valtine's day in a rather unique way with their own doggie weddings, the ceremonies were organized by the suffolk county spca and officiated by state sen. monica martinez who chairs the state'domestic animal welfare committee. the event was intended to promote dog adoption. all of the participating canis are rescue dogs. dog lovers and their four-legged friends packed the local i b e w union hall for these weddings, a luncheon took place after e nuptials which included a anine friendly wedding cake but of course, but of course said that they enjoyed it. >>srted out here that wraps up on 4 news and night for pre time coverage continues at the top of the hour, pam moore andjustine waltman are here with kron 4 news at 10 grant anvicki thanks to you both next at 10'clock coronavirus concerns forcing the cancellaonf evnts all aroundhe world, t now. >>it is happening here event which draws thousands

suffolk has 61 crossing officers.ll be rotated around suffolk. drivers in this county, and we do. a lot from had the chance to attend an awareness course and that money is used for road safety purposes in this county. 0ne used for road safety purposes in this county. one thing we did this year is spent it on the cameras. on the busy road, parents welcome the body camera. there are a lot of stressful drivers on this road, so i do think it's a good idea to protect our children. brilliant idea. catcher anyone who is being abusive, she's doing a good job.|j catcher anyone who is being abusive, she's doing a good job. i think it's a good idea because i know she's had a good idea because i know she's had a fair bit in the past. the officers will start using the cameras after the february half—time holiday. but they don't prevent abuse, the footage will be used to prosecute. two cheeta hs born and raised in the uk are heading to south africa for a new life in the wild. saba and nairo, who are brothers, will move from a wildl

we were talking about this just before we came on the air, paul steinhouser, the "boston globe," suffolk poll through sunday, i believe, bernie sanders up by 5.3%. actually up a hey ed in that poll 26.6%. but you mentioned may be a one last minute poll coming out today. tell us about that, if you know. >> yeah. that's the cnn poll that has been conducted by the university of new hampshire. they've been tracking as well. it should be coming out this hour, i believe. so if you see it because i don't have my computer open but if you see something pop from cnn university of new hampshire that will be the final poll. >> we will keep an eye on that for sure. >> thank you. unlike these snafus in iowa, remember cnn and "des moines register" poll was supposed to couldn't. that was the gold standard poll. they had those snafus there and it never came out. that's not tissue here. but, again, polls aren't always right and here's the big thing about new hampshire voters. they are traditionally late decideders. that suffolk poll that came out last night was conducted on saturday and sunday. 11% were t

federal in barcelona settle of 4 time champ in suffolk engine trouble is ferrari just stopped on the truck leaving the crew rob a confused federal agent climbed out at one point to take a look but to no avail ferrari haven't won a championship since 2008 and say investigate the failure. of more sports coming up next so stay tuned for sports last don't forget you can always stay up to date on our web site that's dot com i'm rebecca ridges in the thanks for watching. my 1st boss i also saw him machine. where i come from women are bones by this ocean for women something as simple as learning how to write a by side vote isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to go by say the lost my home and it took me years to them despite their. finally they gave up and went on buying young by said those but returned because sewing machines sawing i suppose was more apt procreate for girls than writing i'm biased as no i want to reach out to those women back home who are both by their duties and social goals and inform them of old dead basics like. my name is them out of the home and i work you to m

go to the so however because she was a fugitive from justice was already wanted when she fled to suffolk and also to. rest her and take such a suit to a supposed to avoid the lot of them advised to go and report to the police which she did yesterday and where does the prime minister stand in all of this and is he going to step down as many in the country. well christine what we know is that the prime minister was 1st to buy the the new. who informed him that his cell phone is the one that was actually called but people at the scene would. and killed him to 17 so from the underside you would have been the 1st person to to be suspect of this. because mas my. husband cellphones and we supposed that because of other investigations that have now pointed to him now. is the best accused in this case what we can say is that the prime minister has been absent and. even in court today he wasn't present so don't cost because by his absence in terms of stepping down 7 we suppose that this probably is the main reason why he feels that he needs to step aside but he still hasn't done that we know that

a new tracking poll today from "the boston globe" in suffolk university has bernie sanders in the lead. some surprises. amy klobuchar is surging on pete buttigieg's heels after her strong friday night debate performance. she's hoping that becomes a springboard for primaries to come. at a biden get out the vote event in guilford, new hampshire and von in new hampshire. von, first to you. >> reporter: good morning, andrea. this is pete buttigieg's moment. we said that in iowa, where he needed to come out of the midwest with the case that he's the one best equipped to beat donald trump. he left iowa with virtually a tie to bernie sanders. can he pull it off in new england? you look at recent polling, he had a serge of about 10 points in new hampshire. will it be enough to beat bernie sanders? it has been iowa and new hampshire with pete buttigieg performing strong. he needs a new hampshire victory or near victory to propel him to the next states, south carolina and nevada, where polling shows him in single digits and nothing to show those of color have grown. he needs to take a train with

extinction rebellion say it's in protest against the college's involvement in a major development in the suffolkaging to the natural habitat. a cambridgeshire police spokeswoman said the force was liaising with the college and that "a crime has been recorded for criminal damage". a trinity spokeswoman said the college "respects the right to freedom of speech and non—violent protest but draws the line at criminal damage and asked the protesters to leave". now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm chetan pathak and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: manchester united beat chelsea to move within three points of the champions league places. after nearly eight years away, kim clijsters returns. we'll show you how she got on in herfirst match back: and england netballer, summer artman, tells us how having arthritis isn't holding back her sporting ambitions. we start in the english premier league, where chelsea had two goals disallowed and are now hanging onto fourth spot by theirfingernails, after being beaten by manchester united by 2—0, at stamford bridge

"boston globe"/suffolk university poll shows them neck and neck.ator bernie sanders comes in first with 27%. former south bend mayor pete buttigieg second at 19%. amy klobuchar at 14%. the margin of error is plus or minus 4.4 points. road warriors are spread throughout the state. joining me from rochester, new hampshire, ali vitale and from salem, new hampshire, mike memoli. ali, elizabeth warren, i think got an event behind you. trying to make the case to people she is the best candidate to beat donald trump. what is the point she is putting forward to have voters convinced of that? >> reporter: first of all, ali, i'll speak at a golf whisper because we're do the q&a portion and every single candidate out with them in the last few months trying to make the case they're the best positioned to beat donald trump. elizabeth warren is making the new riff of how she's won unwinnable fights and started with a personal narrative of always wanting to be a teacher. she has an uphill battle and managed to go to college and get a degree and become a teacher.

kate grey, bbc news, suffolk. best of luck to zoe. that's all from sportsday.nd welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are author and journalist rachel shabi and katy balls the deputy political editor of the spectator many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the telegraph leads with a warning from the head of ofsted that a 14 billion pound boost in education, to be outlined in the upcoming budget, will be wasted by poorly managed schools. the financial times reports that big tech companies may have to share their troves of data with smaller rivals under proposals by the eu. the metro says eight million ‘economically inactive' british workers could pick up the work that's being denied to low—skilled eu migrants under the new immigration plans. the i says there has been a backlash to the plans and most "economically inactive" people are carers, students, sick or retired. and on the front of the daily mail — house prices have risen in every region of the uk for the first time in almost two years. on the —— that

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the latest "boston globe globe"/suffolk university tracking poll. released overnight, it shows sanders and buttigieg roughly tied at 24 to 23%. with buttigieg jumping 12 points since monday. meanwhile, joe biden has dropped seven points. tonight's seven candidates will spar on stage here in manchester in the final debate before new hampshire voters head to the polls tuesday. in an event i witnessed here in manchester earlier today, senator sanders gave what i think is a glimpse of what we might see tonight. >> pete buttigieg has most exclusive billionaire donors of any democrat. that's -- that was from "forbes." "the hill," pete buttigieg tops billionaire dollar list. "washington post," the -- pete buttigieg lures even closer look from wall street donors following strong iowa caucus performance. i like pete buttigieg. nice guy. but we are in a moment where billionaires control, not only our economy, but our political -- >> i'm joined right now by campaign manager for bernie sand. faz, you know, i think it was frank mankowitz, who said in washington,

started this afternoon world leaders and security experts have gathered for the annual meeting in suffolk germany on everyone's mind the war in syria where a government offensive in libya triggered a full blown humanitarian crisis. another issue is concern over the west's shrinking influence on global security it's even spawned a new wesley snipes in his opening speech german president frank. had some critical words on this issue and on the role the united states has adopted in international relations. and our closest ally and start with the united states of america under its current administration rejects the very concept of an international community. and. the needs of the every country it believes should look after itself and put its own interests before well as us as if everyone thinking of him self meant that everyone is being considerate great again but even at the expense of neighbors. that's what it appears like. at the munich security conference melinda crying welcome what do you make of the german president's harsh words about the united states. well it must be said that those w

december 9th, suffolk informs york he learned to his chagrin -- doesn't say how -- the smack's cargo on a dutch vessel, which along with no other dutch ships are preparing to depart for, you know where, st. ustays sis. carrying tea, gunpowder and 25 cannon, on route to -- in a dutch schupp from a dutch harbor so the british can't stop it. , the nix snapshot in october october 19th when. that news of george iii forbidding the expert of arms and ammunition arrives in north america in providence, rhode island, on december 8th. it was accompanied by an order from lord dartmouth that governors secure all arms and powder that the americans were attempting to import from wherever. the immediate response in three colonies showed how dramatically -- how very dramatically the relationship between the colonies and britain had deteriorated in recent months inch each of them, the order and counsel set off attacks on local forts by colonial crowds. first rhode island residents attacked the fort in newport. news came to rhode island first. rhode island residents were the first to. >>> attacked the

navy and the indian navy collaborating more in the end of the suffolk legion in the next few years. unkeyed pundit a senior editor at the diplomat joining us tonight with valuable insights on here we appreciate your time tonight thank you. the former u.s. 1st lady hillary clinton is here in berlin for a screening of the new documentary about her life and you won't be surprised to hear that much of that film centers on events leading up to the year 2016 exactly 4 years ago clinton was battling bernie sanders to win the democratic nomination to run for the office of u.s. president sanders lost that race but this year sanders is the front runner among the democrats were today for the 1st time and without mentioning his name hillary clinton said that she is prepared to support bernie sanders if that is who the democrats choose to run against donald trump i'm going to wait and see who we nominate i will support the nominee and it won't surprise you to hear me say that i think that it's imperative that we retire the incumbent. retire the incumbent donald trump of course bernie sanders the

navy and the indian navy collaborating more in the end of the suffolk legion in the next few years. unkeyed ponder a senior editor at the diplomat joining us tonight with valuable insights on he we appreciate your time tonight thank you thank you well the 70th birthday of the berlin film festival has reached its halfway point in former u.s. 1st lady hillary clinton she is here in the german capital for murdering a documentary about her own life now 4 years ago at this very time clinton was campaigning to become the democratic presidential candidate a fight that she won but donald trump went on to beat her for the white house speaking today to a festival already and mrs clinton was critical of trump's record in the white house. i do think that the campaign that he ran and the way that he has governed has certainly encouraged authoritarian leaders has encouraged the kind of. insult politics where you lift yourself up by picking out targets other people whether they be migrants or minorities or people of a different religion or a gay background whatever you know and people are very cle

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dropped out for a while but none the less you were a gifted young man, living at home at the time in suffolkyour parents. there is a knock at your door, it is the british authorities and they are convinced that you have hacked into some of the most sensitive military internet sites in the us federal government. it was actually somebody dressed in a ups delivery costume he knocked on the door and said there is a parcel for lauri love. as a kind of guise to get me down quickly rather than a police officer or an nta agent. i didn't get a package and was read my miranda or my caution. the national crime agency are driving this investigation. it is not an investigation any more. it certainly was then! there was a knock on the door in october 2013 and that began a process that has stretched on for about five or six years. and it is interwoven, the uk authorities and us authorities. the uk authorities were driving it but a lot of the information and motivation was coming from america. to quote the attorney for the southern district of new york, who we ironically have had on this programme talking a

a new suffolk university poll kind conducted shows pete buttigieg with a slight edge in new hampshire. the poll puts him about 25% compared to senator sanders at 24%. senator warren sits at 14%.his slip at 11%. amy klobuchar stands at 6%. the numbers have biden scrambling to salvage the campaign. he took aim at one of the front runners. lauren blanchard is live with the aggressive campaign that stands out.>> reporter: despite the bitter cold things are heating up in new hampshire. presidential candidates are getting their campaigns in high gear just days away from a critical primary.>>> former vice president joe biden is battling for votes after falling short in iowa releasing a new campaign video saturday aimed at pete to the judge. pete buttigieg. biden saying mayor pete is not a barack obama and taking aim at his experience. >>> i not believe we are a party at risk if they nominate me. i do believe we are a party at risk if we nominate someone who was never held a higher office than the mayor of south bend indiana.>> reporter: mayor pete who saw a spike is fighting back. >>> there

you mentioned the polls, talk about the latest polls you were referencing, suffolk university, boston, sanders leading with 27% in this poll, buttigieg and klobuchar in third-place, not as close between sanders and buttigieg evidence that being and the second poll from emerson college predicted the same top-5 but with different percentages biden not faring well in the paul either. >> the polling predicted perhaps not the top person, within the margin a but the losers, what we are seeing nationally in the quinnipiac is bernie sanders has eclipsed joe biden is the front runner and bernie sanders is the democratic front runner nationally. he is leading in every front and it shows joe biden's firewall of not just south carolina but african-americans needs to be carrying 50% of the african-american voting block, that has fallen to 25%. african-americans are abandoning joe biden. what the left with? >> like everyone else in the country they are looking at the first 2 races, the caucus in iowa, the primary in new hampshire and they want to pick a winner. we will see what happens. talk about

the new boston globe suffolk university poll has sanders and buttigieg almost tied, sanders on top atigieg 23%, up four points and warren and biden, the significance is biden has fallen behind warren. yesterday he was ahead of her. his wife was at a diner yesterday talking to voters. we talked to those voters as well. >> i haven't decided. i like amy klobuchar. her policies are progressive but also reasonable and i like her healthcare. >> reporter: are you undecided? >> undecided between vice president biden and mayor peter. >> reporter: will you vote for biden? >> bernie. >> reporter: why? >> i like his policies come his agenda, fighting for women's rights since he started in the senate. >> reporter: are you going to vote? >> biden, i like yang and mayor pete. >> reporter: a possible vote here. you got to convince her. all eyes on the debate stage tonight. looking to stand out with a two man race at the top between buttigieg and sanders. todd: it will be interesting to see how this week's and arrogance make it on the debate stage. thanks. jillian: two coronavirus evacuation flights t

look at the new hampshire primary poll, suffolk university paul, bernie sanders a 24%, pete buttigieg at 33, elizabeth warner 13%, joe biden at 11%, anybody change their position? >> status quo for all four of them, good news for bernie sanders and pete buttigieg who seemed rattled once or twice more than previously but overall a solid performance from him. elizabeth warren who had disappointing third-place finish in iowa is swooning in a state that is just north of her native massachusetts. she needed to make a move and didn't and i don't see a springboard or firewall in the near future for her. i don't think she did what she needed to to do anything beyond her typical stump speech and a bunch of her answers, not really making a move. joe biden almost from word one conceded the state of new hampshire and many of his answers seemed calibrated toward looking ahead to south carolina which is his firewall particularly african-americans. >> whether there is fire behind anyone in the field, based on what happened in iowa here is a conversation with bernie sanders who is leading and a lot o

he is in third in a new "boston globe" suffolk university poll for new hampshire is biden's campaignll viable. >> absolutely. if you are a true democratic insider you would not think that joe biden would do well in iowa to begin with. it is 9 percen 90% white and a g college environment, he is mainly older white and mine orbitieminorities, that not iow. i would say he is viable, he is looking more to nevada and south carolina. david: 15 second. >> we know we will do better in south carolina, one thing about iowa is turn out of the low. i think that speaks poorly for democrats that includes joe biden. if he is frontrunner where was his crowd. david, agree -- that. >> travelers beware, popular program department of homeland security is now ending for state of new york. that will infuriate a lot of frequent flyers, details with judge napolitano next. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. if you

the boston globe suffolk paul at least that suffolk poll puts bernie sanders up by 5.3%.ahead and that full 26.6%. there may be one last-minute pole coming out today, tell us about that. poll: that is the cnn conducted by the university of new hampshire. it should be coming out this hour. if you see it, i do not have my computer, but if you see something pop on cnn, that would be -- i believe that will be the final poll. host: we will keep an eye on that for sure. guest: i like these snafus in iowa. cnn had a des moines register poll, they have been doing that for three quarters of a century and they had snafus there and it never came out. that has not been the issue here. but polls aren't always right here at here is the thing about new hampshire, they are traditionally late. conductedlk poll was saturday and sunday. it indicated 11%, so they were still truly undecided. of those who said they were backing a candidate, 45% said they may change their mind by tuesday. it goes to show how everything can be up in the air. like theke these polls final results because new hamps

the latest suffolk tracking poll shows vermont senator bernie sanders with nearly a 7 point lead over pete buttigieg, followed by amy klobuchar at more than 13%. joe biden, and elizabeth warren are close behind with nearly 12% each. fox news lauren blanchard joins us now with more on the final push. >> reporter: all of the 2020 hopefuls, including president trump, have been here in new hampshire all day, making their pitches. president trump was here just about 30 minutes ago. vice president biden just a few miles from here, all as they make their final campaign pitches. >> it's going to be a busy day. >> reporter: all eyes are on the granite state for this last full day of campaigning. the ground attack has been nonstop ahead of tuesday's primary. a poll taken just before the primary is showing a very tight race between front runners bernie sanders, and pete buttigieg. >> the moment we live in is one with an extraordinary majority ready to do bolder things than we've ever done, as long as we don't go chasing after the extremes. >> reporter: former vice president, joe biden, once thou

it was designed to be part of a musical review for his army camp out on long island, suffolk county.bless america." the composer, of course, was irving berlin who came here at the age of five, son of immigrants who came to this country for freedom. as composers are wont to do, berlin worked very carefully with the lyrics. the song needed to be pure. it needed to be above politics, above partisanship. he intended it to be a song for all america. but he intended it to be more than just a song. it was to be a prayer for the country. as your very distinguished chaplain, admiral barry black, has done in his prayers on these long days that you've spent as judges in the high court of impeachment, we've been reminded of what our country is all about and that it stands for one nation, under god. the nation is about freedom. and we hear the voice of martin luther king jr. and his dream-filled speech about freedom echoing the great passages inscribed on america's temple of justice. the lincoln memorial which stood behind dr. king as he spoke on that historic day. dr. king is gone, felled by an

>> biden is tied with buttigieg in the new suffolk university poll and they both are behind bernie whomedicare for all pitch got personal today? >> what kind of deductibles to people have in this room? how much? 6,000? 2500? >> since sanders is up, biden is going after him too. >> every democrat will have to carry the label that senator sanders has chosen for himself, chosen for himself. he calls them out, calls himself a democratic socialist. well, we've already seen with donald trump is going to do with that. >> viable groups are elizabeth warren... >> "the boston globe" editorial club has seen enough. they are not endorsing, arguing more diverse states should go first. with each passing election, the privilege pace of iowa and new hampshire becomes harder to defend, but the primary schedule has to do better on tuesday. >> this is the first not the first time in my life i've been knocked down. >> the iowa democratic party still slowly releasing caucus results to make things right, but they are still making some mistakes. one of this afternoon's updates about the delicates assigned so

suffolk county. the song was "god bless america." the composer, of course, was irving berlin. 5, son of immigrants who came to this country for freedom. as composers are wont to do, berlin worked very carefully with the lyrics. the song needed to be pure. it needed to be about politics, about partisanship. he intended it to be a song for all americans. but he intended for it to be more than just a song. it was to be a prayer for the country. as you are very distinguished chaplain has done, in his prayers on these long days that eve spent as judges in the high court of impeachment, we've been reminded of what our country is all about and that it stands for one nation, under god. the nation is about freedom. and we hear the voice of martin luther king jr., his dream-filled speech about freedom echoing the great passages inscribed on america's temple of justice, the lincoln memorial, which stood behind dr. king as he spoke on that historic day. dr. king is gone, felled by an assassin's bullet, but his words remain with us. entering his magnificent life , dr. king's spoke not only

there is a poll here from suffolk usa today asking iowa democrats what is the most important thing you are looking for. it's not any particular issue. it is defeating donald trump. 39%. almost 2-1 over health care, the second place issue there. you're saying joe biden is the electability candidate. can bernie sanders defeat donald trump? >> i think bernie is going to struggle, frankly. if you look at who's crisscrossing the state campaigning with bernie and who's with joe right now, the folks who are going to face tough reelections who we need to win if we're going to win the senate and the house, they're saying they want joe biden at the top of the ticket. with all due respect to senator sanders, who has a long and storied career, who is one of the most popular senators in his home state of vermont, but has not been a democrat for much of his adult life and has put forward a series of proposals that i think the people like the congresswoman who represents cedar rapids would struggle to win reelection on. people snow joknow joe biden. they know he is committed to making progress on hea

the suffolk tracking poll shows sand bers ers is holding steady 24%.en and buttigieg tied at 15%. elizabeth warren falling at 10%. and meanwhile, saint ansem shows biden and sanders at 19%. buttigieg at 14%. senators klobuchar and warren tied at 11%. and notably, 11% said they were undecided into next week. and in the emerson college, sanders, 32%. buttigieg and biden tied for second place. >> hitting the campaign trail, former vice president joe biden pounces on senator bernie sanders health care record. >> senator sanders and others who attacked my health care plan they say it's too small. first of all, they're dead wrong about what it covers. it was historic achievement that this party should be proud to defend but look, bernie has talked about the single payor medicare system for health care system for the country for 30 years now. hasn't moved an inch. most of the candidates for medicare for all saying well, it's going to take four years maybe to pass. then a structure, could be ten years. well, you know, people need help now. so, we want real pro

she's in the boston globe suffolk poll, i believe in third. and after that is biden and warren tied. that's a pretty significant move. undecided voters are always a big question here in new hampshire. and there are certainly a lot of people who say, yeah, i think i know who i'm voting for but i could change my mind right before election day. and you dig deeper into the polls, that's what you find. and i talked to a lot of voters, i'm with buttigieg most often during the campaign an he tai tk to a lot of voters who are between the two of them. they're looking for a moderate candidate, i heard a guy who said he's between, are you ready for this, warren, sanders, klobuchar and buttigieg, quite a decision to make. but he said the reason why he looks at klobuchar and buttigieg is he said that's the pragmatic part of his brain, that's the part that thinks that, you know, they might be able to grab other people who may be voting for donald trump and changed their mind or looking for an alternative and are independent. all i will say is someone who us

right out of showing bernie sanders at 24%, this is the lead of suffolk university boston globe that buttigieg, former mayor pete buttigieg a 22%. senator elizabeth warren at 13%, and the former vice president joe biden does attend. then he goes to single digits. in the wake of this debacle in iowa that was unfolding, officials here have sought to reassure the public they have a century long tradition of getting things right. >> when our citizens cast about, they know their vote will become rounded correctly, with integrity and on time. >> new hampshire uses paper ballots, there is no way to fail. there is nothing to hack. things are done old school here and voters pay attention, they participate, they meet the candidates, they shake the hands of future presidents and they show up. >> we have historically high turnout and that means us regular folks to come out and vote. they are easy to sway back and forth over the last couple days of the election. so i don't think this is over in the state, i think we have to watch what happens on the next couple days. i think all the campaign cand

the latest suffolk university boston globe tracking poll shows vermont senator bernie sanders with a 7 point lead over pete buttigieg. they're followed by amy klobuchar at over 13%. joe biden, and elizabeth warren are close behind at nearly 12%. both sanders and buttigieg have asked for a recanvas of the results in iowa, a week ago, citing errors and inconsistencies. buttigieg has a razor thin lead in iowa, which awarded him 14 delegates with 12 going to sanders. the candidates are hoping for momentum from tomorrow's new hampshire primary. >> reporter: we're just one day away from the primary in new hampshire, and the 2020 hopefuls, including the president are making their final campaign pitches. >> it's going to be a busy day. >> reporter: all eyes are on the granite state for this last full day of campaigning, and the ground attack has been nonstop. a very tight race between senators bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. >> the moment we live is extraordinary. >> reporter: joe biden is fighting an uphill battle to finish toward the top. monday, he took aim at donald trump. >> donald t

i can tell you there's an overnight tracking poll that's coming out from our friends at suffolk university, it shows sanders leading there so far but buttigieg has moved up several points. perhaps we've been speculating here, the strange nature, the delayed nature of the returns from iowa was it going to affect candidates' ability to get momentum out of this? perhaps. perhaps folks are still plugged in. they were detecting last night an up tick for buttigieg. that'll be released today. curious to see what they come up with. >> let's head to capitol hill where the president trump's impeachment trial will be wrapping up today with a vote on articles of impeachment. garrett haake is with us. >> reporter: whether or not either vote will be bipartisan, will republicans cross over and vote for the president's conviction or can any democrats be convinced to vote for acquittal on the two articles. we're watching a handful of senators. on the republican side, we're watching mitt romney, he has not spoken about this since the trial portion wrapped up. on the democratic side there's a trio of democra

here's the breakdown in the latest boston globe suffolk university poll. bernie sanders has 25% of independents, pete buttigieg at 22. watch this. amy klobuchar began the week with 5% support among undeclared, independent voters, she's now at 15. voters who decide late tend to go with momentum. she's peaking at the right time. i thought it was interesting, your question earlier, talk about the two frontrunners. who is going to be the second frontrunner. you're right, it was pete buttigieg, it wasn't that way a week ago. >> amazing. give us a history lesson. joe biden and elizabeth warren fighting for third. if they don't get it, what does it mean for their candidacies? >> all of them hope they make it through super tuesday. disappoints us when anyone drops out. but the relationships with joe biden, people of new hampshire, i picked him up in 1980 for a fund-raiser. >> mayor pete wasn't born. true! >> ding. and amy klobuchar, if you look at her style, you're looking at -- her style of governing, being a political leader is very similar to what new hampshire

it's interesting, you look at the suffolk university survey, they're talk aing abou talking e buttigieg there's a 1% difference in a poll and there's a margin of error. >> that's why i think mayor peat becomes a huge -- mayor pete becomes a huge target to p stop his momentum. bernie is favored and all eyes should be on bernie. between bernie and buttigieg and a couple swipes at joe biden only because he didn't perform well and you want to lower expectations for biden to do well, not only in new ham shirks you becausnew hampshire-- new he won't, as he moves into super tuesday, that's really make or break for joe biden. mayor pete needs to stop momentum and you need to take bernie down a couple pegs and while you're at it try to put a stake in joe. cheryl: kevin is right here, listening to every word. i want to ask about the biden story, the weak showing in iowa. he's making staffing changes and speaking of staffing, elizabeth warren losing six women of color from her campaign. they're claiming a toxic work environment at the elizabeth warren campaign. your rea action to that? >> well, ma

the poll from wbz boston globe suffolk university has sanders leading by 24%. that's one point above pete buttigieg. joe biden in fourth with 11%. a reminder, the new hampshire primary is next tuesday, february 11th. the nevada caucuses, that's saturday, february 22nd. south carolina's is -- super tuesday in california and 13 other states cast their dalay b. >>> now, we know that you want to be as prepared as you can be to vote in next month's california primary. we want to help with our weekly political series, chasing california. we h with bernie sanders, michael bloomberg and andrew yang. this week we explore the rise in unaffiliated voters, which is an interesting phenomenon. you can find full episodes on the abc 7 news app, amazon on fire as well. >>> now to the latest on coronavirus. a second flight of evacuees from china riefd overnight at travis air force base. the cdc says four passengers are showing possible symptoms and at local hospitals. the number dead is well over 600 including the doctor in china who tried to alert officials. mre than 31,000 peo

first primary votes being cast in the granite state, a new poll released from the boston globe at suffolk university showing bernie sanders with a lead. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar trailing just behind. joe biden not in the top three and the stakes could not be higher for him. meanwhile with hours to go, candidates ramping up their contrast and attacks. >> i know how serious new hampshire voters take the responsibility, take the influence, take the thumb on the scale that you have. >> that is what tomorrow is about. it's about bringing our people together to begin the process. to end the presidency of donald trump. >> after that debate, something switched. it just allowed the people of new hampshire to see me in a different way. >> the idea that this is -- if you come in third or fourth in the first two primaries, or caucus and a primary, that that knocks you out of the box. we're jury getting going. >> this is going to be a street fight for the presidency. >> we begin following the campaign with the hot hand, nbc news road warrior vaughn hillyard with the buttigieg campaign from con

new polling tonight from the "boston globe" and suffolk university shows a tightening race between bernie sanders and pete buttigieg, search rated by just one percentage point and there's one more encouraging sign for mayor pete. he is up 12 minutes to new hampshire since monday. i want to go right now to our road warriors in manchester, new hampshire. shaquille brewster. bernie sanders wrapping up a campaign event there. let's talk about what his campaign is doing in these final days to ensure that they come out on top and possibly try to blunt some of the momentum that has been behind buttigieg coming out of iowa. >> reporter: we got a hint of that just a couple of minutes ago with senator sanders leaning into that populous message. he was addressing a nafl iew hampshire institute of policy and sponsored by bank of america and comcast and he was going after their influence of corporate money in our politics. he mentioned michael bloomberg and the hundred of the millions he's spending for his campaign but mentioned mayor pete buttigieg in a way we haven't quite heard him do before. take

a boston globe suffolk university poll shows senator bernie sanders leading the pack at 24. 6 pointsf former vice-president joe biden at 18, followed by senator elizabeth warren at 18 former mayor pete buttigieg is at 11. another poll sent in from college, senator tied at first, buttigieg at 14. this finds warren trailing in fifth place after klobuchar. dan maxwell, elise jordan, i want to start in the same direction. it seems to me bernie is strong up there, he's been much stronger than elizabeth warren. he's being challenged by buttigieg. even where the poll was in the field before yesterday. this wasn't just iowa. >> this is an interesting dynamic that's unfolding. bernie sanders' top line argument for why he should be the nominee of the democratic party is that he's trying to lead a political revolution to change our institutions and that there is going to be -- there are voters who don't normally vote, those sporadic voters, one in ten elections who don't show up who will show up for bernie sanders. i don't know that that's reflected in the numbers we have so far, and the caveat

little mix in the early polls, but there were two polls out on sunday night from emerson college and suffolk university in boston globe, and essentially they had the same three candidates in the top three, you had senator bernie sanders followed by mayor pete buttigieg and followed by senator amy klobuchar, and she's actually a candidate that has risen in the state ever since that knockout debate performance as many have called it on friday night. her campaign said she raised $3 million since that performance, and i got to tell you guys, i've been following around really joe biden, pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar on the campaign trail and when talking to undecided voters, the three names i hear the most are sanders, buttigieg and klobuchar. it's interesting, how klobuchar who has been struggling to break into the top tier of the race is really appearing to make end roads in new hampshire. we'll have to see how well she really performs tonight. >> let me ask you how critical this primary is. by the math, even if new hampshire delegates, the total go towards bernie sanders, go to pete buttigi

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according to a new "boston globe" suffolk university poll, they're vying for the lead in new hampshire, as well. behind them senator warren with 13%. former vice president joe biden with 11%. senator klobuchar with 6%. 4.5% margin of error there. tonight those five will be in man chest, new hampshire, for the eighth democratic debate. that's where we find our road warriors. gentlemen, good to see you. shaquille, you just had a conversation with bernie sanders. during the course of the last week, we have heard bernie sanders say that he won the first premps vote in iowa. and then might have won the whole thing. it's not been a decisive and notable victory for pete buttigieg but where does sanders stand on this now? what does he have to do in new hampshire? >> reporter: that's right. he completely believe that is he won iowa. but they do also want to focus on new hampshire where he feels like he is in a strong position here especially leading into tonight's debate and something that you saw from senator sanders earlier today is took the fight against mayor buttigieg by name in a way he h

and a new tracking poll out last night from our friends at boston and boston newspaper well suffolk university shows him up several points here in new hampshire. and then the pete buttigieg campaign website hit the record traffic level. more than they had at any other point in the campaign. so they're hoping that that will really juice their fund raising coming out of iowa and giving them more momentum like in california where he has been laying the groundwork for some time. >> i know there's no sleep until new hampshire. see you there next week, my friends. thank you for bringing us that newest reporting. >>> back here in washington, impeachment finally now after months the proceedings come to tend in the senate but some news from the house. the chairman of the judiciary committee saying just in the last couple of minutes a subpoena is probably coming to somebody the senate refused to call as a witness. we're going to tell you who it after the break and get a reality check from the member of that judiciary committee, california democratic congressman eric swalwell. he's next. ngressman eric s