and one was represented by someone like jesse jackson, more of a bernie sanders, actually bernie sanders supported him, but really stood for some of the kind of versions of democratic socialism, but i think the sanders campaign has represented. the other side is the mondale approach the traditional democratic party and the third gary hart as this kind of -- as a more democrat has become the new democrats and focus on tech and trade and the new economy as the future for the party and that domate today help shape the direction of the party going forward. >> before we talk about 1984, let's talk about 1974. what happened in 1974 and who got elected then that helped proceed this. >> in 1984, not the george orwell book, but the-- i'm just giving you a hard time. 1974 was another critical year in political history and the big thing that dominated the news was watergate and new group of people coming into congress, the watergateabies who represent a sea change. and it was depicted they were called the watergate babies and nixon and they wanted to change the democratic party beholden to unions a

you see bernie running again in the future? what is your opinion of the progressive wing of the party do you see bernie sanders running again and would you like him to? >> yes. definitely have like to see him run again but my opinion of the progressive movement it nkis very viable but all the negativity of socialism and communism but it would be better for the country. >> i think one of the things that has happened is because of the new democratic approach in that party for so long but one thing that has happened from 2015 through 2011 with the occupy movement is many people promote the different efficiencies and they are set up at theth democrats saying it has to be other answers so that was effective i don't know sanders will run again because of his age but finding another candidate who can go in on that and with the labeling and the policies at the state and local level has been powerful. >> politics is also a pragmatic. >> that is true i'm surprised he has done as well as he has he would not have been the first person if h

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and what about bernie sanders? do you see bernie running again in the future? and why is yes? >> host: don what is your opinion of the progressive wing of the party and do you see bernie sanders running again in the future and would you like that? >> a yes i would definitely like to see him around again. my opinion about the progressive movement, i think it is very viable. but i think the message and get just have a bad label with all of the negativity about socialism and communism that is what i think hurts them. but over all it would be better for the country if they could get some progressive candidates to run and win. >> aren't thank you.let's hear it from a little late now. >> i think of one of the things that has happened is because of the kind of new democrat approach and the clinton era power of the democratic power for so long ands, bold policy ad strategy that crowd out progressive voices. one thing that has happened especially since 2015 even starting at 2011 with the occupied movement is that many, many people fromer a wide different consistencies and feeling reall

but we always have to remember bernie sanders is a socialist. he doesn't like the thriving u.s.sed with. when he talks about the regimes he admires around world, they tend to be ones that have really horrible, miserable economies -- [laughter] jon: yeah. >> so you have to take his comments always in context. i mean,st hard to get him to say a discouraging word about cuba, venezuela. these are not economic models for the united states. jon: bernie sanders, i recall doing some research on him, he's basically never signed a paycheck, never employed anybody else. he's kind of worked in public, you know, for the public since he was about 30 years old. so perhaps government is the only source of funding that he knows. go ahead, james. >> well, and i think the democrats are have a shot to maintain their majorities this fall, it's by explicitly rejecting his agenda which, unfortunately, fell too much sway to the party in recent years. jon: james freeman, good to have you on. >> good to be here. jon: we'll be right back. eter shows instantly if you're below, within or above your range. i

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do you see bernie running again in the future? and why is ... >> host: don, what is your opinion of the progressive wing of the party and the uc bernie sanders running again in the future and would you like that ? >> i would definitely like to see him run again. opinion about theprogressive movement , i think it's very viable ybut i think that the messaging , they just have a bad label. all the negativity about socialism and communism. that's what i think hurts them but overall, i think it would be better for the country if they could get some progressive candidates to run. >> thank you don and let's hear from lily now. >> i think one of the things that happened is because of the kind of new democrats approach and the kind of clinton era power over the democratic party for so long in terms of policy and strategy crowded out progressive havoices but one thing that's happened since i think especially since 2015 was even starting in 2011 with the occupy movement is many people from a wide array of constituents are feeling fed up with

detective bernie nelson had investigated hundreds of murders.o keep the recurring images of death at arms length. but this case was different. he was the father to a teenager around karissa lofton age. >> ma'am i've been shot. me and my mother have been shot. i'm bleeding to death. >> that poor little girl in her bedroom. she has the gumption to get on the phone and call you. >> it hurts to listen to the 9-1-1 call because you can feel and hear the fear the fear in her voice. >> even though nothing was taken it seemed clear the killer broke into the house. in fact the burglar alarm had gone off, but it was disabled in under one minute. and that put karen's thing kion loft and at the top of police is persons of interest. list he lived in the house. he knew the code. police brought him in for questioning. >> does your mom set the alarm for the? house all the time? >> one of the detectives plainly said, everybody in that room things it's you, you're the only one that had access to the code. >> would you have hurt your mom and sister? >> you would'v

of in some ways -- there's some differences but he's sort of a 2.0 of bernie sanders. if you were going to rebrand the bernie sanders kind of appeal to a more working class hoodie wearing, you know, regular joe look, this is sort of it. because bernie sanders -- he may be for the people but he doesn't have a man of the people vibe and fetterman does. >> no one looks like john fetterman to be fair. >> outside of mma. >> he's giant. he is a giant guy recovering from a stroke and just had a pacemaker put in. >>> north carolina, you were talking about north carolina before, leanne, madison cawthorn, you have a republican congressman who lost in a primary, incumbents don't generally lose in primaries, chargely because of all the scandals that have surrounded him and because almost every other major national republican, save donald trump, lined up against him. >> yeah, that's right, but also with cawthorn he's still got a pretty significant portion of the vote. it was nearly 30%, i don't know what the final results are, there we go, about 31%. so it wasn't a blowout. so that

they did go after bernie sanders, and nor should they have.should be held accountable for the evil actions of a depraved individual, whatever their political leanings may or may not be. everyone is responsible for their own conduct. in fact, right here on this program, i've been saying it for years. take a look. >> let me make one thing clear. we believe that every individual -- they are responsible for their own actions and their own decisions. i did not blame bernie sanders on this program, i went out of my way not to blame him for the fact that one of his supporters was violent against those people playing on the ball field. earlier i said the same thing about al gore. you know ballmer, environmentally conscious activists. i didn't blame al gore for the psychotic actions of ted kaczynski either. we have been remarkably consistent. we condemn all riots, we can double violence, and we don't blame people that did not cause people to act this way. take a look. >> we were always taught by the left, never blame the victim. for example, you have t

new york yankees great bernie williams joins us live to talk about while he'll be on the field. at the open coliseum tonight. and welcome to mornings on tuesday. 98 is monday may 16th 2022, it's going to be a little chilly today. the weather is always something that people watch, especially this time of year. as we get close to outdoor graduation ceremonies. we do have a lot of news to get to let's get right to it with claudine. good morning. good morning to you both. and yes, we are continuing to follow some developing news in the south bay. san jose police are investigating a shooting near the san jose state university campus. ktvu james torres is live for us at the scene with more on the details that we're learning this morning. good morning, james. good morning to you, claudia. we're standing at the corner of 10th street and san salvador here that is just on the east side campus of san jose state university. not too far from the actual campus itself here and you see the scene still very much how we left it for the last hour or so officers. and detectives have been here since

they were trying to absolve, you know, anything to do with the conspiracy that they level against bernie sanders to under kat undercut his movement and the young people that supporting him. and the 2nd thing was to influence the foreign policy, the trump administration, to make it so that way. trump's foreign policy, which was supposed to be more restrained, couldn't be so, so that, you know, if he were more lax with russia, are willing to be diplomatic with russia that he would be considered, you know, some kind of mentoring candidate. why then do you think hillary clinton approve such a plan of as risky? was that because when she went one on one with trump, she was ons on favorite back then to to win the oval office. but as we all know, she failed to to see victory in the 2016 election. do you think she would would do such a plan again? i think that during that time i was very active in democratic politics at a time. and i think that it was very obvious that if she didn't, if they didn't come up with some decent explanation for what happened during the democratic primaries that she was

bernie is not light all year round in any weather, he makes 2-3 ascents to the bridge a day.aised over 30,000 on him. man from all over the world. every day i go upstairs, i definitely could not work in the office, i hate the computer and fluorescent lamps. i love outdoor nature. and this chic look is what bernie likes most of all to work with people who are afraid of heights to help them overcome fear and reach the goal together this process is the best reward for him eight. lanes for iron cars there to be in the middle of the motorway, the feeling is amazing, but ahead of us was waiting for most of the ascent to look down. it is simply dangerous here, unless, of course, you work as a high-altitude fitter. you can get dizzy, yes, and generally walk along metal paths. it's creepy to see through them. everything that happens below once a girl with whom i somehow climbed was frightened, you know, there in the most terrible place. she hugged me and closed her eyes. so we walked together. further down it was a very beautiful staircase. narrow passages our climb took more than an

i did not blame bernie sanders on this program. i went out of my way not tola blame himme for the fact that oe of his supporters was violent against those those people playing on the ball field. now earlier i said the sameab thing about al gore. remember the unabomber radically far left anen environmentally conscious terrorist who was apparentlyvi n avid reader of al gore's book earth in the balance ofn' the unbalanced. but i didn't blame al gore for the psychotic actions of ted kaczynski either. we've been remarkably consistent. we condemn all riots, we condemn all violence and we don't blame people that did nott cause people to act this way. take a look . were always called by the left. never blame the victim for example, you had the unabomber in his hut. al gore's book earth in the balance was in there that al gore inspired the unabomber. that wouldn't be fair.ny or you can take any number ofpl exampleses where left wing words do not cause people. op you cannot say that words are causing people to be violent, ve but that's the n

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anybody blame bernie sanders with that? >> hampton, massachusetts, good morning. >> i believe that guy stole my thunder, is going to say the rhetoric about white people suck and past barriers to kill white people. i heard you talk about tuckerr carlson, you heard way read and wallace were heavy talks to john lennon and his rhetoric? they are race baiting all day talking about white people suck and we got to unite. talk about fascism, nobody can have a different opinion. >> for this particular alleged gunman, do you think he was motivated by some of those, both media views and actions of previously clearly raise motivated shootings like 2015? >> let me answer like ad democrat, i don't know, we haven't studied it enough. what about the waukesha guy or those who killed white people is say we just don't know, it happens to be a coincidence. that's what you always say. hypocrisy is a double standard all day. >> buffalo news this morning, reporting on the manifesto, alleged shooter behind, racist manifesto details, hateful views,

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bernie and hillary are at 10. i think little pete is at 7. this poll that shows her winning the democratic primary 33% are undecided as in anybody but this clown show. and i would also point out in that poll that even if she wins the nomination she would lose to donald trump by 7 points. just because there is such a shortage and lack of talent in the democratic party. i remind people when kamala announced in 2019 that she was running, she was considered heavyweight. presumptive front runner a very short amount of time 1% to 2% of the polls didn't make it to iowa caucuses and now you are telling me this is their great hope for 2024? boy, when i read that poll i started laughing, lawrence, i'm pretty sure i heard cries and screams of anguish from a lot of democrats thinking oh my gosh, did this is our best chance in 2024 look for donald trump to win re-election. >> lawrence: she was the first one out of the primary. she polls low with every demographic during that period of time. not only that, she can't even maintain her staff. her staff doesn

fetterman endorsed bernie sanders and fetterman was endorsed by bernie sanders last time he ran. a man who said abortion any anytime, fracking never, which brings billions of dollars to pennsylvania and tens of thousands of jobs. you are looking at a very radical -- a radical democratic nominee, huge win for president trump tonight in north carolina. ted budd is now the republican nominee for senate there. it is huge because he was numbea long time, president trump endorsed him. here is the deal of what happened there. budd won a 17 way primary, little-known congressman, wins that primary tonight with the president's endorsement, shows you the power of the trump political currency. >> sean: yeah, i mean, i think that is a great analysis. they all ran as maga candidates, and only one eventually got it. one of the things -- two things that took place in this race, reince, one i don't think it's healthy or good for republicans, when they kill each other. the ad war, the amount of money, for example, i supported dr. oz in this race, is over $40 million. this was a brutal campaign on

habitant 2000 centimes bernie sanders supported his attempts to more than the congressional publican's merely the work of a deranged individual. and right on cue this week democrats and their immediate friends were quick to associate the buffalo murderer with the republican party. >> every time mega republicans repugnance, vilify it wrongly immigrants and call them invaders they falsely claim millions of undocumented people cast ballots in our elections. loud bigoted voices bemoan distant of an imagine classic america. these hard right americans people of minority and proposing a threat, a threat to the american way of life. >> it does appear that there are a lot of republicans who don't want to denounce it because they are afraid of turning off the basin. >> this is always what the right does to appease the white supremacist movement by saying hey, free speech. >> the issue of extremism and white nationalism which is not only on the rise in the far dark corners on the internet, but the rhetoric in a tamer version is now pretty mainstream and the republican party. this isn't despicab

bernie sanders is tweeting, congress must pass legislation that codifies roe v.e land in this country now. if there are not 60 votes in the senate to do it, we must filibuster to pass it with 50 votes. you are a republican in congress, do you think this is something democrats can do and will try to do? >> i think they will try to do, it is ironic if you read the draft opinion, it is saying this is purview of lawmakers, but you are hearing the left saying lawmakers should be taking action. i don't see it getting through the senate at the end of the day, this is going to be burn it down, scorched earth, whoever we have to trash and whatever we have to rip up in terms of this country's traditions and laws, they will do it, the ends justify the means. >> carley: congressman, it is primary election day in ohio, how does this leak impact midterm election and does this give democrats energy? >> i don't see it impacting the primary in ohio necessarily. >> carley: across the board going forward, depending what the supreme court says, if they overturn roe v. wade, how woul

the whole notion of an e-mail controversy behind her. newscaster: a wikileaks e-mail dump suggests bernieel: the convention was supposed to be hillary clinton's springboard into the presidency, but the e-mails showed the dnc had favored clinton over bernie sanders all along. the revelations outraged sanders' supporters. female: and we should not allow hillary clinton to win this election. neera: people were chanting, "lock her up," yelling, creating staged demonstrations on the floor. it was, you know, a fair amount of maelstrom. michael: neera tanden was a policy director for the clinton campaign and one of the top-raing democrats whose e-mails were leaked. neera: people could see the level of emotional intensity created by ts leak, and it was accomplishing the ends that the russians had, which is to undermine hillary clinton, to undermine the democratic party, to help trump, to help the republican party. michael: while in washington, it was now widely accepted that the russians had been behind the dnc hack. assange refused to be drawn on his source. chuck todd: it is helpful to know tha

bernie sanders.g to emulate? bernie sanders. after 14 months we know that president biden believes in bigger government, higher taxes, more spending, more debt. more regulation a weaker military, open borders, fax pair funded abortion on demand and turning cops into social workers. here is his energy policy, wind, solar and wishful thinking. he thinks he can run the greatest economy the most powerful economy in all of human history without fossil fuels. that's one of the main reasons why the prices at the pump are so high. and the american people see this. they see after 14 months nothing is built. nothing is back. and nothing is better. and that's why when you poll american people say the country is headed in the wrong direction and the president he has no self-awareness or at least the people around him won't allow him to have self-awareness about the real problem. >> jesse: he must know, logically, how to get get out of this inflation spiral. the stop spending, fed increase the rates unleash ameri

sanders, and bernie sanders was the more competitive candidate against donald trump.ders ran against trump, sanders would win. and as i said, you know, the new york times, dean baquet, the editor of the new york times, said that if he had received the information, the same leaks, he would have published. so it's just an attack. what about the allegation thatjulian assange also was presented with information, a cache of documents which related to the russian government? interesting information, secret information about the russian government? and, according to chat messages and a source who was involved in the exchanges, julian assange chose not to publish this information. why would that be? well, all sorts of claims can be made about sources having sent information. how can that be verified, really? wikileaks has published information about the russian government. it's called the russia spy files in 2018, i think. and there are, i think, about 600,000 documents referencing russia, books about russia as mafia state have been written, based on wikileaks cables. and of

the question of speech and looking at it from that perspective, even bernie sanders, and a story that i read earlier today. quoted bernie sanders not too long ago that people have a right to give their two cents and give their speech without fear of violence or intimidation, etc.. yet today we have that going on, we have the end of a 2020 election where mainstream media would not talk about hunter biden. it would not talk about some of the, i would say allegedly, shady work he was doing and whether or not his father was a part of that. during the at the tail and of an election. we see it every day. there was a citation earlier that kids are not feeling safe because their lgbtq status. mental health and mental status issues are up because of covid-19. that is a statistic from the world health organization. i've seen it in my own children. they suffered because they were not in school, they were in virtual school. i've seen some children that have not been of the get back. i've seen increased in drug use that cannot have the ability to drive right now. when we have these conversations a

bernie williams is not jimi hendrix.rld series champion former yankee bernie williams. age 12 the twins one. nothing in the second one elvis, andres lined wanted the gap in left center. chris archer that brings seth brown home and it is 1 to 1 backlog allowed just two runs in four and a third innings. here's the second one byron buxton with the hit to left that scores. royce lewis 21, minnesota five pictures with scattered eight hits. that was enough to get it down in the sixth. gary sanchez crushes one to straightaway center domingo azevedo twins make that stand up for 4321 win the aids get four hits against four minnesota pictures. or some baseball adventures to check out on this monday night. we've seen lots of ceremonial first pages, everyone from carl lewis, the president of the united states that steve aoki is a dj in boston. the wind up and oh, boy , he had the honor before tonight's astros red sox game in boston. we're assuming aoki is a better dj, i think than a baseball pitcher. you should stick to deejaying th

is a bernie sanders person.ar as the election that we are looking at right now pretty well for the republicans. expect that a lot of average folks on the ground in pennsylvania and these are salt of the earth hard-working people . on not sure how well that berni sanders will play there but he in combination with the governo are interesting characters and democrats will have to decide how far they want to go on the progress of train and tonight they said he is our guy. >> you cover abortion, that is factor in pennsylvania and it i a factor on the progressive side . inflation, how they answer the question about inflation. if the answer from democrats an specifically progressive democrats in pennsylvania is we should've spent more, that is going to be a tough thing for them to defend and the administration is trying to do things to get them out up the dark cloud that they are under on inflation. this race is going to be fascinating for political junkies in pennsylvania, ground zero, even the governors race now, wit

fetterman endorsed bernied sanders and fetterman wasti endorsed by bernie sanders laste time he ran. this is a man who has saidy abortion any time, fracking never, which brings billions b and billions of dollars to pennsylvania and creates tens o of thousands of jobs.f so you're. looking at a very you're looking at radicalization of some of these democratic nominees, a huge winc for president trump tonight in north carolina. ted buddt in is now the republin nominee for senate there. it's huge because he was number two or three in the polls for a long time. president trump endorsed him a.i the club came in for him as well. but here's here's the deal. what happened there? but it won a 17 way primary a in 2016 to go to congress. little known congressman is upma against a former governor and another congressman and wins that primary tonight with the president's daughter. it shows you the power of the trump political currency. nk yeah, i mean, i think that'sre a great analysis. you're right. they all ran maga candidates and only one eventually got it. one of the things that happenedt to t

bernie i doubt it. bernie sanders was one of the biggestt proponents in the senate. platform that says we want 100% renewables, that's great but you can't build wind turbinesm in vermont or new yok or california. where are you going to put it, how are you going to pay for it but it's not just wind, it's solar. solar. is cheaper. okay, fine. ignore the slave labor end of and thefact the u.s. state depat sanctioned solar panels from the province where 40% of solar was being sourced. forget that. you couldev still call it clean energy even though you have slave labor in there. we will ignore that. where are you going to put it? i just made this slide a fewli minutes ago the topic they published that that much. thank you on what's really happening on the ground in america. you won't read about this in the "washington post." they did a pretty good story the other leg about eight prairie in texas. and you won't read about it in the npr. i had a piece i published decrying thatt terrible coverage in the business you won't read about "the new york times" that will not cover t

>> the rhys now a proxy fight over democratic party ideals with royalty with progressives like bernies of dollars on,a tack ads calling lee disloyal. >> what is a democrat? is a democrat someone who is registered d? is it someone who has turned out and gotten elected other democrats or is it just white men? because if it's the former then i have all of those credentials. if it's the latter, i can't ever be that one. >> the now 34-year-old activist and former organizer famously won a seat in the state house by ousting a longtime democrat. since then, lee has gained traction and support, backing progressive policies like a green new deal and medicare for all. >> this movement is getting bigger, it is getting stronger every single march. >> lee aims to fill the seat vacated by democrat mike doyle who is retiring after 25 years in congress, but doyle and pennsylvania's powerful democratic party are backing steve irwin, a white pittsburgh lawyer who has worked for democrats for three decades and has never held elected office. >> steve irwin is a doer who will get things done. >> i am steve

. >> but he's a bernie sanders guy too. >> fetterman is who he is. i actually think that the profile that he cuts is very interesting and is going to make him extremely competitive in this state. in this race to charlie's point that the republicans should win. i mean, the republican should win it. the fact that the candidate right now, mccormick, is maga but yet is republican establishment, the likes of the senate, of mitch mcconnell, all this inside d.c. money is all going to go to mccormick anyway because they're going to be supportive of him because they know deep down inside that he is more like him and donald trump, let's not rule out the fact that donald trump is going to come out in the next couple days assuming that mccormick wins and say i love this guy, deana powell was such a great member of my staff. >> he doesn't believe in the election lie. he has not run on the election lie, right? and other parts of maga -- he ceremony did not embrace donald trump at all. >> makes him more acceptable for more centrist republicans like charlie. >> you

90s that exploded in the 2000s, but, since 2000 there was the 2008, 2009 occupy moment, the 2016 bernie sanders campaign. just real centering's of critiques of capitalism across the political spectrum exist now that definitely did not exist in the 1990s. >> wages seems to be rising but they were not? was that inflation? >> everyone thought we fixed inflation, there was not much of a problem. the idea that was even though economics would later see a stagnant wage growth, the media was covering stories. i will say, i was a high school student in the late 1990s and there was a time when burger king was offering $3,000 signing bonuses. a signing bonus for working a burger king in the summer of 1998. that is three grand for signing contracts saying i will work for you, for fast food jobs. >> i do not want to seem in incredulous but i am shocked, there are things like this in our economy right now. >> there are a lot of entry level jobs are offering big paychecks to begin, people are framing it as the great resignation. people are leaving their jobs. how many of you have left a job and starte

the guy on the other cited a bernie sanders disciple and he is going to win. he should win. the hard races to defend were republicans -- for republicans will be pennsylvania, mccormick or dr. oz are good candidates. we will win there. north carolina, i'm going there later tonight for a speech in the morning. ted budd won the primary, he is a great candidate. they are going to be expensive. we should be able to keep our 21. if we stay on message, my experience is, give peace -- people a reason to vote for you. raise money like crazy, and work your butt off and you can win. pickup opportunities, first is georgia. herschel walker is winning in the primary and ahead in the general election. what the sitting committee does is raise money to help, we don't get involved in primaries but we help anybody with what we can help them with, then we run ads to -- until the primary, then we both help define our opponent and help our candidate get through their primaries. in georgia we have an add up. we announced last week we have $53 million worth of ads. we raised 150 million dollars plu

bernie sanders, it's an economic anger. it's the rich guy. it's the chemistry.e oil industry. it's the gas industry. it's pharmaceuticals. these are a lot of ordinary americans, democrats are struggling in an industrial america because industrial america thinks many in the democratic party in the far left are at war with them. part of them disrespect what they do. there is a big difference. one of them traffics in lies and racism and bigotry, right, especially when you look at the big election lie and what one says about immigrants. and the other one does not do that. there is a big difference there. >> right now, we're not doing -- >> both sides. >> equal sides. we're not doing that. we're just simply saying if you look at where we are now, and where these parties were, they are in a much different place. structurally, which you know isn't talk about on tv, they're not in the same place as far as raising money, who controls it, what corporations are really big. i'm just saying. things are changing. >> hold that thought. i got to get to the break. hold that thou

you should be really good because bernie sanders is the chair. ok? a year ago biden put his budget out. the person that does budget for him came to testify. i said what were our revenues last year? i don't know. this is a true story. what are your projections? not sure. what's the national debt? >> don't know -- don't know. what's our interested expense -- interest expense? not sure. what's the percentage increase you're are projecting in revenues? i don't know that. didn't know any numbers. so now she came back this february and she's going to get the top job. she's going to get the top job. i was really controversial. i asked her the same questions. you know how much she knew? nothing. i'm a business guy. here's what you like in business. if you want to beat somebody in business, you hope they hire a whole bunch of incompetent people on the others. you know it's going to catch up with them. that's what biden has done. you would not vote for any of these people. they are the most radical left people out there. so here's what we have to do. we have t

plus an exclusive interview with bernie standards. it starts at 8:00 right after our newscast here. >>> getting the upper hand on the apartment fire in san francisco. by the time firefighters got there it had escalated to a two alarm fire and they were able to knock it down in about one hour. most of the burning was in the attic. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a live look at san francisco where the bay to breakers is about to begin. it is one of the oldest foot racers and for a lot of folks it's about the fun and the costumes that make this event entirely and uniquely san francisco. it starts at 8:00 by the bay bridge and ends all the way west by the highway. if you are driving through the city, expect traffic delays. >>> the race is about to get underway and the road closures have been in place since last night. on bay to breakers.com, they have said it would be cleared by 5:00 p.m. . >> this is the scene north and south. they have a point behind me on the embarcadero and another at golden gate park. that aspect ma

in a tweet, sen, bernie sanders urged his colleagues to pass legislation securing the right to abortion with the controversial issue now old, but short to dominate the coming months. america could be headed for a highly divisive mid term election. military me now is michelle goodwin. she's chance is professor of law at the university of california. she'll so says on the executive committee of the american civil liberties union is great to have you with us here on dw news. what were your thoughts on the st draft opinion? i, i should say that i was just, ah, an executive committee member of the a c l. u, i've been now step down from that, but it's one alarming in that such things never happen. we don't have leaked opinions coming from the united states supreme court, so that is a story. but a stephen black had said that story itself is the content of this craft opinion from justice, a leader. and it is an alarming opinion for many different reasons. one is the scurrilous attack on the court itself. and then secondly, in terms of what it means in not only gutting or chipping away, and ro,