koch grew up in wichita, kansas. son of fred koch who struck is rich in the energy business and who along with wife mary raised four sons on the family ranch. charles married liz four decades ago. they've raised four children and appear devoted to one another. charles eventually took over his father's business and grew it into the second largest private firm in america. the company worth $21 million in 1961, is now worth $100 billion. charles and david donated hundreds of millions to help fight cancer, poverty, and to encourage entrepreneurship in addition to their political donations. so how exactly did charles koch, a man demonized by the president, former senate majority leader, and house minority leader to name a few, become so feared and so successful? for the first time, he tells us from his home in wichita, banked up a little, thanks to foot surgery, wearing a cast decorated by his wife. ready to talk about life, politics, and his new book, good profit. so your book "good profit" reads to me like a love letter

on the kochs, they shy away. so there are things a president could do. she's got realistic plans that could actually work, she knows the system. i think we're all in agreement and, you know, she and sanders are in agreement on an awful lot of things as well. it's not so much the ideological contest, i don't think, as it is what's the plan of action, you know? you're going to face, i mean, because of the way they've gerrymandered this house, she's going to face at least one branch of government that's republican. and then i think the final thing is, you know, if we look at her senate record, she has effectively reached across the aisle on some things. so the learning curve -- no learning curve on what the republicans are all about. >> this might be a little bit of a gotcha question, not to embarrass you. i'm wondering, you focus mainly on winning and on the elections, not so much on governing policy. >> yeah. >> could you see yourself in a hillary clinton administration, and if so, where? >> no. nope. i don't want

. >> and one of the problems we have is when you take on the billionaire class and the koch brothers and wall street and the military industrial complex and the pharmaceutical industry, that is a little bit of opposition. >> yeah. and they're not a big fan of your politics. >> most of them are not a big fan of my politics. >> right. >> so what we have to determine right now is i know there are millions of people who are disgusted with the grotesque level of income and wealth inequality in america, the high unemployment, the fact that we are the only major country on earth that doesn't guarantee health care to all people. people are disgusted with this citizens united supreme court decision that allows billionaires to buy elections. so i know that people feel strongly about those issues. >> right. >> but in terms of putting together a campaign, what i have to ascertain is can we build the kind of grassroots movement that we need? can we raise, not as much money, obviously, as our opponents, but enough money to run a strong campaign? >> isn't it ironic that you're the preeminent voice

let's show you how things looking at the 59th ed koch bridge. this is your approach coming into the city getting on to 2nd avenue. now we do have a closure still happening in the city. let's go right over to our maps. it's on the east side. obviously it's all because of a falling brick incident that occurred on monday. 1st avenue is closed down 59th to 66th street because of those falling bricks. it's not completely secure yet. as a result you can expect delays to and from the ed koch 59th street bridge because that closure is right near the bridge. new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro north are doing just fine. subway service, that's also running on or close to schedule. a great idea for this morning. 27 is closed both ways in north brunswick between finnegans we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, the man charged with killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado will face a judge today. abc7 and your tri-state ford dealers thank you for helpin

we'll talk about the ed koch 59th street bridge. this is the approach coming off the ed koch 59th street bridge into 63rd street where you're going to make that left. you've heard dray talking about 64th street and 63rd closed between 1st and 2nd. 1st avenue closed between 62nd and 64th streets. this could affect your ride to and from the ed koch 59th street bridge. street cleaning rules are suspended but the metered rules are in effect. >>> 5:10. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, another deadly police shooting in chicago. an officer fires multiple shots at a suspect as he's seen running away. the cop will face char son, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this season, all at one place. you get a cold. you can't breathe through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep

wes wasphun bounce pass to koch... ... linn-mar grad marcus paige had a big night for the tar heels in their conference opener against clemson ... here he drives and scoops it high off the glass... then, he drives again, draws contact and somehow gets that bucket to fall... he had 18 points, tar heels win 80-69 ... to the ice, roughriders hosting bloomington ... 1st period, jack achan moves into the offensive... fires from a sharp angle and scores... roughriders take the early 1-0 lead ... bloomington came back with two goals... but the roughriders go on to win 6-4 thanks scott. one last look at the forecast, justin... quiet, seasonably chilly weather is ahead as we round out 2015 and head into the new year. tonight will be mostly cloudy with lows in the middle 20s. skies will partially clear tomorrow with highs around 20. even with a >>> and now, abc's "jimmy kimmel

expect delays to and from the ed koch 59th street bridge. john del giorno said it's not picking up too much volume like it was yesterday but 1st avenue is still closed down 59th to 65th. our street cleaning rules are in effect. >>> 6:31. developing in queens right now, the search is on for a hit and run driver who killed a beloved teenager. eyewitness news reporter kala rama spoke with the victim's family. she joins us live at the scene in corona. kala. >> reporter: ken, it was heartbreaking to talk to this grandmother who is just asking for prayers to find the driver of the car that hit and killed her 17-year-old grandson. it's her only grandson. the family's only boy who was killed here in the street. police say they're now looking for that black toyota camry that hit the 17-year-old and kept going. the teen was just 5 minutes away from home, ovedio heramilo i talked with his grandmother who said it's his only grandson. he was walking home from a funeral when he was hit while crossing northern boulevard at junction boulevard before 11:00 l

the koch brothers, industrialists david and charles koch, whose combined net worth has been estimated$100 billion, have assembled what political calls a privatized political and policy advocacy operation like no other in american history. one that in key areas eclipses even the republican party. and their network includes hundreds of donors and employees 1,200 full-time year-round staffers in 107 offices nationwide. the network reportedly plans to spend $889 million a cycle, more than double what the rnc spent in the last presidential cycle. with jeb bush struggling to gain traction in the gop presidential race, it's become somewhat trendy to claim that money somehow doesn't matter in politics. yet evidence in proving that claim is all around us. as "the new york times" details in a great piece today, the very richest have been able to quietly shape tax policy that have allow themed to shield billions in income. the ultra wealthy paid a 27% tax rate two decades. yet by 2012, thanks to a combination of creative accounting and financial influence, the ultra wealthy brought their tax rat

and this is affecting the ride at the ed koch 59ing street bridge. start thing to pick up -- 59th street bridge. starting to pick up volume. jfk air train suspended until 8:00 a.m. street cleaning rules in effect. >> thank you. >>> an anonymous person with a big heart is shelling out big bucks for shoppers in massachusetts. debbie went into the toys r us ready to pay for gifts on the lay-away. instead, she was told the bill was taken care of. someone had come into the store and paid off every single item in lay-away. >> my eyes filled with tears and she told me it was $20,000 worth of lay-aways. i would love to know who it was just to thank them and give >> now all the customers who had put toys aside at that store for the holidays will be able to celebrate without any worries thanks to a stranger's kind surprise. >> very generous. $20,000. wow. that is nice. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, we continue to follow developments in brooklyn where a gas leak has led to street closures. we are live on the scene. people have now been allowe

charles and caved coach koch practically wrote the book. combined their net worth is estimated to be $86 billion. along with ideology, is a push for influence. >> these major donors are heavily invested in american industry and by and knowledge la are lookin large arelooking for more influence. >> still isn't backing a candidate but in return for his donations, he's asked candidates to submit their plans for cutting carbons. george sorrows has always been a cash for democrats. he hasn't fully committed money for 2016 race but he's been one of the biggest contributors to hillary clinton since she first ran for office. sheldon adelson will take a gamble? still hasn't backed a candidate this time around. but the promise of deep pockets soont sur isn't a sure thing in the path to the white house. president obama won election. >> we'll only look back as far as the 2012 election cycle to see the vast amount of resources spent by the koch brothers and sheldon adelson. money isn't always going to be successful. >> mary snow, al jazeera. >> one of t

- gets it off to jeremy morgan for the 'and 1' -- 15 for morgan on the night -- but it was bennett koch that put up the big numbers -- off the assist from washpun -- koch with 18 -- panthers roll in the second half to hammer the mean green 93-70. one day after paul rhoads' final game, iowa state had a new head football coach. matt campbell was introduced today in ames, one day after his 36th birthday. campbell led toledo to a 35-15 record in four years, including three nine-win seasons and two bowl wins. this year's rocket team beat double overtime, back in week 3. the cyclones have just 8 wins in the last three seasons, and he knows the challenge it will be to consistenly win. "to reach your full potential. that's what i'm going to ask each and every one of these young men that i get a chacne to meet with today to do. to get to that point, that's hard. it takes discipline and commitment. it takes the foundation, from my end, to bring that day in and day out as well. you can't just talk it. you have to show it." discipline has been evident in campbell's teams. in the 2013 and 2014 seaso

up next, we talked to one of the generals in the koch brothers army.s us right here after this commercial break. ♪ john: our first guest tonight is the president of americans for prosperity, the conservative group backed by the kochs. tim phillips, thanks for coming to the show. i want to start talking about super pac's a little bit. the prevailing wisdom coming into this race was they matter a lot. so far, they seem to have left almost no mark. what do you make of the super pac phenomenon? tim: i think a lot of donors are going to give a second thought to super pac investments. they are sure to -- short-term strictly, and you cannot hold them accountable as an owner. i think a lot of donors are going to look back at the summer of 2014 with some regret. summer of 2015, i'm sorry. john: do you think that is particularly true for candidates like jeb bush where a lot of money has been spent already to negligible affect? >> i think about the bush campaign, the walker campaign, but i think a lot of donors will rethink their approach. spending 1000f groups e

wes wasphun bounce pass to koch... he stuffs it... he had 15 as uni wins 80-44 ... linn-mar grad marcus paige had a big night for the tar heels in their conference opener against clemson ... here he drives and scoops it high off the glass... then, he drives again, draws contact and somehow gets that bucket to fall... he had 18 points, tar heels win 80-69 ... to the ice, roughriders hosting bloomington ... 1st period, jack achan moves into the offensive... fires from a sharp angle and scores... roughriders take the early 1-0 lead ... bloomington came back with two goals... but the roughriders go on to win 6-4 thanks scott.

it's started under koch. when you saw the theatres come back, it was a safe place. ernie: a live picture right now of times square. but it's come a long way. a lot of development. not only times square, but a lot of other things. talk about the west side. >> our west side, they're building a new city there on stilts. >> the hudson yards, brookfields, manhattan west. it's terrific. right over the rail yards, when you go to washington on amtrak, when you come back, there's a glimmer of light. now you've got the platform built over the rail yards and a whole new city is being built over there. ernie: and a lot of neighborhood restoration. we've seen that. >> and a lot of new retail and new restaurants. brooklyn. ernie: tremendous. big changes there. when you talk about tourism -- i know you're involved, both of you -- look at what's happened. not only just in manhattan, but all the five boroughs as well. >> right. you spoke about barclays. look what's going on in harlem. such an amazing story in harlem. and think about staten island. this is going to be the new frontie

washpun after the steal -- gets it off to jeremy morgan for the 'and 1' -- 15 for but it was bennett koch that put up the big numbers -- off the assist from washpun -- koch with 18 -- panthers roll in the second half to hammer the mean green 93, 70 thanks rick. we'll be right back. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. join us for real change. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... a final look at your forecast. thanks for watching the kwwl news at ten. but today, as world leaders come together in paris, the solutions are clear. with a real commitment to clean energy, we can tackle the climate crisis, end our dependence on oil f

big night for bennett koch. another koch brother. 18 points, 18 high. -- a team-high. uni rolls. let's do the great 8. beginning with the hawkeyes and nebraska. nebraska's brandon reilly, what a catch this was. somehow keeps it off the turf. jameel mckay, look out below. number 6, iron bowl. auburn and alabama. jason smith. he is off to the house. alabama would win. number 5, vince carter may not have the hops but he still has the long-range shot. number 4, back to the huskers. -- the hawks and huskers. jordan can theory -- jordan canzeri, back-to-back touchdown runs. number 3, parker hess. number 2, odl beckham, jr. number 1, the heroes trophy. back in iowa city, 12-0. have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. at kraft we start with quality ingredients. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making stacey: we're continuing to follow a death investigation happening right now in des moines. also spent two people dead and a home in the 3900 block of -- officers foun

we are koch. >> checking your fantasy league? >> just my 401(k) statement. >> i can' t save anything. >> i' ve got a pizza for todd. >> can anybody spot me? >> before the state, heirloom tomatoes, there' s our commitment to helping america' s farmers feed a hungry planet. we are koch . >> quick question about baseball. you still follow it. dr. bernanke: the washington nationals, who moved to washington 10 years ago. >> what was the position you played? dr. bernanke: basically i played the bench. [laughter] >> sounds like gary and my career early on. batting 16th. >> growing up in a small town, tell us about some of the people who helped shape who you are. dr. bernanke: my parents, obviously, some friends, but i was kind of isolated to tell you the truth. i did a lot of reading. a lot of my influences came from books i read. we were a jewish family in the south. weren' t many of us in that town. my father was the town pharmacist. he gave people credit. a lot of people couldn' t pay. he would talk to them about what they could pay.

mark: do you know where charles and david koch are? tim: i don't.ave any inside information. mark: your donor community, how do they feel about the prospect of donald trump as a nominee? tim: you would have to ask them. for mr. trump, the key for him and dr. carson, those two folks who aren't known for their policy -- they don't have a record of voting -- the important thing is going to be as specific as possible with what they will do on tax policy. i think trump and dr. carson need to do more of that. at least rubio and cruz have specific records we can look at. mark: most people in the donor network are business people. white wouldn't business people think a businessman would be good for president? why isn't there a groundswell to say, we've got a successful businessman here. he should be our nominee. tim: they look for policies. they say, what are you going to do with government overspending? what are you going to do about tax policy. it's more about the policy than the bio. mark: what hasn't he been specific enough on? tim: i think probably gov

remember the koch brothers are attacked on a daily basis.think it's more about being attacked by republicans. >> all right. jonathan allen, thank you so much. and then there's those comments from spike lee and "the washington post" striking accusation which everyone will be talking about on the campaign trail for sure today. jonathan, thank you. >>> just ahead, 'tis the season for having your holiday packages stolen from your front stoop? a new report says it's happening at an alarming rate. we'll have the details next. y ig this out for you. it's your grandpappy's hammer and he would have wanted you to have it. it meant a lot to him... yes, ge makes powerful machines. but i'll be writing the code that will allow those machines to share information with each other. i'll be changing the way the world works. (interrupting) you can't pick it up, can you? go ahead. he can't lift the hammer. it's okay though! you're going to change the world. tcount on someone's kid mistaking me for santa. i'm so sorry. come on sweetie. it's okay. and knowing rig

he's just been given $16 million from the conservative billionaire koch brothers to try and convinceinos that conservative ideals and latino ideals are one and the same. >> we are driving a conversation with in the latino community about the virtues of the free market. whether it's engaging them on policy issues or on cultural issues. so for example, we believe strongly in self-reliance, in personal responsibility, in that hard work ethic. the american rugged individualism. >> brangham: garza served in george w. bush's white house, and now regularly hosts forums with today's g.o.p. candidates. but his story begins much more humbly. here, in the agriculturally-rich yakima valley in central washington. the hispanic population has exploded here in recent decades, as migrant families like garza's, who once just came through to pick apples and cherries during the harvest, decided to stay and put down roots. garza showed us the hops fields -- they're now out of season -- where he and his family used to work. >> backbreaking work, working in the elements, making hardly anything and you were

uz, calirnia conozca a archer koch. reyes, reportando "los drones son una tecnologia que nos permite ver el mundo cut to aerial multirotor shot desde una perspectiva nueva.. pero el peligro tambien es latente." julio 17, 2015 san pista 1-15 el cajon pass, bernardino, california ese peligro se hizo evidente cuando durante la cuspide de la temporada de incendios 2015 el fuego salto la interestatal que conecta a los angeles y las vegas -- obligando al trafico a detenerse subitamente. victima: "nos dio mucho miedo.. porque venia muy rapido la lumbre. no nos dioiempoi de pensar, nada mas de correr para arriba de la montana" miles de personas abandonaron sus vehiculos y como en una pelicula de hollywood, corrieron para salvarse del avance de las llamas. el saldo?? veinte carros incinerados milagrosamente, solo dos lesionados. la razon?? habia al menos seis drones volando por la zona. obligando a calfire a mantener sus helicopteros en tierra por veinte cruciales minutos. el incidente, tan solo uno de cinco, durante la temporad

being mean on the court -- bennett cook -- operating down low - a spin, pump fake -and a basket -- koch led the panthers with a career high 18later ininhe half - shot clock winding down - jeremy morgan lets it fly from deep - the former west high trojan dropped in 15 ... and his buddy from linn-mar was scoring too ----att bohannon with the nice cut for and wes waspun -- you know -- washington warrior alumn -- well he was doing his thing -- to the rack and 1 -- panthers get a big win win93- 70 the final...the month long road trip starts saturday at richmond. stay with c-b-s two -terry has one last look at your forecast after the break. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working peoplele ensure eququ pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all news at ten

the mustangs pound it inside early -- bryce koch scored the first seven points for the 'stangs and finished with 23 points. but waldorf led at the half. michael morgan scores down on the block. 37-31 at the half. morningside tries to rally -- adebayo baba-lola with the strong move to the bucket, but the mustangs made too many mistakes. the bad pass here leads to a turnover and a layup for june prowell -- had 33 points. waldorf tops morningside, 80 to 74. briar cliff women are playing now -- the bc men play at 7-30. then tonight on nene four at ten.... the so-called "affluenza teen" and his mother are still in jail in mexico details on the teen who killed four people and claimed he didn't understand the consequences of his actions because of his affluent upbringing. tonight: snow showers develop. low 17. winds nw 5-10 miles per hour. wednesday: morning snow showers. high 24. mostly cloudy.

when that republican stands up, the money will stop flowing from the fossil fuel industry, from the koch brothers and there will be a strong likelihood that that republican would be primaried in their next election. according to the center for responsive politics, madam president, at the national level, where companies have to report what they spend on lobbying and campaign contributions, the oil companies, coal companies and electric utilities spent a staggering $2.2 billion in federal lobbying since 2009 and another $330 million in federal campaign contributions. that's just at the federal lev level. over $2.5 billion in lobbying and campaign contributions in just six years. even in washington, d.c. that is a lot of money and that's just the money we know about. and that is not all of it. that's not the end of it. as a result of the disastrous citizens united supreme court decision, which allowed corporations and billionaires to spend unlimited sums of money, we know that the koch brothers, who make most of their money in the fossil fuel industry, and a handful of their friends will be

gets up slowow and spends a couple minutes o othe bench but would return and here he finds bennett koch for the hoop and the foul as uni retakes the lead... --late in the first half, paul jesperson puts the ball on the flolo and banks one home....uni up 30-29 at the break... --it was just a 2 point game with only a minute 40 to go when jesperson buries a 3 as uni tops washington state 63- 59...the panthers wrap up their hawaii trip tomorrow against byu. --from basketball in hawaii to football in the bahamas....wes tern michigan and middle tennessee state in the popeyes bahamas bowl.... --and if you like big plays and no defense, this was the game for you....just over a minute into the first quarter, richie james takes the option pitch and races 46ards for the touchdown....7-0 middle tennessee state... --but western michigan only needed about 60 seconds to answer....jamauri bogan up the middle...he makes one man miss and then it's nothing but green grass....that 62 yard score ties the game at 7... defensese..this routine 15 yard pass turns into a 68 yard touchdown as western michigan out

why would the koch brothers go after donald trump? i don't thaip -- they want that. >> dagen: to that point, there was a story that i read yesterday that jeb bush and his super pac have spent almost $29 million on television ads, trump has spent $217,000 on ad. less than 1%. >> anthony: his time on tv is free -- [laughter] >> dagen: i have a good stat for later. we have some hours to cover. i'll save it but it's about how critical we overestimate, we are underestimating the impact on on the national election if trump gets nominated. i'm going save it. i'm going to save the stat. >> anthony: he's got twice the subscription base of the wall street journal. >> kevin: we are pretty popular. he should start buying us dinner. >> maria: that's a good point. mark zuckerberg welcoming their first born, 45 million-dollar surprise. we will have details on generous charitable donation. president obama plan to go rejecting the plan to close guantanamo as to costly. house votes to block epa power plant rules. stay with us. ♪ ♪ can a business have a

most people say that important because we have the koch brothers buying elections, and that's terrible. it is terrible. but that's not why it's important. the message the supreme court gave when they said that money have lots of money are much more important in america than those that don't. that was a message our economy, under george w. bush, also gave us. we -- the biggest danger in this country is that 80% of the people who have not shared any of the increase in wealth we have created in this country the last 20 years, and the 80% of the people who don't have lots and lots of money and can influence elections, will give up on the estimate this country is a fundamental dream for so many people because in the founding documents it says all of us are created equal. what the court says is, that's not true. those with money are more eannual tan others and hillary realize that's a problem for the done not just because people are buying elections but because it's a message to the american people to give up and hillary clinton is the last person that is going to give up on america, and tha

"we want to get jobs into south sioux," said rod koch, mayor of south sioux city, nebraska. "we want to attract people. we have to have housing, affordable housing. we have to have housing that the young professionals can live in and nice neighborhoods, trails, bike trails." this new development is set to do just that. flatwater crossing will have 600 apartment units and 400 single family homes. there will also be a 67- center. the center will include businesses and and they will be on a mile long river. "nebraska means flatwater in the oto language, the oto indian language," said lance morgan, ceo of ho-chunk, inc. "and so we've always kind of liked the name. we added the crossing to it because the areas's definied by the railroad bridge and then the highway 20 bridge going over between iowa and nebraska." the project will be done in two phases. the first phase is set to be completed by late 2016. it will include riverfront estates along the river and the village center. the second phase is expected to be completed in spring 2017 and will include a thoroughfare as well as c

ongoing innocent machines at the -- maintenance at the ed koch. garden state parkway moving fine and the new jersey turnpike still moving fine getting up to newark airport. alternate side of the street back to you. david, lori? >>> one person is recovering the morning after a scary crash in westchester county that ended with the suv inside a store. take a look at this video. you can see the 88-year-old driver appears to park outside the new rochelle store but boom. there you go. that's when she hits the gas crashing through the front door. and hitting a customer. families say the victim is jeff wiener, he's now recovering with badly broken ankle and will undergo surgery this morning. >> it's going to be extremely long road to recovery. and it's a very, very hard time for the family. it's a very hard time for him. and everything. events. >> meanwhile investigators are taking a look at the surveillance video to determine exactly how this happened. that driver was not hurt and is not facing charges at this time. >>> in australia, and crews are workin

bundled up and spread themselves up with koch guard because it is raining out there. it looks like the rain will end this evening. this image from delaware. why would i do that when it is cold and nasty? interesting time lapse. a little bit of an east to southeasterly wind noticed the title pools that form up on the beach. .retty close to the boardwalk we have not had a nor'easter yet as we get into the wintertime especially january and february any big nor'easter's we have to keep an eye on the beaches. i would like to see the sand further out this time of year. it is chilly and rainy and the rain is going to be the weather story for the rest of the day along with cool temperatures. 48 in hagerstown. 50 in manassas. 49 in fredericksburg. a bit milder on the eastern shore. salisbury at 62 degrees. warmer to the south. temperatures for boston, well above average this time of year. there are signs of colder temperatures on the way. it's not going to get brutally cold. it may feel brutally cold because we will have the coldest air in weeks and gusty wind so by saturday m

is sponsored in part by koch industries. >> wall street can be a dog eat dog kind of world. it' s rare to see true -- two leaders develop a warm friendship. they have had this kind of relationship for almost 35 years. let' s talk about kenny , he was on your board at the new york stock exchange and you have a personal friendship with them. with ken. >> there was a professional all the way back to the listing of home depot. i referred to him lovingly as the eight lincoln of capitalism. >> why do you use eight lincoln -- abe lincoln? >> in my mind, he was the standardbearer of truth and strength. the strength to tell the truth about what was wrong with slavery, what was wrong in america in that period , and he wanted to change it. there were a lot of people around him who did not want that to happen, but he stood like a beacon. >> how has kenny done that for capital? >> let' s put home depot aside. look at the hundreds of houses of kids that marched into kenny' s office over the past 40 years that he points in a particular direction and says that' or, you want to be an investm

the ads accuse heck of consistently voting for " the koch (coke) brothers agenda." the ads will run on facebook.. twitter and google. the super-pac.. the senate majority pac.. is run by allies of reid./// ((paul joncich)) > and democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is launching a t-v ad blitz in nevada. the campaign says it will be the candidate so far this campaign. sanders has some ground to make up on hillary clinton.. who leads in the polls here./// ((paul joncich)) > while the number of political t-v ads has been somewhat tame so far.... get ready for an all out blitz. in 2012...more political ads aired in las vegas than in any city in any election ever. that race featured the harry reid- sharron engle senate race and the presidential race. at it's height in october leading up to the election... pro publica counted 10-thousand ads per week. at one point 98 separate ads were in rotation in las vegas.. at a cost of more than 47 million dollars./// ((denise valdez)) > one of this holiday season's hottest toys may also be the most dangerous. 8 on your si

the koch brothers and a few of their friends, multi billionaires are per -- are prepared to spend $900illion on this campaign. noters and sisters, this is democracy. this is a look our key and we are not going to allow that to continue. [applause] oligarchy and we are not going to allow that to continue. [applause] here is what we are going to do. what we are going to do is make it very clear that any supreme court nominee of mine will be loud and clear in telling this country that one of their first orders of business on the to vote tort will be overturn citizens united. [applause] way, when we talk society, wecratic are going to end the kind of voter suppression we are seeing from republican governors and legislatures all over this country. my message is to republican governors and legislatures, if you don't have the guts to participate in a free and fair election, get another job. [applause] in one way or another, either by a constitutional amendment or legislature, we are going to pass law that says in america, if you are 18 years of age or older, you are registered to vote, and of

. >> fired eagle's koch chip chelly says he is blessed after a statement he released last night. he is apologizeing to the fans. this is courtesy of fox sports t. statement read, in part, i am grateful for jeffrey lurie for allowing me to coach philadelphia eagles for the past three seasons. . chip kelly left philadelphia yesterday with his girlfriend and his dog. he was fired tuesday. >> the end result was mid-okwas mediocrity. i have to look at the progress and the trajectory of where it's headed. >> he made it clear he wants a coach that can relate to his players and everyone else in the building. >> you have to be flexible when it comes to dealing with nfl players an green men in the locker room with a lot of different personalities. there's a lot of things from a communication standpoint and isn't being translated or catch on with the players. phone i don't know, obviously, everybody with hard to keep it together. it wasn't effective. it's hard to build culture and dreams when you change people in the locker room constantly. >> coming up in our next half hour, why one eagle

the koch brothers, one rumored buyer, told "fortune" today they did not purchase the paper. sheldon adeleson, another rumored purchaser who owns the casino where tomorrow's debate is taking place, has not responded to requests for comment. tonight it remains a mystery. >>> back during the 2012 political campaign republican political consultant karl rove made a promise to wealthy republican donors. give my super pac your millions and i will use the money to get mitt romney elected president. as you probably know, that promise didn't pan out for karl rove or for that matter mitt romney and it led to an infamous and humiliating election night meltdown by rove live on fox news when he refused to accept fox news's own call that president obama had won the state of ohio and thus the presidency. >> do you believe that ohio has been settled? >> no, i don't. and look, if we are calling this on the basis of 74% of the vote being in and when 77% is in secretary of state website i've got the director of the ohio campaign for romney on the other end of the line refreshing the page every

there's no anti-trump effort at this moment -- >> who are the koch brothers for? >> they're sitting on the sidelines. >> where's sheldon adelson? >> they're sitting on the sidelines. the only people in the fight, kasich's super pac and they haven't landed a punch. >> why raise $1 trillion if you're not going to spend it? >> because day don't want to spend that money. bush has $100 million sitting in their super pac, they don't want to spend it. and the kochs don't want that fight. >> and there's no evidence that if you take on trump, it does you any good. first, trump hits you back, and maybe you make the point that the establishment is against trump, that helps him with the voters who are drawn to him. >> and they've saw bush spend $25 million out of his -- it wasn't all directed at trump, but he spent the money and didn't really move -- >> there's nothing there. >> but it's less about bush and so much more about the base and where they are right now. >> do you know any bush enthusiasts in your party? >> no. >> do you know any reporting -- >> i don't even -- peop

when koch took over, he was friendly to the real estate developers and economic interests. through all sorts of tax abatements and incentives, he building in the city, to start looking at the city in a positive way. and in that way, he was a rainmaker. ernie: he went through the dark days and the brighter days. the city had a surplus budget of like a half billion dollars. and there was a lot going on. the skyline was changing. people were taking a chance, >> that's what happened. people said let's take a chance on the future. building, they were. when you go through the streets of new york today, you can see in every borough by the construction how much was done in the '80s, how much of the seed was being laid for what happened in the future. when you walk around the city today and it looks really safe, that didn't happen overnight. people moved into park slope then. fancy. you could have one for $83,000 thousand in -- in the '80s. the '80s, what would you say? how would you cover it all? it's hard to do. >> i would summarize it as the beginning of a new era, the beginning

from, you know, cory booker and van jones to coke industries and more conservative members of the kochnd senate -- industries and more conservative members of the house and senate. james: what explains a coalition? what is the politics are now, particularly on the republican side? valerie: the president had a great meeting several months ago with members of both files of both houses. toxpected the republicans vote on the fiscal part of this but they too were talking about resumption. -- redemption. and we have a responsibility to reunite people with their families. the themes were remarkably the same on both sides of the aisle. james: does that represent a kind of -- does that the space or present a kind of sea change. valerie: crime rates were going up and people didn't know what to do so it was kind of an era of get tough on crime without andking of the social financial repercussions. i have heard from judges that these mandatory minimums are frustrating. they look at individual cases and save my hands should be tied. this person needs drug treatment. this person needs mental health

the morningside men taking on waldorf.1) they start the game off right by feeding the big man bryce koch down low! he's good for two.2) later in the another nice move by bryce!3) he was also there to clean up for his teammates, that's a nice putback! that ties the game at 7. 4) i thought bryce's name was hard now i get to say adebayo babalola who scores! morningside would go on to fall though 80-74 3 girls side same two teams. number 22 for waldorf is sioux city west's all-time leading three point shooter sammie birkes! cool! 1) butthis game belonged to morningside. first half this is former wakefield standout lauren lehmuhl for three! she had 8 points.2) later in the first half allison bachman withththe great board and the putback! she had ten points. 3) 4th quarter now rachell housh doing her best to help the mustangs hit the century mark in this one.4) here's birkes now doing what she did more than any other lady wolverine in school history she hits the three. she lead her team with 13 points.mornrngside wins 100-55, wolverine coach's and players waited for birkes after the game. so s

the ball ends up with bennett koch. he gets it to washpun who is fouled. he hits one of two free throws. iowa state with a chance to e or win but morris can't hit the f fater as uni knocks of iowa state 81-79. after falling behind 6- nothing the hawks went right to jared uthoff posting up in the paint. but he had to sit moments later with two fouls. iowa was able to get out and run hometown finishes. and nicholas baer replacing uthoff with steal and flush to give the hwkeyes their first lead. and then they started to heat up behind the arc. anthony clemons knicks one down from the corner for the 8 point lead. a big run by drake and a casey schlatter 3 gave the bulldogs a 28-26 lead. iowa answered with another steal and slam from dom uhl. and they were even at 30 at the half. . wa got another good second half from baer with the trey. and mike gassell takes it to the hole for 2 of his 17 to give iowa 50-45 lead. and baer with his best game as a hawkeye buries another triple. for an 8 point lead. he had 13 points off the pine and blocked six shots. the hawks

the patient was in the final stages projectile vomiting with terrible diarrhea and other nurses koch ebola. if they took the gloves off they inadvertently touched the infected fecal matter or alternatively there was of little space on this side of their neck that was not covered. there is the reason so much of what we talk about of cybersecurity that they borrow from bettis said. we talk about a virus or attacks circuses the power companies will tell you they are superbly well protected but no one part of this system touches another. but here is what had happened it is equivalent to the patients taking care of the patients. they take a summer drive home and insert that into their personal computer. the sum drive is affected the next day they take the u.s. be back to work all the fire walls in the world will not protect the program and given the internet was never designed to be defended. >> host: has the for-profit industry not learned in the st. from the target credit card or jpmorgan and attacks? >> they are spending hundreds of millions of dollars but speaking to a half years ago.

and deblasio says with 2,000 more kochs on patrol in the coming -- cops on patrol in the coming year, he expects the problem to improve. >> we will be very focused. it's always been the same. >> reporter: skeptical new yorkers will be watching. scott rappaport, cbs2 news. >> the police department is asking patrol officers to take photos of graffiti for the department's database. this has resulted in a large spike in graffiti complaints on file and scott says because of that sheer volume police says decreased. >>> a victory for whole foods customers. the high-end grocer has agreed to pay $500,000 into alleged overcharging for its preparkaged products. the department of consumer affairs says the chain has also agreed to put procedures in place for accurate weighing and labeling of individual items. additionally whole foods will conduct quarterly product york city stores. >>> coming up at 6:00, the yankees sign a new pitcher, otis with details in sports. >>> was a drone under your tree this year? do you know where it is now? why many are going up, up and away for many. >>> lonnie? >> vor

it includes such forces as the koch brothers and their far-reaching networks that are as we speak raising enormous amounts of money to influence the presidential and congressional races and they have the a huge network of donors and also includes a whole swarm of super pacs and dark money groups that are forming alongside pretty much -- at least half of the republican field for president. again, much like we'll talk about with the chamber of commerce. secret donors. deciding or like to decide the outcomes of a elections in the country. no limits at all on their fundraising spending on politics, and this is pretty new in american politics. but there's a reason that i chose the chamber of commerce as a subject for my book. and it's because this single organization sums up the story of how we got here to this place, writ -- where it is possible and by and large legal -- pretty much everything i talk about in the book operates within the law because the chamber has figured out how to use some of the resources it raises from major businesses to in fact change the laws. change election laws. ch

the mustangs pound it inside early -- bryce koch scored the first seven points for the 'stangs and finished with 23 points. but waldorf led at the half. michael morgan scores down on the block. 37-31 at the half. morningside tries to rally -- adebayo baba-lola with the strong move e the bucket, but the mustangs made too many mistakes. the bad pass here leads to a turnover and a layup for june prowell -- had 33 points. waldorf tops morningside, 80 to the second-ranked morningside women taking on 1 and 11 waldorf, from forest city, iowa. mustangs up 20 at the half -- second half, lauren lemkuhl drops in one of morningside's 11 three's -- the lead is 46. then, allison bachman goes takes the 'drive thru' lane for 2 more -- the lead is up to fifty. 13 different mustangs scored -- erin schleicher drops in the jumper -- the only question was, would morningside break the century mark? the answer -- yes -- rachelle housh with another bucket. morningside whips waldorf, 100 to 55. and, one of the biggest hawkeye tonight. chief meterologist ron demers enjoying his christmas break from ktiv. he took som