reporter: last night a driver hit a 13 year old igniting a conversation about a pedestrian safety here. police said is the third accident at the intersection in five years. the other two did not involve a pedestrian. the intersection has to stop signs. one for both the existing skyline plaza and the other comes out of the neighborhood across the street. this is kind of scary because people getting off the freeway do not have a stop sign and they just the right through it and not pay attention to pedestrians. i have gone to two city council meetings twice. i have complained over the fall about it and the only thing that they have done about it was put up a sign a little yellow ciba said stop for pedestrians which is useless. it has been 24 hours since the accident. pedestrians and need to be aware that a crosswalk, a signal, and a stop sign that this not ensure one security. you have to be alert. you have to take responsibility for yourself as you are crossing the
but we begin with the big moments from last night with jon karl. reporter: going into this debate the democratic race was engulfed with allegations that the sanders campaign stole voter data from the clinton campaign. sanders offered a quick apology. last night s debate started with a surprise a mea culpa from bernie sanders. not only do i apologize to secretary clinton i want to apologize to my spotters. this is not the type of campaign i run. i very much appreciate that comment, bernie, we should move on because i don t think the american people are all that interested in this. reporter: trout the night, foreign policy. if the united states does not leader. the united states is not the policemen of the world, the involved in perpetual warfare in the middle east. should corporate america love hillary clinton? everybody should. will corporate america love a president sanders? i no, i don t think they won t. ceo of large multinationals, they re not going
reporter: going into this debate the democratic race was engulfed with allegations that the sanders campaign stole voter data from the clinton campaign. sanders offered a quick apology. last night s debate started with a surprise a mea culpa from bernie sanders. not only do i apologize to secretary clinton i want to apologize to my spotters. this is not the type off campaign i run. i very much appreciate that comment, bernie, we should move on because i don t think thehe american people are all that interested in is. reporter: trout the night, clinton and sanders parred on foreign policy. if the united states does not lead, there is not another leader. the united states is not the policemen of the world, the uned states must not be the middle east. should corporate america love hillary clinton? everybody should. will corporate america love a president sanders? i no, i don t think they won t. ceo of large multinationals, they re not going to like me. and
manchester, new hampshire. here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. good morning, from new hampshire. we re live from the first primary state this week, here inside the debate hall where the democrats went at it last night. it s the last debate of the year. they clashed on taxes, gun control. top issue right now, how to take on isis and protect our home land. donald trump, the only gop candidate mentioned last night. donald trump joins us live. bernie sanders and chris christie will be here, too. but we begin with the big moments from last night with jon karl. reporter: going into this debate the democratic race was engulfed with allegations that the sanders campaign stole voter data from the clinton campaign. sanders offered a quick apology. last night s debate started with a surprise a mea culpa from bernie sanders. not only do i apologize to secretary clinton i want to apologize to my spotters. this is not the type of campaign i run. i very much appreciate
we are ready to take on an important part in all these institutions. on the other hand there are the second kind of international mechanisms back to the g20. both china and the u.s. are important members to the g20 and the g20 is addressing international and economic issues at the top level. progress that china has made is very important in many aspects but the fact that the developed economies and the so-called emerging markets are sticking together around the same table on equal footing to discuss global issues is progress. we certainly support that. so both institutions, so both parts of the institutions could play an effective role and contribute to the global cause of peace and stability and prosperity and china is certainly ready to take part in all these efforts. thank you. thank you. if i take the liberty of asking the second question, the audience [inaudible] the world, particularly u.s. and china face many potential crises and things that could escalate and get