i think the likely spokes-person is going to be bernie sanders from vermont. sanders wouldn't be running to win the president he would move to push hillary to the left and force the democratic party is address economic issues that are important to this segment of the electorate. >> host: senator sanders profile titled i am right and everybody else is wrong. mitchell, independent line. >> caller: hello, i would like to know how to get out of the trade agreement and get the troops home and maybe have a constitution party with programs like social security for our own sit zeins. i think the time is right for this. >> caller: it sounds like you are speaking to the libertarian ring and that is the ran paul group. they want america to retreat from the world and want little involvement in world affairs. and the conservative party that controls the party in recent years. it will be interesting to see how that division plays out. i think it is fair to say the republican party is active but these are two opposed world views. it will be interesting to see where the kinds

senator sanders is also going to be in iowa. he'll be there in september and he's going to be hosting a series of town hall meetings. 13th and 14th, hillary clinton and former vice president clinton will be in iowa at the same time that weekend attending tom harkin'famous fry. if sanders runs for president, he's going to be a real challenger, obvious front-runner hillary clinton. who can argue with her resume, her success? people love hillary. polling throw the roof. no liberal wants to see hillary clinton unchallenged and absent. debate is a good thing and competition is a good thing, competition is what makes us americans great. we get better because of it. clinton has remained quiet on a number of issues, i realize it's early, a bernie sanders run would force, no doubt former secretary of state, former first lady and former senator hillary clinton to step out and start talking. things that liberals are concerned about and what they care about. this is something else i want to point out. look at the calendar and history. we ar

on twitter, sanders blames his former business partner, d.l. wallace calling him a crook and heartless and offering to repay the $45,000 out of his own pocket if necessary. d.l. wallace resigned in december and didn't return repeated messages "america tonight" left on his cell phone. we wanted to talk to deion sanders, and he initially agreed to it but said he wouldn't do it without his reality show was there to film it something we couldn't agree to. we talked about importance of education. >> i'm in the hood trying to do some good and that's where we got to be on our game baby. we got to make sure these teachers are teaching and these people are acting like men and women trying to get to college. >> at 6'3", 300 pounds, john perkins is a promising tackle but struggling at his are residence high school. >> we feel like he does have some potential to play football. and -- >> on the college level or you think maybe even a pro-football player? >> pro, would take care of itself down the road. but he has potential to play at some level at college.

we wanted to talk to deion sanders and he initially agreed to an interview but sanders said he wouldn't agree to it unless his reality show was there filming, something we wouldn't agree to. sanders talks about the importance of education. >> we have to make sure that these teachers are teaching, helping these young men and women trying to get to college. >> but for these, their hopes have evaporated. the texas education agency in july moved to revoke prime prep's charter, the school is appealing but needs more than $100,000 just to stay anote. all this means is prime prep's parents and their children face another uncertain year. michael okwu, al jazeera, dallas. >> we are following breaking news, out of california, the l.a. clippers have been sold. steve ballmer is the new owner. donald sterling tried to block the sale made by his wife. heavy rain hitting and causing floodwaters, now highways are rivers. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i always choose the fastest intern. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. th

senator sanders talks about 93-3. >> he is always trying to one up me. [laughter] >> as they go through the process, there will be an educational process. obviously some of our members will be more educated than others. day, the end of the whether you are a conservative republican or a progressive, people understand that this issue should and must go beyond politics. people who put their lives on their line, comeback with a whole lot of problems -- it would be an absolute disgrace to this country if we did not address that. i think there will be widespread support. do youhe process -- when expect the conference committee, and would chamber do you expect to gost

bernie sanders is a very po light guy. about the economy, but i don't think he'll be attacking her much. on foreign policy, yes, he voted against the war in iraq which is to his great credit. if you look at other issues, he's not way out out of the mainstream on the democratic policy. you won't see a huge push on foreign policy to the left. >> patrick? >> i agree with blake. bernie sanders is very well respected. his work on global warming with senator boxer, veterans affairs committee in the senate. he got done doing the mccain-answers bill which helps our veterans on the wait list, et cetera. if he runs, frankly, jonathan, he runs as independent. he's only one of two independent centers. he caucuses with the democrats. he's the longest serving independent in congressional history. if he runs, it's probably as an independent. >> gabby? >> i think it's interesting. it's music to my ears that want anyone to move the field to the rest. i'm way over there. i agree, it could be kind of complementary for those of us who want to

so ten more will be effected. >> reporter: joining us with ambassador sanders and catherine muler forernational foundation of red cross and red crossent in africa and it started in guinea and in short order is the worst in history and how is it spreading so wide and so fast? >> it gets back to a lot of what the doctor was saying there. people continuing to bury their own, the traditional burials with a lot of miss information and a lot of miss trust and a lot of denial. i came out of sierra leone after spending three weeks there and a lot of people still don't believe that the out break is real including some healthcare workers. i just returned home actually and i'm staying with friends. they tell me today that at work they are calling with questions about allowing her to stay at your house, you have children. you can imagine, if that kind of miss information exists here in the first world country, trying to get those messages across this a third-world country where people practice vodoo or living in extremely remote places it's a big challenge. >> seeing loved ones go in clinics and

archaeologist william sanders. i think all human societies are the product of a process of cultural evolution. in general, this evolution leads to an increase in the size of societies, an increase in the complexity of their interaction and institutions. it also leads to more economic interdependence among households within a society, and among societies. keach: to trace the evolution of human societies in the new world, an archaeological team comes here to mexico's tehuacan valley. the team is led by veteran archaeologist scotty macneish. they are seeking evidence of the first inhabitants of the valley. when macneish first excavated here in 1962, he discovered a time capsule of human occupation at a site called purron cave. macneish: here we are back at purron cave. we really haven't dug in it in almost 30 years. walls all preserved. even the trowel marks we made to mark off strata are still preserved and we have all sorts of neat floors of charcoal one on top of the other. the amazing thing about this cave is that

joining me for tonight's big picture politics panel are laurie sanders outteridge manager and policy analyst at the our street institute progressive commentator nate sweet and marc harrold libertarian party congressional candidate for virginia's a love of good luck. and good lori nice to see you. ok you heard my rant whatever happened to economic patriotism it used to be that companies stayed in america companies paid attention to america c.e.o.'s spent thirty years in the same company worked their way up companies would never imagine move you know offshore i mean look at how much has changed since you know since the earth reaganomics. well that's really not the correct distinction to draw i mean first to get a couple facts straight about the burger king right there it's not exactly clear that it's an inversion in the way you typically think about them because first tom horton's is actually a bigger company and is three billion dollars in business compared to burger king this one point one billion so it's not necessarily the case that buying a smaller company just to get the headquar

what berthing is doing by buying tim hortons is a glorified tax dodge and is vermont senator bernie sanders said in an interview with obvious post yesterday only goes to show how much contempt burger king and the rest of corporate america have for everyday working people. is so busy it puts the focus on. the general behavioral anderson. they feel would be. the united states of america i mean if there's any you don't see you know i was there actually if you noticed recording or shut down the move to china and create the americans out of work. on the push is who are going to share the earnings right what's happening with burger king is part of a much bigger problem the problem of economic patriotism publicans don't want you to know this but the fact the matter is that running a business in this country is not a right it's a privilege it's a privilege that we all pay for the phone things like stable currencies predictable and fair court system and public infrastructure and while expecting a corporation always operate on behalf of the public is obviously a hard thing to do we actually used to h

senator sanders talks about 93-3. >> he is always trying to one up me. [laughter] >> as they go through the process, there will be an educational process. obviously some of our members will be more educated than others. day, the end of the whether you are a conservative republican or a progressive, people understand that this issue should and must go beyond politics. people who put their lives on their line, comeback with a whole lot of problems -- it would be an absolute disgrace to this country if we did not address that. i think there will be widespread support. do youhe process -- when expect the conference committee, and would chamber do you expect to go first? >> we want to get this done as quickly as possible. i think it would be appropriate to say that we would like to have everything done by the end of the day. in regard to the conference community signing off on the report. and the mechanism as to who goes first is not as critical. as other pieces. thell step out and say house will probably go first, but that hasn't been decided. is it isportan

we have lost democracy and in in if you listen to and i love to listen i love to listen to bernie sanders talk about this because he even nails it on the head and that is we have to get the money out of politics you can say it a thousand times but until people believe it they don't understand how in jeopardy democracy is right now that meeting that we've been talking about if they could if they could have been there and they could have been of fly on the wall where they could seen firsthand how bad we have lost control of democracy maybe maybe they wake up this is an important story a very important story that the republicans don't want told but they don't really have any pride they don't have any sense of shame about what was said in that meeting they work for the koch brothers they are they are owned and operated by the koch brothers most of the republican party is right now now whenever i bring this up on my radio show i invariably get a call from some republican. who i don't know is probably paid to call but there are republicans who believe this who who call up and say it's all well

i see senator sanders here. i am going to do my round and i'll turn the gavel over to senator sanders to take as much as he wants and then close it down. now, i want to say, administrator mccarthy, that senator sessions told you that you don't run america. do you think you run america? >> i'm not taking the blame -- no. let the record show you don't think you run america. are you implementing the clean air act? >> yes. >> was there an endangerment finding that said that too much carbon pollution is a danger? >> yes. >> can you summarize for us the major dangers of carbon pollution? >> the major dangers identified in the endangerment finding were the dangers related to increased temperature, increased floods, increased droughts, disease that is related to this, heat strokes. there are a number of impacts associated with a changing climate. >> is it your responsibility to protect the clean air act and to protect clean air, clean water, safe drinking water? isn't that what you swore you would do when you took this

." >>> hi my name is julie howard, principal at robert sander's elementary school.and all of our fabulous teachers want to the welcome our students to the 2014-'15 school year. >> this time of year makes me want to be a teacher. i think it's so much fun. what a great job. live look at san jose this morning and welcome back to school from principal julie howard at robert sanders's elementary. prince pam howard tells us she's been watching our welcome back videos and was excited from hear from "today in the bay." to all the students headed back this morning, off great day. >> and quick shoutout to the teachers too about such an influence in our lives. couldn't do a more important job. >>> double header of sorts. >> the team is going to finish the game, you remember this, it was call of a recall of tarpgate. they cannot properly cover the infield leading to unplayable conditions. in a rare ruling, the league decided the cubs were at fault and the game will pick back up with the cubs leading 2-0. first pitch is at 2:00. game three will start three hours after that. the

genuine and well meaning elected officials once they sign on to the democratic party even if money sanders is independent you know you see what we would like is for elected official officials to be genuinely and defiantly independent of the corporate establishment but certainly in elizabeth warren's case you know i admire you know her genuine passion to advocate for victims of foreclosure and grid credit card for fraud but at the end of the day if you run as a democratic party candidate you have to toe the party line and that includes signing on to a destructive an oppressive imperialist policies and the only way out of this is for genuine people to politically understand that we have to reject the agenda of the two party system and really use our energies to fight to carry out a new political formation for working people that would represent social justice and economic justice goals that we all have and of course the boycott divestment sanction movement is alive and well when it comes to israel as we just saw with the port closure about shipboard in oakland but the strategy has also been

you also see democrats on hand as well as bernie sanders who is the independent from vermont. and he also authored this bill so the president giving them some shout outs, but giving the biggest shout outs to the veterans and active service members. he said that they have met every challenge, every call to duty that the u.s. has asked of them. >> i was struck by the fact that the president pointed out why it is important for presidents like himself to take this matter seriously. all the presidents past and present take seriously their responsibility as commander in chief but it is almost impossible to find a voting district anywhere in the country that doesn't have a representative of the armed forces either living there or military base that it services. >> absolutely. the culture has shift in the post 9/11 era where americans are very supportive of the troops. polls show that. there has been a lo of concern about how veterans are being treated. v.a. is a huge healthcare system. it is enormous. it is sprawling and a big bureaucracy. so despite talk at committee hearings over y

two years ago, before the facility made major changes in programs in security, sanders was part of thisn staff. >> we was all in the room. and then one of the offenders came up for a shower. that was all before it was all locked down like this. and he ran over here. he grabbed the key from the officer. and ran back to the other side. and started opening doors. >> door violation. door violation. door violation. >> that's when it all went out of control. >> door violation. door violation. >> he came out of the room, started throwing buckets. and some people had mop sticks. throwing mop sticks at staff. battered officers. damaged stuff. i don't know. it just built up. when it's happening, you don't even think about it. i don't regret it. i just accept it and move on. >> don't let the word juvenile fool you. most of the offenders have committed adult crimes. you're going to have some offenders who have the nice streak about them. but the thing you have to remember, they're put here for a reason. it changes on a day-to-day basis with them, too. you'll have good behavior from them for a month

senator sanders joins me tonight. appreciate your time.olice are treating residents of ferguson like they are the enemy. that's the comments that's coming back to us here. how can this dynamic be changed when there's such a show of brut force and, of course, the state national guard has been called out another show of force. what about all of this, senator? >> well, ed, if there's any silver lining in the tragedy of ferguson, is that i hope we learn very important lessons. when i was mayor of burlington vermont and all over this country, what mail mayors are trying to do, develop community based policing, where police officers are seen as part of the neighborhood and know people in the neighborhood and trusted by people in the neighborhood. when you see the kind of force that's being used in ferguson, it really does make it appear that the police department there is an occupying army in a hostile territory. and that is absolutely not what we want to see in the united states. i think we've got to rethink a lot of this heavy equipment that p

>> well, jeff miller in florida, and bernie sanders were able to cut a deal on veterans affairs. that was one of the rare bipartisan moments. we -- but on the border i sat own this morning with come batch -- congresswoman bachman and congressman king and they said you can rewrite the legislation for us. and boehner's unwillingness to challenge -- gwen: what is his point? he just wants to get anything done? >> right. well, he doesn't seem to want to really make a major effort to try to get a bipartisan, bicameral deal. if pure going to king and bachman at the 11th hour not the way to get a major deal in conference. i think he's afraid to confront the right and risk the outrage of those who are the grassroots activists. and that's -- diminished boehner's political capital. it's crippled his ability to get anything through his own chamber. gwen: and he -- puts him in a position to be mocked by the president who said today they know they're not going to get to the senate and i'm going to veto it anyway so what's this about? >> so let's not forget, though, that the senate also did not

joining me is vermont's independent senator bernie sanders. senator sanders, thanks for joining us.ou've been an outspoken critic of these kind of uses, exploitation, whatever you want to call it of the tax code for years. so have many other democrats in congress. i guess the big question is, why has nothing been done to stop this from happening? >> well, i will give cut short and simple answer is that we have a major political party called the republican party who the apparently see their goal in life is to represent the wealthy and the powerful and make sure that the rich and large corporations pay as little in taxes as possible. that's the struggle we're having. to my mind, not only is this tax inversion an outrage, we are losing now about $100 billion in federal revenue every year. many of these large corporations are putting their money into the kaman islands and bermuda and other tax havens. one out of four large profitable corporations today, jake, pays zero in federal income tax. we need real tax reform that asks the wealthy and large profitable corporations to start paying

we wanted to talk to deion sanders.e agreed to an interview, but then said he wouldn't do it unless his reality show was there taping, something we couldn't agree to. >> on the reality show, his family playbook, sanders talks about the importance of education. >> we got to make sure these teachers teaching, the kids are acting like young men and women that's trying to get to college. >> hopes have evaporated for some. they decided to pull their son out of prime prep midway through his kinder garden year. the texas education agency in july moved to revoke prime prep's charter. the school is appealing, but needs more than $100,000 just to stay afloat. all this means prime prep parents and their children face another uncertain year. aljazeera, dallas. >> 7 million college athletes playing in difficulties one programs, but just 1% of them get what we know at full ride scholarships. >> hard to believe. the white house is bringing in a google engineer to oversee technology. they will upgrade government websites and the white

. >> thank the german sanders for inviting me patient safety. cheese seminal event that turned into an activist in trading late summer of 2002. alex was 19 years old and had returned to his junior year at baylor university. when running in the evening of august 2015 collapse on the university campus, self recovered but was taken to a local hospital. he was evaluated for four days by cardiologists and underwent elective physiology tests in another hospital. five days after he was discharged he had a follow-up with the physician in training who gave him a clean bill of health and in a week he returned to running list of timber 15 for approximately two weeks after he resumed running i received a call late in the evening that he had collapsed again while running but this time his heart had stopped and was in a deep unresponsive coma. he died three days later in the hospital where he was first taken for evaluation. once he got his medical records that discovered my suspicions about his cause of death were born out. during his first hospitalization i

the things we put kerry sanders through. we'll explain what he's going to be doing and why in a couple minutes. >> it's for a great cause. thanks to kerry. >>> also coming up, sadly another death in hollywood. legendary icon lauren bacall is now gone, as you've heard. we're going to be speaking to tom brokaw who was good friends with her. share some of the stories of her over the years. >>> let's start with the top story. that is the dangerous flooding from some very potent storms that have dumped more than a foot of rain in some parts of the east coast. take a look at this. that's the southern state parkway in nassau county in long island. probably less than an hour's drive from where we're sitting. cars stranded there as you can see. dylan has the latest on this storm. >> that's not driving into flood waters. that's driving and downpours coming at such a rate there's nowhere to go. the water came down. 5 inches in islip, new york. that came down in one hour. that's the scene we've seen up and down the east coast. yesterday

frank glover is a medical missionary who worked in liberia and robin sanders, the former u.s. ambassador to congo and nigeria. welcome to you both. dr. glover, i want to start with you. it seems like the two patients who are now in atlanta are doing much better, are we out of danger of the virus spreading within the united states? >> dr. glover? >> well, no, we aren't out of that danger, this is an international public health emergency that the world health organization just declared on friday and we're still seeing new cases and new suspected cases popping up in places like europe, canada and of course in nigeria. >> and back to africa, you warned congress this week, that unless something is done, this ebola outbreak could spread tens of thousands -- what has to happen in order to prevent that? >> well, what has to happen is immediate protective gear must be given to the workers who are on the ground. there's been a large death toll from the nurses and doctors who are trying to treat this disease. the health system has completely collapsed meaning they don't have the capacity

two years ago before major changes were made in security, sanders was part of this attack on staff. >> we was all in the room. and then one came out for the shower. that was before it was all locked down like this. >> he ran over here and grabbed the keys from the officer. and ran back to the other side and started opening doors. >> door violation. >> that's when it all went out of control. >> door violation. >> came out the room and started throwing buckets and some people had mop sticks, swinging mop sticks at staff. damaged stuff. i don't know. it just build up. when it's happening, you don't really think about it. i don't regret it. i just accept it and move on. >> don't let the word juvenile fool you. most of these offenders have committed adult crimes. you have some offenders you'd like to have the nice streak about them, but the thing you've got to remember is they're put here for a reason. >> you don't got to touch me, man. >> it changed on a day to day basis with them. you'll have good behavior for a month, two months. something happens to them and the good behavior is shot.

i think the tipping point was back in the early 90's with "the larry sanders show." [applause] what gary shandling did is he said to the world, you can do something with a truly original voice and you can differentiate yourself from everything else in the media. i think what gary did was he opened the door to a lot of other auteurs who saw the attention he got in the creative community. people were watching what he was doing on hbo and saying, wow. i can try something like that. i think he opened the door to what became the modern hbo. >> why did it take so long for us to get there? >> in fairness, the model of television and hbo are very different. television, they are selling advertising. that is the way they measure success and that is the business model that informs their decision-making. our model is we are selling a brand. what we are trying to do every day is elevate that brand and we believe if we elevate the brand and create more addicts across a wide range of demographics, we will serve our brand and we will grow our business and build our model all over th

. >> reporter: amanda sanders, a celebrity image consultant, has had the procedure twice. >> i wish i could do it every day. once i did it for an event. and the second time was for a vacation. >> reporter: could the person you within on vacation with, could he tell they were deflating? >> at the end, it really didn't matter. >> reporter: the 24-hour boob job is not without controversy. or risk. >> anytime you make a break in the skin, with a needle or a scalpel, there are risk of infriction. >> reporter: dr. rowe admits while there's some risk of inflecti inflectii infection, the only thing he's seen is minor bruising. then, there's the cost. if you break it down, it comes to about $100 an hour. the average, more permanent breast lift was roughly $4,200. but price isn't an issue for caylee. 20 minutes later, she's ready for her night to remember. he's definitely going to notice? >> for sure. >> reporter: she's grateful for the extra boost of confidence. this is one of the many instant makeovers on the market, helping to make plastic surgery a $12.6 billion a year industry in the u.s.

sanders told yahoo news a clinton campaign is not something that is going to stop him from running. >e working class and middle class of this country are facing enormous problems. we are going to end up, and i use these words advisedly as an oligarchy society. and i will do everything i can to prevent that from happening. >> finally on the republican side, sarah palin is also considering a 2016 presidential run, and she may have just done something that may boost that likability factor. she spoked about the ice bucket challenge, signed a check, and app mered to get caught off guard after issuing her challenge. i also challenge senator john mccain. cheers. [ screaming ] >> whoo! [ laughter ] >> that funny video has now generated over 300,000 views on youtube. >> that was good. can we see that again. >> i think it's the sleeks -- >> can we do that? we got to see it again. yeah, yeah, here we go. cheers. [ screaming ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> good for her. good for her. >> raises money to fight lou gehrig's disease. >> absolutely. absolutely. >>> coming up is u.s. surveillance over s

let me bring in senator bernie sanders of vermont. senator, when does it catch the attention of dozeniers? 400,000 people. i haven't heard anything like this in the past. we see the impacts of climate change damaging our nation every day. and yet the sense of urgency just isn't there. i want your take on what sun folding here and also what is going on in vermont. >> in-the point you make is well taken. this country faces a lot of crises. one of the areas that we have not focused on enough is the situation regarding water. and it's not just toledo and not just vermont. it is lakes all over the country that are being overrun by algae because of phosphorus run over. and what we have is a situation in states and in washington where the republican party basically says freedom is about allowing polluters to destroy our air, our land and in this case our water. and i think that is pretty crazy. common sense suggests we have to do everything that we can to protect clean drinking water in this country. climate change and global warming is maki

kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >> it is so conflicting because there's dangers there as we felt withhe one wedding but cool images to see. >> pretty cool. >> from above. >> she's still laughing about the drone that crashed into the couple. >> first time i saw that. i don't know why. but this is a pretty lucrative business. they're saying these photographers are charging $400 for 30 minutes of the dronearou. $400 for that. but this is something that we're not going to see just with weddings but law enforcement using it, news media trying to use it. >> you bet. >> people. i just got a catalog christmas catalog where they were selling them as christmas gifts. how do you regulate your 15-year-old christmas. >> if you want a drone. >> absolutely. >> storm team 4. >> i don't trust you that much. >> i'm sure i can fly it in downtown washington where i live. >> right around the monument. >> the faa pounding on my door. good day for flying. don't fly your drone, everybody. just go outside, free date idea of the day. gravly point, the planes are coming down the river so you get to have the lan

the the very people raising money to help injured in a freak accident. >> nbc's kerry sanders reportingls association issued a statement saying their hearts go out to the injured firefighters and their families. >>> the cincinnati archdiocese says catholics can take part in the ice bucket challenge, but they shouldn't donate money to the als association. that's because the archdiocese in cincinnati says the als group backs a study that uses embryonic stem cells. the archdiocese schools plan to ask people to donate their minute money to an organization that only uses adult stem cells in the research. >>> they will look at the congressional gold medal that will be given to the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville. it will be shownur/11 observance near the site where united airlines flight 93 crashed. three medals were made to honor the americans killed in the terrorist attacks. they will be displayed in the memorial in new york, shanksville and the pentagon. >>> california's drought is having a serious impact on the state's wine and grape industry and that could cost you more the ne

he wanted the likeness of colonel sanders shaved and painted into his hair.hen the district manager of the chicken chain found out about the haircut, he promised both the barber and his customer a stack of coupons for free. kfc for life. wow. >>> so the nfl reportedly wants performers to pay for the privilege now of playing the super bowl halftime show. so i asked you, would you want somebody to pay, and who would you want to see do that? mary lou says i think the beach boys would do just fine, thank you very much. that's a good pick. tom says carrie underwood can sing. she should be the halftime show. she's amazing. colin says i don't want a halftime show. just get on with the game! all right. there's truth to that. robin wonders if the nfl really needs the money and says acts could just donate to a host city charity. all great ideas. thanks so much for writing today. and thanks are being part of "the real story" on a very busy news day. i'm gretchen carlson. there's more with shepard smith. >>> first, the killing of an american reporter, james foley. milita

sanders will be in the early caucus state the same time as clinton. he told a yahoo news reporter that a clinton campaign is not something that will stop him running. >> the working class, the middle class of the country are facing enormous problems. we'll end up - i use these words advisedly, an oligarchic society in which a handful of billionaires control the country, and the political life of this country. i'll do everything i can to prevent that happening. >> sarah palin on the republican side is not talking about oligarchies, but is saying she's considering a presidential run and did something that may boost the like ability factor that is important. pal palin spoke about the als challenge, signed a check and appeared to get caught by surprise after issuing her challenge. watch this. >> i also challenge senator john mccain to... [ screaming ] [ laughs ] >> two things, the screeches and getting hit by the side - i think it was piper palin throwing the water on her head, to her surprise. that has gotten over 330 clicks on youtube. >> it will get to

you quote one alabama state nor, hank sanders, who says to you, the republicans have demonstrated that we can be down here and powerless. and it is a multifacetted view of just how african-americans, minority communities have been marginalized systemically and pretty dramatically over the course of the last four years talk about how you see what's happening in missouri connecting with that story? >> missouri is not a southern state per se but has some of the characteristics of one. in the last few yeerds, you've seen legislature there, which used to be fairly competitive there and become solidly republican. it's different like alabama in the sense there are actually are white democrats in the legislature in jefferson city. and places like alabama and mississippi, the only democrats are black, aren't any white democrats left. the end result is the same, if you're an african-american in missouri, you're trying to be represented in jefferson city, the governor is a democrat but the legs you'res are so dominated by republicans you don't get your voice heard in the state capital and that ca

. >> does this make room for bernie sanders or elizabeth warren?hink elizabeth warren made clear she doesn't want it run. i think bernie sanders has been out there talking about running, but i think he suggested he wouldn't run as a democrat, he would run as independent. imnot sure about that. i think primaries are healthy. good primaries are healthy. the 2008 primary was a good place for the democratic party to work out issues. i think in 2016, it behooves us to have a good discussion of ideas regardless of who's running. >> all right. thanks so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> that's "the ed show." i'm michael eric dyson in for the great ed show. "politicsnation" with the rev al sharpton starts now. >> the investigation, four days after the shooting of an unarmed teenager, there's growing pressure from the community and his family for answers. late today the ferguson police department called an unscheduled press conference. but they still decline to answer the question that so many are asking. about releasing the name of the officer.

. >> when you're the capital of the free world says randy sanders, spokesman for ddot, it comes with the territory. plan ahead. >> if you expect to move downtown, you should plan for more time. i would use metro instead of driving. >> the areas most heavily impacted will be downtown especially around the white house and world bank. foggy bottom, and southwest washington with participants coming and going from the mandarin oriental hotel. yes, even on baseball game days. these district residents normally take the bus from foggy bottom to fort totten. while metro trains won't be impacted many metro buses will be shut down or delayed. >> the option to telecommute, but she's an unlucky employee who is considered essential. >> i'm going to do the best i can and hopefully get to my parking garage and call it a day. >> so that commuter normally has an hour and a half drive each way every day from stafford. next week shipwrights it will take several -- she predicts it will take servile hours to get into work -- several hours to get into work. you can look at the road maps and closures and bu

brian sanders.aking a break from work decided to record a quick ten-second snap chat video. >> these videos show when lightning strikes, you don't want to be that close. >> nope.>>> o men and wom in unm who bravely serve our country need a thank you. they need inspiration sometimes. these fellows created thee perfect music video for that. ♪ in my life in the mountains of east tennessee ♪ >> that's lane and patton, they have been playing together just for a few months, and they wrote the song you are listening to the morning they shot the video. ♪ >> they are good! >> right? >> sounds like real country. that's a country song. >> it's country. they are singers and great lyrics. it's called "proud of who i am" ♪ >> how awesome? can't you see the men and women in uniform listening to this and feeling so inspired and so proud of who they are and what they do for the country. >> to be real here, they sound awesome. >>. ♪ >> well, you don't need that much when you got good lyrics, the voice, and the guitar