they don't work historically and that is why in each chapter i compare brock obama's policies to both john f. kennedy's and bill clinton's to show the millennial's the trajectory of how other presidents have inherited economic downturns but they have approached them differently than obama who is trying to spend our way out of the downturns. >> host: give an example of the policy you say doesn't work that brock obama has done? >> guest: he has really promoted anti-gun freedom. that is something i talk about. there is a whole chapter in there about our god tattoos. we talked about how the millennial generation has a historic level of distrust for one another. that is primarily because when they go into their schools when they go into their schools or workplaces, they see signs that says gun free zones. they remind us that one of their best friends could turn on them at any moment which is not actually true. there are a lot of politics behind gun free zones like explaining the history of that and our parents who grew up in the sixties, for example they had more freedom, they were young g

they are voting not necessarily on emotion except with brock obama because he could actually win. with hillary clinton she has a tremendous and managed with black voters because they feel like they know her. she's a a parent her relationship with obama because she has repaired her relationship with him. now she needs to have the black americans want to have her, they she needs the black americans to turn out at 72% like they differ brock obama. she has the support, she needs the enthusiasm, she has the percentages, she needs the volume. >> host: if you been watching a program you notice we've gone off the air couple of times. that is because of the weather. as as joy has said it is miami. it was sunny here five minutes ago, it is now raining, nothing or storm where we are but the satellite had a little trouble. we. we're back on the air, we are live from miami, we are talking to sam in chicago. sam go go ahead with your question or comment for joy. >> caller: i want to tell you i do not have time to read your book but i had time to listen to it twice on audiotape. it is wonderful.

everything i could to oppose what i believe was a very bad tax agreement between president obama brock obamand the republican leadership. at the time in this country when we when we have a 13,800,000,000,000 dollar $.8 trillion national debt and on equal distribution of wealth and income it seems to me, totally absurd to provide hundreds of billions in tax breaks to millionaires and billionaires. by confirming and this was the lame-duck session of republicans to control the house, under democratics house and senate, the basic tenets of bush's horrendous trickle-down series disagreement was weighing the ground for round from our bad decisions in the future. unfortunately, i was absolutely right and that takes us to the riot republican budget of today. second, more tax breaks of the very rich is only one symptom of an economic and legal system that is grotesquely failing the average american. the simple reality is the middle class is decreasing and the gap between the wealthiest people and everyone else is getting wider. how how did this happen? why did happen? what can we do about it? these a

year talking to the american public about the progress that they have made under the president of brock obamaerms of reducing our deficit by three force and enjoying the longest in history. we can look at education and talk about the number of students we now have going we're at the graduation rate that high school we can look at the progress we have made and are not discriminated against against the globe. i think we will see democratic candidates up and down the ballot running for office in 2016 there bound to show progress. i think they'll be an important validator, you guys are much more attuned to the public polling. if you look to the president's poll more than any other politician in america it would be effective. we love. [inaudible] considering there in german to regulate. >> at this point we believe it is the responsibility of the authority of each of these countries to enforce the rules that are on the books. i do think the revelation of the cars in the united states has prompted authorities i take a look at what volkswagen is doing in their country. the decision they make on their

hillary clinton says brock a bomb was--the obama policies debt and a--get an a. >> darya: this a gram on north santa sacramento saw an ad for some laundry detergent claiming that it could even help improve the smell the granma. >> i was particularly offended because my grandchildren would also call me mimo. >> darya: this lady wants a public apology and for the newspaper to pull the ad. procter and get both says that they have tested their marketing with a wide grew. >> mark: robots running the grocery stores could become your waist and. there is also very light traffic on the bay bridge and other bridges. we also have a lot of the events on kron-4- dot-com that you can see. [door knocking] [door bell ringing] ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you candy. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you... ♪ ♪ apple and plum and apricot-a too, eh! ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house a come on. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house... ♪ ♪ i'm gonna give you everything. ♪ complete your thanksgiving table at target. right now butterball premium frozen turkey is only 99 cents a po

election year when she ran against a young guy and nobody ever heard of in 2007, what's his name, brock obama insurgent goes up against hillary clinton and her fabulously funded well oiled machine. and what happened between the two was an epic, upending event. i've never seen a political demolishing it like what barack obama did to hillary clinton. there's plenty about mrs. clinton and mr. clinton two. >> when you look back at your time with ronald reagan, which obviously is one of the highlights that you mention, do you see any reaganesque qualities in any of the nominees now, for the presidential election? >> that is a really fair question, there are nominees on the product republican side and democrat side and i tell you how i look at it. i never see john f. kennedy and qualities in candidates running for president. none of them ever reminded me of fdr. none of them ever reminded me of a reagan and for that matter lincoln. i see candidates as men and women responding to and living in very much in their time. i beg your pardon, i've been talking to much past few days, they respond to and li

president obama has threatened to veto the bill. senate democrats say they will brock the measure but new speaker of the house paul ryan says it is necessary for national security national security. >>> the first duty of our government is to keep the american people safe. >> don't worry.won't get passed >> don't worry.won't get passed. >> sara: massachusetts congressman stephen lynch and steven keating were several democrats supported with republicans to support the bill republicans to support the bill. >>> hiring back at the activist group anonymous. earlier this week anonymous took responsibility for removing 5500 twitter accounts linked to islamic state level. isis posted a video online saying they are, quote, the honers of the virtual world. many got back on twitter and promised to strike back at anonymous members. >>> shock and disbelief in the town of sharon. a well-known teenager is killed in a terrorist attack in israel in a terrorist attack in israel. the 18-year-old was one five people gunned down in two separate attacks on the west bank. fox25's catherine pa

brock taking a closer look in tonight's "reality check." >> he does not get it. he doesn't get it. >> reporter: a chorus of criticisms. >> he's not interested in american leadership or america winning. >> reporter: aimed at president obama this week. >> if all you do is drop bombs, then they don't take that response seriously. >> reporter: the president standing firm in his approach to defeating isis through air assaults. >> it's best that we don't, you know, shoot first and aim later. it's important for us to get the strategy right. >> reporter: and the issue sits front and center in the u.s. political debates following last week's attacks in paris. opponents argue ground force is the only way to knock out the terrorist group and prevent future attacks. >> is president obama taking the most effective approach at trying to tamp down isis? >> i think the president is trying to take steps now that are most appropriate now and most effective now. >> reporter: dr. gloria duffy is a former department of defense official and current ceo of the commonwealth club, a non-partisan non-profit based in san francisco. >> right now i think it's about trying to cut off the financial support that isis has. >> reporter: isis earns up to

obama. if you have a problem with the fact proc brock can never admit he's wrong, that he can't admit he's wrong and always keeps circling back and after the paris attacks, dana calls him oh bummer talking about how the french president was so much more forceful. so yes, if you have a problem with somebody who can't ever admit they're wrong, that is one thing donald trump has in common with barack obama. they can't admit they're wrong. that said, every day that goes by americans consider donald trump weak, that feeds into dona obama. every day think barack obama is weak in his response. that only makes donald trump more powerful. it's going back to the 1979 example. >> are you writing columns for the new york times now? >> no. we should get into the latest news and also hear what the president has to say along with the french president yesterday? nato and the u.n. are seeking calm after turkey shot down a russian war plane. the turkish air force said the plane violated their air space and ignored 10 warnings to leave. a claim the u.s. military confirms. the turkish military of defense is pointin

obama talked strategy with vladimir putin in the wake of the paris terrorist attack. team coverage on that and much more for the search for the mastermind, when wae return. joining us. i'm sam brock. =laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. >>> good morning. got to start your week somewhere and we pick monday, thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's start out with a look at the forecast here with kari. >> good morning, sam and laura. do we have a choice on what day we start on? let's start monday. temperatures in the low 40s and upper 40s for san francisco and east bay and peninsula and a look at those highs today in the mid-60s for the north bay while the rest of the bay area right around 60 degrees and we will have a little bit of a warm up as we go through the week. i'll detail that coming up. but let's check in now to see how the roads are moving with mike. >> we start on friday and everybody hates fridays now. happy monday, folks. we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights still not confirmed on. we have the conditions where they be. look, everyone is moving really well here. we'll show you that map and no major concern f