the clinton campaign has some problems. obviously i don't think she's going to do well. that's excusable in new hampshire because it's next door to bernie sanders' hometown, but going. i mean the fact that a guy who's never sought office as a

the polls are pointing for a very good super tuesday for hillary clinton. here's nancy cordes. >> nancy:unanimous >> thank you! >> reporter: campaigning in virginia and massachusetts, candidates are behaving like gray schoolers. >> remember the little box that used to be on your kids' report cards, "plays well with others"? i'd have to put a big no. >> reporter: she's poised to make the dean's list tomorrow. the latest cbs news battleground tracker shows clinton leading sanders by 20 points in virginia, 24 points in texas and 28 points in georgia. other polls have her up in tennessee, alabama and massachusetts. and she's the former first lady of arkansas. that leaves sanders hoping for a strong showing in oklahoma, colorado, minnesota and his home state of vermont. >> we can win. no question here in minnesota. if we have the turnout. >> reporter: the two have found common cause in their distaste for donald trump. when sanders called trump "a hatemonger" online, clinton retweeted it. but otherwise she has begun to focus less on him and more on her likely rac

. >> reporter: clinton changed her focus after her south carolina blowout. >> tomorrow, this campaign goes national! >> reporter: she won the state's african-american vote by a staggering 72 points. on "face the nation," sanders didn't sugar-coat it. >> we did really, really, really badly with older african-americans voters. we got decimate. >> reporter: tomorrow, he must compete in seven more southern states. tracker shows him trailing clinton by 24 points in texas and 28 points in georgia. voters there said clinton is more qualified, but they viewed sanders as more principle and hon honest. >> secretary clinton does it a little bit differently. >> reporter: a distinction he tried to draw in oklahoma city. >> if you're going to get paid $200,000 for a speech, must be a pretty damn good speech. and if it's such a good speech, you got to release the transcript! let everybody see it! >> reporter: clinton campaigned in nashville, a camera caught her can dit reaction when he told her about the latest trump controversy. sanders shared that sentiment tweeting america's first black president

so, again, i think our message, the clinton campaign was very strong, remember, this is their fourth campaign in south carolina. two for bill clinton, two for hillary clinton. they had it well organized. they did well tonight, i congratulate them. we came into that state polls. hoe. but i want to thank all of our supporters, the members of the south carolina state legislature who stuck with us. >> our polls show that one bright spot for you is that a big majority think you are more honest and trustworthy than hillary clinton. what does it say to you, though, that voters may believe that and yet are voting for hillary clinton? >> well, i think people cast their votes for a number of reasons. i think, if you look at your polls, you'll probably find t tt many, many people think that our views are closer to what they believe the future of america should be. our views are closer on economic issues. a lot of those polls come down to demographics, to age, to how much money you are making. look, the bottom line is, we started this campaign, john, 3% in the polls. in the last two weeks, that

and we are the only campaign that has beaten donald trump and we're the only candidate that can beat donald trump if you look at super tuesday states we're running neck and neck with donald in states all across super tuesday. so it is my hope that all of the republicans who recognize that nominating a candidate who agrees with hillary clinton on host of issues, who has very similar record, is not the path to victory. if we come together, conservatives stand together we'll have great night. >> dickerson: if they don't is he unstoppable? >> there is no doubt that if tuesday, wins everywhere with big marge in that he may well be unstoppable. i don't think that will happen. but i think if you're at home and you don't want donald trump to be the republican nominee then only candidate who can beat donald is our campaign. so i would encourage, even if you like another candidate, stand with us if you don't want donald to be the nominee. if and when we stop him on sunner tuesday, that is how we end upbeating donald and nominating a proven conservative which is what it's going to take. >> dick

. >> reporter: clinton has camped out in the state all week, protecting her lead. she, her husband, and daughter about a combined nine campaign events just yesterday and prominent african-americans like congressman jim clyburn and new jersey senator cory booker have gone to bat for her. what is the senator from new jersey going in south carolina? >> an old saying we are all in this together so what affects >> reporter: sanders at a fish fry opened with this line. >> in 1963, i was there with dr. king for the march on washington for jobs and freedom. >> reporter: all that was overshadowed friday by the republican food fight which was just fine with the democrats. in a statement, the democratic national committee if anyone is wetting their pants it's rubio. the super pac supporting clinton released a picture of a seal cracking up. clinton, herself, didn't mention trump, electing to let the republicans turn on each other. and watch what happened when we asked sanders about it. what do you think about senator rubio and donald trump. no thoughts? that appeared to be a n

hillary clinton court the vote there yesterday. a majority of voters in south carolina are african-americans. bernie sanders focused on minorities as well during a visit to flint, michigan, where water crisis was a top priority. >> any silver lining out of this tragedy is it is my hope that people in america will look at flint and say never again can we allow a community to undergo this. >> the minority vote will play a big r re on super tuesday. neither candidate can win the delegate rich states without their vote. >>> nevada governor brian sandoval says he is not interested in being considered for the supreme court. word had leaked that the white house was considering sandoval, a moderate republican, to replace antonin scalia. sandoval gave no reason for his decision. >>> coming up on the "morning news." seaworld spies. the marine theme park admits to infiltrating animal welfare groups. >>> later, mark zuckerberg says stop defacing a black lives matter logo on a wall. this is the "cbs morning news." ...i started taking claritin e

bill clinton....campaigning on behalf of his wife "hillary clinton"...visited the "golden strip career center" in mauldin... the former president dropped by to see how the school is helping students earn work ready certificates in several fields... he later held a rally to get out the vote at "u-s-c upstate"... "hillary clinton" made several stops in south carolina... one of them was here at this "corridor of opportunity town hall" at the "williamsburg county recreation center" in "kingstree"... rallies were also held in rock hill... vermont senator "bernie sanders" was not in south carolina ... but spent some time in ohio... he held this rally in "berea".... "sanders" will return to the palmetto state tomorrow for rallies at "claflin university" in orangeburg...a nd at "township auditorium" in columbia... a new poll out today shows a big lead for "hillary clinton" ... in the latest "clemson university palmetto poll"...a survey of 650 likely voters by phone shows 64 percent will likely vote for "clinton"... and 14 percent would vote for "bernie sanders"... 22 percent say they're undeci

clinton's competition campaigning outside of the palmetto state today. bernie sanders in ohiowelhirr south carolina tomorrow, there's a rally at the university in orangeburg. campaigning before the poll os open, 7:00 a.m., saturday morning. tonight, the five remaining republicannpresidential candidates preparing for another cable news debate. >> next week, nearly a dozen states will hold their nomination contests on super tuesday. which could lead donald trump to lock up the gop nomination. >> a lot of delegates at state next week. >>reporter: the stage is set, expectaribuaft wing new hampshire, south carolina and nevada, some are asking if donald trump already >> weren't expected to win too much and now we're winning, winning, winning. >>reporter: trump has a huge lead in delegates, but with candida likjb bush no longer in the race, senators marco rubio, and/or ted cruz are hoping to find an opening to stop trump's momentum. >> i'm curious how many reporters asked marco rubio after losing four states in a row, so when do you drop out? when you haven't w

they run a campaign based on insults. >> reporter: clinton is camped out in south carolina, protecting her large lead in the polls here. >> hi. >> reporter: sanders headed west in search of greener pastures and he found them. >> here in missouri! >> reporter: 7,000 people came to here him speak in kansas city. almost 10,000 in tulsa. >> i look out add this crowd, i don't think there is any way we are going to lose on tuesday! >> reporter: the only other candidate drawing crowds this large is trump. but, so far, the enthusiasm has not translated into turnout, which is down on the democratic side since 2008 in the three contests held so far. and that is a problem for >> voter turnout is everything. our job is to create a high voter turnout. if there is a large turnout, i think we will do very well. >> reporter: translation? sanders needs his young supporters to hit the polls in record numbers and offset clinton's advantage with older and more reliable advantage. in nevada she won by a full 50 points and won the caucus. you say you want to create the revolution that clinton couldn't. is t

will you lie is the home run of campaign questions. you just say no! and then touch all of the bases! >> is that a question that you'd like another shot at answering? >> i'll just say no. >> with three days left before the primary, clinton still leads the polls in south carolina. have you guys ever told a lie? >> and has her sense of humor intact. >> have you? >> yes. >> have you? >> yes. >> have you? >> yes, i have. >> the polls got it right in nevada. confessed! thank you. >> i know. >> i'm just waiting -- >> i'm waiting to find the person who has never told a lie! >> mike lupica my be that man. >>> donald trump got another decisive win in nevada and won by 22 points and beating his rivals in virtually every voter category. marco rubio in second ahead of ted cruz by nearly 2,000 votes. trump celebrated a victory in las vegas. >> we have maesamazing numbers coming out of tennessee and arkansas and florida. it is going to be an amazing two months. we might not need the two >>> mike lupica is known for his pro pro provoctary comments. mike, welcome back

i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. >>> jeb bush dropped out of the presidential race. this is crazy. jeb bush spent $130 million and didn't win a single state. yes. jeb spent yesterday commiserating with his campaign manager, nicolas cage. >> is there any chance jeb bush will vote for donald trump? i know he's a republican, but if it comes down to the -- he's voting for hillary, guaranteed. >> i will always respect him for trudging on despite sinking poll numbers, dubbing himself the joyful tortoise. but now the turtle is dead. and what does one do with a dead tortoise? >> oh. >> ouch. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." oh, stephen. >> stephen! >> coming up -- it's very painful. coming up in this half hour, bill cosby's wife gives her first testimony in a defamation lawsuit against the comedian. how camille cosby came face to face with one of the women who accuses her husband of sexual assault. >>> plus yahoo! is browsing for a buyer. mellody hobson is here to show us who is in play and whether ceo marissa mayer will keep her job. that's ahead. >>> the "washington

none of them are paid by the clinton campaign. though a couple did work for former president, bill clinton. they say, many economists share their concerns. sanders told us, they didn't numbers themselves. and that, plenty of experts, side with him, scott. thanks. and we'll be right back. [ tree crashes ] [ wind howling ] >>> crunching the delegate numbers is john dicker sorch, cbs news, political director and anchor of "face the nation." john, huge primary nights on march 1 and march 15th. can any one catch trump? marco rubio's strategy is that he is trying to claim he is the one mainstream alternative to donald trump. but he still hasn't won a contest. his best shot for a decisive win may not happen until march 15th. when the more moderate electorates in ohio and florida vote. before that rubio has to beat from the mainstream title and do well enough to survive on super tuesday, march 1, when 11 states vote. many which have electorates that favor donald trump and cruz. >> trump may have momentum off march 1 then. >> that's right.

none of them are paid by the clinton campaign, though a couple did work for former president bill clinton. they say many economists share their concerns but sanders told us they didn't take the time to crunch the numbers themselves and that plenty of experts side with him, scott. >> pelley: nancy cordes, thanks. well, curving the delegate numbers for us is john dickerson, our cbs news political director and anchor of "face the nation." john, huge primary nights coming on march 1stst and march 15th. can anyone catch trump? >>. >> reporter: well, marco rubio's strategy is he's trying the claim he's the one mainstream alternative to donald trump, but he still hasn't won a contest and his best shot for a decisive win may in the happen until march 15th when the more moderate electorate in ohio and florida vote. before that rubio has to beat back a challenge from john and do well enough to survive on super tuesday, march 1st, when 11 states vote, many of which have electorates that favor donald trump and ted cruz. >> pelley: trump might have a lot of mow -- momentum coming off of march 1st then

. >> clinton's campaign was relieved after saturday as win in nevada. her razor-thin victor iny in iowa. sanders say they still have the momentum for the upcoming primaries and november election. >> nevada presidential caucus is tomorrow. campaigning in nevada today. trump trump swept the victory in saturday as voter turnout set a record. marco rubio edged out ted cruz for second place by over 1,000 votes and jeb bush's third disappointing loss in a row marked the end of his presidential campaign. he suspended his campaign before all of the votes were counted. peggy noonan is a cbs news contributor and is writing about the 2016 presidential race. good morning. >> good morning. it is monday! yea! >> we love monday. >> it was tough to see jeb bush on the stage pull out of the race. what do you think that says about where we are now? >> oh, my gosh. it says a million things. this was a candidacy that i was skeptical of actually from the beginning. it didn't seem to me that jeb was the answer to any question i think he proved that there is a lot of people i

hillary clinton fresh off a win at the nevada united states and campaigned in houston last night. earlier she admitted she will have to work to persuade voters she has their best interests at heart. >> i think there's an underlying question that maybe is really in the back of people's minds and that is, you know, is she in it for us or is she in it for herself? i think that's a question that people are trying to sort through. >> bernie sanders says he has a but admits he has to work harder among african-american voters. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," "face the nation" moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson joins us to discuss this weekend's results and what comes next. >>> the supreme court returns to work today and, for the first time in nearly three decades, it will hear a case without justice antonin scalia. scalia died february 13th. his funeral was saturday. without scalia, the court could be split 4-4 and that means a lower court ruling would stand with no nationwide precedent, or the court to order the case to be reargued after a new justice is appoi

your message has influenced hillary clinton a great deal. should people say where are some big wins for bernie sanders? or hey, this is a message campaign. and let the message continue through the contests? >> this is not a message campaign the we are in the race to win. i think on super tuesday for example, you will see major john as you know. most people know. these primary elections and caucus elections are proportional. and that means it is not winner take off. for example, hillary clinton in nevada got 19 delegates. we got 15. we will need 2400 to win. a state-by-state process. and we are going to win big states on super tuesday. >> in the cbs poll of nevada caucus goers, 90% thought hillary clinton had the right experience to be president. only abut 10% said you had the right experience. how do you change that feeling? >> well, i think we have, remember when weep start started this campaign. hillary clinton is almost universally known. she was a first lady. secretary of state. a senator. i am a senator from the very small great state o

>> well, i think remember when we started this campaign, hillary clinton is almost universally known. she was a first lady, she was secretary of state, she was a senator. i am a senator from the very small state and great state of vermont. not a lot of people know me or my experience. my 25 years in congress, eight years as mayor of the city of burlington. i think we are making progress, we have long way to go. people also have got to understand the agenda that we are fighting. this is a senator who has taken on every powerful special interest, whether it's wall street, whether it's drug companies ripping off the american people, military industrial complex, more people know our record the better we do. i point out, john, that just yesterday to the best of my knowledge we actually won latino vote in nevada that is a major break through for us in reaching out to a diverse nation. >> dickerson: that is major break through. hillary clinton however won among african american voters, a large portion of the electorate in south carolina, you don't seem to be making inroads and the clock is t

we begin with a campaign 2016 update from nevada where cbs news projects hillary clinton has defeated bernie sanders in today's democratic caucuses. have a look at the numbers as the count continues at this point, clinton with 52% to sanders' 48%. on the republican side, polls close in south carolina in half an hour at 7:00 eastern time. we have both contests covered, starting with nancy cordes and the democrats in las vegas. nancy. >> reporter: jim, this is a after a brutal loss in new hampshire a week and a half ago. clinton herself took the stage here at caesar's palace in las vegas about 15 minutes ago. take a listen to what she had to say. >> i want to thank each and every one of you. you turned out in every corner of the state with determination and purpose. hotel and casino workers who never wavered. ( cheers and applause ) tens of thousands of men and women with kids to raise, bills to pay, and dreams that won't die. this is your campaign. ( applause ) and it is-- >> reporter: in a statement, senator sanders said, "i just spoke to secretary clinton and congratulated her on her

while campaign in las vegas on friday, clinton spoke about taking action on immigration. >> i will immediately begin working on the priority legislation that i want the congress to deal with right away, and immigration reform will be among those issues. >> senator sanders spoke about immigrants who are concerned about income and equality. >> they should be concerned. in america today, people should not be working for nine or ten bucks an hour. >> the democratic primary in south carolina will be held next saturday. the republican caucuses in nevada are tuesday. >>> democratic voters in nevada can head t the caucuses with more reading material from hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state. the state department rah hahas released 500 more documents from none was marked as classified at the time it was sent. the obama administration is expecting to finish making clinton's e-mails public by february 29th, the day before the super tuesday primaries. >>> bernie sanders' campaign confirms that an ar tif photo from the "chicago tribune" shows sanders being arrested more than half a century ago. t

and something has emerged that is potentially damaging to hillary clinton's campaign, and it's hillary clinton-- it's true-- who has been dogged by questions trustworthiness, and here she is yesterday with our friend scott pelley. you know in 1976, jimmy carter famously said, "i will not lie to you". >> well, i will tell you, i have tried in every way i know how, literally from my years as a young lawyer, all the way through my time as secretary of state to level with the american people. >> some people are going to call that wiggle room that you gave yourself there. >> well, no. >> jimmy carter said, "i will never lie to you." >> you know, you're asking me to say, "have i ever?" i don't believe i ever have. i don't believe i ever have. i don't believe i ever will. i am going to do the best i can to level with the american people. >> stephen: how can you be this bad at it? just say no! just say no! ( laughter ) the united states! even-- even richard nixon knew to say, "i am not a crook." he didn't say, "it has always been my intention, as far as i believe, i will do the best i can to n

but did go after democrats "hillary clinton" and "bernie sanders". rubio is scheduled to make a campaign stop at clemson university...in less than 30- minutes... at the "madren conference center". ohio governor john kasich...campaigned in columbia ... this morning. he held a town hall... and addressed the concerns of voters. a video of kasich ... embracing a young man... went viral yesterday. kasich says...it's something that happens... often: ----- "for some reason people feel safe in telling me stuff. i know that there's a be message then abouteoet me, isoao us hoymore attei t ehpeople." ----- kasich... has been putting a strong emphasis on his faith and comforting others ... going through hard times. he said... if we don't grow the economy ... and create jobs there will be more people... hurting. here is a live look... at donald trump's latest campaign stop. he's inside the "north charleston convention center"...for a rally... that just started a few minutes ago. full day of trump visits... in the lowcountry. "donald trump" made stops today in paw

keep their campaigns alive. we're going to start with the democrats tonight. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: with time running out in nevada, clinton courted union workers in las vegas-- >> i did not just wake up one day and say, "oh, my goodness, workers are being mistreaead!" >> reporter: while sanders stumped in rural nevada. >> let us go forward together. >> reporter: the state will be the first test of their appeal to minority voters. nevada is more than a quarter latino. clinton has tried to blunt sanders' momentum here by portraying him as one dimensional, focused only on income inequality. what do you think of secretary clinton cawlings you a one-issue candidate? >> obviously, she has not been listening to my how far and a half speech. >> reporter: both are campaigning with one eye on the larger south carolina primary democrats will hold a week from tomorrow. justice in south carolina, exposed racism in alabama schools. >> reporter: clinton released a new ad today narrated by morgan freeman, and she won the endorsement of the highest ranking african

. >>> bernie sanders and hillary clinton are in nevada for one last day of campaigning before a new cbs news national poll shows clinton with an eight-point lead in the democratic race. that is mostly unchanged from last month but it is down from her 20-point lead back in december. the two candidates reached out to voters last night at a town hall. nancy cordes is in las vegas where both campaigns are focusing on a key segment of the population. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. nevada will really be the first test of these candidates that deal with minority voters. the state is more than 25% latino. immigration was the prime topic at that town hall last night in las vegas. >> six years we have been separated. my little girl was in kindergarten when he left. >> reporter: at last night's night town hall, hillary clinton and bernie sanders made the same assurances to a woman who says her undocument husband was sent back to mexico. >> what you just described is unacceptable. and should not be happening. >> when you get there, how long i've been waiting six years

for clinton, these are high stakes in nevada. after losing new hampshire in a landslide, and essentially tying in iowa. she's decided to stay right here through the caucus. we spoke to her in her las vegas campaign office today. and bernie sanders have tapped into? it's a powerful thing. >> look, i do think, scott, people are angry. people like, you know, their government's not working for them. the economy's not working. the political system is not working. so i think people are angry, but they're also hungry for solutions. but i also see in the eyes of the people i'm meeting with, okay, tell me something i can believe. don't over-promise. tell me what i can believe you will do for me and my familil and that's what i've tried to do. >> pelley: your resume checks almost every box in terms of experience, but that doesn't seem to be what the american people want in this election. >> you know, i think at the end of the day, voters understand they are selecting someone to be both president and commander in chief, and i'm proud of the

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hillary clinton and bernie sanders are competing for the support of african-americans who make up more than half of the state's electorate. here is nancy cordes. >> do you guys feel the bern? >> in atlanta, sanders teamed up with the rapper and joined hand with black ministers. >> we pray for bernie sanders. >> in harlem, clinton argued sanders was newcomer to the fight for racial equality. >> you can't show up election time and say the right things and hope that is enough. we can't start building relationships a few weeks before a vote. supporters have even questioned sanders' claims he was part of the civil rights movement. but this video from 1963, apares to show a young sanders, resisting arrest in chicago. he was protesting in an african-american neighborhood that day over the city's plan to construct a school entirely out of mobile homes. is it him? a sanders aide told cbs news he thinks so but isn't 100% sure. we are looking into it. >> we have got to end racism. >> reporter: at morehouse, historically black college in atlanta last night. sanders said he would reform the crimina

. >> my campaign is really about breaking every barrier. >> reporter: today, clinton proposed a $2 billion plan to reform school discipline policies that she says are failing black students. >> and we will dramatically counselors, school psychologists, and social workers. >> reporter: sanders focused on black incarceration rates. >> tell me why in the richest country in the history of the world, why we should have more people in jail than any other country on earth. anyone tell me why? ( applause ) >> reporter: clinton is leading among south carolina african americans by nearly 40 poingts. she sought to cement that advantage today by implying sanders is new to the fight for racial equality. >> you can't just show up at election time and say the right things and think that's enough. we can't start building relationships a few weeks before a vote. ( applause ) >> reporter: he argued the civil right movement inspired his fight against wall street greed. >> but people didn't cower. people didn't back down. people kept going forward. >> reporter: both candidates bring up race more frequently th

i will also say this, i think you can get a sense of the nervousness within the clinton campaign. i have seen that they're now using their super pack money. against me. so i think they understand that in this campaign we have momentum. superdelegates are beginning to perceive that as well. >> have you heard from any superdelegates, they're not bound. they could switch. though committed to hillary clinton. any warming signals from an of them coming to you. >> just met with a couple last night. >> that sounds, sound encouraging. senator sanders. look forward to talking to you again soon. >> thank you very much. >> the cbs overnight news will be right back. motionsense. protection to keep you moving. degreeit won't let you down. (sounds of birds whistling) music introducing new k-y touch gel cr me. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. mom had a guaranteed accept

hillary clinton should do well in south carolina. if she doesn't do well there, a warning sign for the campaign. >> he is trying to make inroads in the african-american community. will we see that probably increase the next few weeks? >> he has no choice. we are coming to a slew of the s.e.c. primary they call it and he needs to pull away the vote but needs to pull enough away to win some of those contests. >> we keep asking this question at some part do you think a centrist candidate will pull away. >> it's a three-way split. donald trump pulls a lot of that moderate vote because he pulls a lot of the vote. it's a four-way contest in that regard as well. all people will be sticking and cbsn will have coverage from south carolina starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> nearly a hundred million people are in a deep freeze this morning with the northeast facing some e the coldest temperatures of the winter. just to the south in north carolina, icy roads and freezing temperatures caused accidents that sent vehicles skidding off the road. >>>

hillary clinton and bernie to make the case that they are the better choice to win against republicans. both are campaigning hard to african-american voters who make up a large percentage of south carolina electorate. >> in america today in our economy a whole lot of those poor people are african-american. >> the affordable care act has helped more african-americans than any other group. >> i should say the electorate. the primary is february 27th. >>> republicans preparing for a debate of their own. >> some of them took the stage today for a faith and family forum at bob jones university. addie hampton is still there and been there for some time today. any differences among these candidates there today? >> reporter: lots of differences in fact. all have the one main goal of earning that highest office in the land, that big job that they want your earlier today we heard from dr. ben carson, governor jeb bush and senator marco rubio. that event is not over yet. let's take you back inside where just a few moments ago senator ted cruz took the stage for this forum. he's standing alongside

you endorsed hillary clinton june of 2015. in new hampshire. were you surprised that it was that big? now moving forward? >> what i love about hillary when we first talked about this campaign, she just said to me right away, this is not a coronation coronation, this is going to be a hard-fought campaign. >> she said that at the >> she said she is going to have to earn this campaign, quote, earn this nomination, quote/unquote, wanted me on the team. i'm proud to be a part of it. we knew that vermont is bernie's backyard and she would have a tough time and it would be a real stretch to win that. but now we are going into a very diverse part of our nation where the democratic base is really represented in every element and i think she is going to be strong. >> both she and bernie sanders last night seemed to embrace barack obama in ways people say i haven't seen that before. >> right. it's interesting to watch as a guy working in the senate the last two years to see, suddenly, after you pivot away from new hampshire bernie having photo-ops with af

vowed today to campaign for clinton. hakeem jeffries of new york was one of them. >> hillary clinton has been there from the very beginning to deal with the gun violence epidemic and its impact on african-american communities across the countrtr >> reporter: she has prayed with black pastors, met with black lives matter protesters and is airing this new ad in the south. >> you have to face up to the hard truth of injustice and systematic racism. >> reporter: her campaign says sanders is a johnny-come-lately on race issues. he says he got his start in activism during the civil rights movement. scoffed at that today. >> but i never saw him. i never met him. i would chair the student nonviolent coordinating committee, but i met hillary clinton. i met president clinton. >> reporter: sanders does speak frequently about incarceration rates and poverty. >> 51% of young african-american kids in this country are unemployed or underemployed. that is a national tragedy. that has got to change. >> reporter: the influential writer ta

vowed today to campaign for clinton. hakeem jeffries of new york was one of them. >> hillary clinton has been there from the very beginning to deal with the gun violence epidemic and its impact on african american communities across the country. >> reporter: she has prayed with black pastors, met with black lives matter protestors and is airing this new ad in the south. hard truth of injustice and systematic racism. >> reporter: her campaign says sanders is a johnny-come-lately on race issues. he says he got his start in activism during the civil rights movement. georgia congressman john lewis scoffed at that today. >> but i never saw him. i never met him. i chaired the student non-violent coordinating committee, but i met hillary clinton. i met president clinton. >> reporter: sanders does speak frequently about incarceration rates and poverty. >> 51% of young african american kids in this country are unemployed or underemployed. that i i a national tragedy. that has got to change. >> reporter: the influential writer tan

>>> nancy cordes is covering the clinton campaign for us. nancy? >> scott, new hampshire was one state. but it exposed a couple of serious weaknesses for her campaign. softening support among women and almost no support among millenials. >> i know i have some work to do, particularly with young people. >> clinton identified the problem last night. but now needs to solve it. youthful energy that was a hallmark of the obama campaign. and now, surround bernie sanders. feel the bern! >> reporter: part of her challenge is younger voters tend to be more liberal voters. her opponent once again ties her left. voters under 30, suzanne jones went for sanders last night by more than 60 points. >> for me i don't care about gender or race or anything like that. if i share their views then they have my vote. >> clinton aide acknowledge she needs to reconnect with women who flocked to her first bid. she won new hampshire women by 12 points. last night lost them by nearly the same margin. teacher jesse collie was one of the defectors. >> a tough decision for you?

nancy cordes is covering the clinton campaign for us. nancy. >> reporter: scott, new hampshire was just one state, but it exposed a coup of serious weaknesses for her campaign-- and almost no support among millennials. >> i know i have some work to do, particularly with young people. >> reporter: clinton identified the problem last night. now, she needs to solve it and try to capture the youthful energy that was a hallmark of the obama campaign and now surrounds bernie sanders. >> feel the bern! feel the bern! >> reporter: part of her challenger is that younger voters tend to be more liberal voters and her opponent, once again, is to her left. voters under 30, like joe, went for sanders last night by more than 60 point. >> for me, i don't rerely care about gender or race or anything like that. if i share their views, then they have my vote. >> reporter: clinton aides acknowledge she needs to reconnect with women who flocked to her first bid. in 2008, she won new hampshire women by 12 points. last night, she lost them by nearly the same m

. >> sanders win is a blow the to hillary clinton's campaign. she barely got a win in iowa and lost in last night's primary by more than 20 points. she did get key support in south carolina. >> she's going to do all she can to make this world a better place, but she's got to work within the bounds of reality. other candidates that promise the moon and can't deliver, in south carolina, that's going to be the difference. >> that is house minority leader todd rutherford a noujs his endorsement -- announcing his endorsement of hillary clinton. bernie sanders also has endorsements from six is south carolina lawmakers. >>> here's a look at the top five finishes from the republican primary. cruz, who got a solid win in iowa, placed third last night there may not be a clear leader, but trump's confident that he'll emerge as the top dog. as the focus shifts to the palmetto state. carolina. >> here in the upstate, he'll be holding a rally at the t. ed garsen arena at 7:00 p.m. and we have a live crew there and we'll check with them coming up: and trump no

what does this mean for hillary clinton's campaign? >> well, it means they have got to come up with something quickly to get the conversation off of her devastating loss, this trouncing she took in new hampshire. and explain how she is going to come back. but also if she were to get the nomination, how she rebuilds the obama coalition. when you lose that badly among voters under 30 is a problem if you say you're going to build a robust general election campaign and that is been one of her strong arguments that she is more electable. >> a democrat unwho is unable to inspire strong levels of support in minority communities will the presidency in the general election. >> she has to win south carolina. having been in south carolina and seen her organization, eight months ago, they have been working the state hard. so it's not -- they have got every possible advantage in south carolina. and that memo is right. a democrat has to do well with minority voters. but a democrat also has to do well with the young voters and has to inspire those vo

>> reporter: there was no impok comeback in the cards for clinton. as in iowa she struggled to win the support of young voters. >> i know i have some work to do, particularly with young people. >> reporter: clinton's e-mail controversy appeared to have the quality that mattered most to voters was whether or not the candidate was honest and trustworthy. nearly 90% of new hampshire democrats said sanders has that quality, while less than half felt that way about clinton. >> african-american parents shouldn't have to worry that their children will be harassed, humiliated, even shot because of the color of their skin. >> reporter: now she is spinning her hopes on gaining the support of black and hispanic voters in upcoming states. her campaign sent out a memo last night touting her appeal among minorities, saying a democrat can't win the white house without the support of those constituencies. sanders now has a lot of momentum heading into nevada and south carolina, the next contests on the calendar. but he will need to increase his support among minorit

as for alternatives to vote, the finishers tonight could help some campaign scorktz, and deal a death blow torgs. >> pelley: there's no chance of a death blow to the democratic side, but bernie friends who have been working day and night for me. >> reporter: the clinton camp has tried to write off the sanders lead as nothing more than loving thy neighbor. after all, his home state of vermont is known here as "new hampshire upside down." >> you know, i'm so happy to be out here. >> reporter: but clinton was leading here until the fall, when sanders caught on, especially with young voters like dan boucher. >> he's the only one who seriously talks about the income gap and wealth quality so it was an easy one for me. >> reporter: becoming a major contender does pose new challenges. >> if you guys want to walk, we're going to walk a little bit. >> reporter: a senator who was toting his own lawnt laundry just a few weeks ago is now flanked by secret service which, as he learned today, makes an impromptu stroll around the block a lot more complicated. the next couple of contests will be anyt

the clinton campaign has some problems. obviously i don't think she's going to do well. that's excusable in new hampshire because it's next door to bernie sanders' hometown, but going. i mean the fact that a guy who's never sought office as a something about the strength of the campaign. some said bernie sanders is a sex it. that might be one step too far. he may be many things. i'm not sure he's a sexist. this thing is going to be rowdy and i wouldn't be surprised after new hampshire if there's not some kind of a shakeup in the clinton race. >> let's talk about that. there's story that she's looking at the options. let's talk about mike bloomberg. you talked to him. >> i talked to him about a couple of weeks ago. charlie knows him well. probably knows more about this than i do. he told me off the record. i guess now he's talking publicly about it. i'm not breaking any rules. he told me he's going decide within a month whether he's going to do it. i think it's looking more and more like he will. >> he's looking at the advantage until march. >> the question now and i thin

is he in the same fix as hillary clinton? >> it is a corrupt, it is a corrupt campaign finance system. let me tell you something, john. at the very top of my list, of goals that i want to accomplish, as president of the united states. it does not mean that billionaires should be annal to buy elections. >>en the townhall the other night you said the financial interests "are not giving me very much money now." according to "the washington post" analysis, donors at hedge funds, banks, insurance companies and other financial least $21.4 million. 10% of what you raised. that's a lot of money. >> that's not the calculation that we have done. that's somebody's analysis the i will not argue with it. what is really going on here, john is disturbing to me. i'll be frank with you. what the sanders campaign is trying to do is link donations to my political campaign or really donations to any one's political campaign with undue influence with changing people's views and votes. i have never, ever done that. i really do resent the implicati

. >>> new hampshire voters go to the polls tomorrow in the first primary of the 2016 campaign. hillary clinton is trying to chip away at bernie sanders' lead, while donald trump is trying to rebound from his second-place finish in the iowa caucuses. a just released poll shows trump leads all of others but a crowded field in the race for second place. on the democratic race, the race has tightened somewhat but bernie sanders remains a ten-point lead over hillary clinton. weijia jiang is in manchester, new hampshire. >> reporter: good morning. this first primary could be a make or break situation for several lagging campaigns, but political analysts say a lot of the very last minute, in many cases, until tomorrow, to pick a candidate so it's impossible to really tell what could happen. just one day before the new hampshire primary, donald trump is hoping to stay ahead of his fellow republican rivals and secure a win on tuesday. >> i'm $40 million underbudget and i'm number one in the polls, all right? >> we are going to win new hampshire in the general election and we are going t

charlie is off today. >>> bernie sanders and hillary clinton gogoack to campaigning in new hampshire this morning, after their most heated debate so far. >> the democratic candidates hit each other hard over wall street influence and campaign tactics. >> when you were asked about speaking fees, you said that is what they offered. have you been too dismissive of voters concerns about this issue? >> i may not have done the job i should in explaining my record. >> being part of the establishment is -- is in the last quarter, having a super pac that raised $15 million from wall street. kind of attacks by insinuation are worthy of you and enough is enough. if you've got something to say, say it directly, but you will not find that i ever changed a view or a vote because of any donations that i ever received. >> i think it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out in recent weeks. the numbers just don't add up from what senator sanders has been proposing. >> the middle class bailed out wall street in their time of need. now it is wall street's ti

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the clinton campaign happily sided with him. press secretary brian fallon. >> this is an example of overclassification run amok. >> reporter: the state department announced last week that 22 of clinton's e-mails which sat on her private server for years are being reclassified highest levels of classification, higher than the secret and confidential designations given to the powell and rice e-mails. more than 1,500 clinton e-mails have already been put in those categories. isn't there a big difference between an e-mail or two being classified as confidential and 22 e-mails being classified as top secret. >> these e-mails that have been judged top secret are completely wrong. we want them released. let the public see them. >> reporter: f.b.i. is still looking into clinton's use of a private server, but, scott, the clinton campaign views this as a rare positive development in a year-long controversy. >> pelley: nancy cordes with the clinton campaign. nancy, thank you. today in the water emergency in flint, michigan, the e.p.a. said

. >> reporter: clinton has been challenged by sanders on the money that she has taken from wall street, but she challenged him last night to find one instance where she has done wall street bidding. still her campaign is clearly sensitive about this line of attack and overnight, norah, we learned that they have cancelled a fund-raiser with a boston financial firm. week. >>> this morning, two gop questions are questioning president obama's first visit to an american mosque. donald trump said maybe he feels comfortable there. speaking at the mosque outside baltimore, the president said many muslims tell them their worried about their future in >> they talked about how their children were asking are we country? are e going to be rounded up? that? conversations that you shouldn't have to have with children. not in this country. we are one american family and when any part of our family starts to feel separate or tears at the very fabric of our nation. >> the president criticized what he called, quote, inexcusable muslim americans. >>> concerning is growing this morning about the spread of

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. >>> continuing campaign 2016, we havelearned iowa democratic party derhillary clinton the iowa of iowa caucus by a very narr margin in what was the closest race in caucus history, she edged out bernie sae snight was the first time we saw how voters feel about the candidates i26. altrump came in second in iowa caucuses to senator ted cruz. oethat mean he has what d jordan is live in greenvillewith more about that. p tom, obviously ted cruz is riding a huge wave of suppo after the win in iowa. a lot of supporters in south carolina believe he can perhaps duplicatett at home but one political watcher told us not so fast. >d bless the great state of iowa. reporter:tessenator ted cruz dwhat many a few weeks ago said was impossible, stopped dd csuedo ttop of the list in iowa leaving the new york billionaire in second place. s litscien professor doesn't think that will workwith south carolina primary voters. >> they would be comfortable with rubio and that is likely to be the future in south carolina, there will be movement td rubio. >> reportosenator caucubsesays he has a strongeground game i

looks at the iowa results and the next stage of the campaign. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> close to 40 million americans this morning are facing a severe heavy winter threat. several states are under blizzard warnings today. the violent storm is pushing across the central planes. meteorologist chris spears is at denver international airport where the winds are disrupting >> good morning from snowy denver international airport. we have 4.69 inches. we're going to give you a view of the errant. we're snowed in this morning. we had 500 cancellations on monday. 100 and counting. the snow falling 1 inch per hour. overnight a powerful winter storm slammed the country's midsection from colorado to kansas car wrecks littered streets as the mounting snow caused several dangerous accidents. the strong winds and whiteout conditions forced the partial closure of several highways including interstate 70. around the denver area, people struggled to move their cars through the heavy snow, already more than 7 inches in and around the mile high city w