now james sanders worked as we on another and calls me and says he will not believe what happened they just send me the video. the video? and then we realized it is not from july 17 but it is what we knew about from july july 12, 1996. by a and a hoot miniature but the video of the apparent missile attack. review did early on said it is a surface-to-air missile that we talk about and when we saw the video we realized it was more than just a smoke trail but we see debris coming down five days before it went down on the coast of long island but they cannot enter that video into evidence from the caa documents we know many eyewitnesses that say it looks sick of missile test sites you have july 7, 12, 17 you don't have to see a math major to see the sequence. then i heard from other people i was camping to say it does matter. that is what is going on. and dave died without justice being brought to their families. and now i'll take some questions and answers so the attorney general who oversaw investigation after this is put to bed gets the new job. she is named vice chairman of fannie mae.

james sanders worked with me on one previous book, the earliest explorer in this called me a year agowon't believe it happened, they sent me the video. jim had been sending freedom of information act requests to the fbi for some time. it is not the video from july 17th but almost as useful. a video we knew about on july 12, 1996. it was a video shot on the south coast of long island by an amateur. we knew it existed because the fbi and cia talked about it but it was a video of a missile test. the defense intelligence agency reviewed the video early on and said this is a surface-to-air missile we are looking at and talked about the smoke trail. when we saw the video we realized it was more than a smoke trail coming up. this was 5 days before twa flight 800 went down off of long island, an obvious missile test taking place. that wouldn't matter a lot except when the fbi closed the case in november 1997 they said there was no missile test in the area for at least two years. they knew about this video, they did not enter the video. from the cia document we know that many eyewitnesses saw

uh...we have a late arrival -- a transfer officer james sanders. transferring, uh, from where, sanders? polk avenue. i see. welcome. dismissed. yeah, great to have you aboard. go on. no, you go, pal. you ain't seeing my back. all right, that's enough, gentlemen! officer sanders, go ahead. dispatch. we have a 911 -- armed robbery in progress, surplus store, corner of peebles drive and 124th street. [ slow piano music plays ] anyone but flaherty. well, the other availabilities are officers hill, renko... good. great. ...and sanders. sanders? yeah, he's riding with hill and renko on an orientation tour. is there any particular thinking for puttin' sanders with a black cop? who can familiarize him with the precinct. well, great. either i ride with the judas, or i get to watch "mandingo" revisited. you ready? we understand each other, right, kid? you wanna drive? perfect. come on. renko: yes, sir, i know that. yes, i'm totally aware of that. i'm sorry, bobby. hunter assigned us one of the guys from the polk. good. listen, yeah, lieutenant, look, i'm a p

item nine, to yesterday's shooting death ofoffficer james sanders. while the fatuous press lionizes the misguided vigilante who took offffer sander's life, i convey the more pedestrian information that he is survived by his wife and child. there is a contribution jar on my desk. have a safe tour, all of you. should've wore my dayglo gloves. maybe the captain wants to coach us on arm signals, huh? memeage, lieutenant. i don't know any dottie walker. well she says she's the talent coordinator for "the don chesler show," lieutenant. they want to know if you're available tonight to talk about your friend who got killed. no. at's for a cop's family. i don't know, maybe her number's in my other shirt. this is fair warning, mister, by arresting me you're going to be buying yourself into more trouble than you've ever known before, because i am bilbao, and i have the capacity to gypsy curse you beyond your wildest imagination. if your name's bilbao, how come your driver's license is nathan goldfarb? he is nathan goldfarb. don't listen to him what he says. i t

deepening the political divide when people like clinton and sanders should be working bringing the country together instead they may be divisive. james right now elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are fighting two battles and it has nothing to do with donald trump. first they're trying to fight a battle with each other on who is going to be the liberal line in the senate. who is going to take the role of ted kennedy. i think you see them faithi ifi for it. and they're fighting for the democratic party that we'll see in the next couple of years, a party that continue to move left. what barack obama did is move the for toy the left. or move to the center to appeal to more donald trump voters. donald trump heads into the white house as probably the most unpopular incoming president in the -- >> i've heard the same talking point reiterated over and over again. >> every single poll shows him highly unpopular. obviously he won. >> i'm the guy who says you can read into the polls -- >> which democrat with win and right now bernie sanders are trying to make the progressiv progressives -- >> who is the democratic party now? >> i think the de

sanders over clinton. tonight she made her last big vote on tuesday. james taylor one of her friends gold star father another. his son died while serving in the iraq war he has public sparred with donald trump over trump proposed bannon muslims. thankfully mr. trump this isn't your america. introduced hillary clinton. >> we will have some work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation after this election. we have to begin listening to one another and respecting one another. >> tonight's rally comes just hours after f.b.i. director james comey announced that clinton will not face charges for that new batch of e-mails discovered on her private server. zmo i think the f.b.i. did a their face. >> mary snow and her 11-year-old daughter came up from water ton to support clinton. >> i came up to do some but they ran out of they have been working so hard they have been doing such a wonderful job. this is expected to be with the rates tightening the state's four electoral votes are more important than ever. and clinton did not mention the e-mail scandal during

rally comes on the heels of f-b-i director james comey telling congress that theyve reviewed clinton's emails and dont think she should be charged. senator sanders didnt mention it...but instead he focused on picking a candidate that would help move the country forward 14:35:23:03 bernie sanders it is not a personality contest. keeping things brutally honest - senator bernie sanders made it clear to a crowd of las vegans - that he recognizes the options this election - arent ideal. 12-18 14:34:38:02 im more than aware that for a lot of reasons people dont like donald trump and they dont like hilary clinton. fine. but we've got to get beyond personality. thats exactly why the former presidential candidate is stumping for secretary clinton ahead of election day... 14:33:51:29 in these difficult times, we need a president who is going to bring us together not divide us up sanders touched on his signature issues including climate change, corporate oversight and income inequality. all issues he says will be in better hands with a clinton administration. fox5 talked to some of the voters in the crowd many of supporters during the february caucus 53-1:

book fair earlier this week, scientist james glick, and authority stephen johnson, best seller, he'll also be taking your calls, dave berry, senator bernie sanders today as well. that's all coming up and you can find it all on our website, the entire schedule at booktv.org. we will be right back with author wesley lowery. >> here is a look at some of the best selling nonfiction books, according to the books and books bookstore in coral gables, florida. topping the list, bruce springsteen, born to run. and next is the cooking for jeffrey. followed by national book award winner mary oliver's reflections on her life as author and poet in upstream. fox news host bill o'reilly and historian martin dugard's recount of america's defeat of japan in world war ii, killing the rising sun. our list continues with "the hidden life of trees" and "appetites" followed by amy schumer's memoir, "girl with a lower back tattoo", and chip and joanna gaines. "when breath becomes air", a current look at the nonfiction best sellers. many of those authors have or will be appearing on book tv. you can watch them on book tv.org. >> book tv is on twitter and facebook and w

sanders supporter. after talks with mitt romney, chris christie and giuliani and retired general james mattis. romney and giuliani are on the list for secretary of state. here is vice president-elect mike pence. >> they had a good meeting. he is underactive consideration to be secretary of state of the united states along with other americans. romney came to trump national and spent time to be considered for this important role in the important time in the life of our nation. sandra: all right. let's bring in peter doocy live outside of trump tower right now. as i mentioned on a very chilly day. good to have you. what is the latest? reporter: it ischially. first day i needed to wear a scarf in the last several months but we have gotten word, sandra, from the vice president-elect he made some deals with some of the people that he has met with. we still do not know though what those deals are. we are still awaiting announcements who will fill some of the vacant cabinet positions which include some of the highest profile positions in the u.s. government. trump's schedule includes sit-downs with t

push comes as fbi director james comey announcing tonight the agency has once again cleared clinton into the investigation into her private e-mail server. with us simone sanders and andre bauer. andre is the former lieutenant governor of south carolina. he supports donald trump. thank you for being here. it's not late. it only 1:00 in the morning. >> just a little early. >> andre, let me begin with you. case closed with the fbi. we know that. that's indisputable. in new hampshire on friday, the fbi said the agency, their investigation is likely to yield an indictment. he also previously said this is bigger than watergate. that's just not the case. there were no facts to prove it then. and there certainly aren't now. as a trump supporter, are you comfortable with him doing that? >> well, there are actually fact. >> not to support an indictment. and not to support its bigger than watergate. and those are his words. >> well, and a lot of folks, including myself feel that there are. when you examine the case, and wire not going to reexamine it. >> that's not how the justice worms. >> you have a department of justice system that has over 228 people donate to hilla

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sanders. and ellis hanican. and we have brian stelter and eugene scott. >> symone, we want to talk about the james comey thing. the e-mails. nothing in them. sorry about the last nine days. except he did not say sorry. hillary clinton chose not to speak about this. a wise choice? >> i think it is a wise choice. every time she says something about the e-mails, it gets bigger. and people who have been around the campaign know she wasn't worried about the e-mails. i think she is a little annoyed by all of the fanfare over the last nine days. i think it is a smart move. >> a little an knnoyed? does it help her or does this now go away because james comey said never mind? >> she has to be cautious with this. there is still time left before election day. there could still be more e-mails that wikileaks dumps in the papers before election day. if she says there is nothing to see there and suddenly the story changes, then she will have to explain that away. also, we learned the last time when comey made his decision not to move forward with recommending charges against secretary clinton, there were people underneath h

james comey. the 11th hour announcement he made about her e-mails. democrats are saying what we are hearing from senator sanders that, hey, wait a minute. there are a number of forces at work. maybe director comey played a role. but there wasn't enough outreach to working class americans. you had bill clinton based on my conversations expressing concern during the campaign. there wasn't enough outreach to working class voters in michigan, ohio, pennsylvania. states that ultimately sank her. those will be among the discussions. president obama will hold a call with the dnc. then a press conference. what went wrong? >> two hours from now we expect to hear from the president. kelly o'donnell on the north lawn of the white house. will the president talk about this? the first question for him, is it going to be on the democrat issues, steve bannon and the president-elect moving forward? what's your sense? >> this is the traditional post election news conference. the president will come out, being willing in one moment we don't always see to be the political pundit to assess where his party is. i would expect he woul

defeat on fbi director james comey and calls comey's announcement on the e-mail election just days before the election cost clinton the white house. >> mean while, bernie sanders's time to make major changes in an op-ed, sanders said this i'm saddened but not surprised by the outcome. it is no shock to me that millions of people who voted for mr. trump did so because they are sick and tired of the economic political media status quo. >> yes or no, would you be open to, senator sanders, running again for the democratic presidential nomination in 2020? >> see, that's exactly the wrong question, wolf. nobody cares except the political pundits. he is not -- he's concerned about 2017. he's concerned about our muslim population in feeling great fear right now. we're hoping that president-elect trump will give them a reason to not feel that anymore. he's concerned about the fact that people are hurting. that the water systems in flint are still not repaired. those are the things he's focusing on. and what happens in 2020 will happen in 2020. we'll talk to you in 2019. how's that? >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders say they're willing to work with donald trump once

sanders during the primary process. acting chair, that cnn contributor, donna brazille obtained debate questions and passed them to clinton. hillary clinton is blaming james comey for her devastating defeat. in a saturday call with top campaign donors, clinton said her campaign was winning until comey announced that the f.b.i. had uncovered new emails on a device used by former congressman anthony weiner. initial statement, nearly 24 million people had already cast their ballots. roughly 18% of the vote total. >>laura: in local news, driver is dead and a woman is in critical condition after their car fell 70 feet off the side of i-275. it happened yesterday evening. investigators say the dodge durango was exiting on i-175 near tropicana field when the driver lost control. the s.u.v. hit the concrete barrier and landed upside down. female passenger is in critical passenger this morning. they're still investigating what caused the crash. >>russell: deputies investigating a deadly diving accident. saturday evening, blaze and her husband william were five miles off the coast of madeira beach. william managed to flag down a passing boater before he fell uncons

sanders during the primary touch of a free college. that is the word is somebody has to pay. those are harder things to come by. >> host: jamesing in from spokane washington. go ahead. >> caller: i had to crash ends and one is a little bit off-topic. the second one is about jasper. so what do you think about the supreme court becoming political and that just really bothers me? the second question about jasper is as people become more isolated, and caring about something that's actually really important and i'd really like to hear what you have to say about both. thank you. >> guest: the supreme court is near and dear to my heart. i was a spokesperson for chief justice roberts and justice alito when their confirmations were being ushered through the sad. i was deputy press secretary at the time and learned more about the quarter because of that work. here's what i think about the justices. he saw this after antonin scully had died that you find out behind the scenes they are actually very good friends. doesn't matter their politics. the court has a way of simmering things down and i don't think it will be as political. the pro

james comey for the controversy. 3 campaign stops continue in wisconsin.today.. chelsea clinton will be in milwaukee campaigning for her mother. she'll stop at "anodyne coffee roasting company: in walkers 3 senator bernie sanders stumped for clinton in milwaukee last night.hundreds of people packed turner hall to hear from the vermont senator, who actually won wisconsin in the democratic pri. primary.sanders told the crowd that his policies-like affordable education and increasing the minimum wage-will be part of clinton's agenda 19;08;17 what your victory allowed us to do and victoires in 21 other states, is to put together the most progressive democratic at history of the usa. usa. sanders also urged the crowned to vote for russ feingold- who is locked in a neck-in-neck race with senator ron johnson. 3 johnson -- meanwhile -- kicks off a statewide bus tour today ... hoping to keep up his campaign's momentum. house speaker paul ryan and governor scott walker are expected to campaign with johnson in the next few days. 3 we hope you'll stay with cbs 58 through this final week.... and be sure to join us next results of the presidential race and other imporatant local races. the 108-year drought is finally over.

james comey. in calls with supporters, campaign chair john podesta says comey's announcement just days before the election cost clinton the white house. meanwhile, senator bernie sandersime for the democratic party to make some major changes. senator sanders wrote this -- i am saddened but not surprised by the outcome. it is no shock to me the millions of people who voted for mr. trump did so because they are sick and tired of economic, political and media status quo. >> he says he is working on a series of reforms for the democratic party and his wife says he is more focussed on bringing the party together than he is with a future presidential run. >> yes or no, open to senator sanders running again for the democratic presidential nomination in 2020 -- >> see, that's exactly the wrong question, wolf. nobody cares except the political pundits. he is not -- he's concerned about 2017. he's concerned about our muslim population in feeling great fear right now. we're hoping president elect trump will give them a reason to not feel that anymore. he's concerned about the fact that people are hurting, that the water systems in flint are still not repaired. those are the thin

james to stevie wonder to bruce springsteen. it's like she's gathering phot "people i'm not as cool as." [ laughter ] and on thursday she held a rally with bernie sanders and pharrell. and pharrell's attendance led to this classic hillary clinton joke attempt. >> are you really, really, really happy that we're here tonight? >> seth: ugh -- i am telling you, if hillary wins, the toughest transition is going to be from the smooth comic styling's of barack obama that's right. i'm happy. in fact, i'm so happy i feel like a room without a roof, and by that i mean a glass ceiling that has been broken and i see they're giving me the lights so i should wrap this up. [ cheers and applause ] then, on friday hillary pulled out all the stops holding a get out the vote rally with jay-z and beyonce, who performed with her backup dancers dressed entirely in pant suits. of course, seeing the concerts tried to steal some of beyonce's thunder. [ cheers and applause ] the beyonce performance also produced the worst cnn split screen in history. >> there were electoral votes by congressional districts. that district in omaha is up for grabs. if he's able to win that distri

james mattis for defense secretary. connell outside of trump tower with some more names, connell. connell: i heard you mention that president elect had meeting with a congresswoman. a big bernie sanders supporters in the past. no big announcement, though, whether it's referring to her or anybody else coming out of trump tower today. the other meeting that's going to get a lot of intention big networks who are in trump towers earlier today from fox news, cbs, cnn all meeting with president elect. it was added late to his schedule by senior adviser kellyanne conway who did speak about another topics. there's been reports that president elect operates empire and conway was asked about that, here is what she said. >> he's not breaking many laws, he has many lawyers, accountants and advisers that tell him what he can do and he's a businessman, he's also working in transition, he's the president elect. >> all right, so that's a story line we will continue to follow here as we lead up to the inauguration. in terms of meetings today, you mentioned governor rick perry. but the oklahoma governor sitting governor of oklahoma has been brought up as a possibility at the energy department, also me

>>> coming up, sanders ra lee i >>> the time now 8:27. news of a huge donation from lebron james coming into the news desk, with lebron and his foundation and business partner maverick carter donating a total of $2.5 million to a new smithsonian mohamud ali: a course for change. he jumped as the chance to honor the boxing great. terrence and corrina? >>> the soon-to-be former sheriff of sandusky county accused of stealing prescription drugs is expected to change his not guilty plea. >> there is a hearing for calorie obamaer meijer. he was suspended but kept his election but lost the race while behind bars. >>> good morning. it is 8:00 28. we are continuing to watch the sunrise and mix of fog this morning. much warmer than yesterday. sunshine later on today. low to mid 60s for a high. breezy out of the south at 10 to 20 in terms of wind. as we head to the weekend we have a weather alert weekend ahead with rain and snow coming up from saturday night through sunday, perhaps lingering into early monday morning, as well. give yo traveling this weekend for an early holiday get together

james clapper testifying before congress. and then the life and legacy of antonin scalia. bernie sanders on his new leadership role in the next steps for progressives. today a panel on the election of donald trump and the presidential transition process. from our white house officials, from our partners at the event hosted by the washington center. on march 16, following the death of antonin scalia, president obama nominated merrick garland for a seat on the supreme court. republicans refused to hold confirmation hearings. today's constitution society will discuss the role of the senate. will have that live at noon eastern on c-span two. been a greatays admirer of america and student of american history. particularly the history of its african descended people. >> sunday night on q and a, the author talks about his memoir, never look and american in the eye, flying turtles in the making of a nigerian american. >> might uncle formed this impression from watching cinema where this cowboy would gather together in a bar in exchange a few words and we never understood what they were saying .

was james carville at the miami book fair and we are back live in miami on the campus of miami-dade college on the north end of downtown miami, several hours of live coverage ahead. bernie sanderss coming up and you will be able to ask him questions and he will be in the c-span room talking about his book our revolution. dave barry is coming up this afternoon as is stephen johnson who writes about technology and innovation and different ideas like that. there will be a chance to talk with him as well. next up from the booktv room in miami-dade college, james glieck, scientist, his most recent book is about time travel. time travel:a history is what it is called. this is live coverage of the 33rd annual miami book fair. [silence] ♪ >> good afternoon again. come on in, please have a seat. we are ready to begin. as you see, we have been on time all day long and i know that you appreciate that, thank you. welcome to this next session. i am mary lou harrison and it is truly a pleasure to have you here at miami book fair. we have many, many sponsors as you heard throughout the morning, but we want to really acknowledge them because without them this affair would not take place. many

was james carville at the miami book fair and we are back live in miami on the campus of miami-dade college on the north end of downtown miami, several hours of live coverage ahead. bernie sanderss coming up and you will be able to ask him questions and he will be in the c-span room talking about his book our revolution. dave barry is coming up this afternoon as is stephen johnson who writes about technology and innovation and different ideas like that. there will be a chance to talk with him as well. next up from the booktv room in miami-dade college, james glieck, scientist, his most recent book is about time travel. time travel:a history is what it is called. this is live coverage of the 33rd

was james carville at the miami book fair and we are back live in miami on the campus of miami-dade college on the north end of downtown miami, several hours of live coverage ahead. bernie sanderss coming up and you will be able to ask him questions and he will be in the c-span room talking about his book our revolution. dave barry is coming up this afternoon as is stephen johnson who writes about technology and innovation and different ideas like that. there will be a chance to talk with him as well. next up from the booktv room in miami-dade college, james glieck, scientist, his most recent book is about time travel. time travel:a history is what it is called. this is live coverage of the 33rd annual miami book fair. [silence] ♪ >> good afternoon again. come on in, please have a seat. we are ready to begin. as you see, we have been on time all day long and i know that you appreciate that, thank you. welcome to this next session. i am mary lou harrison and it is truly a pleasure to have you here at miami book fair. we have many, many sponsors as you heard throughout the morning, but we want to really acknowledge them because without them this affair would not take place. many

james, tell us some good news here, man. >> what about colorado? >> legalize pot and now they're considering all kinds of bad ideas on their ballots. this is the universal insurance idea. this is endorsed by bernie sandersll of private insurance in the state. universal coverage, 10% payroll tax to pay for it, which won't be enough. but, this is going to be a program bigger than the entire current government of colorado. >> but it looks like it's going to fail, right? >> i would hope so and i expect so. >> kim, let's clean up here with the massachusetts -- some good news, potentially. massachusetts has an initiative on the ballot to expand charter schools in the state. the legislature, the liberal legislature blocked it. republican governor charlie baker put it on the ballot. and yet, progressives, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders are against more charter schools. how is this breaking out? >> watch this space, because, again, charlie baker has put a lot of political capital into this, to lift the cap, you'd have up to 12 new charter schools a year around this. they have made the bill in a way to, it's designed to go in certain areas that could really use charter schools. that helps with the support you'r

sanders. this, as, of course, the continued drip, drip iks drip of wikileaks emails and, of course, the clinton foundation and her email investigation continues. back to you guys, in new york. >>> jamesdetails about what was going on behind the scenes at the fbi, aside from the fact with developments regarding the weiner laptop, but now with bret baier's reporting, we see a lot of stuff is going on. we should point out that apparently the case looking into pay-for-play at the clinton foundation is being conducted by the fbi's white collar crime division. that tells you something right there. >> regardless of whether hillary clinton wins or not, reports say this investigation is going on and it's going deep, and it's not going away. terry turchey was with us last hour. he says what's happening at the fbi, you could even fine details in the former fbi's direct book. says it's deja vu all over again. >> it's kind of reminisce send the first time around. the white house itself became a revolving door of fbi investigations and i think we can expect more of the same if mrs. clinton is elected president. this leaves us feeling very sad. i know you've heard a lot of former agents talking abo

sanders succeeded in the democratic primary because of what you said. he pushed an economic message that democrats could understand. bill clinton succeeded in '92 because he talked about what jamesconomy, stupid. we did not succeed this time largely because we didn't have a central economic message. for democrats to think there was something magical about the words obama coalition, you're kidding yourself. the obama coalition formed because he talked about change. he talked about ways to transform our foreign policy and economic policy in this country to benefit middle class americans. unfortunately at this moment -- >> stop spending money on war. spend it on my family. >> we didn't have that hook this time. that's what the obama coalition is about. people also talk about what he got there and people were racist. barack obama won two times. certainly there's an element of people in this country who are racist but that's not the predominant part. are donald trump supporters openly racist? sure. the message is broader than that. the right message is not a group of racists are supporting. the right message is we need a better economic message going forward. >> data they ignored it