the film is called "bernie." here is a clip. >> movie reel: there are people in up to, honey, that would have shot her for $5. >> he was freed from prison after a judge reduced his life sentence because of abuse he suffered as a child. he is now staying in a garage apart. of the director richard link-later. skip hollandworth is the executive editor of the texas monthly magazine, his reporting on the bernie tiede case inspired the movie and he is joining us from dallas. can you explain why the judge made the decision? >> well, there's an uproar, of course as there has been about everything regarding this story, for the last 17 years, ever since her body was found in the freezer. the judge was given a - a motion was made to the judge by a young defense attorney who saw the movie, and she thought there's something that must have been missed in trial because it doesn't make sense that a congenial assistant furniture home director, bernie tiede, well loved in the town would have committed a stunningly atrocious gross

bernie was sent to priszon.cause of evidence that bernie was sexually abused during a child. and so now he's free more or less. and ashley merchant both criminal defense attorneys. it is an incredible case. they were friends, actually. he basically lived with marjorie and travelled the world together and gave them $3 million. and he shot her four times and put her in a freezer. because he was sexually abused and never came up in the trial, i said that is important evidence that would have changed the sentence. what do you think about that? >> that is most important evidence to have in a case like this. and they could have one, changed the sentence he received and mitigated the life sentence. and changed the outcome of the actual trial. and there was evidence that we heard that he dissociated with himself and own reality at the time of this crime. he could have been found not guilty by reason of insanity. they took it in consideration when deciding to undo the sentence and release the bond. >> they have a small s

>> no. >> reporter: that's actor jack black playing the role of bernie tiede in a moe called "bernie"t a beloved east texas mortician who killed his dear friend marjorie nugent in the 1990s. type de hid her body in a deep freezer after shooting her, and for nine months he kept up the charade that nothing was wrong in the small town of carthage, texas, until investigators uncovered his morbid secret. >> is that too much for me to ask for you to be a man for once in your life? >> reporter: skip hollingsworth wrote the story and could wrote the movie screenplay. normally someone who commits a horrific murder is a villain. but in this case, bernie is still a saint. there. >> are people that talk about bernie as if he is a saint, and that he just made one little mistake with mrs. nugent, just one. >> >> reporter: one mistake. >> but there is lots of christian men in carthage these people will say who make two, three, four or more mistakes. we forgive them. why can't we forgive bernie the mistake of shooting a lady in the back four times. >> reporter: you quoted people as saying mrs. nugent

. >> bernie sanders' bill? you're talking about bernie sanders' bill? >> you're saying the only people wow think who serve this country who need help and support are ones who had a weapon? >> that's not what i said. i'm asking you -- >> you called them desk jockeys. >> is that bernie sanders' bill you're talking about? >> yes. >> bernie sanders' bill wanted to allow everybody who served to go into the va medical system. you can't do that. the va is set up for service-related disability. it's service-related disability. >> you got it wrong. the v.a. allows you if you have served and you have financial problems where you can't get it, they let people in like that. and you mentioned earlier about the agent orange thing coming back. we don't know now people who, you know, had no disability. when i got out, they didn't know about agent orange when we left. they never talked about it. a couple of years ago, i came down with colon cancer, and the doctor said it was probably agent orange. >> absolutely. >> i didn't go to the v.a., because thank god i work at a

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in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight.opics, beginning with the new survey university says four times as many democrats than republican notice media the pro-size stats are these. republican journalists 7%. democrats 28%. independents 50%. and joining us now from louisville, kentucky, the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com mr. goldberg. i think people who hire journalists hire liberal like themselves. that's why the cycle per pet waits, what say you? >> i say the poll is ridiculous. let's start with that the 7% who identify themselves as republicans. i will buy that. but only 28% of journalists say they are democrats and 50% say they are independents? impossible. a few years ago, i predicted that precisely this would happen because they know the american people think they are liberal, which they are. they know the american people think they root for democrats, and they do. so they say, when the pollsters come around, they say no, no, we are independent. bias, democrat? no, this is a conservative delusion. and i will bet you i

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i want to thank bernie sanders and dean heller.tinue online as well as facebook and twitter. come on, folks, get in this debate. from the left, i'm van jones. >> from the right, i'm newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> next, president obama breaks his silence about the v.a. scandal. but it's not the first time he has been caught off guard by his own administration. what does it say about his leadership? >>> plus, life in prison for selling hash brownies? that's what a texas teen is facing. does the punishment fit the crime? >>> and "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak setting off a firestorm. who is he calling unpatriotic racists? let's go "outfront." >> good evening. i'm brianna keilar

sot - i came out of the bathroom and there was this man shoving bernie into the wall. the thumps i was hearing was him being shoved into the wall. dorothy says at first glance she realized it was the same man she found sitting on her porch the day before - muttering something she couldn't understand. sot - i thought one of the words might've been job because he was motioning to the yard. i said i don't know what you're talking about and i can't help you. he kept getting agitated like a mentally ill person, not like an angry person. she shut the door in his face, not knowing he'd be back. these victims tell us the gunman walked through the house and took all the money dorothy had in her pursebut that wasn't enough. sot - he stripped my hands and i had a pendant with diamonds around it.he broke it right off my neckand he went through the drawers and got the few good things in there. a thousand dollar pearl necklace. dorothy says he helped himself to other jewels including bernie's watch - which a retirement gift. police are searching for a hispanic male between 35-40 yea

what do you do when you're president obama and bernie sanders? do you still put your power behind the attorney general. eric shinseki? >> this is one of the more respected ex generals out there. just this weekend be joint chief was still offering his support them about import credibility, and his leadership skills. you have the republicans on the other side doing the same thing. john boehner has said he is leaning toward asking for his resignation, but reminding about that that is not that, it is about the problems of the v.a.. everyone knows the v.a. is a problematic system, always has been, and a lot of people think it always will be. despite the problems ms. -- and the accomplishments that senator sanders said, it is a problem. the power to fire people as needed, where does the legislation go from here? legislation does us much for the v.a. as for the entire federal government. the changes 100 the years of precedent -- 150 years of precedent. shiny political so ifon in the moment, this audit comes out and there are heads to rule and they do ru

bernie goldberg on that and big news this week in the irs scandal. we'll see what kind of coverage that got and why. next. >> this same set of facts that bob and george described would have touched off, i think, in previous days, a media fire storm, what we had was kind of a campfire in most of the media, which was douls -- doused before long and the story has been dormant. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. the story has been dormant. but if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between people and care. for $175 dollars a month? so our business can be on at&t's network yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile s

bernie sanders said we need time to review this build should be looking at it.s a three pag bill, 27 lines. three pages, 27 lines. it's a straightforward bill is quite simple for anyone to digest. as and it would allow him to fire them, what you cannot do right now. >> wouldn't allow him to fire himself in a. [laughter] >> okay, keith fitzgerald, what do you make of this it's a lot easier to fire people in washington . and when you hear bernie sanders say there's not enough time, well, that was the issue that the fact that they can do what the private sector is asking to do, i got off i can make that case criminally. there is something dramatically wrong that it's an insult to being wrong. >> is blumenthal had said that this is where the criminal charges had existed in in the meantime, we kind of knew that this is where accountability isn't going. >> that's right, the senate's rejection of it is a rejection of their leaders and the disinterestedness. barack obama has treated this incredibly wrong. it took a month to address this and then the administration to an

you mentioned bernie sanders. bernie sanders did something that only bernie sanders would do. he blamed all of this i believe on the koch brothers or mentioned the kochs. didn't he? >> right now as we speak a concerted effort to undermine the v.a. so the point is, you have government eventy itself, social security, enormously popular, medicare, enormously popular, postal service popular, v.a. popular. what are the problems? the problems is that will all of these are large governmental institutions and you have folks out there now, koch brothers and others, who want to radically change the nature of society. >> hitting the koch again. >> i could not agree with him more. >> really? >> i think the koch brothers would do away with big government institutions like social security, medicare and v.a. >> that's good. >> you think it's good. i think most people don't think it is. >> they wouldn't have secret waiting lists that end up killing veterans. >> i see. they're all going to -- >> funny he didn't mention medicaid, which is another program that completely stifrpgs because it's ru

bernie, why? >> well, first of all, let's stipulate what you just did. she made a mistake.the air who said he was at the scene of the attack of benghazi when he wasn't. it was an avoidable mistake, they have an fbi big wig and they could have asked him to call his big wig pals in washington and think didn't. does it warrant the death penalty, her being fired? the answer is no, it doesn't. this woman has put her life on the line in iraq, afghanistan, equipme egy egypt. that caught to count for something. what this is about, to get to your question, it's a liberal conservative thing. she challenged in her report the party line on what happened in benghazi and that's when liberals put her in the cross hairs. now, you can be a reporter and speak to a liar who tells you lies month after month after month about what happened in benghazi and you'll never get in trouble if the layer's name is jay carney, but certain liars, certain lies are acceptable and certain liars are not acceptable. so this is, they have her in the cross hairs because they perceive her as conservative or not l

. >>> at the half hour, i'll speak live with senator bernie sanders. he's the chairman of the senate veterans committee which will hold a hearing next week on this growing v.a. hospital investigation. bernie sanders joining me live later this hour. >>> house democrats faced a tough debate among themselves today. thou should they join republicans in a new probe in the attacks in benghazi or boycott the special panel right? the house voted largely along party lines to form a committee to investigate what happened in benghazi, a terror attack that led to the deaths of four americans. let's bring in our chief political analyst gloria borger and our chief congressional correspondent dana bash. dana, democrats, what, they've just wrapped up a meeting amongst themselves. what are you hearing? >> house democratic leaders are coming out of nancy pelosi's office saying they don't feel they're anywhere closer, in fact, maybe they've taken a step backwards in terms of what they've been asking for to be able to participate in this select committee on benghazi. it's

you have bernie sanders later, he's been an apologist for the v.a. what you continue o to see, everyone has failed us here. they have all failed america's veterans. and they haven't been listening to us for years. so i'm glad the country is finally paying attention. we just wonder what the hell took so long. >> has there been anybody in v.a. or in the administration who has both appreciated the problem and tried to make it better. you work on this on a day-to-day basis, this is your life to try to make things better for veterans. is there anyone who have been doing it right, if the people in charge aren't doing it right? >> i think chairman miller has been very aggressive in oversight. he's been sounding the alarm. i think speaker pelosi has been aggressive for year after year after year on these issues. and obviously the veterans groups have been pounding away. but it doesn't seem like america is paying attention or america cared. so i think we've been trying to sound the alarm. now that everyone hears it, what do we do? mr. president, are you going

i want to bring in bernie sanders of the veteran affairs committee. senator, good morning. >> good to be with you. >> let me play for you a little piece of the sound that we heard from general shinseki, if i can. >> sbintegrity is irresponsible and i have asked for removal of all of the v.a. leaders, and we will enforce accountability for those who have tolerated or been responsible for the improper scheduling practices at the phoenix v.a. >> and let me hear what you heard from him and did he go far enough? >> yes, what he said is what has happened is beyond words and irreprehensible and those people responsible have to be fired as quickly as possible, tomorrow the, and those practices have to be eliminated. what i also want to say is that we need to pass the accountability bill and which have one that is going to make sense and try to get it up on the floor in a couple of days, but furthermore, "the new york times" reported that at the heart of the issue, chris, is the fact that people don't lie just because they lie, it is because we need more nurse

wall. >> i came out of the bathroom and there was this man shoving bernie into the wall. the thumps i was hearing was him being shoved into the wall. dorothy says at first glance she realized it was the same man she found sitting on her porch the day before - muttering something she couldn't understand. >> i thought one of the words might've been job because he was motioning to the yard. i said i don't know what you're talking about and i can't help you. he kept getting agitated like a mentally ill person, not like an angry person. she shut the door in his face, not knowing he'd be back. these victims tell us the gunman walked through the house and took all the money dorothy had in her pursebut that wasn't enough. >> he stripped my hands and i had a pendant with diamonds around it.he broke it right off my neckand he went through the drawers and got the few good things in there. a thousand dollar pearl necklace. dorothy says he helped himself to other jewels including bernie's watch - which a retirement gift. police are searching for a hispanic male between 35-40 years old

folks in the senate might want to know what is in the bill before we voted on it. >> independent bernie sanders, i should have said. you need to read it. fair concern, senator. this bill is three pages long. three pages. so busy, senator sanders, so busy, you can't read the three pages. mark is a fellow at the american enterprise institute. mark, it's the disinagainousness reeks. >> it does. and i wish he told speaker pelosi we should read bills before we pass them. that would have been helpful in obamacare. >> not really, two and a half if you look. >> this is ridiculous. sen tomorrator sanders is doing bidding. it's about money, public worker union money. there are civil service regulations in place that are so strict it's virtually impossible to fire a career employee. >> even if they stink. >> even if they stink. senator coburn documented we lost 2.5 million days of civil service work for people who just don't show up to work and don't get fired. you cannot fire a federal worker because the public sector union workers have made it impossible and so what is happening here is democrat

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bernie madoff made a similar point. makes similar point. >> more to the point, there have been these other investigations. >> yes, there have. >> just playing devil's advocate here -- >> it's a fair question. >> ba will we get from another investigation? >> here we know as in the irs case it took a non-profit to get a smoking gun email. that suggests -- we don't know why they were there, hillary clinton's involvement, et cetera. the idea of asking more questions is a bad idea. this is same thing with global warming, it is settled. be quiet. don't talk no more. journalist, really? i have some questions. let's make you answer them. >> harris, what do you think? >> this is starts where the questions are, one thing i'm saying republican not do start with the pressing question kelly ayote, what the families who lost loved ones is why has no one been held accountable? gop might find favor inside the beltway and getting more americans to tune in. statistically they say they're interested in. they're not beating down the door f

>> no. >> that from senator bernie sanders. the full interview is available on our website.eon is joining us from the bronx. good morning. caller: drugs should be illegal. but you legal drugs are cocaine, things like that. but the merrill went -- the marijuana plant, we need to leave that here for the younger generation. it is too powerful, it cannot be killed. we tried everything and we cannot kill it, so we should just leave it alone. it is a holy plant. it cannot be killed unless you can stop it from coming, which we cannot do. when will we realize that that plan is more powerful than america and its allies put together? thank you for the call. some figures according to drug policy.org. people arrested in 2012, the most recent figures on nonviolent drug charges, a number of states allow drugs for medical marijuana use. 21 states, in fact. dave humphrey has this point on our twitter page -- host: the next call comes from charles in cincinnati. please turn down your set, otherwise we will hear feedback. caller: [indiscernible] go ahead with your comment. is charles and my c

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joining us now is independent senator bernie sanders of vermont.e senate veterans affairs committee. senator sanders it's really nice to see you. thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. >> so overall what is your response to these allegations about the phoenix v.a. do you feel like, as chair of the veterans committee in the senate, do you feel like you have a handle on how serious these allegations are and what really happened? >> well, rachel, the allegations are very, very serious. as you noted, the director of the hospital denies them. what is going on now is exactly the right thing. the inspector general of the v.a., an independent entity, is going down there, they're in phoenix right now, and they're going to do an exhaustive investigation to get to the truth of the matter. and what i have said and say again that as soon as that investigation is completed, we're going to do a hearing or a series of hearings on what has happened in phoenix. so i think we're moving in the right direction. we're going to get the facts, and we're going to go forwar

joining us is bernie sanders. always good to see you, senator.d morning. >> you can take people on both sides of this debate and you put them in a room and if they come no closer to compromise and say it was a good dialogue, but we still really disagree, how do you go about moving forward? >> you go about doing not what paul ryan suggests, but what the american people want and the american people are very clear. they want to raise the minimum wage to a living wage. ryan and his friends are opposed to that and by the way, chris, many republicans not only are are opposed to raising the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. many of them want to do away with the concept of the minimum wage so the workers in america can earn $3 or $4 an hour, but i think what the black caucus was talking about is the direction that we've got to go and the american people support that. they understand that real unemployment today is not 6.7%. it's close to 12%. we need to create millions of decent-paying jobs and you do that among other ways by investing in our crumbling inf

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on tomorrow plus newsmakers, bernie sanders is our guest. he is the chairman of the veterans affairs committee and talks about allegations of misconduct. he comments on eric shinseki's role and adjusting the matter. the truth is that the v.a. is a huge institution. it does a whole lot of very important work. in many ways, it seems like he has done a good job. everybody has heard about the claims backlog. is underle don't know bush, do you know how we did claims? we did them by paper. that meant an individual veteran could have files this page. multiply that by hundreds of thousands of veterans. our member talking to shinseki and he said i will convert that from paper to electronic. we will have those claims down accuracy.s with 98% they have cut the backlog in half. they are on the way to fulfilling that goal. one of the national embarrassments is the level, high-level of homelessness among veterans. vietnam vets living on the streets. since shinseki has been an office, we have reduced that by 24%. also, as a result of the wars in iraq and a

. >>> berni madeoff's ponzi scheme may have been bigger than anyone thought. the claims come from investors in 119 countries. some claims will be eliminated because they're ineligible or duplicate other claims. the fund plans to distribute just over $4 billion from assets forfeited in the case. berni madeoff is serving 150 year prison sentence for his crime. >>> coming up, we'll tell what you they're offering companies to make the move coming up. plus fad fast, low wages and the movement coming through a drive through near you just hours from now. we'll explain what that it after this. on the night's events, a smarter start to your day. mornings on al jazeera america >> sony can't get out of the red. once th the godzilla of the electronic industry, this will be six losses in seven years. sony has been worried about losses for months. they say they've been redoubled restructuring efforts. the bright spots are sales and the playstation. but as the company struggles competitors like panasonic and sharp are rebounding as they smell blood. >>> toyota is one step cl

almost 52,000 institutions want bernie madoffthe incident.reaking night in christie's. $745 million worth of contemporary art. that went to two andsts -- barnett newman francis bacon. i don't know why those two guys are so hot, but amazing. set aporary art sales record. >> you wonder about, all the e-mails that we get. we thank you for watching and listening nationwide. we get a lot of pushback on saides about 700 -- you 700 million dollars? >> $745 million sold in one night. the average american is not going to christie's to buy art. it includes all the people working part-time who want to work full-time. the headline numbers are misleading. >> retailed yesterday was saudi, nice revision, but there is a lot going on. shows how the new age guy is going shopping. >> like lundquist. >> new age guys like tom. >> men make up 40% of the total luxury market around the world. women are still the majority, but the men share has climbed 40% in 2013.995 to this is called the rise of the yummy -- remember the young urban males? it just shows how the pie

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joining me now is vermont senator bernie sander who was in that hearing today.ator, what was it like hearing your colleagues bring back old talking points today? >> it just shows how desperate the republicans are in terms of health care. they have nothing to offer. under bush for eight years, they have nothing significant to say about expanding health insurance to the other insured. in recent years, all they could do is talk about the affordable care act. they are upset that we now have 8 million people getting their insurance through the exchanges. they are very upset that young people now are getting insurance on their parents programs and they're equally upset that millions more people are now getting medicaid through the affordable care act. >> how could it be that republican governors all over the country are denying health insurance to their people who desperately need it, even though the federal government is picking up 100% of the cost. bottom line, they have nothing say. >> people are upset that people have health insurance. and governors, as you say, b

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bernie sanders is one of the few street speakers available. graduates would benefit from their advice. evie says i like the idea of jay leno. he would not be boring. ron writes trey gowdy -- he has the moral compass to do what is right and is not influenced by those who are corrupt. the topsays just have graduates from previous classes, and give some life lessons. let celebrities and politicians stay home. let us know what you think on facebook.com. one of the lawmakers giving a speech was indiana congressman luke messer. he spoke to the graduating class at allstate university in muncie earlier this month. he was the president for the 113 congress. he told the story of the path that led him to capitol hill. his speech is about 20 minutes. >> what a day. i want to thank the president for that introduction and every one of the university for this opportunity. i love commencements. they are a day to honor achievement and celebrate new beginnings for each graduate. it is also a day to remember the families and the teachers who helped you reach you