o donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we begin here in new hampshire with breaking news because the final votes in tonight s democratic primary are being cast right now. the polls here close soon, and based on our interviews with voters, it looks like we could be in for a tight race. that s because democrats in new hampshire appear to be split on what they are looking for in a candidate. 40% of voters said today they want a candidate who will return to the policies of barack obama, while 38% want a candidate who will bring more liberal policies to the white house. and those confusing results in iowa and friday night s debate may have helped change minds here. almost half of those who voted say they picked their candidate in just the last few days, some late deciders, and that s double the number from 2016. bernie sanders has led every recent democratic poll here, but two other candidates have been surging, pete buttigeig and amy klobuchar. and tonig
captioning funded by cbs good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. i m anne-marie green. senator bernie sanders is the winner of the new hampshire primary making him the front-runner in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. sanders got 25.9% of the vote. pete buttigieg was close behind with more than 24%. amy klobuchar placed third with 20%. elizabeth warren and joe biden followed in single digits. moments after the results were in sanders spoke to his supporters. this victory here is the beginning of the end for donald trump. meanwhile andrew yang and michael bennet suspended their presidential campaigns after poor showings in iowa and new hampshire. laura podesta is in manchester, new hampshire. what are the results in manchester meaning for the democratic race now? reporter: this shows us how divided this race has become between progressives and moderates. some democrats are issuing the warning let s build each ot
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Hello. Thank you all for coming to the culture. We are so excited to be hosting a launch of the build movement. Today she will be joined by Alice Guthrie harris affiliated with the studies abroad college. Shes at Queens College and a longtime scholar with Community Organization and has written policy briefs and served as a witness and speaks on issues of labor and poverty and is a progressive media outlets. Harris is the r. Gordon huxley professor of american history. She specializes in the history of labor labor and the comparative disciplinary rations and received her ba from rockers joining us later in the program is the representative from the National Domestic Workers Alliance the nations leading nations leading voice for dignity and fairness for the millions of Domestic Workers many of whom are women and working with respect for the inclusion of the Labor Protections in the Domestic National alliance powered by the organizations and the first local chapter in atlanta over 20,000.