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is hillary clinton utterly compromised by campaign contributions? >> i am not here to speak against secretary clinton. i have great admiration from her. i chose my candidate because i think he fights hardest and most effectively for the things that i care most about i see campaign finance for what he has been fighting for. he is my guy. >> congresswoman thank you very much. this is clearly coming to a close here prooeven so tuesday. >> live from manchester thank you. >> still to come on the al jazeera news hour. al jazeera's parliament passes a new constitution. bur it will will reform the political system. >> a fight for ramadi after a month of fighting. the iraqi army said it cleared an important neighborhood of isil fighters. >> in sport, due by desert classic. >> >>> an extraordinary crisis. haiti haiti's government greens on an interim leader hours before president michelle martelli is due to step down. the un cited nations quick to condemn the launch of north korea's rocket. how exactly can it be used to advance the country's nuclear program?

debate since clinton lost the new hampshire primary. farmers in greece threaten to ride all the way to the parliament. we will tell you what they're angry about. plus. >> reporter: i'm in south africa where four white farmers are being accused of killing two black farm workers. find out why the trial is causing so much tension >>> a u.n. task force on syria will meet in the next three hours after world powers agreed to end the fighting in late night talks in munich. russia is continuing with the air strikes. hostilities are expected to halt in a week but i.s.i.l. and al-nusra is in included in the deal. it is hoped that supplies will be sent by air to some besieged cities as early as next week. it will be monitored. >> reporter: 19 delegations, the span sores of international peace efforts in syria gathering in an effort to get things back on track. the most important meeting happened several hours earlier on 915th floor of the same munich hotel. is where russian foreign minister lavrov and john kerry came face-to-face. if you look at t

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he said that he had the best chance at beating hillary clinton come november election. alan fisher has more. >> ththe chris christie endorsement is a surprise, but for all thinks thoughts he can read the political lay of the land, and he releases that donald trump is likely to win the nominee for the republican party. also he really dislikes the other candidate. he considers ben carson i will relevant, but he disliked marco rubio. he dismantled him on the stage during one of the rebates. he regards him a as a lightweight. he has no intellectual depth. and cruz is seen as an obstructionist. one of the reasons why there are problems in washington, people put themselves above everyone else and stop things from getting done. >> he will need diversity on his ticket. and having another angry white man does not do that, so chris christie is a former federal prosecutor might well be looking at role of attorney general. also, will chris christie bring a lot of supporters. the reason why cyst christie is out of the race, he does not have a lot of supporters to begin with, but his

clinton accused sanders of smearing her past. while sanders criticized her relationship with wall street. >> a progressive is someone who makes progress. that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: in their first one on one debate, democrats bernie sanders, and hillary clinton battled over who is the real progressive. >> secretary clinton does event the establishment. i represent, i hope, ordinary americans and by the way who are not all that enamored with the establishment. >> reporter: they -- squared off over health care. >> i'm not going to talk about big ideas like single payer, and level with people about how much it will cost. >> i do not accept the belief that the united states of america and our government can't stand up to the rip offs of the form suit call company. we both looked at the same evidence about the wisdom of the war in iraq, one of us voted the right way, and one of us didn't. >> reporter: it was more intense and personal than past democratic debates. but there were also pulled punches. >> how are you feeling

they know hillary clinton very well and bill clinton very well. they're closely attached to the clintons. that familiarity has paid off. i just look to the abc exit poll release and 84% so far, so far 84% of african-american voters in that democratic primary are voting for hillary clinton. that's huge. it may not hold up as high as that, but that is a huge victory. one thing to worry her, white voters in south carolina, they're voting for bernie sanders. in south carolina white daem accurate are voting for bernie sanders. that has got to be a concern for hillary clinton >>> what is the path forward for bernie sanders heading into super tuesday? does he need to re-adjust his strategy? >> i think he is talking about a lot of issues that people care about. the only way forward for him main to go negative against hillary clinton and talk about the risk democrats might be taking because she represents the status quo. voters who are happy with president obama are going to vote for hik. voters who want change are voting for bernie sanders. that's her big

clinton partially responsible for bill clinton's crime legislation in the 90s, creating a surge for black men in prison. it's all about education and the economy. she knows what it was like to struggle to keep her daughters in the house in the 1980's. >> i remember receiving a notice that the mortgage was going up $10 a month. i was stressed out so much that i was going to have to come up with 10 extra dollars. >> she did it and today, the homecoming queens are now a teacher, an accountant and a doctor. >> as a child, i was the face of poverty and i'm also a reflection and testimony if agrin vest in that child, the results are tremendous. >> dr. ebony hilton is her daughter and answer thesology at south carolina hospital. she worries some petal candidates my gut programs like those that helped pay for her to go to school and make it all the way to the operating room. >> if you want to limit a person's potential, keep them uneducated, sick and keep them hungry. if you want to turn around and make america great again, we have to tackle those three things. >> this upcoming season, do you see

until then, the future of ireland hangs in the balance >>> hillary clinton won the latest democratic primary in south carolina. next up is super-tuesday with 12 states at stake for both clinton and the republican front runner donald trump. we have this report from columbia. >> victory by a wide margin in josh starling for hillary clinton. >> tomorrow this campaign goes national. >> reporter: she's now set her sights on demonstrating she's the democrat nom neep. nee. -- nominee. >> we don't need to make america great again. america never stopped being grate. >> bernie sanders is not giving up. campaigning in other states, he's showing he's still viableful. >> what this campaign is about is not just lecking a president, it's about transforming america it's about thinking bid in the kind of country we want to become. >> also, establishment candidates like ted cruz. marco rubio faces a similar challenge, the pressure that the campaign faces, evidence of verbal sparring between the candidates. >> there's a growing consensus that we cannot nominate a con artist to be head of the lincoln&ro

. >> president obama and hillary clinton's proposal to bring tens of thousands of syrian muslim refugees to america i think is absolute lunacy. >> reporter: and those are the top two candidates. critics say it's having an impact. >> looking at last year into this year, the muslim community is definitely under siege. we have had an unprecedented number of attacks in 2015, and they are still continuing today this year. >> reporter: this there is a hostility evident at some of these rallies. >> damned if you say something about a muslim, but they can say anything they want about us christians, and they can cut off our heads and imprison us, and which they have been doing. >> reporter: a growing fear, a growing divide. the president hoping his visit sends a message to muslims worldwide and to people at home who may not want to listen. >> and patty joins us live from baltimore, in maryland, where the president is going to be visiting that mosquing. patty why is he doing this now? >> first i want to let you know his visit is slightly delayed. the weather is not great, so he won't be able to ta

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here is hillary clinton who says her policies would be tougher on wall street than bernie sanders but she made millions in speaking fees not to mention donations from goldman sachs and other big wall street firms. on the republican side there's donald trump who has talked about raising taxes on wall street billionaires but whose real estate deals depend on wall street loans, and ted cruz got more than $1 million in personal loans from citigroup and goldman sachs, where his wife is a director. and then marco rubio, who says he wants to reform dodd frank. >> we need to repeal dodd frank. it is eviscerating small businesses and small banks. >> federal documents reviewed by "inside story" however show that two top members of the rubio campaign have been lobbying against dodd frank not from main street but on behalf of two of the biggest wall street firms in the world, firms that stand omay millions with the roll back of dodd frank. the forms don't say whether someone's lobbying for or against something but we do know what goldman sachs and blackstone have said about dodd frank. reuters fo

. ♪ so to the united states where democratic presidential hopefuls hillary clinton and bernie sanders have squared off in the most contentious debate so far and there were heated exchanges on the subject of campaign funding. and kimberly has more from new hampshire. >> reporter: outside the democratic debate hall in durham not a hillary clinton sign in sight. new hampshire is bernie sanders territory and enjoys more than 85% support especially when it comes to issues of income and equality. >> the rich are getting richer so i absolutely would like to see a candidate who supports radical changes in the economic structure to create more equality and justice. >> i honestly don't trust hillary and she has been flip-flop on issues and bernie has been consistent. >> reporter: reforming the economic structure is where the two presidential hopefuls argued most and sanders criticized for receiving 675,000 for making paid speeches to one investment bank on wall street suggesting her corporate political campaign makes her ill suited for the kind of reform he is promising. >> one of the things we

someone who was favored by hillary clinton when he was running for the presidency five years ago. but it doesn't seem to have gone that well. live for us now in the capital. what is happening? parliament is trying to get enough people to come together to make a decision. but whatever the decision is, it looks like it's going to be contentious. >> well, let me tell what you is happening now. this national assembly is supposed to get an interim president and get haiti out of the it's worst political crisis. what i can tell you until now we don't even know whether this vote is going to happen, or whether there is going to be decorum. there is supposed to be 51 deputies and there are only 17. we know that this is a very contested election. they're saying that this should not be happening at all because this parliament was brought in elections. they're asking deputies not to participate here. i spoke to one deputy who told me that they're optimistic that they're hoping that this vote will happen, but that they know there are many people who are hoping that they vote won't take place to

. >> outside the debate hall in durham, not a hillary clinton sign in sight. new hampshire is bernie sanders' territory. among young voters here, he enjoys 85% support especially when it comes to. >>> of income inequality. >> the rich are getting richer. i would absolutely like to see a candidate who supports radical changes in the structure to create more equality and justice. >> i just honestly don't trust hillary. i think she's been very flippy floppy on a lot of issues. bernie has been very consistent. >> the issue of reforming america's economic structure is where the two democratic presidential hopefuls argued most. sanders criticized clinton for receiving $675,000 from making paid speeches to at least one investment bank on wall street, suggesting her corporate funded political campaign makes her ill suited for the reform he promises. >> one of the things we had do is not only talk the talk, but walk the walk. i am very proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a super pac, who is not raising huge amounts of money from wall street for spe

clinton what sort of surprises might we be looking for there, if any? >> reporter: well, the surprise would be if hillary clinton gets within ten, 15 points of bernie sanders. she was introduced by her husband, ex president bill clinton and her daughter chelsea. there was a big crowd here, they were lining up for a few hours before she actually made the event. leah is a first time voter, voting for the first time come november. leah why did you decide to come out to this today? >> i want to understand who is going to be controlling my life in the future. >> you are think, we hear that young people prefer bernie. >> well he says free college and it is reality, what they make in the living life. personally, i don't make much and the fact that she wants to give equal pay for women, she wants a reasonable college amount, she doesn't want it free, she wants people who can afford to pay for college, pay for college and those who can't, have ability to help, in paying for college. >> were you a hillary supporter before you came here? >> yes. >> is this make it

>> hillary clinton came up ahead by less than half of away a percentage point. the campaign is bracing for a tough fight. >> it is rare, it is rare that we have the opportunity we do now, to have a real contest of ideas, to really think hard about what the democratic party stands for and what we want the future of our country to look like. >> bernie sanders is proofing to be a formidable opponent for the former first lady and secretary of state. young voters feeling the burn came out in droves. the vermont senator celebrated his campaign success. >> nine months ago, we came to this beautiful state. we had no political organization. we had no money. we had no name recognition and we were taking on the most powerful political organization in the united states of america. >> on the republican side, senator ted cruz won iowa with the help of christian evangelicals and tea party voters. >> tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great nation. >> there also was some tactical voting. some democrats and independents say they reg

the conventional wisdom is this will end up a contest of hillary clinton from the democrats and republicans jeb bush but one event changed the dynamic on the face of american politics. >> donald trump getting in the race. i think if you look back on this election it was going to be a very different kind of conversation and a very different discussion had donald trump not decided to run. >> reporter: trump is the most talked about and most covered candidate and provided the most big moment of the campaign. >> donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: the republican field packed outsiders like trump takes cruz and carson challenging establishment figures like bush, senator rubio and chris christie among others and that exposed divisions in the party on key issues of immigration, taxation and the best way to handle foreign policy. on the side of the democrats the field narrowed to three with two frontrunners and self acknowledged socialist vermont barry senders and wants healthcare and free education and higher taxes to pay

you need to remember that in 2017 there may be a hillary clinton in the white house and the senate, far more than houses, more than likely is to shift from the republicans to the democrats. when i was involved in the nominations of the supreme court that you've mentioned not only justice scalia but others, the difference between him and borik were simply, when they sat today, they voted together 402 out of 4 had 44 times. scalia got 98 to zero. the next year when it filmed from republican to democrat, borik gets voted down. the republicans are mule headed and going to 2017 year in order to take up the nomination, they may end up with a candidate who is very, very liberal and gets through a democratic senate. they need to be careful here. the other thing i need to think about with regard to a successor that obama might name, if he chooses a u.s. senator, even a democrat, there is a very important atmosphere here. the importance of the hispanic vote in 2016 presidential elections, if he nominates an hispanic and they say they're not going to consider it, that may be a difficult choice to

bernie sanders has said that, and i'm sure hilliary clinton would. and on the other hand, ted cruz, if i'm not elected, then the second amendment rights recognized in heller will be be on lit rated. but i'm not exactly sure what the politics of gun control are. there may be coble support for a basic right to bear arms, but how far does that go? it may be that the republicans don't really want that to be a front and center issue. these are very difficult political calculations, but all of these hot button supreme court issues will be very much in the presidential election, to the benefit of one party or the ooh. >> i have to stop it there. thank you, professor. i want to thank all of my guests. join us for the unfolding of the bush years. not in an academic conference, or a scholarly journal, but the rough and tumble primary season. i'm ray suarez, good >>> turkey vows to retaliate after a car bomb kills at least 28 people in ankara. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome. i am peter with the world news from al jazeera. also on this program. the polls are now

[applause] >> sanders' anti-establishment message left mind hillary clinton struggling to find her footing. >> i know have i have some work to do among young people but i will repeat what i have said this week, even if they are not support meg now, i support them. >> but like the democratic race, the establishment candidates fighting for second place are facing similar obstacles. u.s. voters are looking for alternatives who do not represent the status quo. >> i like trump. you know, he's straightforward with what he's saying. >> there is such an anti-establishment environment out there that people are looking for an escape. >> political analysts blair brown say that political populism leave candidates vying for their position. >> thank you very much. >> that makes the next big contest in nevada and south carolina critical given the state's democrat graphically diverse voters the message of trump and sanders could be facing it's first real test. kimberly halkett, al jazeera, washington. >> let's go live now to alan fisher in manchester in new hampshire. so trump and bernie sanders very, ver

debate since clinton lost the new hampshire primary. farmers in greece threaten to ride all the way to the parliament. we will tell you what

sanders is in a dead heat with hillary clinton. a month ago hillary clinton led sanders by 25 points in nevada. the new codes help sanders and trumps. media is at play at 2016 nomination races. all the candidates are running adds in south carolina, and in the state, the amount of money spent on political ads has smashed campaign records. >> days before the south carolina primary, republican candidates have spent 24 million in the state on trojan ads. that's three times as much as 2012. an independent media group says half the ads comes from a super pack that supports jed bush. the latest spot features his brother george w. >> the job of a president is to protect america. the next president must be prepared to lead. i know jed, i know his good heart and strong backbone. >> antiestablishment republicans donald trump and ted strous van adds. >> ted curz, the worst kind of washington insider that can't be trusted. >> reporter: trump pulled the spot after deciding it was too negative. trump released a humorous ad. >> i have an action fi

while sanders an clinton are calling for complete reform. that resonates with most americans according to a poll from last year. it suggested that of 66% of voters believe wealthy americans have more of a chance to influence the election process. 84% say money has too much influence on campaigns. a combined 85% say the system has to either undergo fundamental changes or needs to be completely rebuilt. joining me is brent and josh stuart. thank you for joining us. we just heard 84% of voters feel there is too much influence on the campaigns by money. why is it so hard to change? >> for a number of reasons. the supreme court decision violates the first amendment to get money. >> i think it is an interesting question. there is many sort of reasons why. one is that the - there is an agency that is responsible for this. it is the federal elections commission. it is set up to be deadlocked at three three. that doesn't allow for much over sight and any consequences to be had if campaigns run amok of the rules >>> talk about whether there is any pro

that is interesting, because both hillary clinton and bernie sanders, the democrats have said they would only nominate somebody to the supreme court who would overturn the citizens united campaign fundraising case. the president said when he makes his nomination, names somebody, he believe that is person will be indisputably qualified and everybody will see that that person will serve with integrity on the supreme court. a number of republicans suggested that the president should not be naming a supreme court justice in the final year of his term. the president at time spoke like a la professor challenging anybody to find anything in the constitution that suggests a president should not fulfill his duties. he said we've reached the situation where everything is blocked and that both parties have something to blame for that. finally, rewarding the 2016 approximately at race and this was intriguing, president obama said while he knows hillary clinton a little bit better than bernie sanders, he said that their differences is a matter of tactics in terms of approaching how you try and get th

hillary clinton is winning them by a wide margin. bernie sanders for his part said he is not writing off south carolina. he expects to compete here and in fact late sunday evening, he did have a very large rally where he hit some familiar themes in greenville, south carolina. hillary clinton for her part stopped in the accident. that's a super tuesday state, 11, some 11 states are going to be having priories or caucuses on that day, texas among them. we'll there and speaking in houston, hillary clinton talked racial issues. >> in state after state, they're doing everything they can to stop black people, latinos, poor people, young people people with disabilities from voting. it's a blast from the jim crow past and we're going to fight it. >> in his speech this evening in greenville, bernie sanders also talked about the issues confronting african-americans he. >> no american, black, latino or white should be fearful of walking down the street and getting shot by a police officer. >> these votes are going to come in rapid success now.

don't count out hillary clinton. the clintons are well loved here in new hampshire, especially because and eight years ago, you may remember that hillary clinton behind barack obama here when she made her first run for the presidency and she ended up pulling out an upset and beat barack obama here in new hampshire, but of course we know who went on to get the ultimate nomination. >> it was that motion speech she gave in new hampshire. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. >>> the world health organization has declared the zika outbreak an international emergency. the agency said it's because the disease is spreading roup hidy and may be linked to an alarming spike in birth fee effect in newborns. scientists are working to develop a vaccine but that could take two years. countries like el salvador are exploring unconventional methods to stop the disease. we have the details. >> you could be looking at at least part of the answer to the zika epidemic. here they're called sam bow fish and love eating the larvae of the

can't risk another four years of these bailed obama pollties by nominating someone who loses to hillary clinton in november. >> reporter: he knows he has to try to stop his momentum if he has any chance himself of winning the nomination. he attacked his record, previous comments, lack of detail on positions he holds now, but donald trump still holds a lead in most of the states that will vote on super-tuesday, and remains the favorite. there was a discussion on the economy, the battle against isil and the middle east. [overlapping speakers] >> reporter: but this was a debate where few will remember details on policy, but will remember the anger. after the debate, trump says he wasn't surprised to be the target of so many attacks. >> i think he had no choice but to be aggressive, same thing with cruz. rubio is losing by 22 points in the state of florida and he is the sitting senator >> reporter: temperature has come under attacks in previous debates, and it has done nothing to hurt him in the polls. no one has yet worked out how to beat him. >>> you can find out much more about the stories we're

she told the crowd this chicago that our vote would go to clinton, and clinton talked about systemic racism and police brutality. >> we owe it to them to reform police practices, to make sure that no other young woman like sandra bland is ever pulled out of a car for no good reason. >>> clinton is in nevada today where the democrats are campaigning ahead of that state's caucuses. >>> clinton and rival bernie sanders are trying to court minority voters, but sanders had to distance himself spoken by rapper killer mike. he said he was quoting another progressive, saying -- yutous doesn't qualify you to be president of the united states. >>> there are serious money problems in illinois. that is where the governor wants to cut billions to end a budget stalemate. as andy roesgen report, the money fight there is having a major impact on the state's most vulnerable residents. >> reporter: kristen is a nurse who treats drug addicts at chicago's ken more center, run by lutheran social security and funded partly by the state of illinois. ward was a addict herself. >> the environment what i felt

statements clinton's made in 1996 calling at-risk you youth superpredators. campaign stop. a young voter demanding an apology. that's why some younger african-americans, are leaning towards clinton's main rival, bernie sanders, who said he battled racial injustice and was arrested in 1963 for civil rights activism, and do not agree with the notion that it's a woman's turn in the white house. >> most of the people in the country are pretty much on the side of breaking from the establishment way of doing things, and putting and wresting the power back in the hands of the people to pick and choose. >> i'm not so much into the next in line. >> president obama promised change, and senator sanders wants to bring a political revolution, that is what it is. change. >> this week clinton has been working hard, reaching out to black voters, asking them to back her. in the last presidential election, african-american american women voted at a higher rate than any other group. support that hillary clinton knows is critical if she is to win not just south carolina, but the

it underscores that drip drip concern that people have about hillary clinton in the clinton business dealings, in the wheeling and dealings and the personal server email >>> what is responsible for that drip drip. is it hillary clinton, her problems or is it, as she says, the vast right wing conspiracy that is always targeting her? >> i think it's always going to be a combination of both. her enemies are going to go after anything they think is fair game. i think in this case bernie sanders has her scared out of her daylights. she actually assumed all the women vote was going to her. i think what was interesting with that gloria stein statement that chicks - i think that was the word - are going it the burn because that's where the dudes are. it is i such an 1980 statement. young women, like my daughters, are going to go to hell if they don't support a sister. i think it is just a kind of a 1980s feminist view that the world has evolved. hillary clinton is known for her 1980s dress code and her old pant suits. so for me to my daughters and their friends, they look at her as yesterday

hillary clinton and chelsea clinton spent the day, and those supporters to the polls on saturday. >> we don't have equal pay and we don't have affordable childcare. hillary has all of that in her platform because we want everybody to work without having to give up being good parents. >> it is the first in the south primary for democrats and polls suggest hillary clinton holds a significant lead against her rival, bernie sanders. >> i'm listening specifically for black lives matter and women's health care. >> at oquick stop in atlanta, clinton are campaigned for closing the pay gap for women. >> it's way pastime for us to guarantee equal pay for women's work don't you think? >> voters haven't ruled out bernie sanders. >> one thing children should be able to go to college for free. i think that is great. >> my thoughts on bernie sanders is they kind of waver in today. like today i want to hear more specifics about hillary clinton. >> bernie sanders trailing numbers in south carolina haven't deterred him. earlier he described his path to the nomination. >> you know how many delegates yo

a year ago, this was clinton country. this is the state that made bill clinton the come back kid. eight years ago, it resist today hillary clinton after she lost in iowa. she came here, carried her on to a historic matchup against barack obama. bernie sanders has been up double digits in the polls. the democratic electorate is energized by bernie sanders. she has a powerful ground game and organization here, so she has a chance to keep it close. we'll see if she can succeed. >> the last time, it was the female vote, women voted in record numbers for hillary clinton because she said she was going to break that glass ceiling. they seem to be abandoning here in droves. why? >> for a lot of reasons, but i think one is we're seeing the democratic electorate what we're seeing in the republican electorate. voters angry at washington and the establishment. bernie sanders has been a politician for 40 years but doesn't look like one, sound like one, smell like one an have energized the left as donald trump has the right. hillary clinton is establishment, basically will be another in our yea

the clinton lead the world in relaxing sanctions against north korea. billions of dollars flowed into north korea. and what we are seeing with north korea is foreshadowing of where we will be with iran. >> this attack brought boos in the audience. quiet. [ booing ] >> that's all of his donors and [ laughter ] >> the candidates were asked if they would bring back water boarding for people accused of terrorism. a practice president obama banned as torture. >> i would not bring it back in any sort of widespread use. >> it was used sparingly. i think where we stand is the appropriate place. >> i would bring back water boarding and a hell of a lot worse than water boarding. >> the story was all about marco rubio's momentum, how he had done well in iowa and how he could do well in new hampshire, but chris christie and others attacked him, and that could be senator. >> we thank the people of manchester new hampshire for having us for this debate. >> reporter: they now will be chasing votes, chasing support, and chasing the dream of success. alan fisher, al jaz

what would a clinton and trump race look like? >> a clinton and trump presidential race would be so much closer than anyone in the world would be comfortable with. this would be a serious election, fought at the margins, and this is the reason, because the only person running for president less popular than hillary clinton is donald trump. if you have two candidates many don't like, trist or believe in, it will take effort to get people to turn out to vote. and we don't quite know who would win that election. >> jason johnson professor of political science speaking to us from atlanta >>> breaking news. it's just come in. reuters reports that several bomb attacks kill 17 in a muslim district of baghdad. this is according to police and medical sources. if you remember too, we were reporting that iraq's military came under attack across the country earlier in the day. we'll be bringing you more on that story as we get the information. >> meanwhile other news. swiss voters are deciding whether foreign criminals should be reported, for

hillary clinton held two rallies there today. clinton won the caucuses during her 2008 presidential bid. and bernie sanders spent president's day in michigan and spoke to a crowd of nearly 10,000 supporters at eastern michigan university. they spoke about the tragic impact of flint's lead contamination crisis.

for democrats, bernie sanders remains way ahead of hillary clinton. mike viqueria is on the campaign trail in manchester. >> good evening, randall, on the republican side things seem to be up for grabs. while donald trump is nominally leading the polls, over the challenger, plooub marco rubio,s are notoriously late in deciding. donald trump underperformed in iowa, when you compare the precaucus polls. many are expecting the same thing ohappen here in new hampshire. meanwhile, marco rubio is emerging as the establishment candidate, and as such he is drawing the fire of many of his rivals. croichts wenchris christie wents being robotic, that his replies are repeated over and over and over again. rubio went after that. >> i'm going to say it again. the reason why these things are in trouble is because barack obama is the first president at least in my lifetime that wants to change the country. change the country. not fix it, not fix its problems. he wants to make it a different kind of country. >> and as for the democratic race hillary clinton doing some

he will appoint justices who will uphold religious liberty, but this man has given money to hillary clinton, joe biden, harry reid -- >> an event known for its cutting humor lindsay graham joked that his own party will be responsible for electing hillary clinton. >> the most dishonest person in america is a woman. (laughing). who is about to be president. how can that be? my party is going bat (bleep) crazy. >> it is my honor and my privilege to introduce the next president of the united states, donald trump! >> reporter: at a rally friday in fort worth donald trump hugged his new supporter and thanked the cheering crowd. >> we love you. it's a movement. it's a movement. >> with super tuesday fast approaching and trump well ahead in the polls the republican party may have another kind of nominees to stand behind. heidi zhou-castro, al jazeera, fort worth, texas. >> the centers for disease control has confirmed that thing people have contracted the zika virus during overseas travel. one case of a baby born with severe microcephaly has been reported and the cdc urges pregnant women to skip th

in that same poll gives vermont senator bern a 16-point lead over hillary clinton. well, hillary clinton took a detour from new hampshire yesterday for a visit to flint, michigan. the water crisis has become a major issue in the democratic race for president. a debate will be held there next month. bisi onile-ere joins us live now from flint with more on this. bisi. >> reporter: richelle, bernie sanders and hillary clinton have both addressed flint's water crisis on the campaign trial, but for the most part, the republican hopefuls have not been quite as outspoken, and political analysts tell me that's because the state's republican governor has been at the target of criticism. flint's water crisis is taking center stage in the race for the white house. >> but i want you to know, that this has to be a national priority, not just for today or tomorrow. >> reporter: in a move to pressure the republican-controlled senate to approve billion dollarses of dollars in aid, sunday hillary clinton became the first candidate to make a campaign stop in michigan. >> clean water

its primary is days away and clinton trails her opponent in some polls by as much as 30 points. al jazeera, durham, new hampshire. >>> hundreds of chileans have taken to the streets angry over recent signs of the transpacific partnership. the deal involving 12 pacific nations aims to slash tariffs and trade between themselves, a deal affecting 40% of the global economy. they say it will cost jobs and hurt the sovereignty. members still have two years to approve the deal before it becomes legally binding. >> demonstrators protested the deal. dozens of people gathered outside the headquarters of a major drug research facility. protestors say the t.p.p. will make it difficult for patients to get access to life saving medication. >> the global weather phenomenon known as el niÑo will bring rain and snow to some parts of the globe that are warm and dry, bringing drought to other regions that are normally wet. what countries will be the winners and losers? we take a look at the impact on the west coast of the u.s. rob reynolds reports from california. >> the last few years have been

hillary clinton and bernie sanders ended in a tied result. the world health organisation has declared a global health emergency in response to a growing number of birth defects suspected of being linked to the zika virus. they warned that the virus is spreading across americas at an alarming rate. talks between the opposition and syria has begun, it hasn't stopped fighting on the ground where forces attacked rebel-held areas. more from the iowa caucus. joining us, laura brown from george washington university with her view. >> what do you make of the results in the republican and democratic camp. on the republican side, it showed that perhaps grassroots organising means more than media momentum, and on the democratic side, it shows that perhaps policies matter more than money. well, i would agree with you on the republican interpretation. i think what you saw with ted couz and really marco rubio's stunning result is how important it is to do the hard work of campaigning, to identify voters, knock on the doors. turn them out in the caucuses, a

new york times clinton's definition is quote out of touch with reality. hiss piece spark sparked allison shager, the definition of milt class is not about the haves or the have nots, it is more nuanced than one year's income. they both join me, thank you to both of you. you are not in opposition to each other but you are representative of a struggle that we have had on this show for a couple of years. we started out thinking allison it could be a pretty easy project to figure out who the middle class was, but it depends who you are and what your circumstances are. >> a lot of different ways to measure it, with income and wealth. in some ways wealth is a better measure because it gives you a better sense of financial health but even income, your income varies a lot over time. you can be on a middle class earning track but you can be on a different trajectory during your earning life. >> for the last two years, all of which bring in more than 100,000 a year they were immediately set back when things went wrong when something broke, a car broke or someone lo

>> hillary clinton was not it new hampshire, she was in flint. she left it to bill clinton to carry the load. she will be back. hillary clinton playing the expectations game, she is behind in the polls, if she comes been 10 percentage points of bernie sanders tuesday, you can expect her to claim victory. bernie sanders picking up the attacks that he started and has carried on over the course of the last several weeks, that hillary clinton is beholden in some way to wall street interests, having taken campaign contributions from wall street, and given speeches to goldman sacks, on the interests of 675,000 as a payment for the speeches. here is bernie sanders from today. pi.d it's a fact -- . >> it's a fact. when in the last reporting period her super pack received 25 million and 15 million of it came from wall street. what is the smear? that is the fact. at the top of my list of goals i want to accomplish as president of the united states is overturning disastrous citizens united supreme court decision. democracy does not mean billionaires should

if hillary clinton -- new hampshire, if hillary clinton gets within 15 points of him, that would be a big win. it was new hampshire that saves the campaign, she finishes third in iowa, and by winning here she kept the campaign against then senator president obama going for a few months longer. >> we were at the hillary event. it generated a lot of excitement and interest. people lining up to get there. the same sort of thing we get here. the weather turned for the worse. it's snowing heavily. people are coming to the college on the outskirts to show support for bernie sanders. all the politicians hope that they can convince independent voters to vote for them. in new hampshire. you can show up at a primary or democrat one. sometimes the power of independence in new hampshire is overstated. >> reporter: it's a state that prides itself on pioneering experience, it says that on the number plate. and they pride themselves on vetting candidates, the election deciding who goes on and who doesn't make the cut. that leaves the candidates chasing the independence. that's difficult. they have t

bernie sanders appeals to black voters in south carolina, and hopes to slow hillary clinton's march to super-tuesday. >>> deadly storms roll through the southeast and the threat is not over. >>> and investigating new cases of zika that could prove it is

but a fox news national poll shows an even closer race with sanders slightly ahead of clinton for the first time. clinton and sanders both took questions thursday night at a townhall in las vegas. >> maybe it's that senator sanders wasn't really a democrat until he decided to run for president. he doesn't even know what the last two democratic presidents did. [ cheers and applause ] [ booing ] >> it's true. it's true. you know it's true. >> if anybody thinks that a member of the united states senate or the united states house has to agree with somebody in his own party who is president, well, you know, all of the time, that is not my understanding of the democracy. >> the latest polls in nevada show the two in a statistic call tie. >>> the pentagon says it is investigating the results of air strikes that hit libya this morning. two american aircraft carried out the attack on an isil training camp. the pentagon says the strikes likely killed their target, a senior isil member. jamie mcintyre has the details. >> reporter: pentagon sources say that two u.s. air force f-15s flying out of

hillary clinton held two rallies back in 2008. she won the caucuses during the presidential bid. her opponent spent president's day in michigan. he spoke to a crowd of 10,000 supporters. they met with several flint residents and spoke about the impact of flint's water crisis. sanders called it one of the most difficult meetings of his career. >> new york city police are investigating allegations that police officer spit zer assaulted the police. over the weekend she told police spit zer assaulted her. she flew back o her native country russia and is no longer cooperating with police. spitzer's lawyer issued an apology admitting there was no assault. spit zer resigned in the midst of a scandal. >> the north-east are dealing with snow and ice, parts of marylands hit with snow. let's bring in meteorologist kevin corriveau with more. >> that's right. the danger for freezing race is only going to get worse. not only for this area. also down to the south. take a look at the radar. notice here, we are now picking up that area of pink, and that means we are seeing mixed precipitation, sl

could hillary clinton, should hillary clinton, rely on black voters? should anybody ? contested to rain, it's the "inside story." welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. public opinion researchers have found a big and persistent gap in black voter sentiment on hillary clinton and bernie sanders. margin. bernie sanders was the at large congress member then a u.s. senator from vermont, one of the whitest states in america. so goes the thinking, the map looks good for the former secretary of state. the action this week testing that assumption has been fast and furious. the political action committee of the congressional black caucus endorsed hillary clinton, keith ellison and others endorsed bernie sanders. secretary clinton and her husband the former president, are the fast friends of black america. the daughter of eric garner who died during a confrontation with the nypd, endorsed sanders. clinton and sanders met in a debate last night in milwaukee. sanders related the issue with black america as persistent gaps. >> if you have african american poverty rates of 35%.

>> secretary clinton, you are not in the white house yet. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off for the first time after the new hampshire primary. >>> the w.h.o. announces two promising zika vaccines. >>> plus 48

hillary clinton is the establishment. saying basically that she'll be another four years of barack obama. a lot of democratic voters maybe don't want that. >> clinton denies reports that she is planning to shake up her campaign staff, politico saying clinton is unhappy with her campaign messages and digital operations. clinton dismissed that as gossip and said she is committed to her current team. clinton said it would be malpractice oh not to talk about what's working and not working during the campaign. we'll have covering today and tonight starting at 7:00 eastern. >>> investigators on the scene of a deadly train collision in germany say two commuter trains crashed head on. nine died in the accident which happened southeast of mine nick during the morning rush hour. the survivors have been pulled out. the trains were on the tame track. >>> turkey said 600,000 syrian refugees are fleeing the fighting in aleppo. many are camped along the closed border. >> we have talked to our russian counterparts about their continued m