and neither, i'd guess, is united states senator bernie sanders. because a couple of weeks ago, bernie sanders was in richmond, california, a small city of just over 100,000 in the bay area of san francisco. he was speaking out against the energy giant chevron and the big money it's spending to influence the local elections there. >> and if chevron can roll over you, they and their buddies will roll over every community in america. if you can stand up and beat them with all of their money, you're going to give hope to people all over america that we can control our destinies. >> chevron's the fortune 500 company that has a big refinery in richmond and acts like it owns the place. after that refinery erupted in fire two years ago, the city, led by mayor gayle mclaughlin, sued chevron for what it alleges is a long history of negligence. chevron's fighting back, spending an incredible $3 million plus to beat mclaughlin and her allies and replace them with a more pliable city council that will protect the oil company's interests. all that cash for one

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my guest tonight, please welcome bernie sanders!e) senator sanders, thanks so much for coming on! (cheers and applause) you are bernie sanders from vermont, the longest serving independent in congress. >> and proud of it! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: the first self-described socialist to be elected to the senate. (cheers and applause) first of all, as a 73-year-old man, how does it feel sob the junior senator? the first shake your fist at pat lahey? >> no, he and i are pretty good friends. >> stephen: but compared to you, he is, like, rush limbaugh. he is so right wing. he's a democrat. you're a socialist! that's the boogieman of washington! do you frighten people when you walk around the capitol? are they afraid you're going to take their tractor and give it to the whole village? >> hopefully, we frighten the billionaire class. (cheers and applause) hopefully, we frighten the insurance companies (cheers and applause) because we are the only major country on earth that doesn't have a healthcare system guaranteeing healthcare to

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. >> you talked to dad divine into bernie sanders.ine says he will work for bernie sanders if he decides to run. how did that marriage come about? >> sanders and tad devine go back decades. he was helping him the senate race in the 2000. this is a close relationship. they are friends as well as sanders being a client for divine. and he's what a lot of independent campaigns before. he is not a perfect candidate on television, but in the past, devine has been able to package sanders that has resonated with progressives. he thinks he could do it again. no one knows about these private talks they've been having. >> without bernie sanders was great on our show. he is a great candidate. -- >> we thought bernie sanders was a great on our show. he is a great candidate. ted devine is a realist about these think, knows how to count votes, r votes in particular. -- electoral votes in particular. what does he think about sanders in a democratic primary? >> he talked about how sanders the past has been one of the best candidates he's ever worked w

bernie goldberg just fulfilled your wish. facts were not known until last night, fair-minded people refrained from demonizing the late mr. brown. and because he did lose his life, coverage of him should be restrained out of respect for his family. that being said, all the facts need to be stated. vincent joy of boca raton, florida "as far as waters at the harvard/yale game, the late bill buckley once said i'd rather be governed by first 3,000 names in the boston phone book than by 3,000 harvard professors." yeah, but buckley was a yale man, vince, come on. sal, bell air, maryland "as a korean war vet i think killing patton should be mandatory reading in all high schools. the book's lesson is freedom is not free." some schools are using killing lincoln, killing kennedy and killing jesus. we also have children's books for elementary school kids for all of those. and a kids book for batton is on the way, it will be out early 2015. if you want me to sign any of my books for christmas gifts, please get the orders in now so i can p

. >> talk with bernie ghold berg.ext karl rove on how president obama and grand jury are han >>> personal story seeing many tone, the rioting in missouri major event for the entire country, that's because people overseas see the pictures and think we are a chaotic society. >> first and foremost, we are a nation built on the rule of law and so we need to accept that this decision was the grand jury's to make. there are americans who agree with it, and there are americans who are deeply disappointed, even angry. it's an understandable reaction. >> protests and disappointment are understandable. looting and violence are not. joining us from austin, texas, karl rove. should president obama have done more, less, or did he do what he should have done on this matter? >> well, i think he should have spoken out, and we have to give him credit for doing that you played the opening part of this statement. he devoted two lines out of entire set of remarks to emphasizing the rule of law. as you heard, immediately said people who a

>> dial it back, bernie. >> or something.e a very accomplished athlete. >> thank you, bernie. >> at l.s.u., right? >> that's right. i was a lady tiger. >> naturally we would go to you for your opinion on this very topic. >> i think it's disgraceful. i think they're avoiding what is fact. they are ladies and they are in athletics and they are the lady vols and guess who is fighting for this? it's not the fans. it's not the players. the newspaper is backing up james wiles, the editor and also an alum on the school who is calling for this. it's a man saying its sexist. the fans and the players and all the ladies, the lady vols, they want to keep the name. >> i think that's funny. that's like the red skin thing. it was white liberals that caused that whole controversy. it wasn't an organic native american protest. it started with outsiders similar to this. >> andrea, it's a man asking for the change. it just blows my mind we're talking about this. >> i'm with you, sandra. i think it's absolutely insane. as you point out, they're

i want to go to bernie first. bernie. you heard what miguel said. new york city officers now will ticket rather than arrest people for small amounts of marijuana. you're the former police commissioner of new york. what do you think of this? >> i think it's the right thing to do, and here's why. realistically, cops were able to give summonses for joints and small amounts in the past. it's at their discretion. i think what bratton's trying to do is make it this is going to be the policy. and look, you have shootings in new york, violence in new york, other things going on. i personally would rather have those cops out there aggressively attacking crime than b.s.-ing around with small amounts of marijuana. >> peter, do you think that the change of policy is a mistake? you do. why? >> i do because i think we're messing with the laws that are on the books. and i think really the question in america is do you want more or fewer people smoking marijuana? marijuana's against the law, federal law. it's against the law in almost every other country. and what'

bernie will take every question.e's going to do it in her own timing. she won't let her timing be driven by bookers for the networks. if you listen to her speeches during midterm election and alongside elizabeth warren at times it was hard to tell them apart in terms of what they were saying. i think she learned from 2018 she's not going to run a campaign of restoration but on big issues and it will have a populous edge. bernie sanders certainly can run. can he raise the money. it all depends on the net root, barack obama showed what you could raise on the internet. there's so much on the line from supreme court to health care to jobs to economic fairness she will be a big nominee. in the end i don't think he prevails. >> how does he come to a conclusion that he would have a chance to get the nomination? i'm not convinced that bernie sanders would get into this just for the conversation to be part of it. i think he would get into it because he believes there's a void and he could offer something and he could win it,

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bernie, what word do you want to see banned?ant to see -- first i am not for banning words, but -- you know what i want banned? -- >> that doesn't surprise me. >> words like tro and mim and things you twitter obsessed aging hipsters. >> aging? you look at me and say aging? >> you guys perpetuate these things. get rid of the words. kale? what do you want to ban kale for? and wtf? that's an acro anymore and not a word, yolo. >> there are phrases on this list of nominees. should freezes be in a different category completely? >> they want to ban i can't even. i don't mind i can't even and i like the whole don't even. we are both jets fans and we said don't even. and he is like, i know! sometimes that is just adequate why more than that? >> that was really good. >> is this list problematic or should problematic be added to the list? >> that's a fair question. no it should thought be added to the list. it is a fantastic word. fablet. the word fablet has to go. it is the big clones -- >> i have never heard that? it sounds awful so let'

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bernie sanders. then a preview of president obama's trip to asia. conversation with tavis smiley on q&a. >> this week on newsmakers we are joined by bernie sanders from vermont. we have editor and chief of the hill. go ahead with the first question. >> the democrats lost control of the senate. why is that? must you blame president obama? well, i did hear about that. things, it means i will not become chairman in the new session of the veterans affairs committee. i think what the republicans did the while not good for country, politically very smart. what they said to the american people is, are you happy with what's going on in our country today in terms of the economy. the overwhelming majority are not happy. i not happy. our middle class has been collapsing. real unemployment is close to 12%. youth unemployment is 20%. college is unaffordable for middle-class families. the gap between the very rich and everybody else has grown wider. 95% of all new income is going to people on top. said that the problem is barack obama. any senator who has worked

to you, bernie.u were a billionaire success story. november i know. bernie marcus, calls them as he sees them. >>> back to what democrats are thinking the president should do. what if told you some are saying, how about less of this? the guy on the left, he is with us. after this. virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business, protect your family, and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >>> maybe all that golf isn't working, 47% of democrats say the president needs to change how he is leading the country, maybe by playing less golf. to a guy who is a frequent golf partner of the president, robert wolf. what do you make of all of this? >> well, he is a better golfer even though michael jordan -- >> i heard what michael jordan said. >> it's clear that the next 24 hours will show that being an incumbent, being in washington, is not in vogue right now. so, the president -- >> what debt democrats calling

bernie goldberg has some thoughts on the media coverage. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm bill o'reilly, thanks lgmg watching us tonight. the obamacare controversy gross. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know, mit professor dr. jonathan gruber had said some very interesting things about the affordable healthcare law. let's run them down. dr. gruber says in order to pay for obamacare, you have to impose a new tax on americans. he also says the obama administration did not want to admit additional taxation was necessary, so it hid that part of the equation. the doctor opines little transparency in the run up to the vote obamacare and then the mit professor really lit the fuse saying that americans are generally too stupid to figure out what the obamacare situation really is.jupv so i will let you decide on the credibility of the last statement. gruber for telling the truth! but i also believe he was an active participant in a big con. so, on the one

>> this week on newsmakers, we are joined by independent senator bernie sanders from vermont. joining us from burlington today. we have bob io, chief of ditor in "the hill" and lauren french from politico. >> senator, how much do blame losing the nt for upper chamber? >> among other things, it means that i am not going to become chairman in a new session of the veterans affairs committee. what the republicans did was, while not good for the country, politically very, very smart. with visit to the american people is, are you happy with what is going on in our country in terms of the economy. and, you know what, overall the majority of people are not happy. the middle class for the last 40 years has been collapsing. real unemployment today is close to 12%. youth unemployment is 20%. colleges unemployment for middle-class families. the gap between the very, very rich and everybody else is growing wider and wider. 95% of all new incomes go to the people on the top. people said, no. and the republican said that the problem is all barack obama. and he said or who has worked with bar

gears and talk about business news today, where there is news regarding another settlement in the bernief case. this is big news. cnbc's geoff cutmore is joining us now live from london. geoff, i understand that the victims here for madoff in the ponzi scheme won a small victory. so, explain how they might get some reimbursement. >> well, we're talking very big numbers here, aren't we? because the original amount that just disappeared or was involved was $20 billion. so, effectively, the court has been involved in trying to get as much of that back as it can to then pass on to victims of bernie madoff. and the settlement we've got here, it's just under $500 million that's going to be provided by two cayman island funds. and ultimately, that will fall back into a pool of just over $10 billion that will be returned to those who invested with the disgraced financier. so, yes, as you point out there, a modest step forward in compensating these people who have lost out as a result of what bernie madoff did. talking about compensation or benefiting from some moves in the market, fascinating st

bernie williams, joe duran and larry shover. david: by the way, guys if you were wondering it is another high for the dow jones industrial average, a 40-point gain on the dow is another record high. liz: david, baker hughes, we reached them. a spokesperson is saying our policy is not to comment on any kind of news surrounding things like mergers and acquisition. david: stock is still up big time. >>> as freezing temperatures hit the midwest, consumers may soon have to pay more for heating costs. the cause? believe it or not there is a coal shortage. we're live at a illinois coal yard with the details. liz: widely-held stock, might be in your portfolio, cisco. shares in the green today despite delivering disappointing guidance but it beat on top and bottom line. what are investors seeing for the future? how does this tech giant feel about possible plans by the president to regulate the internet? we've got john chambers, cisco chairman and ceo. he joins us live next. david: and the keystone pipeline, is it a day late and a dollar

thrillingly predictable. >>> weekdays with bernie segment tonight.lack americans dismal much worse than white americans. question is why. with us from miami the purveyor of berp northward goldberg.com mr. goldberg. my take, i don't want to bore herb and be repetitive is the collapse of the culture in the black precincts, the family dissolution, the babies born out of wedlock. the lack of emphasis on education. the lack of discipline, fathers abandoning families. all of that is the primary indicator of poverty not white privilege not enough money in the school district, although some of those districts do need help. and you say? >> i say you are absolutely right. and there are certain factors that lead to poverty regardless of race. the most cogent, easy to understand explanation that i have seen comes from a man named william galston who was a policy advisor to president clinton. he said if you do three things, these are three simple things by the way you will most eickly not end up in poverty. number one, finish high school. number two, don't have a

bernie? >> i don't have any strong feelings about it, but i think it would be hard to be more conservative as far as providing documents on the bush administration. so my sense is that the administration is a little bit more willing to provide documents that they would have an argument for withholding under foia. i certainly don't have any kind of empirical evidence to support that. >> harry? >> i think this is a perfect example of the saying, he talks a talk but doesn't walk the walk. the obama administration -- i would say that the holder memo which implements a memo that came out under obama's signature i don't think is an executive order, but this administration has said some of the best stuff about foia, that any administration in memory has said. but when push came to shove, they have been performed much better than the other administrations. i think a lot of people thought that this administration was going to be considerably more open. it just hasn't been. and actually there's legisla

it looks like he erred on the side the first night, bernie, trying not to make this a bigger crisis,ut the criticism was, he pulled his security punches. what do you think? >> you know what, neil, it was a sad day for america last night. it's a sad day for the law enforcement community in that area. i honestly feel bad for the cops and the first responders out there. they should have had more support. i mean, they knew what was coming. these people have said for weeks now whether wilson was indicted or not indicted, they were going to riot. they were going to take to the streets, they were going to do this. they've had three weeks notice, four weeks notice. come on, this is crazy. they should have had more people out there, more support for the cops, and to watch these images, to watch these buildings burn, the cars burn, people smashing through windows, you know, i said earlier today, if i was the police commanders today, i would have a team of intelligence analysts going through the video from last night and i would make sure that every person that destroyed property, that was shoo

. >>> then, president bernie sanders? the independent from vermont makes a big campaign move and he's here to explain. plus, overrun by protesters. how do drug cartels gain such a stronghold on a mexican government? and america is now officially ebola-free. good thing we didn't freak out about all of that. >> ebola or isis or ebola on the backs of isis could come through our border? >> "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. the national guard is officially on standby in anticipation of the grand jury's decision of whether or not to indict wilson who came earlier today at a rather stunning press conference called by missouri governor. has continued to be part of our available when we determined it is necessary to support local law enforcement, quite simply, we must and will be fully prepared. >> in flanked by top regional police officers will not be toll rated. in immediately following michael brown's death, marred by sensely eless acts of violence and destruction. vandals smashed the windows of small bu

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the disney corporation, this giant check for $15,000 for philabundance, ceo and manager of 6 abc, bernie prazenica, is here. >> i want to say thank you to philabundance and acme and all of our partner in this effort. our partner company, disney company is making a large donation nationally called feeding america and through them we can donate $15,000 to philabundance to make a difference in our community. we are excited about that. >> how can this money be used by philabundance? >> i want to thank bernie and the disney corporation, this will help families across the region get food and we are appreciative that childhood hunger is being at the top of minds right now. >> lindsay and bernie thank you so much. the $15,000 donation, and every $1 provided eight meals. you can see the phone lines are open and they are ready to take your call right now and log online to 6abc.com. just kick on connect, share and give. back to you in the studio. and the "action news" team is down there taking the phone calls later on. thank you. >>> coming up move over black friday there is a new day to get deals,

bernie sanders. then a preview of president obama's trip to asia. conversation with tavis smiley on q&a. >> this week on newsmakers we are joined by bernie sanders from vermont. we have editor and chief of the hill. go ahead with the first question. >> the democrats lost control of the senate. why is that? must you blame president obama? >>

. >> people who invested money with bernie madoff are still picking up the pieces.eena ninan and t.j. holmes have america's money. >> ♪ >> reporter: good morning. topping america's money more life savings are being returned to victims ripped off by bernie madoff's ponzi scheme. >> funds total over $10 billion of the $17.5 billion taken. >> the biggest business deal of 2014 will create one of the biggest drug companies in the world. >> ford's new high performance mustang called the selby g2350 said to have the most powerful engine ford ever made without super turbo charging. it goes on sale sometime next year. >> finally boulder canyon foods has something like you. how about thanksgiving flavored potato chips. they got stuffing pumpkin pie, turkey gravy and even cranberry flavored. is that going to pass for a thanksgiving meal. >> tastes like a churro. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. >> it's 5:23. up next, a former major leaguer slugger sets the internet on fire with a very strange thing he wants to auction off on ebay. >> new reaction to a breaking story. hear

up next, we'll talk about -- we'll talk to senator bernie sanders and what the project means to him. hours, house lawmakers are expected to vote on the keystone pipeline. the controversial plan widely opposed by democrats for environmental reasons for transport crude oil from canada to the gulf coast. earlier this week, the white house stopped short of saying the president would veto bill if it passed congress but president obama says his position has not changed. >> and i have to constantly push back against this idea that somehow the keystone pipeline is either this massive jobs bill for the united states or is somehow lowering gas prices. understand what this project is, it is providing the ability of canada to pump their oil, send it through our land down to the gulf where it will be sold everywhere else. >> let's bring in senator bernie sanders. welcome, sir. >> good to be with you. >> nice to have you here, so what do you suspect will happen if congress passes the keystone pipeline? >> well, i certainly hope that congress will not pass this keystone pipeline. as you know, the s

i said, bernie threadgill told me that. he said, he did? we talk some more and i pressed him for a direct response as to whether he had worked for the fbi or not. eventually, he denied it. as we talked, he said something else. he said, people change. it is very complex. layer upon layer. it, i later reported included both his denial and the subsequent statement. even at that point, i did not think i had enough evidence to write a story. after richard a oakey passed away in 2009, i submitted a freedom of information act request for any records on him. >> can you explain that when you die -- >> when you die, legally speaking, you have a much diminished right to privacy. [laughter] you are able to get more information. i am sure if i had submitted that request when he was alive, the fbi would not have released a single page. in this case, he had passed away , and the fbi and the fbi eventually released about 1800 pages or so. one of the documents that was released identified him as informant he-two. this is a 1967. a report on the black panthe

host: our conversation with bernie sanders airs on c-span's newsmakers program at 10:00 eastern time.:00 for those of you on the west coast. peter baker and the new york times, a pivot to asia. prudence shows that two can play that game. he says the president is returning to asia. the president is in route to beijing. he will be there for a week long visit. isning us on the phone angela riley king. thank you for being with us. beijing -- what is on the agenda? guest: president obama arrives today. the first stop on the agenda is the cooperation summit. the summit has been going on. a have their ceos speak already. the chinese president talked about the economy which has been slowing. president obama arrives there for that summit today. he will also meet one-on-one with president xi jinping. i will be a meeting that will be closely watched. it will be the first time that president obama has been in china in five years. his wife and kids were there on a more friendly trip last spring. host: how to the chinese government prepare for the senate -- summit? guest: they want to present a goo

. >> joining me is bernie sanders of vermont.a colleague of yours on the other side from north dakota where all of the oil is being pumped out of the ground said there will be over 60 supporters for a stand alone piece of legislation on keystone and that will be one of the first orders of business and what's your reaction to that news? well, i think if you listen to what the scientific community is saying overwhelmingly is that climate change is real. it is caused by human activity and it is causing devastating problems. so my response to senator holden is listen to the scientific community. we have got to, as a nation, lead the world in transforming our energy system away from fossil fuel and into energy efficiency and sustainable energy. frankly, we will look like fools throughout the entire economy if we're advocating more and more dirty oil at the same time as we're talking about the need to combat global warming. so we have got to defeat the keystone pipeline and we have to rile up the american people to do it and president

bernie's waiting on our line for parents, bernie is in columbus, ohio, good morning. >> caller: good morning. sir, would you havhat you have to steal. if you subsidize babies, you where have the colleges worked at holding down the costs. their prices have gone way past the rate of inflation for the last ten years. the government keeps subsidizing the loans, you keep raising your prices, the excuse is usually given is that we have to keep up with the other colleges, they're taking our professorsor they're taking our talent. just because they're stealing, doesn't mean you have to steal. >> dr. schlissell? >> there isn't really incredibly much new to say, i understand the frustration that people feel when they look at a cost of education that sounds out of reach. i think there is an issue that we have to do our very best to constrain the cost of higher ed, and in particular, to use financial aid and judicious amounts of debt to make sure that students can attend. i really don't accept the argument that the cost, at least here in michigan has grown dramatically beyond the rate of inflati

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