bernie does. he's a retail politicser and goes right to the votes and tomorrow he'll speak in columbia, south carolina. on friday he's going to be speaking in a town hall meeting in jackson, mississippi. the senator from vermont will speak at the aflcio breakfast in manchester new hampshire over labor day weekend. on september 27th, he plans to speak at the democrats annual dinner in new hampshire. that's a busy schedule, isn't it? senator sanders is also going to be in iowa. he'll be there in september and he's going to be hosting a series of town hall meetings. 13th and 14th, hillary clinton and former vice president clinton will be in iowa at the same time that weekend attending tom harkin'famous fry. if sanders runs for president, he's going to be a real challenger, obvious front-runner hillary clinton. who can argue with her resume, her success? people love hillary. polling throw the roof. no liberal wants to see hillary clinton unchallenged and absent. debate is a good thing and competition

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

but the media inflames this story, bernie. as i said, the media is terrified, terrified, stand up to the racial agitators. last word. >> they are terrified. this is an important point. i will do it briefly. members of the african-american elite and many white liberals have said that we don't put enough value on the lives of young black men. well, they certainly don't put enough value on it because if they did, they would be out yelling when black kids are killing black kids in places like chicago. but they are not. >> bernie goldberg, everyone. on deck, we will take you to ferguson, missouri. and show you what's going on there tonight. let's hope calm prevails. then an intense mail segment about the death of michael brown. we're coming right back. pain from your day can haunt you at night, don't let it. advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need, helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. can you fix it, dad? yeah, i can fix that. (dad) i wanted a car th

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bernie ecclestone is on bribery charges.ase relates to a sale by a german bank of substantial stake in formula one. what is he accused of? >> he's accused of bribery and breach of trust. this is going on some time. this is the end of a very long court case for ecclestone who's now 83. he's accused of paying a banker $44 million around about eight years ago. t this brings it to an end. the court to announce it will accept the $100 million. he has got to the age he feels time spent in long court process is time he could be spending somewhere else. obviously it's a drop in the ocean to him. he's a billionaire. this money won't be something that breaks the bank for him. he'll continue in formula one. the banker himself was allegedly paid to insure the f one state stake stayed with him. that banker is in rprison. it is a record, $100 million in germany. >>> dozens of police officers have been attending turkey as part of investigation of alleged spying and wiretapping of the prime minister and inner circle. 33 police officers acro

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

bernie williams. bernie says u.s. stocks are overpriced. he will us where you may want to look for more reasonable valuations. along with john buckingham, al frank asset management chief investment officer. three stocks he says investors can buy for cheap which rips off what bernie is saying. alan knuckman live from the cme, the pits right there. this was catching our eye in the last couple minutes from the 3:00 p.m. show. we saw the 10-year at 2. 41%. david: wow. liz: just as the markets were falling. it ended up settling around 2.42 but what were the guys in the pits saying there? >> well from my perspective, you can't have it both ways. you can't be concerned stock market goes down and interest rates go up. that was talk last week. now we're concerned interest rates are too low. you can't have it both ways. what is important we found support at 1900 in the s&p. the market trade the 1800, 1900 for two months. the vix made new highs even though the market made new lows for the third consecutive day. that is a positive sign. we'll see if we

but the media inflames this story, bernie. as i said, the media is terrified, terrified, stand up to the racial agitators. last word. >> they are terrified. this is an important point. i will do it briefly. members of the african-american elite and many white liberals have said that we don't put enough value on the lives of young black men. well, they certainly don't put enough value on it because if they did, they would be out yelling when black kids are killing black kids in places like chicago. but they are not. >> bernie goldberg, everyone. on deck, we will take you to ferguson, missouri. and show you what's going on there tonight. let's hope calm prevails. then an intense mail segment about the death of michael brown. we're coming right back. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sig

and the world is now watching. >> bernie?sten, you know, i heard this age thing going back and forth. you know, some of the most violent prisoners on rikers island are the adolescents, 16, 17, 18 years old, the most violent, vicious. so this whole thing he's 18 years old, is he an adult, not an adult, should he be tried as an adult -- >> but he's not guilty. he's not being tried. bernie, 18-year-olds -- i'm not talking about what he did. i'm talking about the age in general. he's not developed. the age is irrelevant. >> at 15, you could be a threat at 17 or 18. you can be a threat and you can be a threat to someone regardless of your age. it doesn't make any difference. >> but adults have to take that into account as the adult in a situation, you have to know if you're dealing with an 18-year-old and who didn't know that, and he's a big kid, i understand that. but 18-year-olds, their brain isn't fully developed, particularly males, they don't get, if i do this, that will happen. that's science. >> the problem you have is you

i think when i was 65 and he was 70, i said, bernie, it was me who peed out the window. finally told him. >> i hope you have a few more minutes. >> you know, it's the same money. i make just nothing. there's nothing in this for me. >> exactly. >> but i love you. i love your show. >> i love you back. >> and why -- let me -- >> hold that thought. hold that thought. >> okay. >> i want to pick up on this. i asked him if he had more time because this is so rich i want to do this for another show. "blazing saddles" is out right now. their 40th anniversary edition. and your son has a book. tomorrow night we'll talk about this. "harlem hellfighrs" but it's your son, max brooks. >> "zombie survival guide," "world war z," max brooks. >> we'll talk about it tomorrow night. thanks for watching. and, as always, keep the faith. >> announcer: for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> i'm tavis smiley join me next time for the conclusion of our conversation with mel brooks on the 40th anniversary of "blazing saddles." that's next time. see you then. er >> r

in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight. as you may know.ura won $1.8 million after winning a defamation suit against sniper chris kyle. he told me here he knocked ventura to the floor after the governor of minnesota said disparaging things about the navy seals and america. mr. ventura is a former seal himself and even though he deeply unpopular. pursuing a lawsuit against the widow well, it never occurred. that's all i sought from it. >> joining us from bernard goldberg.com. mr. goldberg. since i'm partially responsible for this whole fiasco, i wanted to know what you thought about mr. ventura's victory and public opinion to it? >> right. i think there are two distinct issues here. one is a legal issue. the other is a public relations issue. i wasn't in the courtroom i don't know if it was a correct verdict. you would think that a jury would be predisposed to favor the widow of a navy seal. >> yes. >> as opposed to a former pro-wrestler and politician. so, the fact, bill, that they came back with a verdict supporting jesse ren temperature a

bernie's most recent column deals with the subject.the purveyor of bernard got come bernie goldberg. your column was very good on the polarization of opinion particularly in the ferguson case. why do you think it seems to be getting worse from every crisis to crisis it gets worse? >> the column, by the way, was about the polarization of america, about how deeply divided we have become, about how if you listen, just listen to the other guy, that's tantamount to treason, and i wanted it see how it played out in ferguson. despite the fact, greg, despite the fact that none of us really knows what went on there, both sides have already reached a verdict. the left, not every single liberal but there is a liberal take on this. >> right. >> and the liberal take is that the kid was black, the cop was white. >> um-huh. >> the kid was unarmed, he got shot six times. the cop is guilty, case closed. >> right. >> on msnbc they had a contributor who said that what ferguson shows is that black boys are about to be they are all under attack. this is in

what it means is the 83-year-old bernie ecclestone can walk are free, charges will be dropped.was accused to having paid from 2006 some $44 knoll a german banker. the idea was he paid this money so the banker would choose a company that was bidding for formula 1 shares that had the favor of mr. ecclestone and that company is now majority shareholderreshareholder of for. said he actually paid that money as hush money so he wouldn't reveal the state of his tax affairs. as things show now, after the $100 million payout we may never know the truth. >>> retirement from international football. the 42-year-old won the world cup and championships with his country. 113 appearances scoring many goals. spain failed to make it past the group stages. he will continue at club level for barcelona. >> lewis enrique greatly changed my thinking. he was key for my decision to continue and be important in the club. >>> meanwhile, barcelona has been showing off their recent signing. costa rica surprised many by reaching the quarter-finals. a reported fee of $13.4 million. now that becomes the third

it what burger king is doing by buying tim hortons is a glorified tax dodge and is vermont senator bernie sanders said with an interview with post yesterday only goes to show how much contempt burger king and the rest of corporate america have for everyday working people. is so busy it puts the focus on. the general behavioral and a sense that. they feel. if there's any you don't see you know why. it's noticed recording or. country move to china and create the americans. it worked. well and now the bush is who are going to share the earnings right what's happening with burger king is part of a much bigger problem the problem of economic patriotism publicans don't want you to know this but the fact the matter is that running a business in this country is not a right it's a privilege it's a privilege that we all pay for the form of things like stable currencies predictable and fair court system and public infrastructure and while expecting a corporation. public is obviously a hard thing to do we actually used to have was in place to make sure businesses actually did work for the good of the

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firefighters focusing on two blazes burning near bernie. near hospital the town of bernie is on an evacuation watch. the two fires are among 14 burning across the state. between the floods and the fires, california has a lot on its plate. dave warren, raven on the way winds on its way. what else? >> much of the state is under a drought but a little too much rain causes flooding as an area of low pressure over southern california right around san diego brought a lot of this moisture up and this led to these strong thunderstorms that came down bumping a lot of rain in a short period of time. this was all yesterday afternoon. here these storms flare up and they're going over terrain which acts to funnel all of that rain into one area. that was the big problem, where a lot of the flooding occurred. and the national weather service issued flash flood warnings for these individual storms that were around los angeles. look at the terrain here. this is google earth, it shows a funnel, all this rain over this area led to the flash flooding. further

it is why we are showing bernie made off. joining the u.s. in backing a replacement for the iraqi prime minister who is refusing to step down and acknowledge his successor. alibaba is setting the stage for what is likely to be the biggest ipo in u.s. history. they are planning a three-confident roadshow for september 3. they are starting in asia. barclays might have to pay up to $3 billion to settle claims of misconduct according to sanford bernstein. they have been accused of rigging currency markets lying about dark pools and properly setting interest rates. we have breaking news on macy's. on whatman has more macy's is saying about their earning. standout has been a for earnings, but looks like this quarter was a misstep. six centsere $.80, below what analysts were anticipating. net sales did rise. they came in slightly short investments at 6.72 billion dollars. the company is still confirming its forecast for the second half of the year and said comparable sales were up by about 4% in the second quarter. that is also a relatively strong n

. >> bernie, do you think the cameras and officers in new york city would promote better behavior ofl parties? >> i don't necessarily -- you know, you can't say. cops are going to react differently. and my concern would be on whether it dissuaded them from how they act with the community in general. if you could have a system where the cameras were activated like they are in cars, on a car stop, when there is an interaction, a confrontation, a violent confrontation, but to force an officer to have one of these things eight hours a day, everything he says, you know, whether he is confronting someone or not, you know, i think it's going to create an issue with the staff. >> and why, bernie? why do you think they would be hamstrung by wearing a camera? >> well, look at it this way. if somebody attached a camera to you, personally, for eight hours, and everything you said, working or not working, it's going to be recorded. somebody is going to have access to it. you're talking to your partner. you're talking to people in the room. you're talking on the phone to someone. there is a lot th

hear the stories we report the stories but you don't have you don't have serious politicians like bernie sanders saying it sees are just stories this is the truth you're right i mean he's in there literally these are the inconvenient truths to paraphrase al gore might have been tony and it's always great to see pat thanks so much for being with us tonight. coming up i'll be answering your questions and taking your comments in tonight's your take my take live. lists live. live. live live. live live. top rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to live. buccaneer take my take a why but if you want to get in on the conversation ask a question make a comment send us your videos to your take my take at g.-mail dot com you can tweet them at tom underscore hartman using the hash tag talk to tom the number two or so there's a pace book message or you can drop a message drop on our website at tom arbonne dot com go to our first video comment of it i. have found so my question is there are a lot of people who came out and voted for obama and got behind his campaign because it is

hear the stories we report the stories but you don't have you don't have serious politicians like bernie sanders saying these are just stories this is the truth you're right i mean he's literally these are the inconvenient truths to paraphrase al gore might have a tony oh it's always great to see pat thanks so much for being with us tonight. coming up i'll be answering your questions and taking your comments and i take my take why. do you like me once a comedy used to some t. comedy used to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to dance. like a vampire fighting into the necks of the corporate elite billionaire freaks well they're going. well that's what you get with my new show projected tonight. dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others refuse to notice. the faces changing the world lights next. to pictures of six days. from around the globe. go up to. fifty. i would rather as questions to keep building positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question or. talk to me or take my take the law if

. >> all right, now, bernie, you were police commissioner of the new york city police department. i mean, i just asked a question of the sheriff in the prior block. you've got 53 police officers on the police force in a majority black area. three of those 53 are african-americans. i mean, we wouldn't have gotten away with that. you have to have a particular percentage. how does that happen? >> well, i don't know the hiring practices of ferguson, but you would think over time as the population changed over the last 20 years from what i understand it has, that should have been dealt with. so you should have more minorities within the department. that would be beneficial to the community. it would help in public relations with the community. interaction, especially during times like this. i'm sure that at this point it's going to be looked at. >> all right, now in the background here, we're seeing tear gas. what do you think of the kind of artillery, the equipment that was being used in the midst of these protests? >> well, there's some things that disturb me over the last few days.

. >> bernie carrick acknowledged that his resume had ups and a big downfall. >> i'm the former police commissioner of the city of new york. i've been a cop. i've been in the military. i've been a correctional officer and a warden. i was the interim minister of the interior of iraq. i've been a surrogate. i ran rikers island. took over the n.y.p.d. i was nominated for one of the highest positions in security and american government. i have been to prison. >> carrick pleaded guilty to eight felon tax and false imprisonment charges. his experience reshaped what he thinks of our system of incarceration. >> do you have advice for people that run prisons? >> the problem in prisons today is, i think, that the staff forgets. you were sent to prison as punishment. you were not sent to prison to be punished by them. you were not sent there to be degraded, demaralized -- demoralized, diminished. you were not there to be personally abused. you were sent there to deprive you of your freedom. that is your punishment. >> as carrick tells it during his years running ribbingers, there was significant

right now it is zero% contained near bernie. inferno has spread to nearly 30,000 acres since thursday. eight homes and 20 outbuildings have been destroyed and a bernie hospital was evacuated. >>> back in the bay area, a suspicious fire that burned the end of a fishing pier. fire officials say they have no doubt someone is to blame. it was no natural phenomenon. it took crews 90 minutes to get the blaze under control last night. 50 feet of the pier was destroyed. >>> a garbage truck driver had to be rescued after his truck crashed into a utility pole in san leandro. a live wire came down on the cab trapping him inside. it happened around 9:00 this morning. the power was shut off and the driver came out unharmed. >>> an unusual sight for commuters in san jose today. firefighters had to rescue three horses from highway 85. the trailer they were being transported in was involved in a crash on the freeway. the horses were a little startled and scratched up, but they are expected to be okay. >>> it's old school punishment with a socia

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

long-term care hospital in bernie moved dozens of patients to redding. the fire has burned more than 40 square miles so far. crews don't expect to get a line around it until august 20th. >>> and firefighters battled a small grass fire in newark last night and it burned about three or four acres and trawl brush off -- tall brush off stephenson boulevard. no buildings were threatened and it was likely accidental. >>> all right, 4:32. our first check of weather. i was coming in and there was a little bit of moisture on my windshield. >> yeah the little drizzle out there this morning. here come the monsoonal clouds again. so yeah out the door we go. you can see some of the clouds rotating over the sierra nevada but just the flooding into southern california. a chance of more flash flooding i believe across the high country today and some thunderstorms there and maybe a wandering thunderstorm coming our direction. not until later on this evening and tonight. out the door though, michelle said a little drizzle outside. 50s and 60s now. by the afternoon a lot o

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

quite the right, bernie, thank you so much.dish chief operating officer on bitcoin. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour, which means bloomberg is "on the markets." mixed.futures are remember, we got jobless claims just about half an hour ago. claims like a little bit above that 300,000 level that has been key for investors. we are on the markets again in 30 minutes. coming up, cisco has cut more since 2009.jobs now it will eliminate a whopping 8% of its current workforce. how does the company move forward? ceo john chambers is nearing retirement. low-fat french fries kind of an oxymoron, right? burger king introduced him less ago.a year now they are taking them off the menu. nobody is buying the healthier french fries. we want the grief and the fat. you are watching "in the loop" live on bloomberg television. ♪ >> we're about 30 minutes away from the opening bell. you are "in the loop." i am betty liu. the s&p coming up a two-week high. china's lenovo says more negotiations are needed with u.s. regulators to close a few deals. itswalma

see who's not wearing a bathing suit down two thousand and eight the tide went out and we saw that bernie made off was not wearing a bathing suit that ponzi scheme was exposed and it went belly up eighty billion dollars loss what have you given this current scenario where looks like are set up for another global crash what country could be the bernie made off like moment reveal in this crisis is it china is it japan they have enormous outstanding debt to g.d.p. the u.s. bank of england where's the weak link that when this when the when the when the you know the stuff hits the fan this time who's going to be revealed as the weak link well this is first of all the strongest link in china because china the central bank is willing to print all the money. to keep its economy afloat so it isn't the weak link won't be china it'll be it'll be america and it's always been america for the last century because america is the most highly leveraged country of all england is also very severely leveraged which is why the bank of england has taken it begun to take moves to try to stop the leveraging the

. >> nos acompaÑa alejandro berni, sorprendiÓ que memo ochoa no estaba.e el segundo triunfo en el torneo. hoy, nuevamente se fue en blanco un partido que terminÓ con empate a cero, chivas no levanta y crece la presiÓn. Él jugador marcÓ el primero del bayern, a los 10 segundos de haber empezado el partido. en espaÑa se iniciÓ la temporada, y contra todos los pronÓsticos el tÉcnico del mÁlaga, dijo en la banca a guillermo ochoa, habÍan empatado al final con gol del portero que se fue al ataque.Él Árbitro vio una falta que no existiÓ, y anuló un gol que no era vÁlido. >>pues, falta, fuera de lugar, lo caso es que anulÓ un gol. >> peligro de gol, increÍble la anulaciÓn del gol. >> vamos con esto, muchas celebridades se tiran cubeta son la cabeza, por la enfermedad de la esclerosis mÚltiple. muchos se golpean, en su intento de cumplir con la misiÓn. asÍ llegamos con las noticias mÁs importantes del dÍa, al final. los esperamos en la ediciÓn nocturna, con mÁs informaciÓn.

i mean, it doesn't get much better than that etta james and lou rawls, arthur price, bernie andrews, musselwhite, he played on a record with him. so it was great for me. >> the travels, i've heard you say that one of the most difficult things about being a musician is the travels. >> yeah. i like to go to bed in my own bed, you know. and i had at the time i had two kids and i'll never forget i played a theater in chicago, and i got to meet some of the members of the band with lloyd price and. >> another legend. >> so some of those musicians had been on the road when lloyd price for years. >> he is still living, isn't snow. >> i'm not sure. and they only see their kids like once a year, twice a year or they would come and do things. that's difficult. you don't want to do that. and riding on a bus. >> you mentioned earlier that you first had to check out the soloists before you selected the songs. one of the solos is your wife. >> yes. >> cheryl, right? >> right. right. >> you've been married for 20 years? >> should have been, but yeah. i'm not saying because she's my wife, but she can

and bernie ecclestone has found a way to end a bribery trial. what is he doing? he is offering to write a big check. ♪ >> first. bloomberg. today bloomberg's big number -- how much formula one chief bernie ecclestone has offered to pay for a -- to settle a corruption case. bernie ecclestone has been on trial since april on allegations that he bribed a former risk he did notensure oppose the sale. settlementestone's would raise the chances that he could still remain at the helm of formula one, which is what he is best known for. if you are a large corporation and employer in the united states you probably feel like you can depend on republican party support, they have been friendly to business, but as of last week, not as much. gop senator chuck grassley last claimsfended the false act, commonly known as the whistle blown act, that protects sources that reveal fraud on the part of government contractor. with me to look about -- look at this issue is paul barrett who writes about this in "bloomberg and greg rayburn, founder of kobi partners, and former chairman and

does bernie still have support within the f1 community? >> yes, he has a lot of support.are very grateful for the money and the way he took a sport that was struggling. in the '70s and '80s, he built it up, and in the '90s, particularly he really took it forward. and of course he has made some enemies along the way. of course he is a controversial figure, but he certainly has done a lot for the sport and there are many people who will back him. but this is the opportunity for those who feel a new era needs to come in. there are certain things along the lines of tv rights and social media that he doesn't steam be moving with the times, and it might be a opportunity for him to finally release the strangle hold he has over the sport and move on. but it will be a very different sport without him. >> lee thank you. >>> this tuesday marks the official countdown to the next olympic games in brazil. the first of 45 official test events started this week. sailing in the bay, organizers were criticized by the ioc vice president john coats earlier this year, over their lack of prepa