the game. i don't actually think bernie sanders educated the public. n fact, bernie sanders spoke for the first time as a political candidate about the reality the public was experiencing, because even barack obama, in his state of the union address, was talking about economic recovery, and everything was wonderful, and people know that it's not. and when you dispossess -- >> well, let me -- let me -- >> let me just finish. let me finish. when you dispossess that segment, as large as we have -- half the country now lives in virtual poverty -- and you continue to essentially run a government that's been seized by a cabal, in this case, corporate, which uses all of the machinery of government for their own enrichment and their own further empowerment at the expense of the rest of the citizenry, people finally react. and that is how you get fascism. that is what history has told us. and to sit by -- every time, robert, you speak, you do exactly what trump does, which is fear, fear, fear, fear, fear. and the fact that we are going to build some kind of -- >

the outcome. >>> plus, if you can't burn 'em, join 'em. bernie sanders back in the granite state telling supporters, i'm with her. >> it is imperative that we elect hillary clinton as our next president. >> we're on the trail with the revolution. but can hillary capture his millennial magic? >> i'm not going to vote for the person that he thinks i should vote for. >>> an imperfect proposal. ring. >> a romantic yankee fan getting down on one knee, then all fours. going viral when he loses the diamond engagement ring in the stands. >> there he is, he's scratching his head. >> but first the "nightline 5." >> many sleep aids have pain medicine. but zyquil is different. why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zyquil that's not for pain, just for >>> think your heartburn pill works fast? take the zantac it challenge. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. the dramatic verdi

that's the state bernie sanders was called in to help hillary reach out. you can see why the campaign is leaning on bernie sanders and why they are doing it in new hampshire and why they are pitching that message to millennial voters. a hillary clinton supporter joins us from capitol hill. i appreciate it. we put that number up from the primary and want to remind folks of this. if you took all the primaries and all the caucuses and looked at voters under 30, this was the

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. >> i think we'll get a lot of the bernie people because of trade if you want to know the truth. a lot of the bernie people are coming with us because the one thing he was right about is the fact that our country is being ripped off like never before on these trade deals. >> with just over two months left to go before election day, both candidates still have plenty of work to do. majoritities have unfavorable views of both candidates. >> one of our goals this election year is to give you a voice in this very important race for the white house. we want to hear from you. what would you ask hillary clinton or donald trump? you can send us your questions any time or post them on our facebook page. >>> 21 people hurt following a metro link train crash. it happened in the sun valley area of that train hit the back end of a semi, which was on the tracks. one witness told police the truck tried to cross the tracks just as the train was approaching. none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. >>> the first ever face transplant recipient in the world has died. the hospital in nor

just sayverman: can i to the bernie or bust people, you are being ridiculous. senator sanders: i nominate hillary clinton as the democratic candidate for president of the united states. ms. clinton: i accept your nomination. john: that frame is why they will be more successful than the cleveland convention. y saidinton: director come my answers were truthful. john: she has paid a big political price. mark: these e-mails show a pattern of clinton doing what the critics suggest -- moving stuff along so everybody wins, except in some cases, critics would argue, the american people. the mostderstands damaging thing to a parent is to look at a child, a sick child, a child in need and not be able to do anything. the clinton foundation has been teed up for years. the fact that the clinton campaign is still taking foreign donations at this point seems highly questionable. today, the ap reported more than half of hillary clinton's meetings with people outside of the government while she was secretary of state was with individuals who gave money to the clinton foundation

where are the papers? bernie was asking for the papers, but bernie gave up. e same groups paying bill and hillary for the speeches were lobbying the federal government. 22 groups paying bill clinton for speeches lobbied the state department while hillary was secretary of state. don't forget the clinton contributors were appointed to advisory boards by the secretary clinton for all the favors and access was granted and guess what -- >> a little taste of his rally in iowa. one of the states that was an obama state, but donald trump pulled ahead. ativi taste of his rally. they are pitching the millennial voters and you have michelle obama at la salle university, home of the explorers and she is making a pitch on behalf of hillary clinton. here's what she had to say. >> michelle obama. >> pretty much. >>> you going to vote at all? >> maybe. not sure on that. >> that's what the la salle student his to say about what michelle obama was saying. very busy and we will break down what has been happening and what it means for the state of the race for the white house aft

(donald trump/ nominee) "i think we're going to get a lot of the bernie people because of trade, if you want to know the truth. a lot of the bernie people are coming with us because the one thing he was right about was that our country is getting ripped off like never before on these trade deals" with just over two months left to go before election day, both candidates still have plenty of work to do. that cnn-orc poll also shows that majorities have unfavorable views of both clinton and trump. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. the poll that gives trump a 2 percentage-point good news for the republican. according to the survey - most voters say they still expect to see clinton prevail in november. 59-percent think she will be the next president. only 34-percent think trump has the better shot at winning. hillary clinton is continuing to fend off questions about her nagging cough... that just won't go away. donald trump does not have the temperament to be our commander in chief (coughs)." (cough)..."got some water?"...(cough) "(coughs repeatedly) every time i think about trump i get allergic

>>bernie: and here is one of the ironies. >> seth: yeah. >>bernie: i have spent a lot -- you know, obviously i was always concerned and am concerned about young people and all of those issues. i spent a lot of time fighting for senior citizens. we ended up doing terrible with senior citizens. [ laughter ] for whatever reasons. but we did great with the young people. and i think is -- these young people have so much hope and vision, and desire, to see this country become what we all know >> seth: now i want to ask because you are of this millennial generation, which of the bernie supporters, it seems as though they are the slowest to migrate to hillary. what do you think the clinton campaign has to do for voters like you, of your generation, to convince them that with the current situation she is the right path? >> millennials are interested in democracy. and the beauty of living in a democracy, and the luxury, and th our politicians and our government accountable. and i think, because of technology and the because internet now, anyone can be

sarah silverman: can i just say to the bernie or bust people, you are being ridiculous. sanders: i move that three clinton -- hillary clinton the -- be nominated as the democratic candidate for president of the united states. ms. clinton: i accept your nomination. john: that frame is why they will be more successful than the cleveland convention. ms. clinton: director comey said that my answers were truthful and what i have said was consistent with what i have told the american people. john: this e-mail thing has taken a huge toll on hillary clinton. she has paid a big political price. mark: these e-mails show a pattern of clinton doing what the critics suggest -- moving stuff along so everybody wins, except in some cases, critics would argue, the american people. vice president biden: hillary understands the most damaging thing to a parent is to look at a child, a sick child, a child in need and not be able to do anything. >> the biggest hold a need to fill quickly is around the clinton foundation. this is a thing that has been teed up for years. the fact that the clinto

. >> can i just say, to the bernie or bust people, you are being ridiculous. sen. move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee for the democratic party. ms. clinton: i accept your nomination. >> all those speakers, prosecuting that case, that frame, is the reason why it was more successful than the cleveland convention. ms. clinton: director comey said my answers were truthful and are consistent with what i told the american people. >> this e-mail thing has taken a huge toll. she paid a big political price. >> e-mails show a pattern of clinton doing what they suggest, moving along so that everybody wins, except in some cases, critics would argue, the american people. >> hillary understands that the most damaging thing to a parent is to look at a sick child, a child in need, and not be able to do anything. >> the biggest hole they need to fill quickly is around the clinton foundation. this has been teed up for years, and the fact the clinton campaign is still taking foreign donations seems highly questionable. >> today the ap reported more than half of hilla

sanders said -- i have the sound bite right here. bernie sanders said over the weekend mrs. clinton should divorce herself from the clinton foundation and she should do it right now instead of waiting. he also said that the libertarian candidate mr. johnson should be on that debate stage with mrs. clinton and mr. trump. let's listen to that. >> do you think gary johnson should be in the debates? >> i think they have generally speaking my view is if people reach a certain level, i think it's 15% they should be in the debates. >> you think that level, that 15% is a fair metric. >> it's probably too high. >> you think it should be lower. >> it probably should be lower than that. >> so should gary johnson be on the debate stage with clinton and trump. >> i think senator sanders he wasn't talking specifically about gary johnson and he was speaking in general. in general if you reach a threshold you should be on the debate stage. bernie sanders ran as a democrat because he knows that a democratic candidate is the best chance for us to keep the wh

a lot of the bernie people are coming with us. because the one thing he was right about is the fact that our country's being ripped off like never before on these trade deals that are disasters. nafta has been a disaster for the united states. it's destroyed our country. and that's one thing he got right and a lot of people liked him because of trade, more so than anything else. but when it comes to immigration, first of all, she thinks that everything is, more or less, fine. she wants to allow 650% increase over and above what obama's allowing to come in from syria and the middle east. 650%. and he's already allowing thousands and thousands of people in. we don't know where they're coming from. you people know because we're military people. we don't know where they're coming from. you see the damage that one person can do. you just have to look anywhere. you see the damage that whether it's orlando or whether it's two people that just got married or they're married and they're from san bernardino, you see in san bernardino they're

infuriated by revelations brought to light by the dnc's wiki leak. >> to the bernie or bust people, you'reulous. >> hillary clinton should be nominated as the democratic nominee. mrs. clinton: i accept your nomination. >> all of those speakers -- that is why it looks more successful than the cleveland convention. mrs. clinton: comey: set i was -- comey said i was truthful and consistent with what i told the american people. >> she paid a big political price. >> this shows the clintons doing what they said just, moving things along so that everybody wins. except some would argue, the american people. >> hillary understands that the most damaging single appearance -- thing to a parent is to look at a sick child or a child in need, and not be able to do anything. >> the biggest hole they need to fill quickly is around the clinton foundation. the fact that the clinton campaign is still ticking for -- taking foreign donations at this point is highly questionable. >> ap reported that more than half of hillary clinton's meetings with people outside the government as a secretary of state were with

that's not the way to treat a fellow human being. bernie asked to speak to the anthem board, but says they refused. 55:11 bernie: i was really angry. and that's what prompted me to say this is ridiculous. they also declined our requests for an on-camera interview. the general manager did meet with bernie after contact 13 involved, but nothing changed. 56:25 bernie: this is your options. take them or leave them. so i stopped paying dues. they're still billing him for that $900 a month, but he's not paying up anymore. the board sent us this five- page letter saying they don't consider this story newsworthy and they're not in the business of offering "special deals to some members at the expense of others." g.m. jonathan clay writes, "we have members have requested relief due to medical conditions, and although we are not unsympathetic to those situations, our policy does not allow for exceptions in these circumstances." darcy stand-up with club rule book : i read their policy and found the board does have discretion. they don't have to buy ba

i am proud of the primary campaign that bernie and i ran. we ran a campaign about issues and not insults. [ applause ] and when it was over, we began to work together to try to figure out how we can take the issues we agree on and come together and knowing that we are stronger together and come up with specific policies in education and zhehealth and so h else. thank you bernie for your lead ir ship and your support in this campaign. we are going to need some help in washington and i hope new hampshire will send your now governor, to senator. [ applause ] >> i sure hope you will send carol shayportter back to washington. [ applause ] >> is this one of the strangest elections you have ever seen in. [ laughter ] >> i -- i really sometimes don't know what to make of it. standing on that debate stage the other night, i was especially -- i -- thinking about that. [ applause [ applause ] and, i have been clear about what i want to do if i am fortunate to be elected president and americans increasingly are zeroing in on the fact that we are not elec

a look at the voters that are calling bernie tendons -- who they are in where to find them. s were hillary clinton could have the most trouble with bernie sanders supporters. >> he did well in the primaries not really among traditional democrats but among independents who had the opportunity to vote we sort of looked at the bernie., the states stretching from maine to washington. caucus exceptand for new york -- these states are andwhelmingly white, small, they often have high turnout already that poses a challenge. hillary clinton cannot decide she will win by going out and finding african-americans or .atinos and registering them she probably have to keep voters from winning a third party. pendantse these bernie and where will the matter? >> they are people who are not affiliated with the parties, who voted in democratic primaries. we look particularly at new hampshire, a place where bernie sanders one by quite a bit. we said, how many were there? who are they? people whohese worked throughout the state who had voted in the primary and found that there was a lot of them --

. >>> hillary clinton calls in the reserves, bernie sanders around the campaign trail with one target, young voters. how clinton is trying to capitalize on what she believes is a big debate win. >> one of the world's great agents for peace, a man who worked decades to make this world a better place has passed. shimon peres being remembered for everything he did, not just for israel, but also for the world. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it's wednesday, september 28th. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. this morning, donald trump is insisting he won the first presidential debate. this despite the cnn poll that found hillary clinton the decisive winner. this despite the fact that he stirred up a hornet's nest of controversies. on the stump, trump is repeating his fact-checked and debunked claim that he opposed the iraq war. but most surprisingly, he refused to let go of his scathing criticism of the weight gains of a former miss universe. she's now speaking out about it to cnn. all of that after trump bragging an his restraint o

that is the sort of choice that we're presented here. bernieders in the primary obviously garnered a lot of support from millennials. but he's not going to be there. he came in second in the primaries. i think millennial, johnson, you know, behind that problem he had with chris mathews. on college education, libertarians don't have anything to say. if you have trouble paying for college education a libertarian is going to say well that's too bad. >> just ahead. donald trump has not backed off his comments about the former miss universe alicia machado. the question, will it cost him votes? and coming up also at the top of the hour. cnn presidential town hall, p president obama taking questions in fort lee virginia. yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. but my back pain was making it hard to sleep and open up on time. then i found aleve

she's campaigning for the first time with bernie sanders by her side. ring the primary, they were going at it and now there is a you kn unification, bernie sanders and his millenial support to turn out for hillary clinton. this is the first time we are seeing them together on the trail and happening in new hampshire. the vermont senator is backyard. you can see the room is packed. the one person, nina turner, she's joining me right now, she's a political analyst, it is good to have you with me, nina, i preeshappreciate it. >> i am not a millenial. just barely. >> oh, yes, you are. >> chelsea, i want to show you here. i want to play what this person in the audience asked about her mom and campaign and how did she react? take a look. >> delegate for bernie sanders, congressional district three, take a look, with the voter's suppression that happened in the primaries, what more ground in addition to the fact that so many different countries with horrible violation records, currently are some of the largest here. what moral ground does hillary clinton has to

infuriated by revelations brought to light by the dnc's wikileaks. >> to the bernie or bust people, you're senator sanders: i move that hillary clinton should be nominated as the democratic nominee. mrs. clinton: i accept your nomination. [applause] john all of those speakers -- and thating that case frame, that is the reason why it looks more successful. mrs. clinton: director comey said i was truthful and consistent with what i told the american people. john: this e-mail thing has taken a huge troll. she paid a big political price. mark: the e-mails show the clintons doing what they said just, moving things along so that everybody wins. except, in some cases some would , argue, the american people. >> hillary understands that the most damaging thing to a payer at, if you look at a sick child or a child in need and not be , able to do anything. >> the biggest hole they need to fill quickly is around the clinton foundation. this has been something that has been teed up for years. the fact that the clinton campaign is still taking foreign donations at this point seems highly questionable. j

josh: so you are there are no sour grapes on the part of bernie sanders supporters. chairman buckley: if you look on the democratic -- you just have to comment to one of our 26 offices to see this energy. we have local people going door-to-door talking to neighbors and families. that will make the difference. chairman horn: well, it is clear mr. buckley is not listening to the bernie sanders supporters a lot of them are out there very unhappy and are looking at jill stein seriously. on our side, we have a tremendous level of enthusiasm. we have brought new people are voting and you people involved that have not been involved either ever or four years. we just open our office in nashua last night. half of the people are new to politics and to the party. there is an energy on the republican side drawing pe they are excited about it. whether it is the top of the ticket or the middle somewhere down below, they know we need a new direction. people are feeling the weight and burden of the last few years. they're looking for a forward-looking vision for our state and country

this doesn't feel like the bernie supporters to me. >> was there any time during the democratic nominationthought she might lose to bernie sanders? >> i can't say that i wasn't nervous but i never thought she would lose. once i thought about it, it was just like in the general, people call, did you see this. i would get nervous and come back and think well, if you have to have this much of this and that much of that, then i don't get nervous. >> this is what makes me qualified. one of the biggest challenges this country faces is the threat of islamist terrorism. i'm the only credible candidate who has any experience whatsoever firsthand fighting terrorists. i know exactly what needs to be done to defeat isis and other such groups, and on day one, i can start that process. i have 100% confidence in that. i have zero doubt. this is my wheelhouse. >> i will make you a deal. i will look you in the eye telling you i will look him in the eye and ask him to release his tax returns if hillary clinton releases all the transcripts from the -- i want the 33,000 e-mails. >> there's no precedent for th

if you go back to the bernie bros. one of the things they were upset about was her support for the tpp and duplicity on the subject. this causes a problem with the hillary clinton and bernie supporters who are opposed to tpp. >> you brought up the obama coalition. the key part is minority voters. the issue of race did come up last night. the issue of race is front and center. trumps trumps recently going to my majority audiences. i think the act question is about crime or exact question about race in particular? listen to what the answer was. >> we have a situation where we have our inner cities, african-american and hispanics living in hell because it's so dangerous. i'm saying where is this? is this a war-torn country? what are we doing? we have to stop the violence. we have to bring back law and order. >> we cannot just say law and order. we have have to say we have to come forward with a plan that is going to divert people from the criminal justice system and deal with mandatory minimum sentences. >> the question wa

i'm proud of the primary campaign that bernie and i ran. we ran a campaign about issues, not insults. [ cheers and applause ] and we worked together to create the issues that we need, knowing we are stronger together to come up with specific policies in education, in health and so much else. thank you, bernie, thank you for your leadership and thank you for your support in this campaign. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to need help in washington and i hope new hampshire will send your now governor maggie hassan to work as your senator. and i hope you will send carol shea porter back to washington. [ cheers and applause ] isn't this one of the strangest elections you've ever seen? [ laughter ] i really sometimes don't know what to make of it. standing on that debate stage the other night i was especially -- [ cheers and applause ] thinking about that ch. i've been very clear about what i want to do if i'm fortunate enough to be elected president and americans increasingly are zeroing in on the fact that we're not only electing a president

the numbers are not good. they hope bernie helps that. number two, how did the debate actually translate in this election? we should see the polling data thursday afternoon or friday morning to see exactly who won >> you know what's amazing? the sanders campaign was such a movement that they addressed and catered to in their convention and you wondered did it take grip? >> yeah. the question is can he transfer that energy, that momentum from the bernie sanders vibe and transfer it over to the clinton vibe? right now a lot of the youth vote is going to the third- party candidates. >>> tonight parents have been warned about a man driving a gold or tan suv who the girls to get into the car. this happened today near 3rd street and roosevelt school. police say the man was exposing himself at the time. he is described as being in his mid 30s, stocky, and has a buzz haircut. if you see him or the vehicle call police. >>> just in. a channel 3 investigation has now confirmed that the county prosecutor's office will look at new evidence involving th

clinton look will be at the new hampshire university right now and joined by bernie sanders. the vermont senator, of course, was wildly popular with younger voters in the primaries as well as in new england. jennifer griffin begins our live coverage from durham, new hampshire. it's not just bernie sanders, sounds like hillary clinton has some other powerful surrogates out with her today as well. >> reporter: well, absolutely. in fact, president obama called into the steve harvey radio show today. in which he made the case for hillary clinton, expressing concern that she is not getting the support that he says she deserves. here's what he said. >> people just do not give her credit, and part of it may be because she's a woman, and, you know, we have not elected a woman president before. >> reporter: he and his wife michelle, who was campaigning in philadelphia today, both said those who decide to sit out and not vote or to vote for a third candidate are giving their vote to donald trump. michelle obama described how hurtful trump's birther remarks were to her husband. >> there

the only one who voted for bernie this spring. the only one 100% death penalty. >> i have been endorsed by majority of all democratic lawmakers. and most of bernie sanders and hillary clinton supporters. >> iphone 4 families. that is the kind of leadership i will bring. josh: this no name id for all of them, i guess the conventional thought is connolly is the front runner. steve marchand did well pay you could sense a lot of his answers were for hearst with her size diction and -- with precise diction. he is a smart, tactical politician. that is his background. some of the business things he has done. and mark connolly, he did well as well. there is not a some differences on how much revenue they will raise, but those are more stylistic difference. josh: and steve marchand, the legalization of marijuana. he can navigate before you could ask him. john: that is one of his big issues in terms of raising revenue. the thing i thought was that marchand had a good debate. the organization and the ability to get out the vote from his days