reverend al sharpton. of course, you're in the black headquarters. is it okay for candidates to use victims' family members to rally support? >> you're asking is it okay to provide comfort to victims' families and shine light on atrocities previously kept in the dark? heck, yeah. >> larry: okay, all right. [ applause ] so. what about this, then? who is black headquarters going to tell black people to officially endorse? >> black headquarters will be selecting a candidate soon and black people will be alerted who to vote for if we could ever get this one issue figured out. >> larry: which issue is that? >> larry, beyonce just announced a world tour. we're focused on getting some darn tickets! [ laughter ] >> larry: robin thede, holly walker, mike yard, and reverend al sharpton. we'll be right back, everyone! oh, my gosh! listen up, i'm mike yard keeping black history 100 for "the nightly show." the nfl's willie thrower broke the color barrier for quarterbacks in 1953. but nobody believed him, not even his neighbors, not until abc ran a piece in 2002,

because obviously al sharpton is a controversial figure. the stuff he said after ferguson where he was saying there's no deadly threat and as it turns out there was. the doj concluded that officer was facing a deadly threat. go ahead. >> i think some would ago the president of the nra is a controversial figure, as well. clearly kevin hasn't realized we're in a presidential election where candidates court votes in many different ways. you seen ted cruz had a rally at a prayer meeting to court the evangelical vote. >> his point is that al sharpton doesn't speak for african-americans -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> now that richard brings up ted cruz, ted cruz is a christian and he's not courting the evangelical vote, that's the media saying that. ted cruz is living a christian life. he talks about it openly. he isn't going to meet with churches and saying let me pander to the evangelicals. everybody is going to recruit the typical people -- >> that's what bernie sanders is doing in new york city. >> no, it isn't. bernie sanders is pandering. >

al sharpton before heading to south carolina. outfront now, van jones and michael nutter, former mayor of philadelphia and a hillary clinton supporter. van, joe is speaking to this. the conventional wisdom is hillary clinton will do very well with black voters in the upcoming contest, but this doesn't necessarily bear out. bernie sanders has a history of supporting causes that are important to the african-american community as well. can he get enough of the black vote to win? >> well, we will see. obviously, hillary clinton has a formidable lead because she has put in the work. she has long standing relationships in the black community and particularly in south carolina. at the same time, there's a foot race on over race right now. it's not like hillary clinton has only strengths and no weaknesses and sanders only has weaknesses and no strengths. bernie sanders was a civil rights fighter. he marched. it was a strong supporter of reverend jesse jackson in the 1980s. his voice is now appealing to a lot of young african-americans. h

i don't know. >> how much power does al sharpton or harry belafonte have? they seem to be a stop on the campaign circuit but how much do black voters listening? >> there is no one person culturally richard -- that represent any group of people so to give them the benefit of the doubt they would not be able to do that anyway but are they the best representative? i have seen al sharpton go to things like an envelope opening where certain people were gathered and he grabs the my can you are welcome to take me on on that but he is first to show up at some of these. >> i saw a funny thing on the internet, how ironic that the guy who wants to raise your taxes is meeting with the guy who doesn't pay them but yesterday on my show i interviewed killer mike who is so incredibly smart, articulated his centrist in bernie sanders, growing up in atlanta, always been enthusiastic and inspired by martin luther king's message and he said he believes bernie sanders is the purest student of that message and is dedicated his life to social justice the way dr. king did and kill

al sharpton, as much as i like al sharpton is not the president of black people. you want a strong presence and you want al sharpton to not be pushing back against you on the race issue but ultimately bernie sanders is going to have to meet with more than al sharpton. he's also going to have to talk to black voters and speak to black issues and not just talk about an economic plan but also a vision to combat white supremacy. if he can do both he's on thing so. even if he doesn't win does he get completely trounced? if he does then he's going to have a significant challenge moving forward to super tuesday. >> and it was interesting to listen to his acceptance speech last night because he talked about the incarceration rates of blablgs and hispanics. and he's intimating that about the 1994 crime bill that president clinton pushed through, that hillary clinton supported and by the way nobody really realizes that bernie sanders also voted for but that bill is responsible, that law is responsible for putting more minorities behind bars. so how do you wiggle your way ar

he will be in new york city at a breakfast with al sharpton. >> my concern is that january next year first time in american history a black family will be moving into the white house. >> we muss be prompt (indiscernible). the president makes it clear he will not be ignored. our voice must be heard. >> sanders and clinton will debate tonight in milwaukee, wisconsin. that brings us to who is talking executive director of black sphere dot net says reverend al sharpton has no input on the black vote. >> it is insulting this man would go to al sharpton as if he was the purveyor of black thought and the black vote. it is insulting. he might as we will have brought a representative from kentucky fried chicken and said let the bidding begin. it is panned derring to black people. talking to blacks individually and saying hey folks here's the thing i am interested in, he's going to go and interrupt a trip where he should be in south carolina and he's going to make a detour to talk to a man that is insignificant. >> hillary clinton's e-mail c scandal growing once again. a fox news exclusive rev

a breakfast date with al sharpton. what's his play for african-american voters? we'll tell you what happened inside. >>> plus, hillary clinton heading south and looking for a boost and hopefully a win. it's long been called her southern firewall but could it now be at risk? >>> and a reminder, moments from now, jeb bush and ted cruz holding their first rally since the big night in new hampshire. we're going to take you live to south carolina. the next big battle in the fight for the gop nomination. ♪ ♪ those who define sophistication stand out. those who dare to redefine it stand apart. the all-new lexus rx and rx hybrid. never has luxury been this expressive. this is the pursuit of perfection. i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in! need a family plan with unlimited data? other carriers either don't offer it, or it's too expensive! not us

hugs from the reverend al sharpton, breakfast at the iconic soul food restaurant sylvia's. sanders reaching out for african-american support, hoping to build on the momentum from his big win. >> because of a huge voter turnout, and i say huge -- we won. >> reporter: sanders now vowing to take his political revolution forward. >> and now, it's onto nevada, south carolina and beyond. nice to see you again. >> nice to see you. >> reporter: but today, when i asked, this stark admission. if the election were tomorrow, do you think you could win south carolina and nevada? >> no. fortunately for us, the election is not tomorrow. >> reporter: he faces an uphill

activist al sharpton. the african-american community. this is a major constituency in the state of south carolina. is this going to work for him? stay with me. ♪ at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. and i quit smoking with chantix. i have smoked for 30 years and by taking chantix, i was able to quit in 3 months and that was amazing. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it absolutely reduced my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse or of seizures. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. i

bernie sanders met yesterday with al sharpton. roll tape. >> my concern is that in january of next year, for the first time in american history, a black family will be moving out of the white house. i do not want black concerns to be moved out with them. we must be front and center and not modularized. we will not be ignored. >> you know, somewhat receptive. >> two things here. he reportedly arranged this meeting. called for it. they met in harlem. trying to get more african american voters. far more on hillary clinton's side of things. it says, i think, al sharpton is saying, do not take me for granted. you should be taking this candidate very seriously. >> already endorsed senator sanders. he spoke out to sharpton. a big message to the clintons. we do have some breaking news for you from capitol hill. what do we have so far? >> negative interest rates. this remains a question that we need to investigate. the locality of the federal reserve. lowering interest rates so low. this is something that was considered in 2010. this is a

he went to harlem to meet with reverend al sharpton. he wasn't issuing any endorsements. he is waiting to meet with hillary clinton. in talking with someone familiar with sharpton's thinking, he has concerns about both candidates. there continue to be questions if sanders can actually do the things he talked about on the campaign trail. my understanding is while it all sounds good, there is skepticism about whether sanders can deliver. also misgivings about hillary clinton, too. she polls well with minorities, there are questions about things bill clinton did as president that could affect hillary's campaign. the wounds have not healed over the rhetoric and divisive battle in the primary in 2008. bill clinton seen as going a little too far at times. there is also his signing of the welfare reform bill while president and crime bill that led to higher rates of incarceration. bill clinton says he regrets that, but the source said the question is whether the african-american community is going to take oops, i'm sorry for an answer. today, the focus on milwaukee and the lates

today the candidate, same table, same al sharpton, bernie sanders. and, yeah, hillary clinton has run a presidential race before. in some ways it's starting to feel like hillary clinton has won this presidential race before. the question now is whether she knows how to make it end differently than it did the last time. this is a very exciting time. quenches skin to keep it supple and hydrated day after day. formulated with hydrating hyaluronic acid which retains up to 1000 times its weight in water this refreshing water gel plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin that bounces back. hydro boost. from neutrogena "better ingredients. y better pizza." you better deliver. which is why i'm introducing our new papa's quality guarantee: love your pizza, or get another one, absolutely free. get any large pizza up to 5-toppings for just $9.99. online only. at papajohns.com >>> one of the biggest surprises today about what happened in new hampshire last night is that in the delegate count, it was apparently a tie betw

david: hillary is meeting with al sharpton today but this is week after bernie did. what is up with that? >> dollar behind a week late, huh. what i find sad about this the notion if you want to show you're reaching out to black people you reach out to al sharpton, president of black america. dispute the symbol and number two the symbol is week old as far as hillary. so she is way behind the curve. david: guys, thank you very much. cheryl? cheryl: david, george w. bush is back on the campaign trail. the former president stumping for little brother jeb in south carolina and taking subtle jabs at frontrunner donald trump. >> i understand that americans are angry and frustrated. but we do not need someone in the oval office who mirrors and inflames our anger and frustration. in my experience, the strongest person usually isn't the loudest one in the room. cheryl: destroy and nomiki back with me. lisa boothe from high-end strategies. lisa, does the strategy help jeb bush? is it too late to get out ahead of the train that is donald trump? >> i don't necessarily think it is

thanks so much and reverend al sharpton who had breakfast, as you saw, in those pictures had breakfast with bernie sanders today is going to be joining us in a few moments. stay with us for that. >>> meanwhile, donald trump is redrawing the battle lines against his newest challenge, ohio governor, john kasich. >> i think he is a nice guy, unfortunately going to the airport two days ago i heard a commercial and the commercial was a little bit negative. and i said i wonder who did that commercial, it was a negative commercial on me and it was john kasich. maybe i'm not in love with him as much as i was prior to hearing the commercial. >> here is the thing, you know, somebody wants to mess with me, they're messing with the wrong guy. i'm not going to sit there and be, you know, a marshmallow and have somebody pound me. >>> kerry sanders is in pendleton, south carolina where donald trump will have a rally later today and peter alexander in mt. pleasant, south carolina is at john kasich's first event today. kerry, first to you, donald trump in victory heading to south carolina and trying to

this is the place where al sharpton met with barack obama during his 2008 campaign. we were here for that. a lot of expected to be peeking through the window of the diep ning room to see what's going on and he'll be looking to see whether he has their support. >> a lot of anticipation, tracie. our coverage of the primary continuing online. for more reaction from the candidate, head to nbcnewyork.com or download the news 4 app. >>> 5:10 right now. of sexually assaulting a woman in the bronx it behind bars. this is video obtained by news 4. brandon gonzalez followed the woman last week. as soon as they step off camera, gonzalez exposed himself and forced the woman to touch him. he's charged with public lewdness and sex abuse. >>> police identified the man in this surveillance video. 32-year-old gregory anderson is wanted in an attack that happened over the weekend on the upper east side. police say he grabbed a woman on east 94th street, robbed and then sexual hi ly assaulted her. >>> anyone with information should call crimestoppers. >>> straight ahead this morning, w

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i know al sharpton, right? he is seen as a polarizing figure. many of the people who -- your staunchest supporters, young people, don't see him -- many of them don't see him as a leader anymore, that he is somewhat of the past and is tried to traditional politics in washington. do i think that was a good move grour candidate to meet with someone who may be seen in that light? >> you know, i think it's always a good move to reach out and connect with folks and have a dialogue about addressing issues in the. frm community and communities of color. we are happy we met with reverend sharpton today. we have had additional meetings with other folks that weren't necessarily plastered on cnn. >> like? >> we are committed to reaching out and connecting with folks. don, look. nine months ago nobody thought senator sanders was a serious candidate in this race. he got into the race, folks did not take him seriously. we have demonstrated that senator sanders is a serious candidate. we have demonstrated that he can go toe to toe with secretary clinton, not on

you showed a clip with reverend al sharpton with bernie sanders. nobody will ever question whether a guy like sharpton can go into the african-american churches, raise money and have political rallies from the pulpit. that is separation of church and state. if the pope opines on anything they're saying, what business is it? >> the reverend al sharpton is religious authority we can respect, right, lou? >> i don't. that's the last word on al sharpton and the pope. >> i certainly don't. lou: betsy? >> i can throw in a fun fact on religious authorities. according it a pew research half of all roman catholics living in the united states think donald trump isn't a practicing christian or devout christian. just a little factoid to bear in mind, pope francis wasn't alienating base, trump isn't comfortable of questioning other candidates in the running. that's a question. lou: the pope is also not alienating his base when we recognize that 27% of all catholics are immigrants in this country and continue -- the church continues to dwindle down 3% as a percen

. >> he sat next to al sharpton, so everything must change now. >> well, she's also sitting next to al sharpton, says something about the country, that if you're going to appeal to the african-american community, you have to good kiss the ring of -- go kiss the ring of the godfather, al sharpton, curious development. >> i don't think it says a dang thing about the country and says everything about the out of touch people who are running polling ticks. anybody who thinks the way you need to appeal to african-american millenials or anybody else, you have to -- the way to get there is by the chair next to al sharpton, that's just dumb, dumb, that's stupid. i know that barack obama sat there eight years ago, same chair, same restaurant and all that. it's supposed to appeal, but i don't know. seems stupid, doesn't it? >> well, i mean -- >> i'm asking you. >> we report, they decide. >> but you get -- i asked you a question. if we can deal with pleasant tries here, what do you think? is that a helpful thing? >> i think we'll have an interesting interview. also marco rubio really stepped in it

trchg they go -- al sharpton and mayor bloomberg they go back. i thinking -- hampshire. >> not like that. not like that and we weren't expecting it last summer when he got in the race. rosanna, they made bill clinton the comeback kid. hillary clinton won in 2008. something big is whattings it could all turn around. machine. they are well oiled machine and what happens. >> that machine might need i think itering in the meantime we've got mike woods. >> we've got interesting weather going on outside as you can see we have snow showers central park and light snow in the area as well as parts of new jersey into long island 37 everywhere has seen something so far this morning and cold too. our everyone its -- temps near freezing. scattered snow showers early this morning and then a break and then now more is coming the city. maybe a koatding or quick layer, and these things are on the weaker side so not much out of it in terms of snow totals. 31 in islip right now. 32 in bridgeport. 33 degrees in central park. and winds coming from the west, southwest

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kind of an ironic location for hillary clinton to meet with al sharpton. we're on wall street. this happens to be however, the new york headquarters of the national urban league. hmt hillary clinton walked in about 90 minutes ago. she sat down with sharpton and other civil rights leaders from across the country. this is a sensitive time for the clinton campaign coming off her loss in new hampshire. her meeting here comes one week after bernie sanders met with the reverend al sharpton in harlem. senator clinton making a clear point just 11 days before the south carolina primary. >> i'm not a single issue candidate. we don't live in a single issue country. and we have work to do. and that work can only be done to advance the cause of civil and human rights and to, as you said, live up to the ideals of our country. >> reporter: any moment now, we expect to see the reverend sharpton emerge from those doors behind me. he gave sort of a hint that it's possible he'll make an endorsement in this primary. after meeting with bernie sanders last week, he said he didn't know if he would. s

hillary has been on the scene so much longer with, the play for al sharpton, barack obama and al sharpton met at the same restaurant. he should have had a photo-op sipping on iced tea, these are some older generation with al sharpton, the younger one with coates, hillary can't take the votes from him. charles: he spoke afteral sharpton, he was putting the coalition together, and who knows what can happen, morgan? >> i totally agree, we talked about this last week on the show, and in december i started looking at numbers in iowa and new hampshire and said hillary clinton is really in trouble, and it's about the size of which he lost as well. double digits. there's no way to spin this. she and her husband are talking about re-engineering their campaign staff, bringing on new people, but i was struck and i was talking this morning, struck how tone deaf her speech was last night. she went on the rant how this is a right-wing crusade against her and i don't think what she realize said this is a left-wing crusade against you, they're coming at you from the left. i think she is in real trouble.

today sanders was in new york where the senator met with with reverend al sharpton. brass to perhaps to get the black vote. and despite her new hampshire drubbing, clinton's team appears focused on the general election. a serum pack supporting her release ad new ad featuring donald trump as commander in chief. the chief white house correspondent ed henry is in new hampshire. it seems hillary clinton is in for a longer, more expensive battle for the nomination. >> that's right. good evening. it might be wishful thinking on the clinton team's part to say we'll be facing donald trump. they have to get past bernie sanders. he raised an astounding $5.2 million overnight. trying to calm everyone down with a memo saying the first four early states only have 4% of the delegates needed. the first 15 days of march there will be over 1,800 delegates. they said look, democrats vote proportionally so the democrats are divided. it is not winner take all and that could make a big difference. take a listen. >> you don't have to win everywhere in the primary process. he will have the

and meeting with activist and msnbc anchor reverend al sharpton. (s/ reverend al sharpton / activist :21 - :28) "it's very important that he send the signal that on the morning after a historic victory, he would come to harlem and have breakfast with me." trailing hillary clinton among african american voters, the vermont senator is courting the minority vote and touting his immigrant roots... to broaden his appeal in upcoming diverse states like nevada and south carolina. despite her blistering loss in new hampshire (nats: hillary: "i still love the congressiona l black caucus political action committee chose to endorse secretary clinton. (s/ rep. gregory meeks / chairman of congressional black caucus pac :57 - 1:00) "she's been our partner long term. we believe she's made a difference." tonight's debate will be clinton's first public appearance after two days of private meetings with advisors about how to re-energize lagging support with women and young people. while the wisconsin primary is still more than a month away, tonight's location at the

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. >> reporter: sanders met with the reverend al sharpton for guidance. something political analysts called a smart move. >> i think what bernie sanders did by meeting with al sharpton was absolutely brilliant. as they go to south carolina, he needs to start putting up a wall and get african american votes going into that state. >> they will face off during the democratic debate tomorrow gh danielle nottingham, cbs news, manchester, new hampshire. >> governor cristy had -- governor cristie finished about 7% of the vote there. >>> for the latest from the presidential campaign trail. you can check out the politics section on our wusa 9 app. >>> really tralgic, break news from harford county maryland tonight. two sheriff's deputies have been shot and killed, after confronting an armed man in a restaurant. it happens in abingdon, north of baltimore. witnesses say one was shot while responding to a disturbance at a panera bread restaurant. the gunmen fled. a second deputy managed to track down the man. he was killed during an exchange of gunfire. the suspect a

al sharpton is ready to leave the country if donald trump becomes president. watch this. >> donald trump is the nominee. i'm hoping to support anyone lime also reserving my ticket to get out of here and win. only because he'd probably have me deported anyway. stuart: joke in there about leaving the country. what you make of that? >> i don't know where else i'll sharpton is going to go to make money off his three shtick. he would have to leave the country, that he would leave the country to evade taxes. donald trump would make al sharpton pay the million of that taxes to the federal government and the new york state government. charles: at risk of getting more flak -- charles: al sharpton a going nowhere. he's going to make so much my. were in some $2000 to appear wait until later. stuart: the markets are due to clear. a lovely game gain for the dow and the opening way back. only up 20 points as we speak. that's got something to do with the price of oil up early in the day, not so much now. he still at 33.91. we have a slight gain in consumer spending -- consum

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the reverend al sharpton has not given his support to anyone just yet. that's the latest live from harlem, news4 new york. carolina coming up. thanks so much. >>> donald trump is riding high after his first ever election victory. this morning, he was also back in new york city and appeared on the "today" show. he did speak carefully about his ability to actually win the white house. >> i think we're doing very well. we have something very special. two days ago i was in south carolina, we filled up a stadium. it was packed with people. it's a movement. people want to see a smart country, they want to see us take the country back. >> trump would not say who he now considers his biggest competitor calling all of his opponents quote, accomplished people. >> the next big contest for the gop candidates is in south carolina. the republican primary there takes place in ten days. most of the candidates, though, are already there right now. we'll give you a live look from mt. pleasant, south carolina, hold a town rally. you can see folks gathered in there. later t

met with reverend al sharpton. >> what bernie sanders did meeting with al sharpton was brilliant, as they go to south carolina he needs to put up a wall and getting african-american votes in the state. >> new hampshire primary results have already changed the field of repen candidates. chris christie, and former executive carly fiorina have suspended their campaigns. check this out. mostly associate donkeys and elephants with politics, 600 pound pig here, at polls in new hampshire yesterday. police say it is escaped from a local farm, made it way to a l high school parking lot, where the voters were casting ballots. the owner told the news, the pig escaped so he could vote for trump. >>> speaking of donald trump, he may have won new hampshire but comedy website funny or die isn't impressed. >> a fake movie of the week, which is based on the art of the deal. >> i would hate to see your mooer have an accident. >> scary. >> the art of struggle. >> the art of love. >> somebody remove ivana from the set, she's killing me. >> can you recognize? that's johnny dep? totally unrecognizable. >>

the idea is to get the reverend al sharpton to throw his support behind her. andrew siff is in harlem with clinton delivered a speech today, andrew? >> as you'll hear in a moment. she still has some convincing to do. here, hillary clinton left about an hour ago, after a dramatic speech about racial equality. something she said she's long believed in and her supporters believe will help her at the polls. >> i'm not a single issue candidate. >> hillary clinton told civil rights leaders she's in their corner, committed to spending $2 billion on education and health care for african-american children. south carolina were twice as likely to die before her first birthday than an african-american baby. imagine the outcry. imagine the resources that would flood in. >> her afternoon speech in harlem also tackled a political reality. clinton needs a big share of african-american voters in upcoming primaries like south carolina, and some prominent black leaders like the reverend al sharpton are declining to endorse so far. vote. the black community. but those of us who s

that is bernie sanders strategy. >> that is why he's having breakfast with al sharpton? he should be having breakfast with a hip-hop guy. >> he has an endorsement from a major hip-hop guy. >> i think there is something there. it is generational but the feminist message is outdated. millennial women don't know what it's like to have this a addversarial relationship with men. and when someone says there is a special place in hell for women who don't support other women, young women, lena says this is where hillary clinton bullies other women that accused her husband. and young women say you don't speak from me. you're from a different era. you're a bit of a relic. >> you always have that kind of a thing. >> what did you think in the exit polling when 90% of democrats who voted and more vot voted, 90% says it's important for the president of the united states to be honest. isn't that a repewedation of hillary clinton, the person? >> every vote for president is personal. they have to trust people. >> honesty is important, going for one candidate. that seems to be a repudiati

this support comes one day after senator sanders dined with political activist reverend al sharpton. kevin jackson is with me now. so kevin, south carolina has a more diverse population than iowa or new hampshire, so how significant is an endorsement from the congressional black caucus? how much is this going to change for hillary clinton? >> i don't think it changes the dynamic much, deirdre, it was expected. i think bernie sanders threw a bit of a monkey wrench meeting with al sharpton, it makes this more poignant than it might have been otherwise, it certainly would have been par for the course. the congressional black caucus is going to go with the most visible candidate, the candidate that they believe has the best chance of winning. now, i think that what might actually impact this more than anything is bloomberg's entry, if he decides to come in, i think that would muddy things up for both of the candidates, but i think as far as hillary go, it was expected. >> okay, it was expected. how much sway do you think reverend al sharpton has on constituents, for example, in south car

he had a big meeting in harlem with the reverend al sharpton. ted cruz and marco rubio won't be in south carolina for long. they're taking a short break from the campaign trail today and heading back to their jobs on capitol hill. the senate plans to take up legislation that will hit north korea with tougher sanctions after it launched a long-range rocket into space and claimed to have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. luke russert joins me from washington. obviously important vote, but it's optics that matter in that town, and having these two candidates back for the vote matters. >> without a doubt, tamron. and before i came on to talk with you, i was reviewing the stats with our capitol hill stutitian about how many votes these senators have attended. if you go back to last year when they made their announcement in the terms of votes missed. ted cruz has missed about 33% of the votes in the senate. bernie sanders, about 17% of the vote. marco rubio, over 50% of the votes missed since last year. since this campaign started in 2016, they hav

did by meeting with al sharpton was brilliant as they go to south carolina he needs to put up a wall and get african american votes going into that state. >> reporter: clinton and again tomorrow night during a democratic debate in wisconsin.and this could help bernie sanders who reportedly raised another 5 million dollars since the polls closed yesterday in new hampshire so 18 hours. today is the last day in massachusetts to register to vote or change your party affiliation before the presidential primary here. that by the way is just 3 weeks away march 1st super tuesday and city and town halls will be opened for registration until 8 tonight. and if you want to get that done. >> thank you so much. republican candidates by the way will debate this weekend right here on cbs. the debate is 9 on saturday night then stay with us for the wbz news at 11. lisa and i will be here and have analysis from our own jon keller. >>> this was terrifying a metal object fell off a tractor trailer and hit a car on the mass pike. three people in that car have minor injuries and because the truck driver d

bernie sanders met today with the reverend al sharpton. should hillary clinton be very worried? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news. donald trump fresh out of a landslide victory in new hampshire about to rally supporters. this will be the first time he's taking the stage since

today, he met with the reverend al sharpton in harlem to talk about his campaign's transition out of mostly white primary states. >> how do you intend now to deal with a diverse populous in both south carolina and nevada. >> in a couple of ways. first of all, we are going to do well when voter turnout is high. that's what happened in new hampshire and iowa as well. and i think we have the issues, and we have the agenda, we have the ground troops to rally the people of nevada and south carolina. >> we're going to talk to sharpton about his interview just ahead. sanders was a relative unknown in the black community, but he's made some inroads with black leaders and intellectuals. and remember, sanders, he was a big -- he was a big endorser, one of the few white -- actually, he wasn't a democratic elected official, but one of the few white elected officials who was a jesse jackson supporter in '84. but cornel west stumped with him in iowa. ben jealous likened sanders to jesse jackson and he endorsed him. we'll hear from mr. jealous in just a few minutes. and then today, ton hassy coates

sharpton. the two discussed the flint water crisis and civil rights for african-americans over breakfast at harlem's famous sylvia's restaurant. they're broadening the senator's appeal with minority voters. they have touted endorsements from key african-american leaders but a number of lawmakers are speaking out against him, accusing sanders of being absent on issues important to african-americans. one said, there's no credibility to the things being said at the twilight of his political career. according to an nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, sanders trails clinton in the states decisive of african-american voters and sanders addressed that with sharpton. >> you had a great victory last night and you are now moving into nevada and south carolina. how do you intend, because clearly new hampshire and iowa are mostly white states if not nearly white, how do you intend to deal with the diverse populous in south carolina and in the south? >> in a couple of ways. it comes down to what we believe

sharpton. the sanders campaign argues that people of color learn more about his message of income inequality, and it won't hurt, scott, that he's going to be barreling out of new hampshire with a head full of steam after a big victory here, much bigger than the victory clinton can boast from iowa. >> pelley: nancy cordes thanks. so, what does all of this mean? we will turn to john dickerson our cbs news political director and anchor of "face the nation." john, what do you see in the republican race? >> reporter: well, one of the questions, scott, was whether donald trump could permanent when the voters had their say as well as he does in the polling. and that's whose happened here in new hampshire. and he's won not just with the very conservative but also with different other parts, the moderates. he's also taken hold of the policy debate here in new hampshire. 66% of new hampshire republicans yeah with his idea about banning muslim immigrants into the country. that's something no other republi

. >> al sharpton, remember him? he doesn't want trump to be president, but he just gave americans the best incentive there is to elect him when "the five" returns. ♪ i don't like it i love it >> did al sharpton just seal the deal for the donald? some of my colleagues here at "the five" think that he did. he's given the gop an amazing get out the vote strategy with his new threat to leave america if trump wins. >> if donald trump is the nominee, i'm open to support anyone while i'm also reserving my ticket to get out of here if he wins. only because he probably would have me deported anyway. >> wow. "the view" co-host rafbven-symo said she would leave the country but she'd leave if any of the republican candidate s win. >> i'd move to canada with my entire family. >> are you really? >> i already have my ticket. no, i literally bought my ticket. >> you're not a citizen, you know, of canada. >> that's okay. i'll make it. i'll figure it out. >> she said even if they're nominated. we think that she means elected becaus

south carolina primary and the never caucuses to new york to wait on al sharpton shows the weakness in her campaign. ernie: what does it mean? as far as going into south