearing towards the east so it means friday, again, fewer showers than we will see on thursday. it doesn't mean there won't be

following that, sunshine came out far and wide and lifted temperatures here in essex and suffolk too,n again. heading into tomorrow we will find this record—breaking heat heading our way, it is coming from north africa across siberia and a scorching and very dry continental europe. that is why we will see such high temperatures, particularly in the south—east. a breezy day for northern ireland, some showers, later in the day we could spark off some storms across these areas, but it will be dry, hot and sunny on the whole, the heat will be building, spilling northwards into scotland, temperatures 28 or 29. away from west wales and the far south—west of england, temperatures easily getting over 30 degrees. the focus of the heat will be around kentigern and the london area, 35 degrees likely towards heathrow, breaking the all—time uk temperature record. with the heat and editing we may get more storms for the northern half of the uk, they should not last too long. it is all changing to friday, turning fresher, temperatures not as high, most places will be dry. the reason for the change b

new "usa today," suffolk university poll in iowa shows harris closing in biden in the highly coveted hawkeye state. warren in third, bernie in fourth with 9. kamala mayhem, a hot hand, president is not afraid to get in the ring with any of these democrats tweeting. according to polls i won every debate, including three with crooked hillary clinton. this crew looks easier than crooked, but you never know. so is there a democrat who is stand toe-to-toe with president, or is it time for hillary to start steaming out her pantsuit? joining me, iraq combat veteran with one purple heart we know of brian suits. and former adviser to hillary clinton campaign, founder ceo of blue print strategies, a brand-new republican. we have comedian head writer of this very find program, jimmy jy fella. >> can you not tell people i work on the show, i tell cops last night, i play pianoo at a brothel. kennedy: you know kamala harris best of anyone, you briefly dated? >> we had a side gig. she is doing well, she was smart enough to capitalize on a moment, i pointed out last night, fair game in politics, i d

rod's lived in coddenham in suffolk for 19 years.have got worse. we have lost probably ten shops, three pubs, the only shop for miles around closed down at the end of may. this is the bus stop. what is the service like? patchy. we've got four or five services a day. we need more. doesn't always go to the places that people need it to go to. people like us, when you get to a certain age and you can't drive, you do rely on the bus. familiar problems for many who live in villages, as the prince's countryside fund found out in its survey of rural life last year. it's a charity backed by the prince of wales. the main issues people reported were needing a car to get anywhere, the issues of public transport in rural areas are so huge. and then things like the lack of affordable housing particularly for young people and the lack of reliable broadband and mobile coverage which makes working in rural areas really quite difficult. the charity is today launching its "village survival guide" with advice on everything from community run shops and

a new iowa poll from suffolk university and "usa today," shows joe biden in the lead, but far from invinciblend kamala harris on the rise in the state that kicks off the voting in seven months. elizabeth warren also climbing. bernie sanders falls below the three top contenders. the caucusgoers showing biden at 22% and harris at 20%. warren and sanders not far behind. aides to biden say the former vice president said he would have a contest, not a coronation. but they did not expect it would happen so quickly, after a shaky first debate last week in miami. biden forshadowed this himself not long ago on the campaign trail. >> i see all of the polls. they don't mean a thing right now. this is a marathon. and the marathon is just beginning. >> reporter: the primary fight coming as candidates are preparing to blanket the campaign trial in july. all eyes will be on harris, whose debate performance has made her a top contender. the spotlight shining on sanders. [ chanting ] but not the kind of attention he's accustomed to. the sanders campaign, announcing it raised $18 million over the last three mo

usa today suffolk university poll showed biden is leading the pack here with 24%, followed by kamala harris at 16 and elizabeth warren at 13%. we'll see what kind of message biden brings today here to iowa, as he's coming off that shaky debate performance, looking to reassure voters he is the best pick to be the democratic nominee and take on president trump. brianna and. >> arlette, thank you. we're 24 hours from president trump's july 4th extravaganza. some serious concerns about this event, including the fact that it involves displaying armored tanks. you can see tanks were rolled into the capital overnight and are sitting on the national mall. jim sciutto broke this reporting about the dismay of military chiefs. >> i'm told senior military commanders, including the uniform chiefs of the individual services have deep concerns about politicizing the july fourth event, being politicized by the president, white house specifically. they have deep reservations about including tanks, armored personnel carriers as part of the celebrations. president's commander in chief. ultimately the p

rod has lived in suffolk for 19 yea rs. rod has lived in suffolk for 19 years.—— patchy. people like us, when you get toa patchy. people like us, when you get to a certain age and can't drive, you rely on that bus. familiar problems for many who live in villages, as the prince's countryside fund found out that its survey of rural life last year. it isa survey of rural life last year. it is a charity backed by the prince of wales. the main issues people reported were needing a car to get anywhere, the issues of public transport in rural areas are so huge, and that things like the lack of affordable housing, particularly for young people, and a lack of reliable broadband and mobile coverage, which makes working in rural areas quite difficult. the charity is today launching its village survival guide, with advice from everything from community run shops and pubs to tips to improving transport links and attracting younger residents. amy has been able to move here because she can rent this house from a local charity is an affordable rate. schemes like this are amazin

that is according to suffolk university and u.s.a. today. moments ago, this new poll dropped showing 3w50 ining bide 20% respectively. harris and warren with significant gains, while biden dropped by 10 points. the road to the white house took the pete buttigieg. a new cnn poll shows buttigieg with zero support among black voters. buttigieg addressed those numbers just before taking the stage. >> when you're new on the scene and you're not from a community of color, you have to work much harder to earn that trust, trust is largely a function of quantity time. i'm committed to doing that work. the most important question is, will our policy benefit black americans and all americans, if that happens and i can show that, i think politics will start to take care of themselves. >> phil mattingly is with me, the mayor told the audience that tackling racial inequalities is his words. not only a matter of justice, but a matter of national survival. tell me more about his speech? >> i think what was most interesting about the speech, it it was wide r

. >> and some new polling just out from suffolk usa today shows joe bind still on top in iowa at 24%.mething we'll be talking more about. laura, betsy, appreciate you being with us. that does it for this hour of msnbc live. i'm headed to the whitehouse approximately ooilt i'll see you there. kr craig melvin, you are picking up the coverage. >> thank you very much. craig melvin from headquarters here in new york city. first major polling after the debate is out revealing a shift in the top tier. what it means for joe biden. what it means for kamala harris. this as we are getting fundraising numbers from bernie sanders. how he's comparing to the rest field. we'll look at that also. two of the candidates making headlines today will join us this hour. former colorado governor john hickenlooper who's campaign staff is getting a major shuffle and cory booker who is planning to overhaul our nation's immigration system as well. that issue front and center as democratic lawmakers visited the my durant detention facility where horrendous conditions have been report. what they say they encounter

this is in suffolk university and it has biden still leading 24%. then harris at 16%. this is post-debate. warren at 13%. then pete buttigieg, then undecided at 21%. what do you see here? >> it shows the significance of the debate. elizabeth warren and kamala harris had not so much name recognition. i think people for the furst time really saw them in a position where not only they could look presidential taking own other candidates but obviously the big question, can they take on donald trump? biden had a not good night. i mean, that's what the takeaway has been. he did not come prepared. and you see how kamala harris has soared ever since. this is something the biden folks are concerned about. is he going to come to the next debate with? >> busing did seem to come out of left field. but he had five pages devoted to it in his own autobifee. >> i gok baa to the point that he stops himself on his own. saying my time is up. he's never been one to stop thinking out loud. yet here he was. that showed a point of weakness for him. the question is can he recover. if there is

a new "usa today" suffolk university poll puts harris in second place with 17th percent in the early caucus state. the senator's rise has some people wonder whether she can follow in obama's foot steps. quote, the question turns on the notion of electability. an obsession for primary voters on its head that would have been unconceivable just a week ago. like obama, harris hails from her party's establishment but it is a relatively fresh face with only two years in her senate. she has positions which can make they are appealing to more liberal young voters. vaughn hillyard, alex setwald. and our washington correspondent and msnbc contributor. obviously, the polls have been good for senator harris. but i'm curious what you're picking up behind the scenes with the campaign. i mean, clearly many of her staffers have been pretty giddy about her performance. and it is starting to show up in the numbers. but at the same time, they've made a risky strategy bet here. and there are also questions if she is going to go in iowa, this poll would suggest perhaps she can. what are you picking up on

got a brief look at it and i want you both to react to it because it shows that in quinnipiac, cnn, suffolk of those poles he is down. six, four, seven points, but he's in fourth place across the board and that's really bad news for bernie sanders. i know the old saying is there's a lot of time left, but when your poll numbers are going down, it seems like the clock is ticking fast and furious. >> well, i'm addicted to the polls too. and they're going to keep coming out fast and furious. but i think we do have a long way to go. we are in like mile -- first mile, mile and a half of a marathon here. so predicting the winner is going to be a fool's errand at the moment. i would say this, the fund-raising members also came out in addition to the polling numbers. 99% of bernie's donors contributed $100 or less, which means he can go back over and over again to them. and for goodness sake, he had a million donations this quarter. there's a lot of strong support for him out there still. and i think is going to have a lot of runaway on this. >> trace: it when they say the running analogy, there's a

here in iowa he's down to 24% in a brand-new suffolk poll of caucus goers, and a candidate who called him out, kamala harris, has surged to second place. within striking distance and single digits of biden at 16% behind harris in iowa elizabeth warren at 13%, and bernie sanders at 9%. despite flipping to single digits in iowa, the sender's campaign believes there are calls for a political review dilution reaching the right people because in the second quarter the most common employer of the sanders donor was walmart. also in the top ten, amazon, starbucks, and target. these are companies he regularly reels against because he believes they are gaming the federal tax code. sanders will be here in iowa tonight for an ice cream social. biden and harris and beto o'rourke will also be here over the next couple of days, which goes to show that even some bigger states with more delegates have moved their primaries and caucuses up on the democratic-nominated calendar to gain more influence per the first place they want to go for the retail stops after the first debate is iowa. melissa? >> meli

the suffolk universal poll of likely iowa caucusgoers finds biden leading with 24% with harrison second and warren in third. bernie again down to single digits, 9%. the polls made something else clear, and i really like this. the reporter, columnists and the american public all saw the same thing at last week's debate, and that's coming up next. totally consistency. you're watching "hardball." that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. i had a few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like the old "tunic tug". but always discreet is less bulky. and it really protects. 'cause it turns liquid to gel. so i have nothing to hide. always discreet. stand up to chronic migraine with botox®. what if you had fewer headaches and migraines a month? botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hou

we're seeing similar movement in a poll of iowa voters from a brand-new usa today in suffolk university poll that's just out. we get details now from nbc news road warrior. mark leibovich, chief national correspondent for the washington times. former democratic congresswoman donna edwards, and contributing columnist for the "washington post" is with me, and so is david jolly who is also an msnbc political contributor. a big thanks to all of you. shaq, i'll start with you on the ground. you're with mayor pete. what are you hearing from that campaign somewhat do we expect to hear from the candidate this hour? >> well, he'll be taking the staining here ju stage here in a couple minutes. i spoke to a lot of people as they were coming in and they are saying that he will make an appeal to the black business owners he'll be speaking to today. but as i was talking to people filing in, many of them were unfamiliar with mayor pete and even if they knew his name they were unfamiliar or didn't have a strong opinion of him either way which speaks to the mixed indicators we're seeing. on one hand we

coming as candidates prepare to blanket the campaign trail in iowa for the fourth of july where a suffolk poll shows biden in the lead. with harris on the rise in the state that kicks off the voting in just seven months. ♪ >> reporter: elizabeth warren also climbing in that poll as bernie sanders falls behind the top three contenders. the spotlight shining on sanders. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: but not with the kind of attention he's accustomed to. with iowa and national polls showing him losing ground. the sanders campaign announcing today it raised $18 million over the last three months. he's been surpassed by pete buttigieg who revealed monday he raised more than $24 million. apparently appearing with jesse jackson, pete buttigieg announcing challenges of his own, introducing himself to african-american voters who are a critical slice of the primary electorate. >> when you are new on the scene and not from a community of color, you have to work much harder to earn that trust because trust is a function of quantity time. >> reporter: now as for biden, he's entering what the aides s

i'm looking at the poll for sanders. 9% from this suffolk iowa poll.digits for sanders in a state he nearly won three years ago in 2016. i'm trying to think if there's a scenario for bernie sanders to win the nomination n my minding it almost requires you win iowa, you get the momentum, you go to new hampshire where you won in 2016, your next-door neighbor state, you win there and then the democratic party has to make a decision that it's time to get on board. but if he flubs in iowa, i don't see how it can happen. >> i think that's a fair assessment. his strategy is probably to stay in all the way, to make ig to the convention with as many delegates as possible. kamala harris' strategy to go into south carolina was always terrible. by then the momentum shifts to who won iowa and new hampshire. florida was going to rescue your campaign and it never rescues your campaign. >> you can never jump start it. >> yeah, so bernie sanders really probably does have to make it or break it in iowa. i don't think joe biden does but he probably has to make it or brea

suffolk university in usa today poll shows biden in the lead with harris on the rise in the state thatff the voting in just 7 months. elizabeth warren also climbing in that poll as bernie sanders falls behind the top 3 contenders the spotlight shining on sanders. and not with the kind of attention he's accustomed to with iowa and national polls show him losing ground the sanders campaign announcing today it raised $18 million over the last 3 months. he's been surpassed by people to judge revealed monday. he's raised more than million appearing with jesse jackson in chicago today. but a judge and knowledge in challenges of his own particularly introducing himself to african american voters who are critical slice of the primary electorate, look when you're new on the scene and you're not from a community of color. you got to work. >>a charter largely a function of quantity time. >>that was jeff felony reporting the next democratic debate is set for july 30th and 31th in detroit and it will be hosted by cnn. >>this is not the first time natural beauty has become a destination for instagra