. alexandria ocasio-cortez, who today will endorse senator bernie sanders for president. senator sanders back on the trail less than three weeks after suffering a heart attack. we expect to hear from representative ocasio-cortez and senator sanders and a number of other new york state representatives and speakers in this event this afternoon, which should get underway shortly. live coverage from new york here on c-span. ♪ >> the skyline of new york in the background. senator bernie sanders getting back on the campaign trail less than three weeks after a heart attack. he will be endorsed today by representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. he also tweeted he will be joined by film maker michael moore. we expect to hear from michael moore and representative ocasio-cortez and others. live coverage on c-span. endorsement, the david weikel of the washington postjoined us on this morning's washington journal and talked about the endorsements. >> the reason sanders picked this location was he was getting gigantic crowds everywhere. in 2016 he has not gotten that as much this time. he is focused on mo

>> live from queens new york, a big crowd at queens bridge park hearing from bernie sanders, his first event in the three weeks since he had a heart attack, and getting the endorsement this afternoon of congresswoman cortez, orocasio district there in queens. here on c-span, you saw the graphic on the screen, the question we ask you after this rally today, who is the strongest democratic presidential candidate? 8921,licans, 202-748- 2-748-8920 -- 748-8920., 202- 202-748-892 two. senator sanders heads to iowa later this week, and not yet endorsing but more than likely tlaib of michigan, not yet endorsing, but bernie sanders endorsed there today by cortez andocasio also congresswoman ilhan omar. the democrats line for michael in great neck, new york. who do you think is the strongest candidate? >> betta was my number three -- before, my number three now it is elizabeth warren. chairwoman waters: what is it up -- it about andrew yang that puts him at the top of your list? ubi, about 2015 is when i first heard. mark zuckerberg mentioned it in speech, and elon musk is a big proponent

on c-span two. >> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders held a rally in queens, new york. his first since suffering a heart attack less than three weeks ago. joining him at the event is new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> oh my god. can i just said i? queens, where are you at? know we are feeling the bern but we need people to feel queens, baby. , put youram proud hands together for these leaders. you have dealt with amazon. [applause] with the nationwide airport protests and the trump nationwide muslim ban. you passed the $15 per hour minimum wage. togetheru to put it for these amazing sisters and brothers who are in the elected ministry. we have the youngest woman to serve in the history of the a democratic-socialist. [applause] champion of this year's historic victory for farmworkers. own senator. , the powerful fightr who is leading the for economic justice, senator jane sanders. this champion empowered the community by defeating an oppressive law. let's give it up for the councilman. [applause] the champion of the new york , the senator.t [applause] d

>> democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders held a rally in queens, new york. it was his first since suffering a heart attack less than three weeks ago. joining him at the event is new york congresswoman alexandria a causal cortez. ocasio-cortez. [applause] >> what is up, new york city? thank you. can we please hear it loud and proud for all of our volunteers? putting into work and the sweats a make sure we bring working-class revolution to the ballot box of the united states of america? thank you. i love you back. my haircut got a lot of attention last week. thank you new york city. thank you queens. let sick knowledge the ground we are on. this was ground zero for the fight or public housing. in the united states of america. not only is this about public housing, this is the ground for environmental justice. just beyond this park is a power plant that spills and spews off toxins to the poor. that shows exactly the fight of environmental justice that we are fighting. but that's ok because there's a green new deal. we are going to center front line communities, wo

2020, your unfiltered view of politics. senator bernie sanders held a rally in queens, new york, his first since suffering a heart attack less than three weeks ago. joining him at the event is new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage congressman bernie sanders. [applause] >> thank you. hello, new york. i am so pleased to be with you all. an extraordinary man that we all support, congressman bernie sanders. i see people from every single town. yorkelting pot we call new . hereof our ancestors came to america to find a better life. escapeme from ireland to famine and poverty. bernie's family came to escape anti-semitism and poverty. create a things help better life for future generations here in america, and they could. years, that last 40 promise has been eroded, and burning plans to change all that. improving the quality of life for all americans and building a country based on fairness, ofpassion is at the core bernie's message. [applause] you berniee to tell is back. and he is healthy and he is more than ready to continue

with presidential candidate bernie sanders. he talks about medicare for all, free public college intuition, reforming the criminal justice system and combating climate change. also speaking, alexandria oca sio-cortez, who officially endorses sanders at this rally. this portion is just shy of two hours. [cheers and applause] where you at, baby? where you at? you don't care if i call it my ladies from, a southern bank and trust you? -- do you? where you at? i am proud to have -- to put these hands together for your .wn new york squad to pass the $15 minimum wage. i need you to put it together for these amazing sisters and brothers who are in the elected ministry. inhave the youngest woman the history of the new york state senate. [cheers and applause] we have a champion of this year's historic victory for farmworkers. we have the man leading the fight for economic justice. this next champion in power defeated the cities oppressive law because this resolution has justice and dancing. and last, but certainly not least, the man who took a stand against corporate greed and help and pus

♪ >> now from the conference with presidential candidates michael bennet and bernie sanders, who share their views on the state of u.s. israel relations. >> ladies and gentlemen welcome and ben, tommy viator rhodes. ♪ >> hello again. thank you for having us back. ado, we willer welcome the senior senator from colorado, michael bennet. ♪ >> senator, thank you. >> there are 85 students here from colorado college. more than any other delegation in the place. .> thank you for joining we are thrilled to have you. just kidding. as well.that is stupid >> this place ran a lot better when you are here. >> thank you. now we have a podcast. we're asking everybody a version of this question. open to the idea of conditioning with israel. land onwhere you can considert you withholding aid as leverage. >> probably not where those guys landed. i would want to know and have a strong understanding of what the understanding would be on the politics and israel. positionstrengthen the of israel, whose actions we are objecting to? when you have lived as i have with mitch mcconnell, i often said i

think we are ready to welcome to the stage our final guest at j street, senator bernie sanders. [loud cheering] ♪ ♪ >> got some fans here. [loud cheering] sen. sanders: i hope so. >> senator, you have said that to receive military aid from the united states, israel has to treat the palestinian people with respect. you have said you would leverage u.s. assistance to end racism you have seen in israel lately. bit moreu could be a specific. for theders: thank you question, tommy. if i can begin. [loud cheering] sen. sanders: it is ok. it is hard to talk when you are sitting. i just like to stand. just a couple of things and then i will get to your good question. [laughter] sen. sanders: we have three hours, is that what i understand? [laughter] [cheering] sen. sanders: number one, i'm very proud to be jewish and i look forward to being the first jewish president of this country. [applause] number two, as a people who have suffered for century after century, not to mention the horrors of the holocaust in which my father's family were wiped out, as were many of your family -- if

>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage, dr. jane sanders. [cheering] [chanting "jane, jane, jane."] dr. sanders: thank you. hello new york. i am so pleased to be with you all. with our children and grandchildren to support an extraordinary man we all support, my husband, bernie sanders. [cheering] aboutnders: as i look this incredible crowd, this huge crowd, i see people from every single background. [cheering] dr. sanders: apropos for the melting pot we call new york. most of our ancestors came here. hours came from new york, but they came to america to find a better life. to escapefrom ireland famine and poverty. bernie's came from poland to escape anti-semitism and poverty. they all believed they could create a better life for future generations here in america, and they could. but over the last four years that promise has been eroded. --nie's plans to change bernie plans to change all that. lifeving the quality of for all americans and building a country based on fairness, compassion and justice is at the core of bernie's message. [cheering] dr. sanders: i am here

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and sanders ranch road. >> this map gives you an idea of where it is nestled in the hills of moraga. sanders hill is a gated community, about 400 homes in the area broke out a little bit before 1:00 this morning. it is now 60% contained. more than 100 homes evacuated and the fire itself consumed 60 acres. multiple agencies are on the scene as well. residents themselves were told to evacuate. pg&e had turned off power to this area about 11:00 last night. people had to evacuate in the dark. they went to st. monica's church not far from the fire scene and that's where we find sharon katsuda live. sharon? >> reporter: good morning. we are here with hundreds of evacuees here in the parking lot of safeway in moraga. with me are some high school students. tell me what did you see first thing this morning? >> i was in my bed and i kind of just heard a bunch of noises. there was nothing really happening at my house. i turned on the flashlight and my room was filled with smoke and i kind of got up and my parents were running around, they woke me up. there was a lot happening. i looked outside

, mandatory evacuations remain in place for the sanders ranch neighborhood kron four's will tran is live in right now, so we want to head out to him to get the latest from crews on scene will. >>i'm at the command center and so many people are coming to this location you can see re there is it is we are powere headlights through this area more father has been pretty much taken over by first responders you can see there's the sheriff's department crisscrossing this area people are told to leave. holmes and you can see just off in the distance it is dark nothing but just headlights as being the only lights in this area. we don't smell any over power worrying smoke from this location, but as you can see residents are leaving this area either to evacuation centers are to nearby. homes that were not evacuated that they can probably stay with her family and friends, but it has been pretty much shut down. throughout this part raga you can see look at that the sheriff's department just took over this side of the being allowed to move through this area in fact, let's just see if we can walk

proceedings against president trump. bernie sanders call for green new deal, medicare for all, and defended his plan to tax the rich. >> when you have half-a-million americans sleeping out on the streets today, when you have 87 million people uninsured or underinsured, when you have hundreds of thousands of kids who cannot afford to go to college, and millions struggling with the oppressive burden of student debt, and then you also have three people owning more wealth than the bottom half of american society. that is a moral and economic outrage. amy: ilhan omar announced tuesday she is endorsing sanders and his bid for the presidency. commerce members alexandria ocasio-cortez and refuted to leave are also expected to announce their support for the vermont senator. he is holding a heart -- a rally in queens, new york this week in. we will spend an hour on the residential debate after headlines. pompeii arend headed to turkey today is the turkish offensive in a kurdishh control arareas of northern syra continues. the ground offensive began after president trump withthdrew u.s. troop

mcgrew. fire burning in the sanders ranch community near merrill drive and sanders ranch road. just about a mile away from st. mary's college. >> it backs up to the back of the college. the college itself not threatened. a lot of homes in the area were and people had to evacuate. sharon katsuda is at the safeway parking lot that was being used as a staging area and you've been talking to a lot of people out there, sharon. >> reporter: we had so many evacuees here. they came because it was sort of overflow with the church parking lot. now with me now is ted from the sanders ranch neighborhood. tell me this morning how were you alerted about the fire? >> we got a phone call and my wife looked at the phone and the caller i.d. said invalid caller and so she thought it was a prank caller but for whatever reason picked it up. telephones an automated messa d was an automated message telling us to evacuate these particular streets, which was where we were. >> reporter: you woke up right away and took this very seriously. what did you do next? you saw outside. what did you see? >> let's make

. i'm fredricka whitfield. vermont senator bernie sanders is set to speak at his first rally since suffering a heart attack since earlier this month. in addition to marking his return to the campaign trail, sanders is using the rally to pick up a key endorsement from progressive democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez. we'll continue to monitor and bring you the developments as it happens and when someone there starts speaking. >>> meantime, we continue to follow new developments in the impeachment inquiry as new cracks are emerging in president trump's wall of support. former republican governor and cnn political commentator john kasich of ohio says the president should be impeached. this comes as gop congressman francis rooney tells cnn he would not rule out voting to impeach the president. the fallout coming after acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney admitted to a quid pro quo in the quickly expanding ukraine scandal. then he tried to walk it back. the "new york times" reports that mitch mcconnell believes an impeachment trial is, quote, inevitable. all of t

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knows what it's like to face questions about hunter on a debate stage. sanders knows what it's like to debate after a heart attack. and we saw it all. we have analysis from all the best experts and we will hear from the candidates themselves all morning long. plus the big headlines that happened for bernie sanders and joe biden after the debate. >> okay. there are also developments in the impeachment inquiry. there is mounting frustration reportedly inside the white house this morning over administration witnesses providing potentially damaging testimony to impeachment investigators. on tuesday, a state department official testified he was told to, quote, lay low after complaining about rudy giuliani's efforts to undermine u.s. foreign policy in ukraine. that's when acting chief of staff mick mulvaney reportedly told energy secretary -- told the energy secretary rick perry and kurt volker and eu ambassador, put them in charge of ukraine policy. sondland is set to testify tomorrow. that will be interesting. also cnn has learned that pete sessions has been subpoenaed by a grand jury on m

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am back! >> bernie sanders proved that you can run a grassroots campaign and win in an america where we almost thought it was impossible. ♪ >>> good morning to you. i'm victor blackwell. >> thanks for being with us. i'm amara walker in for christi paul. >>> president trump pulled a saturday night reversal and abruptly cancelled the plans to host g-7 summit at his resort in florida. >> republicans and democrats called this a poor choice. cnn kristen holmes is following the latest for us. what are you learning about why the president made this choice, if anything? >> reporter: this is a very rare move for president trump. he is somebody who prides himself he didn't bow to criticism or pressure. when the acting chief of chief announced this formal summit was going to be held at doral that the president expected backlash but was going to forge ahead. here is a list of the tweets from the president. so there is a lot to unpack here. i want to start with the fact we know it was not just the media and democrats who had called on him not to do this. so many republicans said on camera on th

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the campaign trail. vermont senator bernie sanders held his first rally today, since his heart attack earlier this month. he was joined in new york city by progressive congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez who is endorsing him for president. >> i look at this huge crowd, brothers and sisters, i have no doubt that the political revolution is going to sweep this country. jon: ellison barber joins us live from long island city, new york, with the latest on that. ellison? >> hi, jon. yes, senator sanders came back today with a major endorsement from congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez, not only did she endorse him today, but she introduced him at his rally this afternoon as well. it was sanders first official event back on the campaign trail since suffering a heart attack. ocasio cortez talked about sanders as a candidate of the people who have pushed for the rights of working people for decades. she said the current support for democratic party the more progressive policies like medicare for all is because of senator sanders. in her view he has elevated the playing field. >> i

friends" weekend host pete hegseth, bernie sanders senior advisor chuck laroche a and liz harrington. jillian: we start with griff jenkins with the highlights from round 4. >> greetings from the university, an interesting nice, the fourth of the bait. the message was clear, move over, joe, here comes elizabeth warren, the center of attention taking attacks and drying fire from all corners of the stage. the signature issue, medicare for all was front and center, questions how to pay for it, watch. >> your signature is to have a plan for everything except this. now plan has been laid out to explain our multibillion-dollar whole in this medicare for all plan senator warren is putting forward is supposed to get filled in. >> i laid out the basic principles, costs are going to go up for the wealthy, for big corporations, they will not go up for middle-class families. >> we know it to the american people to tell them where we are going to spend the invoice. >> reporter: klobuchar calling warren's plan a pipe dream. we wondered whether or not joe biden would be asked about his son in ukrain

merrill circle north. it's off of sanders ranch road which is south of st. mary's college and as of right now the flames are spreading away from the college campus. >> the evacuation orders are for people in that sanders ranch neighborhood. people on sanders ranch road, merrill drive and herrington road should also evacuate. you're looking at some of the evacuations here. at last check the fire is 50% contained. evacuees are encouraged to meet at st. monica's church on camino pablo. is another gathering area at the safeway on moraga way and people are advised to take essential items. lock your windows and doors when you leave as well. this fire comes as pg&e shut off power earlier in the night but this time we cannot confirm how the fire started. the emergency management coordinator for the fire district joins us on the phone. good morning and thank you for joining us. tell us what you can pick we understand it's a burning away from st. mary's. the town as well at this point. >> reporter: good morning. >> the fire is not near st. mary's college. it's actually burning behind homes ad

quarters of a mile south of st. mary's college in the sanders ranch area. 40 acres have burned and we are told this morning by the fire department that it 60% contain. >> the fire started around 1 am near merrill circle road and sanders ranch road. police issued evacuation orders for the sanders ranch neighborhood. people living on sanders ranch road, merrill drive and herrington road should evacuate immediately. go to st. monica's church at 101 camino pablo. some are also gathering at the safeway store on moraga away. >> a short time ago this morning we spoke with the emergency management coordinator with morocco when the fire district he said firefighters are making good progress but they will not have good containment numbers until the sun comes up. he did estimate 60% contained. the power is out in the area. shot off as part of the pg&e shut off. he said be careful in the area. the traffic lights are out and he was talking about the wind with us. the good news is its 10-20. he said they weren't particularly as concerned about amber's flying which is good news. >> that can change o

secretary steven mnuchin. >> and -- >> you ready for the >>> bernie sanders on his health, the campaign and a little baseball. >> announcer: from abc news it's "this week." here now chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >>> good morning and welcome to "this week." from the impeachment inquiry to a possible break through with china there's a lot to get to this morning. first the breaking news out of syria. a senior u.s. official tells abc news at least 23 isis prisoners are believed to escape since turkey began its offensive against the kurds last week. over 200,000 people have been displaced. civilians in northern syria are now going to u.s. bases seeking protection. it's a crisis that began after president trump announced he was withdrawing u.s. troops from syria's border. abc news senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is on the ground in northern syria a ? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, jon. fast moving events in syria. particularly this morning. two key events we have to bring you up to date on. south ofhe w over 250 isis brides together with their families, 700 people, tha

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stain in the annals of american history. >> and bernie sanders wins a big endorsement. >> i would like to introduce the man, the ally. >> to put it bluntly, i am back. >> "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you for sharing your sunday. we begin this week with something very rare. president trump blinking and retreating on the issue that to him matters most, his name and his brand. and make no mistake, it is a retreat connected to an impeachment inquiry that is gaining steam. in a series of tweets saturday night, the president said he was canceling plans to hold the annual g-7 summit next year at a trump-owned resort in florida. as you can see in the tweet, he blames the media and democrat-crazed and irrational hostility for his decision. by irrational hs tilt, perhaps he meant deep republican unease. >> is it inappropriate, does it violate the law? i don't think so. i don't believe that it does. but it just -- it's one of those things th

gave yellow light and you don't give yellow lights. >> i am back! >> bernie sanders proved that you can run a grassroots campaign and win in an america where we almost thought it was impossible. ♪ >>> good sunday morning to you. i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm amber walker in for christi paul. >> after facing releaptless bipartisanship criticism, president abruptly cancelled plans to host the g7 as his resort in florida. >> lawmakers on both sides of the political divide sounded the alarm. cnn's learning about this about-face? >> reporter: good morning. this is a very rare move for president trump. when the past rhas refused to bw to any criticism. when the acting chief of staff announced this foreign summit was held at doral, he said the president expected blow-back and forge ahead but not the case. pull up these tweets for you here. bear with me. they are long and i will paraphrase some parts of it. here is what he said. now a lot to unpack here. i'll start with the fact we know this wasn't just democrats and the media who is attacking him for this. we have heard from several repub

a lot of credit because bernie sanders is very direct. he's one of the few people that will admit things, that your taxes will go up in order to pay for his plans. i think it shows a really big contrast and divide that's happening in the far-left wing of the democratic party because you see aoc -- ed: running mate, by the way? jedediah: well, you never know what could happen in the future. but aoc endorsed him. there was a lot of talk of would she go for elizabeth warren or bernie sanders. let's listen to what she had to say about him in her endorsement. >> i have grown to appreciate the enormous consistent and nonstop advocacy of senator bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] and the only reason that i had any hope in launching a long-shot campaign for congress is because bernie sanders proves that you can run a grassroots campaign. the ally -- [cheers and applause] i call him -- ed: he says i wrote the damn bill when it comes to medicare for all. so he has that authenticity. that big crowd out there, born in queens, that's right in the shadow of where amazon was going to build th

sanders on the mend, the senator flying back to his home state of vermont today after facing a heart attack this week. >> and joe biden is having a tough run, right now, despite his front-runner status. we will get to all of that. but certainly on this day, on this saturday, it may feel like it is not a saturday in washington. rather, the middle of the week. there's been so much happening today, in the last 24 hours, we begin with yet another potential whistle-blower, that story coming into focus, "the new york times" reporting that a second ukraine-related whistle-blower is weighing whether or not to file his or her own complaint. the second person with claims to have been on the call was quote alarmed by the president's doings with ukraine, and has more direct information about that than the first whistle-blower, according to "the new york times." now, secretary of state mike pompeo in addition to that missed yesterday's subpoena deadline, to hand over documents, related to ukraine. he spoke about that this morning. >> the state department sent a letter last night, to congress, whi

have seen, both on the left and the right. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren encapsulate that well. it is something, in the wake of the great recession, people are thinking a lot more about and thinking about how to stand up for workers and thinking about how that should be done. i think in the context of the economy writ large, these questions about unions are part and parcel to that. in the wake of a recession like we had, it is natural and expected that people would be thinking more about that question. washington, so politics are included in everything. we saw earlier this week that the working family party, according to politico, the working family party endorsed elizabeth warren over bernie sanders. what are the unions places in this upcoming presidential election? specifically, the democratic race for the democratic nomination? what place will the unions play? will they have a place in this debate? guest: they will certainly have a place if they want one, but the question is whether they will want one. part of the dynamic we have seen so far is that unions burn themselves in

eyeing gore. >> you're in pictures with them. >> as the polls shake up in iowa, bernie sanders recharges his campaign. >> i am back! >> and the junior senator from utah's secret twitter identity revealed. >> meet pierre delecto. >>> i'm chris hayes. in the way he's never done before. he's dealing with that reality in a very concrete way right in front of us. while theism peachment inquiry is focused on his actions for ukraine, the implications of thf investigation are beginning to weigh on the entirety of his presidency.ve it's beginning to crack. on thursday he sent his acting chief of staff mick mulvaney out to say he was committing his most brazenly corrupt event at his own doral resort in miami. just two days later, two days, trump announced doral was out blaming democrats and the media but the washington post reports trump was forced to abandon his report, quote, after it became the move had alienated republicans swiftly becoming part of the impeachment. yesterday mulvaney was dispatched to trump tv to clean things up but didn't exactly make it better. >> at the end of the

the top three. and to ma bernie sanders' first day back since he suffered a heart attack. and hunter biden's debate day on nbc as a way to rebut the president's attacks, but also to say to democrats there is nothing there that would hurt the vice president's election chances. >> do you regret being on the board to begin with? >> no, i don't regret being on the board, what i regret is not taking into account there would be a rudy giuliani and a president of the united states that would be listening to this ridiculous conspiracy idea. >> you never thought, this might not look right? >> you know what, i'm a human. you know what? did i make a mistake? well, maybe in the grand scheme of things, yeah. but did i make a mistake based on some unethical lapse? absolutely not. >> to westerville first and cnn's mj lee and lisa lair of the "new york times." i don't know if there is a frontrunner in this race, but certainly a leading candidate. biden after the hunter interview, bernie sanders' first did he bait ba-- debate back af heart issues. what's the big debate tonight? >> i think the

magazine for a conversation about campaign 2020. we don't have to choose between warren and sanders yet is the headline, i wonder how long can progressives go before they have to choose between warren and sanders? guest: quite a bit longer i think. the infighting that has been taking place in the working families party in new york endorsed warren in the way that was treated among sugg simons as the left as kind of an outrage. my view is that we are blessed to have both bernie and elizabeth warren running this time. together they have defined the issues that have dominated the conversation in the democratic primaries, and they widened the left lane of american politics. it's also lovely to watch the two of them in the way they have each other's backs. that's what i was writing about, we can expect that to continue, and we can hope that continues for some time to come. it's true that only one of them can win in new hampshire, the neighboring state to each of them. and only one of them is going to win the iowa caucuses. and i think when we get closer to those points, the beginning of the y

seriously. >>> the health scare for bernie sanders. the 2020 hopeful hospitalized for a heart procedure, campaign events canceled. the reaction from rivals and what sanders just tweeted. >>> also tonight, security fears on the eve of "the joker" movie opening. theaters on alert after the warning of a potential attack. one major chain telling parents this movie is not for kids. >>> and the price you pay, how our spending habits may be fueling record atm fees. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone a rare chance to fly aboard a world war ii era bomber ended in a fiery disaster for sightseers aboard a vintage plane in killed when the crew of the civilianeded to make an emergency return to the busy hartford airport. the plane careening off the runway, exploding into flames. >> reporter: minutes after takeoff, a deadly and fiery crash. the black smoke visible for miles. >> there is a fire at one of the runways over here. >> reporter: a b-17 world war ii era bomber, part of a vintage plane exhibition offering flights to the public, crashed and sl

democratic debate since joe biden got dragged into the ukraine controversy. also, bernie sanders' first event since his heart attack. and on the eve of the new debate brand new polls. we've got national numbers, key early state numbers, and one question that got some very interesting answers from democratic voters. we have a lot more to get to. stay with us. do your asthma symptoms ever hold you back? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can lower oral steroid use. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a

: and in the race for the white house, a huge rally welcomed senator bernie sanders back to the campaign trail today, and he returned with a high profile endorsement. he held that rally, the first one since suffering the heart attack. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez now throwing her support behind the vermont senator in his bid for the white house. ellison barber is from the site of that rally in long island city, new york, the borough of queens right next to where the brooklyn senator was born. hi, ellison. >> reporter: hey, eric. yes, thousands of people showed up today to welcome senator bernie sanders back to the campaign trail, though many of his supporters said that bernie never really left. they argue that he simply took a pause. he walked onto the stage to ac/dc's "back in black," thousands of people cheering. they had a permit for 20,000 people, and they exceeded that. they're estimating just under 26,000 people out here today. senator sanders talked about his key campaign issues, things like health care, income inequality, workers' rights, homelessness and a to

alexandria ocasio-cortez endorse sanders. rob: called liz warren a capitalist that might have sealed the deal with the squad. jillian: we will be watching the polls. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye bye. ♪ >> i will not sign a bill into law that does not lower costs for middle class family. >> your signature, senator, is to have a plan for everything. except this. >> somebody who wrote the damn bill, as i said. [laughter] i do think it is appropriate to acknowledge that taxes will go up. >> at least bernie is being honest here and saying how he is going to pay for this. >> i called on twitter to suspend donald trump's account that you did not agree. >> i don't just want to push donald trump off twitter. i want to push him out of the white house. that's our job. but the way. >> join me in saying that his twitter account should be shut down. >> no. >> no? >> every candidate here is more decent, more coherent, and more patriotic than the criminal in the white house. >> we got to boot donald trump out of the ole office. >> the fact is donald trump, when we are talking about

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that time in third grade where i called my teacher "mom?" ( laughter ) now, bernie sanders, of course, looks like a man who always carries a lozenge in his pocket, well, tonight it should have been unwrapped. >> we must and will defeat trump, the most dangerous president in the history of this country. >> stephen: (as bernie) "almost as dangerous as the bumblebee that i swallowed before this debate. ( cheers and applause ) got it right there! i am going into anaphylactic shock, which would be covered under medicare for all." ( applause ) warren showed her folksy roots. >> i had two little kids, and when childcare nearly brought me down, my aunt bea moved in and saved us all. >> stephen: wait-- hold-- what? aunt bea? is elizabeth warren from mayberry? can she make barney national security adviser? now, the front runner, joe biden, was feeling the urgency of the national moment. >> i refuse to postpone one more minute. >> stephen: "because i clearly don't have a lot of time left." ( laughter ) ( applause ) and biden took aim at elizabeth warren's previous alignment with bernie sanders.

son have become targets of the trump administration. bernie sanders had heart attack. last week pete buttigieg snuck into his first r-rated movie. ( laughter ) by far, the biggest development has been the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump. that was the first topic. >> i don't think this impeachment process is going to take long because i know a confession when i see it as a former prosecutor. >> this president had obstructed justice. >> this president on three occasions has invited foreign governments and heads of governments to get engage in trying to alter our election. >> we have to impeach this president. he lied to investigators, obstructed justice, fired james comey head of the f.b.i., tried to fire mueller. >> the president ten years or 100 years from now will look back at this moment and true the conclusion either that no one is above the law or that a president can get away with anything. >> trevor: i hear what you're saying but, the way the planet is going, in 100 years from now, the president isn't going to be worried about impeachment, he has going to be wor

nbc news exclusive. bernie sanders' first interview since surviving a heart attack what he's saying about returning to the campaign trail. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone turkey tonight wasting no time launching a military attack on u.s. kurdish allies inside syria just two days after receiving a virtual green light from president trump. with american troops ordered to remain on the sidelines, a turkish air assault on kurdish areas is underway triggering panicked evacuations and fighters who once battled isis alongside american soldiers are now effectively on their own. our richard engel reports from turkey >> reporter: the bombing began in the afternoon smoke rising over border towns inside syria buildings on fire as turkish jets began striking america's allies the kurds of syria after president trump ordered u.s. troops to step aside essentially giving turkey the go ahead. the turkish president announcing the operation on twitter saying it was to neutralize terror threats. but a kurdish military spokesman says turkey is targeti

on the campaign trail. bernie sanders now out of the hospital. he is heading home to vermont. he suffered a heart attack. we'll get reaction from one of the senator's 2020 rivals. >>> we're going to start this hour with the very latest on the trump impeachment requirestorm. new details -- firestorm. new details are coming hard and fast by the hour. we're learning today from "the new york times" that there is another potential ukraine whistle-blower that is weighing whether or not to file his or her own complaint and testify to congress, according to two people briefed on that matter. according to the "times," this official has more direct information about the events described in the initial whistle-blower complaint that helped spark the impeachment inquiry. also, within the past 24 hours, the secretary of state, mike pompeo, missed a friday deadline to turn over state department documents pertaining to ukraine. the secretary spoke about the matter in front of reporters in athens earlier. take a listen. >> the state department sent a letter last night to congress which is our ini