yang gang, it's our lives.e have to start measuring how we're doing by how we are doing and not how these giant companies are doing. the two are no longer lining up. 23 anything they are heading in opposite directions more and more. and that's what this campaign can change. this campaign can make our country's bottom line, our family's bottom line, our kids bottom line, because you look around and you see on current economy does not reward the kind of work that evidence lent and stay at home parents do every single day. it does not recognize and reward the kind of work that caregivers do every single day. volunteers and activists doing work in your communities, artists, people trying to make the community stronger. all of these are getting zeroed out one by one. our democracy is getting zeroed out because in this country today we feel money on one side and people on the other tths money that wins. this campaign is about turning that around and saying the best way we can solve our own problems is by putting econ

the yang gang is not going anywhere. [cheering] we will be back soon.n the meantime, thank you all. god bless theand united states of america. thank you so much. ♪

the yang gang is not going anywhere. [cheering] we will be back soon.n the meantime, thank you all. god bless theand united states of america. thank you so much. ♪ >> colorado senator michael bennett ended his presidential campaign and new hampshire. here are his remarks. [cheering] n.

soon to be yang gang. placeseople who get to on time arriving, which means i bet the main show is in the building. yes? good. you have heard enough from me. listen to the next president of the united states, and after you hear him, i think you are going to give him a milford, new hampshire vote. the next president, andrew yang. [applause] >> hello, milford. how are you? it is tremendous to be back here in new hampshire with you all. you all are going to make an historic vote on february 11, and you know what is equally exciting? we are going to know what that is on february 11. [applause] >> it is a thrill to be back. i graduated from high school right here in new hampshire. how many of you knew that? i graduated in 1992. they had be back to speak last year and i said to them i had not been back since graduation because i did not enjoy my time there that much. the student body erected in applause. i was like, oh no. that was not the intended reaction. i went to law school in new york city and became an unh

thank you, yang gang! i love you all. ♪ mr. yang: thank you so much! best. you are beautiful human beings and we are going to keep on going all the way to the white house, and then we are going to have a big celebration at the end a year from now on the white house lawn. thank you, yang gang! ♪ [laughter] ♪ during this election season, the candidates be on talking points are only revealed over time. but since you can't be everywhere, there is c-span. our campaign 2020 programming differs from all political coverage for one simple reason, it is c-span. we brought you your unfiltered view of government every day since 1979. this year, we are bringing you an unfiltered view of the people to be in our government this november. this election season, go deep, direct, and unfiltered. see the biggest picture for yourself and make up your own mind with c-span's campaign 2020, brought to you as as a public service by your television provider. >> tonight, caucus-goers met in iowa for the first early contest in the 2020 presidential race. according to a statement

this is what we have to turn around, yang gang.ake an economy that works for us instead of the bottom lines of these huge companies. just saying it's all about our bottom line because we all hear about their record profits, you know what else has record highs in the united states of america right now? stress, anxiety, drug overdoses, suicides, depression, student loan debt, medical bankruptcies. if your corporate profits are going up and your very life expectancy is going down, which do you listen to? that's right. it's our lives, yang gang. it's our lives, america. we have to start measuring how we're doing by how we are doing and not how these giant companies are doing. because the two are no longer lining up. if anything they're heading in opposite directions more and more. and that is what this campaign can change. this campaign can make our country's bottom line our family's bottom line, our kids' bottom line, our town's bottom line. because you look around and you see that our current economy does not reward the kind of work

. >> the yang gang, he is officially dropping out. >> i am suspending my campaign for president. much. >> a disappointing night for social media savvy, the hashtag yang, after he made this announcement, he tweeted in part andrew, i will miss you on the campaign trail, you inspired so many new people to join politics, andrew will miss you and the yang gang, can't wait to work together across the challenges ahead. look at this tweet. jerry says i am in tears over that. what a cruel world. one andrew yang supporter, andrew yang tweeted up he will be back. in terms of a political future for him. >> thank you so much. that wraps up this hour on "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues up next. >> this victory here is the beginning of the end for donald trump. we are taking on billionaires and candidates funded by billionaires. >> the state that goes by the motto live free or die. plenty of you decided a middle-class mayor and a veteran from the industrial midwest was the right choice to take on this president. >> thank you, ne

thank you, yang gang. i love campaigning in new hampshire for so many reasons. i do not know how many of you knew this. i went high school -- i went to high school in this state. in 1992.ed it is a thrill to be campaigning here because you are among the most powerful and influential people in our country today. i know it may not feel like it, but i did the math. do you know how many californians each of you is worth? 1000 californians each. around the stadium tonight. how many of together? i would give an estimate. there are 80,000 people tonight. [applause] mr. yang: it is the biggest crowd anyone has ever seen. legitimately 7000 people here tonight. like 7 million californians in voting power. the power you have to move our country forward and address a problem we have been struggling with for years, and that challenges this. why is donald trump our president? i want you to turn on cable news, you would think he is our president because of some combination of russia, racism, facebook, the fbi, the electoral college and on and on. but we know different. i am a

not just the yang gang, some president trump voters also support yang.e talked to abc news contributor and insider phil materre about what this means on abc 7 news. >> he brings a libertarian. autoes a democrat but for nuclear energy. a democrat but saying maybe we don't need to be so politically correct. if you listen to a yang appearance, it's not. it borders on comedy, a lot of f bombs thrown away. he's not your typical democratic candidate. >> full episodes of chasing california online, abc 7 on youtube and on fire. get caught up with the first two episodes about bernie sanders and michael bloomberg. andrew yang, and other democratic candidates mayor buttigieg coming up on "this week" to discuss the latest on their campaigns and 2020 race. you can watch their full interviews with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 on abc 7. still ahead on abc 7 morning. >> only thing that matters number wise is the wing size. >> wise words from a 49ers. we wanted question 49ers or chiefs. super bowl predictions from celebrities who flocked to miami. here is the live look

i was like, "yeah, son, you want that $1,000, i'll get it for you i'm going to join the yang gang." >ut who my children are enthusiastic about. it's their world. what have we got lest of left in us. >> not much. >> stephen: weeks. >> days! plus he's the last person of color left. so i had -- >> stephen: oh, mr. yang, that's right. >> mr. yang, a little color. >> stephen: the democratic field used to be far more diverse-- >> at the beginning. >> stephen: and now it's more like me. >> which is nice, it's nice. >> stephen: nothing wrong. >> i just like being included a little bit more. >> stephen: who do you exwhraim blaim? do you blame the democratic party or the voters and donors? it's based upon donations and polling. so where do you lay the blame at tom peres? >> everybody wants to lay it on tom peres. i don't know where to lay the blame. i guess the voters, they feel like they're looking for the candidate that can beat trump. >> stephen: so they want a safe choice. >> they want a safe choice. they don't want anybody who is going to shake things up and maybe not get the independence,

so you know apparently she's been a belieber and that's that's what they call has fans right like yang gang that andrew yang's fans this cute yank a title that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 being with us this hour, we'll see you back here tonight for kron 4 news at 9 in ime time right now kron 4 news at 6 takes over with have more in just a moment all right grant vicki thanks see will coming up tonight at 6 concerns growing as the death toll soars above 13,000 while the number of us cases, a still small health agencies here are on alert and finally hundreds of cruise passengers are allowed to get off the ship they've been stuck on the cause of ish fears and moving f death row inmates will now be able to request transfers to facilities where they may be able to work or get 3 have 's a lesser known provision of prop 66 and some are calling it a ap to the face brzezinski: take a look at this. tom steyer... berman: tom steyer... o'donnell: surging in nevada. scarborough: this is working for tom steyer. o'donnell: surging in south carolina. smerconish: i don't think it's just resources. mitchell: su

the yang gang behind him. i'll tell you what, you've got to give him points for crowd control, also. i thought he was in a different room because they were so quiet. they were just being respectful. that is the depth of devotion that they have to andrew yang. we'll see how it serves him in this all-important first primary. so if yang's goal is to survive, senator elizabeth warren wants to thrive. she wants to prove that she should be the queen over all the bees. the bernie, the biden, the buttigieg, the bloomberg. but first, a reason that new hampshire matters to democrats that i don't think you've heard enough about. the wizard of oz is going to take us inside a very, very important reality, next. with advil liqui-gels, you have fast-acting power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain? ♪ here's a razor that works differently. the gillette skinguard it has a guard between the blades that helps protect skin. the gillette skinguard. (sensei

be here the entire way. >> okay, the yang gang has been fairly strong throughout this process. you know, the iowa caucuses as you know, has a pretty unique way of voting. the first round, the second round after realignment and any candidate who doesn't get 15% in a certain precinct your supporters have a chance to back someone else on the second ballot, where do you expect most of your supporters to go in the precincts you don't get 15%. are you going to encourage them to a particular candidate? >> first, we plan to exceed 15% in a vast majority locations. but if we don't reach that threshold we have a very, very diverse group of supporters. i can't speak for where they would head. i do have a sense that many of them have supported bernie in the past, but many of them supported president trump. they may leave. there's a whole range of possibilities and i can't speak to the minds of literally thousands of iowans. >> you're not going to give them any kind of direction or encouragement that way. >> right now, we have no plans to do so. >> michael bloomberg, i talked to mayor about

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we really did an in-depth piece on the yang gang. >> you interviewed him. >> yes. that political force will likely remain. he's calling his 2020 campaign, calling it quits for now. >> we still invite folks to check pout report. chasing california along with sanders and michael bloomberg. >>> let's turn our sanction to the weather. >> spring has sprung! we are lacking the rain. i want to show you the records. the heat got to 80 degrees. a record in richmond. sfo and livermore both tying 74 degrees. plenty warm in san francisco. oakland, san jose, low to mid 70s. got to 81 in cloverdale. take a long at the temperatures. it is still pretty warm outside. we have low 70s from fremont to 78 in santa rosa. as we check out the temperatures around other parts of the country, sfo is 68 degrees. look at some of the other airports around the country. we're pretty much warmer than everyone except new orleans and miami. definitely well above average. i want to show what you is ahead. check out the average high. 60 degrees tomorrow. it is going to be cooler. much cooler weather f

the yang—gang. he is suspending his bed for the nomination. let's cross back to new hampshire. eresting candidate. he was bowling at around 2% in new hampshire so it is not surprising he is suspending his campaign. he is someone suspending his campaign. he is someone who is a very wealthy and often sell finance in the beginning and it did raise interesting issues about economics, particularly this idea of a universal income, $1000 a month to all americans. it was something that caught on but he never quite managed to get the numbers he needed of supporters. what is also interesting, he's talking about a movement during this campaign we have been hearing a lot about movements stop bernie sanders has started a movement. and when you talk to voters, a lot of them say be able to be elected is not the most important thing but change. we started to hear about what was high on the list of concerns, things like was it more important to have a candidate to represent a change or a candidate who represented unity and could unite the country the country. let's listen to senator elizabeth wa

thank you, yang gang. i love campaigning here in new hampshire for so many reasons.w many of you knew this. i went to high school right here in the state. i graduated from middle sector academy in 1992. i am thrilled to be campaigning here tonight. you are among the most powerful and influential people in our country today. i know it may not feel like it. i did the math, new hampshire. do you know how many californians each of you is worth? [cheers] mr. yang: 1000 californians each. [cheers] mr. yang: look around the stadium tonight. how many of us are here together? i will give a trumpian estimate. 80,000 people here tonight. [cheers] mr. yang: the biggest crowd anyone has ever seen. [cheers] mr. yang: there are legitimately 7000 people here tonight. that is like 7 million californians and voting power. that is the power you all have to move our country forward and address a challenge, a problem we have been struggling with for the last several years. that problem, that challenges this. why is donald trump our president? [cheers] mr. yang: if you turn on cable news,

his faithful following of supporters collectively known, of course, as the yang gang. andrew yang is the son of immigrants who achieved the american dream. he says that his father grew up on a peanut fample in -- farm in airborne yafment he grew up in up-- asia. he grew up in upstate new york. went to college at brown. certainly very familiar with new england. he became an attorney after going to school. but he actually hated it, said that he did not like the five months he spent as lawyer. then he went into entrepreneurship. he founded venture for america, that's an organization that helps other entrepreneurs to create jobs in big cities. now he's running for president. you've probably heard some of his big, bold ideas such as $1,000 a month for every american 18 years and older and he certainly has built a very big following of supporters, one of them a familiar face here in new hampshire, steve marchand, the former mayor of port smith and for were -- former gubernatorial candidate. here's what he told us a few while ago. >> he's young and smart, brings a totally new

his tech savvy supporters, known as the yang gang, are thrilled by it. >> you've got yang, somebody ingin', which is what we're doing now. >> chasing california, an original series. yang qualified for the presidential debate hosted by abc news. he's the top democrat in iowa's straw poll. not just yang game, some president trump voters also seem to support yang. we talked to abc 7 news contributor and san francisco chronicle insider phil matier about what it means. >> he brings a libertarian. he's a democrat but for nuclear energy. a democrat but saying maybe we don't need to be so politically correct. if you listen to a yang appearance, it's not. it borders on comedy, a lot of f bombs thrown away. he's not your typical democratic candidate. >> you can find full episodes of "chasing california" online, abc 7 news app on youtube and on fire. get caught up with t first two episodes about bernie sanders and michael bloomberg. andrew yang, and other democratic candidates, south bend mayor pete buttigieg coming up on "this week" to discuss the latest on their campaigns and 2020 race. you can

and tomorrow night, we've got-- is there any yang gang here tonight. t. i will have him weigh on the controversy how many years it is between 1990 and now. >> jon: i remember that. >> stephen: nobody knows. science isn't in on how long it is between 1990 and now. we're going to find out. we're going to fire up the super computer. while the democrats debated in america great" rally up in milwaukee. trump kicked things off with a move from speechwriting 101. >> and your great green bay packers are playing san francisco this weekend. ( cheers and applause ) good luck. so, do we have any green bay packer fans here tonight? >> stephen: you can't ask a crowd in milwaukee if they are green bay packer fans. that is the cheapest ploy for applause. i know for a fact, my audience would never fall for it, because they're the smartest, most beautiful people in the world, am i right?! oh, yeah! ( cheers and applause ) trump bragged about killing soleimani, and had high, if strange, praise for our military. >> these guys were better than tom cruise at his best. >> ste

andrew yang, the yang gang said goodbye with michael bennett.2, '02, they have a caucus and a week later south carolina where joe biden trying to recess a tape the struggling campaign. now democrat won the democrat nomination without winning iowa or new hampshire. rob: donald trump celebrated the record-breaking victory receiving more primary votes in new hampshire than any sitting president running for reelection over the past 40 years. >> todd pyro breaks in the big win. >> reporter: the outcome on the republican side never in doubt, donald trump with 85% of the primary vote. bill wells with less than 13,000 total votes. the statement reading and part, quote, his vote percentage will show historic strength when the numbers are final. likely beating the last three presidents, clinton, bush and obama who were successfully reelected, the scale letting donald trump will crush whoever the democratic nominee is. trump taking aim at the democratic field himself, live tweeting barbs including the shot of michael bloomberg, a bad night and wasn't a gre

andrew yang at one of his events yesterday, he asked people to raise their hand if they're in the yang gangly 8%, 10% of the people d. raised their h this is a state that is undecided. these voters wanto fall in love with a candidate. and right now, they haven't found the person they're in love with yet. judy: great rorget. lisans desjar i'm bringing my coat coming up tomorrow. can't wait. see you there. lisa: see you. notes ♪ judy: and now for their ta of the chaos in the iowacu cs, the state of the union andcating the president on both articles of impeachment. m joined by sheemeds and brooks mark shields and david brooks. hello to both of you. so let's talk about impeachment first. e process the finally behind us. the president was acquitted mark. looking back on it, what do you make of the process? and the outcome? mark: well, let me begin by saying, david correctly predicted the outcome. so i have to defer and acknowledge that. judy, it was a reluctance on the part of nancy pelosi and the speaker, t speaker and the leadership to have approach they did not see it as a political winner bu

. >> tucker: that would be the yang gang. >> bret: technically. >> tucker: bret, martha, thank you. >martha: thank you. see you later. >> tucker: the caucuses are being held for both parties tonight. the word is donald trump won on the republican side. there was never any question. even the president's campaign is focused more on the democratic results tonight. lara trump is the daughter-in-law of the president of the united states and is advising his campaign. she joins us from iowa. lara, thank you for coming on. >> you've got it. >> tucker: i could imagine if i asked who would you like to see win on a doesn't matter because we feel strong about our chances in november. if no one was around and i said would you like to see win, what would you say? >> bernie looks very strong right now. i think whenever you're talking about comparing on november 2020, 2 different candidates, they couldn't be more different between donald trump and bernie sanders. you are right, it doesn't really matter to us who it is because we feel like people are feeling the result of the trump presidency and very

that was kind of his one trick, and he built some momentum with the yang gang. he said if i don't have a top four finish in new hampshire he would drop out. let's take a listen to what he said a short time ago. >> you know i am the math guy. it is clear tonight from the numbers that we are not going to win this race. i am not someone who wants to accept donations and support in a race that we will not win. so tonight i am announcing, i am suspending my campaign for president. >> give andrew yang some credit. because he changed this. he is an outsider, he brought someenergy into this process. he said he will support whoever eventual wins this nomination. michael bennett, we didn't say his name a lot, because he wasn't doing a lot. now as expected, he has dropped out. the question, will we see more people who will drop out at the end of new hampshire. >> moved onto south carolina. is it too early to say that biden is in serious trouble? >> i think he said during the new hampshire debate. we took a hit in iowa, and we'll probably take a hit in new hampshire. it's n

and despite the intensely loyal yang gang the numbers weren't there for the math enthusiast for the firsttes, and so last night yang got out of the race. he's not the only candidate to have left the race in the last 24 hours or for that matter in the last four months. last night new hampshire also killed off the campaigns of michael bennet, deval patrick. now they join, are you ready, booker, bullock, castro, de blasio, delaney, gillibrand, harris, hickenlooper, inslee, o'rourke, swalwell and williamson. but as the bloomberg campaign of all places took time to note today, yang left behind more than his share of memorable moments. >> my first move was not to run for president of the united states. because i am not insane. [ crowd chanting "andrew yang" ] >> chant my name! chant my name! >> this will be very fun. yes. this is going to be so mind-bending. >> it's both an honor and disappointment to be a lone candidate of color on the stage tonight. i miss kamala. i miss cory. though i think cory will be back. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm so excited i want to give every american $1,000 a mo

he's excited about trying to pull the country together and i'm thrilled he's part of the yang gang. he maybe one of the coolest members which is high praise. there are a lot of cool members includi including my wife. >> name drop. i just texted dave chappelle. >> you know. he's been one of my favorite entertainers for years. getting to know the people and they're better in person as human beings than they are entertainers is a privilege. >> you think it helps? someone like him. >> you have thousands show up and have him sing your praises. that can only help. >> people often learn through comedy. the truth is spoken in jest. it goes down earlier. when someone isn't preaching. >> you look at people like john oliver. comedians are the foremost thinkers and educators at this point. that may or may not be the best for the country. but here we are it's 2020. use what you have out there in terms of reason kp humanity. >> let's bring in the audience. a student and she is undecided as well. >> thank you. >> one pretend to be for me. >> so sorry. >> kidding. totally fine. that's my job. take

the yang gang is not going away. so the plan is to keep on pushing the ideas of this campaign across the finish line. so we're not going anywhere. i would certainly not rule out running for office again. >> okay. you are aware of the split in the party. you have your progressive candidates running. sanders winning the primary in new hampshire. more moderate candidates in buttigieg perform willing in iowa and new hampshire. who gives democrats the best chance? what kind of candidate? a left-leaning candidate or more of a moderate? to address the very problem you're talking about, which is again, not just to go out for the man trump, but trump and the forces that elected him. >> i genuinely think that the spectrum that we've come up with for left-leaning versus moderate capitalism, socialism, the entire thing is really out of date. we never anticipated that technology would come along that could do the work of thousands of people in mine who said something i thought was really apt. we never knew that capitalism was goi

will be out of the race and that will be a disappointment to a fairly vigorous online movement, the yang gang. and the best that we can report, it seems likely they will not go to joe biden if you had to gue guess. but as we said, and as we think will become much clearer very soon when we get the actual results, bernie sanders likely to win tonight. take three steps back. would you have expected that two years ago? would you expect that three months ago when bernie sanders had his heart attack? probably not. why is he winning? one of the reasons is the attacks he has received from the media, including the one you just saw. they are calling him a nazi. and msnbc, no clue which means stop working in the media. in new hampshire though, the states whose results we are about to get democratic voters to an understandable conclusion. if the press hates but bernie sanders so much, there must be something good about bernie sanders. >> what about over here? who did you vote for? >> why you voted for vernie doe mcburney. the reason i went for bernie is because of msnbc. the stop bernie cynicism that i h

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. >> yeah, so the yang gang, andrew yang supporters made warren viable, made her group viable.ing delegates with the warren group. and we also sent some folks to yang gang members to biden. and we're going get one of their delegates as well. >> so you had zero, and now how many do you have? >> we have two. >> and you have? >> one probably. >> and you guys just made a handshake deal that you're going split. you trust this guy? >> i do. this man invited me into his home. >> he knocked our door. i had five people coming in and he knocks on the door and comes in. >> and you knew it was a warren house? >> yeah, i saw the signs. but, you know, i like to talk to everybody. i'll talk to anybody. and, you know, very gracious and jim is, you know, a great american. >> like somebody said not too long ago around here, this is what democracy looks like. we make a deal, took a handshake. my delegate and his delegate know what the deal. we're getting one from us and getting one for warren and we're just moving on. like i said, there is no animosity or whatever. we just made a horse deal and g

you haven't seen the last of the yang gang. >> i believe that. thank you so much.at we covered back in may when new york magazine staff reporter james d. walsh and freelance writer ezra marcus joined us to discuss their cover story about the stolen kids of sarah lawrence. what happened to the group of bright college students who fell under the sway of a classmate's father? >> years before larry ray moved into this dorm room he was described by the fbi as a master manipulator. so it was sort of open season as far as having a captive audience on the small liberal arts campus. these children were, you know, children. young adults. >> i've got four kids, they were children. they were children. >> right. yeah. and they're open-minded. they're looking for guidance. and he saw an opportunity. he really wedged himself between the family, these families and their children, and the kids looked up to him. so you know, with somebody with larry's background, he worked with the cia, he was an fbi informant, it's not hard to imagine how he was able to really put these kids under

the latest responses, the yang gang out in full force in iowa and here's what their candidate had tont of government that understands technology so this sort of thing doesn't happen in you mentioned amy klobuchar's campaign manager saying with the numbers we have seen internally and publicly we are running even or ahead of vice president biden. in terms of declaring themselves the winner for iowa most candidates used this as a jumping off point moving forward by the time these results come in they will be in new hampshire moving ahead with their campaign. >> what is going to happen is at least the initial polling looks like it is going to be a tight race across the board. and you will see more momentum going in the campaigns for bernie sanders and pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar edging on elizabeth warren but one thing is clear, democrats are grown so extreme the last several months the big loser for the democratic party is the american family. heather: do you think anyone will drop out? some people said if you elizabeth warren doesn't do well she will drop out but looks like these

. >> the yang gang, they're entertaining. he's got good surrogates as well.al who won the week. but you know what i've decided? you know who really won the week? this crowd. this crowd. [ applause ] these people are so amazing. we have had the best time here at java joe's. we're having delicious coffee. we've had great conversation. we're taking selfies. they look amazing. they answer the questions. they're brilliant. this has been one of the most fun, fabulous, one of my favorite shows we've done this year. thank you guys. [ cheers and applause ] we love you guys. we'll give you some face time, we want their families to see them on the air, because you guys are awesome. everybody is going to caucus who are iowans, they're voters. love them, love them. thank you very much. all of our folks, all of our family members that have been here. more "a.m. joy" after the break. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the dama

after establishing the yang gang and running on the beauty of math. unable to crack 3%. appearance, i am guessing, at campaign headquarters tonight. yang's suspending his effort. steve, did you just get numbers why i've been talking? >> we have the updated exit poll. they would be updated. we have a better sense of the electorate right now. with an updated exit poll. one thing that jumps out at this number of 18 to 29-year-olds in this new hampshire electorate, sits at 12%. remember in the first wave of the exit polling, it was 11%. in 2016, it was 19. one of the questions was when we got subsequent waves of exit polling was that 11 going to move way up close to 19. obviously, when you look at the splits on age, that's probably going to favor sanders. if it does, it's only moved from 11 to 12 though. we have a lot more of the exit poll filled out now. it is down to 27. it watt as 33 earlier. but again, not as much of an 18 to 29-year-old electorate certainly as you saw in iowa. doesn't look like it is moving up dramatically towards that 19. yet, sanders still leads this t

and he developed quite a cult following called the yang gang.eeted last night saying we'll be back. >> talking about 2024 already. >>> they're turning their attention to nevada and south carolina, where the next votes will take place. and vice president biden headed to south carolina even before the results were in. eva pilgrim is there, has more for us. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, joe biden left new hampshire before the polls even closed coming here to south carolina. his campaign says the idea that you can draw any conclusion after these first two contests rules out a lot of minority voices who haven't a chance to weigh in. that's why he came to south carolina to make sure those people know their voices matter and that he is listening, telling the crowd here it ain't over. >> we just heard from the first two of 50 states. two of them. not all the nation, not half the nation, not a quarter of the nation, not 10% -- two. two. where i come from that's the opening bell, not the closing bell. >> reporter: south carolina is s

what do you think yang gang?r message. come on, $1,000 is crazy. >> it wasn't crazy to thomas payne, elon musk and a thousand economists. this is a mainstream idea in the 60s and 70s and now here we are with the most winner take all in the history of the world. it will get more extreme as technology advances. we need to balance it out for people and families and big companies and rural towns and big cities. >> reporter: will we see you in nevada and south carolina. >> we're planning on having a great night tonight and after tonight's totals come in we think we'll have a head of steam into the next states. >> thank you very much. i know you're a busy man. thank you very much. all right, ali. back to you, as andrew yang grabs votes. >> thank you very much. cal perry with the yang gang in durham, new hampshire. >>> today could be the most important day of elizabeth warren's campaign and so far so say some voters in new hampshire. >> i voted for elizabeth. i had a hard time voting for elizabeth because i'm not sure b

he created the yang gang and a small movement amongst free-thinking libertarian-minded democrats, but he's speaking honestly about a reality you cannot drive simply based on hatred for a guy who is being successful. i think that's why a lot of us who watched the debates appreciated the breath of fresh air that he is and now was, but it never was going to resonate because it's all about hatred for trump. so andrew yang started something, it's not the last we will hear from him, but his candor has been nice to see and will be sorely missed, because now it's all anti-trump all the way. you heard it from bernie from the podium last night. it will get worse in the vitriol from democrats, no doubt. stuart: i think you are in a diner again in manchester, new hampshire. you have probably been there before. what are voters saying there? >> you know what, i got one with me here. george is from nashua. >> nashua, new hampshire. >> we have been talking to voters all morning long, getting a really good sense. he supported the president in the vote last night but when you look at the democrats and

here's the yang gang. yang, who do i talk to here?ng to -- all right. i'm just going to go with you. how many yang gangers are here right now? >> 26. >> reporter: 26. so you're not going to make the viability threshold. >> you want to help us -- >> no. >> reporter: i can't do that. all right. so, anyway, so there are going to be some tough decisions for people here. dan ma bash is on the other end here at des moines 47. dana? >> reporter: that's right, jake. over here you see the buttigieg camp and over to my right is the bernie sanders camp. they -- we don't have the exact number for them yet but they certainly look like they're viable, as you were saying. it's 56 here at this -- at this precinct. emily here, you are -- you and your husband, nick, you are with the buttigieg camp. how many have you counted so far? >> we counted 71. of course, that's unofficial. but we did a pretty good job, i think, so we're going to be viable, i think. >> reporter: so you feel good about this first round, and, jake, if you can see or if our viewers c

. >> have he had a significant yang gang following. >> interesting guy. that. one thing i think is important is are there going to be democratic candidates that bring those yang voters into the fold. he was bringing new voters, diseffected voters, former trump voters into the fold with his message. that's a challenge for whoever gets the democratic nomination, not just to keep all of the other voters of other candidates, specifically to reach out to people like yang supporters. i guess it is not a surprise andrew yang is withdrawing after not a great showing tonight, not a great showing in iowa. for who he was, he punched above his weight. he did a good job. david chalian has more results. >> jake, now that polls have closed, we can dig into how the candidates are doing with each of the voter groups. take a look at the candidate qualities. among the voters who are looking for a candidate who can bring the change, 36% of the electorate looking for a candidate that can bring needed change. sanders gets 38% of them, nearly twice as much as pete buttigieg wit

. >> yang gang. >> people enthusiastic about his message and not sure that he can win. >> absolutely.hey taking -- going with the person they like the most? why are they going on the as he said the safe money, the sure money? >> because they're worried of lack of campaign experience. they know that donald trump will do anything to win, he is a tough candidate to run against so you look at andrew yang or an amy klobuchar or even mayor pete and you go, i really, really like them and then picture them on the stage debating donald trump. not quite sure. joe biden's got experience on the national stage. bernie sanders has experience. elizabeth warren certainly projects like a fighting spirit in the campaign. i think what people do is they go and say, gosh, i really like that andrew yang and think about doesn't have much campaign experience, on the stage with donald trump, a bare knuckle brawler. i don't think he can do it. >> elizabeth warren is not somebody people have been talking about much latter. is that a mistake? >> i don't think so. i think what's happened is people were intrigued

andrew yang gang a good showing. that corner, elizabeth warren. we'll walk over in this direction. of the folks here are here for bernie sanders. what's going to happen now is this viability test, which candidates meet that 15% requirement. the folks standing around here, and there are very few of them, are the undecideds. this group here, we'll get this in a bit. the joe biden group probably not going to be viable. those folks will go into the middle and they will be approached by everybody else. that should happen the next 15 to 20 minutes. but what we're seeing here is indicative of what we saw four years ago, strong showing from bernie sanders. >> cal, are you in terms of the undecided voters, the voters who are in that group where they have agreed to get together to say they don't know, are they being lobbied at this point, are they intreated by some to move over to other candidates? >> reporter: they're not supposed to be lobbies, but they were lobbied the moment they walked in. they're gone now. there was a small group -- there on the bleachers. some undecided folks haven't

andrew yang is getting a couple of boosts including here in california. his supporters known as gang are thrilled. >> abc7 news anchor went behind the scenes in the newest episode of chasing california. he qualified for the presidential debate and he's the top democrat in the iowa youth straw poll. some president trump voters also support i can't think. we talked to abc7 news about what this all means this past weekend on abc7 news. >> he brings a libertarian perspective. he's a democrat but he's for nuclear energy. he says maybe we don't need to be so politically correct. if you listen to a yang appearance, he's not. there's a lot of "f" bombs thrown around. he's not your typical democratic candidate. >> you can find full episodes online as well as abc7news.com. get caught up binging our first two episodes. >>> still ahead on "abc7 mornings" -- ♪ >> those are the sounds from an award-winning band from san jose. how they're part of a new wave of latin influence at the super bowl. >>> here's a live look of the golden gate bridge. a cold morning as well. but it is a pretty clear mornin

this is what we have to turn around, yang gang. have to actually make an economy that actually works for us instead of the bottom lines of these huge companies. [cheers and applause] mr. yang: to say it is all about our bottom line, because we all hear their record high corporate profits, record high gdp in this country. you know what else is at record highs in the united states of america right now? stress, anxiety, drug overdoses, suicides, depression, student loan debt, medical bankruptcy. ies. if your corporate profits are going up, and your very life expectancy is going down, which do you listen to? >> life expectancy! mr. yang: mr. yang: that's right, it's our lives. it's our lives, america. we have to start measuring how we are doing by how we are doing and not how these giant companies are doing, because the two are no longer lining up. if anything, they are heading in opposite directions more and more. [cheers and applause] mr. yang: and that is what this campaign can change. this campaign can make our country's bottom lin

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that's right, it is our lives, yang gang.owave to start measuring we are doing by how we are doing and not these giant companies. the two are no longer lining up. if anything, they are heading in opposite directions. that is what this campaign can change. this campaign can make our line, ourbottom family's bottom line. our current economy does not reward the kind of work that stay-at-home parents do every single day. and reward recognize the kind of work that caregivers do. and activists doing work in your communities. artists, people trying to make communities better. all of these are getting zeroed out one by one by one. our very democracy is getting zeroed out. we have money on one people on the other. it is the money that wins. this campaign is about turning that around, about saying the best way to solve our own problems is to put economic resources into our hands. we know how to improve our lives better than any other government program. that message rang loud and clear here in iowa tonight thanks to each and everyone o