it's my pleasure and privilege to stand with bernie and have bernie's back. >> sean: what bernie wants to do for the u.s., i want to do in pennsylvania. he got a head start is the mirror of braddock were under his leadership violent crime went up. the population went down from well over 2,000 residents to less than 1800. at one point fetterman himself was so fearful of crime in braddock, guess what, he chases after a completely innocent african american jogger, how this man at gunpoint because fetterman believes the man was involved in a recent shooting with no actual reason whatsoever. i thought liberals were against that kind of racial profiling. imagine if that was a republican, the outrage from the media mob would be nonstop but i digress. good news tonight according to recent polls, this race is tightening very quickly. dr. oz can definitely win especially when the people of pennsylvania learn about the phony hoodie story in the record of this guy, john fetterman. so if if you're uneasy about living among violent murderers or you care about your job or your businesses and you don'

a look.t' that'ss why i am proud tom endorse bernie p sanders today and bernie sanders and i agreegr on a lot of other issues, too, that are critical to this country's future, whether it's immigration, whetherer it's marijuana legalization, whether it's universal pre-kit's oraf affordability for college education. we stand togetherco as the most progressive candidates in our respective races and it's my pleasure and privilege to stand with bernie and to haveni bernie'se back . what i want to do in terms of what bernie wants to do for the u.s. i want to do in pennsylvania. he's got a head start as the mayor of braddock where under ii his leadership violent crime went up, the population went downme from well over two thousand residents to less than eighteen hundred at one point. even fetterman himself was so f fearful of crime in braddock, n guess what he chases afteres a completely innocent african-american jogger held this manca at gunpoint becausefe fetterman believed the man was involvedvo in a recent shooting with no actual reason whatsoever. th ni thought liberals were agat that

and what about bernie sanders? do you see bernie running again in the future? >> yes? quick to don, what ispr your opinion to see bernie sanders wanting again in the future and would you like that? >> yes i would definitely like to see them run again. my opinion about the progressive movement, i think it is very viable. i think they just have a bad label. with all the negativity about socialism and communism, that is what i think hurts them. but overall, it would be better for the country if they could get some progressive candidates to run and win. >> think you done let's hear from lily geismer now. speak to one of things that isnd happened because the new indemocrat approach them really crowded out progressive voices. one thing that has happened in 20,152,011 with the occupied movement as many,an many people promote a wide different constituencies feeling fed up with the democrats. saying there have to be other approaches and other answers. it has resurgent that has been effective. i do not note w necessarily i think one is age finding another candidate who can reall

and what about bernie sanders is uh, do you bernie running again are in the future and why is the age of yes. done. what is your opinion of the progressive wing of the party and do uc bernie sanders running again in the future? future? and would you like that? yes. i'll think it's very viable, you know, but i think that the message and i think they just have a bad label it with the all the negativity about socialism and communism. i mean, that's what i think hurts them. but overall, you know, i think it'd be better for the country if it could get some progressive our candidates to run and win, but i definitely thank you don. let's hear from lily geisler now, i think that one of the things that's happened is that because of the kind of new democrat approach and the kind of clinton eras power over the democratic party for so long and both in terms of policy and strategy is it really crowded out progressive voices, but one thing that's happened since i think especially since 2015 but even starting in 2011 with the occupy movement is many many people from from a wide different why differe

if you say you want to support bernie sanders, what bernie sanders wants to do for america it says support abortion up to the moment of birth when it comes to him, i don't think this guy is to intouch with pennsylvania. >> i don't think he's in touch with anybody, it is absurd that this is the democrat candidate for u.s. senate in pennsylvania and i think he encapsulates everything that is wrong with the democratic party right now. and it's no longer the joe biden democratic party, it is bernie sanders and the party of alexandria ocasio-cortez. just look at what we are expected to see tomorrow with a complete and total wipeout of student loan debt and forgiveness of student loans. it is going to make inflation worse and frankly they don't care, this is a blatant attempt and they are looking to do things that will help them in november because they know the policies they have enacted have caused us to have a recession and putting a absolute turmoil on the southern border, every single thing that they touch they are destroying. so they have to work with how they can work on student loan forg

and one was represented by someone like jesse jackson who gave more sort of a bernie sanders where he stood for some of the versions of democratic socialism that i think the sanders campaign has represented and the other side was with the mondale approach was the traditional democratic party the third would be this gary hart as a more the ideas focusing on tech and trade and the new economy as a future for the party andthat's what dominated , helped shape the direction of the party going forward. >> we talk about 1984 the let's talk about 1974. what happened in 1974 and who got elected then that helped you see this i should say not the george orwell book butthe election . >> .. this is representative of the people like gary hart, there's a whole slew of new candidates who come in. people like al gore and the state level liketi bill clinton they stand for a change in the parties direction and part of structure. the other pink thing that happened around 1974 his economic recession and there's the struggle within the democratic party, new solutions to address the economy and wanting to f

it was a bunch of people who worked for bernie who believed in bernie's principles who wanted to scale it basically like you would scale a tech product and so they were looking for a bunch of people who they could. back and help with the sort of back end of campaigning and put into congress in the 2018 cycle. and then you know under i know you covered some of that race and you know, we've talked a little bit about like that. she's a woman and a woman of color and you know when you read this book, actually it is striking still how rare it is and you know. the unique challenges a candidate and then a lawmaker like aoc has like, you know in your reporting under when you when you're covering that race like what what challenges are. you know what unique difficult is you think? you know aoc had so of course. she was not a household name, right? she was a regular person. so just starting even with the support of a group like brand new congress. it was like really challenging like racing money was challenging she ate like, you know, we've seen her shoes displayed right like she literally walks

what about bernie sanders. did you see bernie running again in the future? >> what is your view of the progressive party and do you see and running again in the future. >> i would like to see them around again. my opinion about the progressive movement i think it's a very vey viable, but i thinkhe the messaging they just have a bad label with all the negativity about socialism and communism. >> neone of the things that happened is the kind of new democratic approach and clinton era of power over the democratic party crowded out the progressive voices but one thing that happened. i think getting beyond the questions ofof the labeling but looking at the policies there's lots of things the candidates in the united statess at the national, state and local level have been offering. >> but politics is also pragmatic. >> i'm fascinated he wouldn't have been the first person if you were a political consultant for a presidential candidate. >> the third caller, go ahead. >> i would like to have the book reviews on laptop from hill and fred handed. i think they pertain

he had endearing words for bernie sanders. >> i'm proud to even bernie sanders today. >> are you a progressive i'm just a democrat. brian: dr. oz is here to set the record state about his campaign and his opponent and the issues in the race. first off as i glance to the bigger screen, how is the campaign growing. for people who say they haven't seen you, where have you been? >> i have been campaigning in every nook and cranny in pennsylvania. i do local television which is where voters will get a lot of their local news. they hear what the voters are worried about. that's what doctors do. we listen to your concerns then we try to offer solutions. my opponent has been hiding out. only recently coming out. i think that's a reflection of the campaign the democrats wants to run here. when you see him talking about bernie sanders, he wants to abolish. he's the most radical candidate we ever put forth for senator in pennsylvania. they are manufacturing a hologram of him because he's not out talking to anybody. their game plan is to raise a lot of money and throw it at them. if you are upset about th

bernie, would you agree with fascination? bernard: yes, i would.but i do not quite understand is why the obvious reality of the region is not plainly obvious to them. i do not understand why they are still like this. my only explanation is the domestic cost. their domestic commitments within the democratic party that are preventing the biden administration from pursuing what is clearly an america's national security interest. dr. doran: i think you explain to us. this is basically roll by professors. we are in this amazing world now where the worldview of the keeper that people in washington , d.c., running policy is pretty much the same as professors, something i thought i would never see. i ran away from the ivy league because i thought it was so detached from reality. i never thought to see it chasing me here to washington, d.c. but that is what we are seeing. mohammed, any last words for us? mohammed: i think i am out of last words unless you have another question. [laughter] dr. doran: tell us, just to close, just tell us what beautiful part o

i mean, he praises bernie sanders, says he will vote like bernie sanders.t far left, and then of course biden went along with the bernie sanders biden manifesto. >> look, he's not only the most radical democratic nominee for the senate in the entire country, let's be clear: his policies on crime, which have been consistently to release violent criminals in places like philadelphia, which is having a huge explosion in murders and robberies. he's going to i think perform far worse than a normal democrat because he is so clearly pro-criminal. in the western part of the state, which is the fourth largest energy producer in the united states, his policies against natural gas would infect kill about 600,000 jobs. i think men at oz's job is pretty straightforward. make clear to the people of pennsylvania how radical he is, how much he would kill their economy, and how clearly oz would work in every single county in the state to create, to create public safety, integrative -- give people a better future. i was born in harrisburg, i have relatives all across central

we will highlight pennsylvania senate candidate to the radical bernie sanders wane john federman and all of his heretical views and all of his controversial paths. dr. always and a must when manic state republicans is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: par left pennsylvania senate candidate john federman returned to the campaign trail last friday making his first public appearance since suffering a stroke back in may. now sadly at times appear to be struggling a lot speaking but as always we will let you decide and watch for yourself. >> and those more votes, 25, there is more votes than there were for us in those counties allegedly. i did not win the lieutenant governor in pennsylvania, the only lieutenant governor in the history to do that. and you can count on us. to eliminate the filibuster. [cheers and applause] eliminate the filibuster and let's get some stuff done for america! [cheers and applause] >> sean: we send our prayers with federman and everyone else good health in their life and the recovery, but learning so much more about the really extreme for a left positions on crime, anti-f

a bill and i'm sitting here waiting for soup." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) we miss you, bernie miss you. overall, it was a good day for democrats, but the g.o.p. did get one win, because, on friday, republicans forced the removal of a measure that would cap insulin prices at $35 for private insurers. ( audience reacts ) exactly! 37 million americans have diabetes, and republicans want insulin to be expensive? it's the most unpopular political move since j.f.k.'s campaign promise: "i'm gonna bang your wife!" ( laughter ) >> wow. wow. really? >> stephen: and we do these things not because they're easy, but because i am hard. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) there you go. you see, it's a reference -- ( laughter ) promises made, promises kept. ( laughter ) we've got a disturbing update to a disturbing story about disturbing former president: napolean bonaspurs. earlier this year, the new york times's maggie haberman reported that during the ex-president's time in office, white house staff found papers clogging a toilet, believing the ex-president had flushed material he'd rippe

bernie sanders, tim scott, ted cruz, when they are on the same side, that tells you that whatever theyling we are not buying >> greg gutfeld, your reaction to the weekend? >> whenever con man has aliases, and that's a tip-off. he has changed his name more time than kanye west. [laughter] it was inflation, then claimant, then health care, then tax policy, than client. this has more faces than nancy pelosi. but, they do this so they can keep you off the scent, overwhelm you. i don't think this bill passed: it just door everyone down. we have a hard time following this. spending bills are like cell phone plans. so many options, directions, false flag. we can't figure out the better cell phone plan. are you a lawyer? >> no. [laughter] >> we need more mechanics and politics. attorneys take the simplest thing and label it with complexity so it keeps all the sides busy. the fact that they are adding all these irs agents shows you the feedback loop. it shows you how they pay for their fantasy. one app of the bill are the fantasies, and the other half has to steal to pay for it. it's like a nev

and by the way, to bring the elizabeth warrens and bernie sanders of the caucus along, too. i mean, this is just -- it is a major accomplishment that in the end, in a completely evilly split senate, where our vice president has to break the tie, he's been able to do all these big things with almost 100% republicans and obstruction of that. he's been able to hold together the democratic coalition, you know, as varying and diverse as it is in a way that not a lot of democrats have been able to in the past. >> and so finally as you go forward and you also have democrats looking at kansas, where a very red state still said no to the sort of justist alito oppression. he said in his opinion, people can decide at the state level. a lot of people saw that as an absurd overreach for someone who was unrolling 49 year of precedent, and yet even in kansas they said no to what some of the right wingers on the court were offering. do you see the democrats at the message as more biden spending, more kansas pushback, or something else entirely? >> i think it's something else entirely. we've

h he is a devout bernie sanders loving socialist who , by the way, said what bernie wants to do to the country. i want to have happen inap pennsylvania. he wants to legalize heroinpe supportstsha abortion until the moment of birth, no restrictions. he also wants to release murderers and from jail in order to reduce the prison population by a full third. he supports the radical green new deal . bernie supportspp some aoc's supports them. elizabeth warren supports them.n he wants massive tax hikes. he's against fracking, oil, and gas exploration. the keystone xll pipeline that is an 80 billion dollar industry of high paying career jobs in the energy sector. in the state of pennsylvania. and he wants he wants to wipe all of it out and then he wants to weaponizes the federal government against you. the american people and american businesses. and unfortunately, fetterman recently suffered a debilitating, frankly, crippling strokeat and has been physically and mentally unable to campaign. in fact, he's only campaigned in person for a total of a fifteen minutes since winningc the democratic

i mean, he praises bernie sanders, says he'll vote likeso bernie sanders. so a he's that far left. and then of course, joe biden went along with the bernie sanders biden manifesto, vitamins is not only the most radical democratic nominee for the senate in the entire country. well, let's be clear. his policies on crime, which have been consistently to release violent criminals in places like philadelphia, which is having a huge explosion in murders and robberies and . fetim is going to i think, perform far worse than a normal democrat because he is so clearly pro criminal in , e western part of the state which is the fourth largester energy producing united states i government policies against natural gas would in fact kill about 600000 jobs. i think of memorizers job is pretty straightforward, made clear to the people of t pennsylvania how radical furhman is ,,pe how much he woud kill their economy and how clearly menotti's would work in every single countywo, the state to create jobs, to create public safety and topl give people a better future. let mee e point out, i was borh har

it was bernie sanders. but still, he's offered all these amendments. they're going to fail. but this is probably go forward. >> it will. as marianne was saying, there's been a vibe shift in favor of the democrats. in so many ways this bill they feel like fell out of the sky thanks to joe manchin suddenly reversing himself. it feels like this thing they didn't expect. then you have gas prices coming down, the economic news you mentioned, the foreign policy news you mentioned, just after at least a year where it seemed like they just could not catch a break, even on stuff that they sort of had nothing to do with. the kansas vote, the good political news, where a few weeks ago the democrats were so depressed about roe v. wade being overturned and the inaction on climate, it seems like we're in a completely different world. bernie sanders complaining about this on the floor of the senate arg arguably shows credibility on the rule. joe manchin tore pee code the democrats in the last year. if you're a democrat in a red state, you want bernie sanders saying this is a terrible bill.

i have no criticism for bernie.ink he did everything he did -- and if we step back, the reason this bill exists at all is because of the sanders campaign for president and how he framed things they get go, at the start of the biden administration. i think all of the positive things, the -- the single most credit for that is bernie sanders. the most positive things are the reflection of a grassroots movementcross e country. that is what we got this. he did not have the leverage to get more. on the part about senator sinema, you are right. you're referring to a special loophole in the tax system that makes it possible for some of the richest wall street actors to pay a lower tax rate. is complicated why, but that is what the loophole does. e indury itself, no conceivable policy justification for it but if they're paying less in taxes, they do have thing they can to keep it going. this is for the rich people at the top. they got senator sinema to carry water for them. her price of agreed to the bill was to take out a p

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i actually love bernie sanders. i think he is a terrific senator, one of the best we have got ever. i think what we really need is medicare part c for all, the republican version. that is the idea that everybody signs up for a health plan once a year. the key problem underlying health insurance which is the reason we don't have a private sector that provides health insurance and we have so many uninsured people is the fact that if you have a pre-existing condition, nobody wants to ensure me. that goes under medicare part c taking care of by telling the company this person has diabetes, so you will get a bigger premium for this person. when that happens, then we can have a complete plan. we can have an even playing field where the companies are competing. about half of new medicare enrollees are enrolled in medicare part c. we need to move in that direction and maintain employer-based health insurance to the extent those plans are willing to take in people who are not employees. gm has a plan. they would be offering a medicare part c plan like everybody else to their employees. but i

so congratulations to bernie sanders for telling the truth.committee to unleash prosperity basically finds very very negative effects from this bill on the economy, and most americans know this. it'll have a significant negative effect, well it'll increase the inflation rate but it'll also lead tofuer jobs for two reasons. one is that it kills certain industries in the united states, the three biggest loser industr ies are steel, coal, and manufacturing industry. now, they're trying to make a fix to that bill and it's still in motion right now, stuart, but those are three of our most critical industries, and then the other reason this bill loses jobs is because it's a massive increase in the welfare state in terms of whose eligible for these free healthcare benefits but none of those benefits, stuart, are tied to work. in fact they have disincentives to work so you're continuing to encourage people to dropout of the workforce, and get these free government benefits. stuart: okay, that's how it works, okay. another poll shows 69% of us believe

ending fracking endorse bernie w sanders.y by the way, the murder rate as lieutenant governor went0% around 60% since he's been lieutenant governor in pennsylvania. chased down this jogger, this african-american jogger. as i understand it, a shooting hadn't even taken place, voted free this convicted murderer. and once the legalize heroin and fun safe injection sites. how is this guy even running a campaign where he's only appeared once since after r a stroke? ? is that true? you've got the numbers right. you got the data on him, right?e he's the most radical left candidate for a contested us senateate seat in the countri this year.s i think he's probably the most radical candidate pennsylvania has ever put forward forever a statewide. y it just shows you how far left the democratic party has gone that they actuallyon nominatednd him. and the reality is he doesn't want to leave his home. we don't think and he didn't campaign all that much during the primary. s i've a been one hundred and sixty events already in the last month

and actually if you go with bernie sanders with a 6 trillion dollar package, so you got 3 and a half trillion. and in that package, it was called bill back better that was originally looked at these, you know, a lot of these climate provisions were in it, but also, you know, subsidized child care, other dimensions in health care support and subsidy paid medical leave free community college. and other sort of social infrastructure elements. i'm just interested. those are now gone. and this bill is now 739000000000 overall. i think, i think that's where it came out and you know, roughly, you know, 300000000000 has gone to deficit reduction. so it's a much smaller bill, but when it comes to these other social infrastructure elements, can the democratic party still look its constituents, industry, straight face and say we still delivered other than we failed? yes, because you have to look at the cumulative term of what we have delivered to the american rescue plan. ahead and say so many people from losing their house losing being evicted from their apartment. the child tax credit said ma

but bernie sanders.alk about that people coming up during the show of him sitting on the capitol steps during this vote-o-rama like the 13th hour and he went out to take a break. he was trying to push for the corporate tax to go up to 28%. there's the people that we are talking about. this has began viral people writing things. they love to use him in social media like they did with those mittens like they did at inauguration. >> steve: bernie's mittens. that did not pass. he was the only one that voted for the corporate tax. >> steve: next stop nancy pelosi and the democrats will pass it. you wash, the big question is how much of what we see in what we know of today survives the house. >> ainsley: then it goes to the president's desk for a signature. >> steve: if it's passed. >> ainsley: 1 minutes after the top of the hour. keeping their distance. democrats pushing themselves away from president biden. >> are you encouraging him to run again. >> i'm encouraging him to focus on what is right in front of

were just so committed and i did not want it to feel like that. >> i experience that working for bernietive and then to bring friends into it and building community to have food and the space to air our grievances afterwords and also celebrate the good ones was so important to kick the soccer ball in the parking lots. having friends and community to be the focal point is so important. >> you felt that's what you wanted to bringll into your campaign from the bernie and hillary campaign you wanted to make that change. that's why you invested so much in the way you did what you did. because on the video you throughout the playbook. people were telling you that you cannot do that that is not the way the campaign. but if you bet on yourself you usually when. [laughter] >> i think it is important to say there are so many incredible productive folks like you and me who are elected all across the country in rural america. and then to say there are we are dynamics what works in maine will not work in michigan or arizona or utah and not trying to say all of lthese lessons for rural america. but t

i love bernie to death, but it is campaign culture.e would have food and have space to talk about our grievances after the conversations at the doors, and also celebrate the good ones, it was so important, kicking a soccer ball in the parking lot. [inaudible]. yeah, having friends in community be the focal point of it was so important. >> did you feel like that's what you wanted to bring in to your campaign is like the things you had learned from bernie's, from hillary's campaign, you wanted to make that change? that was part of why you invested so much in the way in what you did what you did. you hear on the video. you threw out the play book. i think even in your book, people were telling you you can't do that. that's not the way you campaign. did you find when you bet on yourself, you usually win? >> heck, yeah. [laughter] >> yeah, i think, you know, i think, you know, i think it's important to say that there are so many incredible progressive folks, like you, like me, like so many people who are elected in rural america all across

bernie sanders and the bernie sanders wing of this party doesn't like this bill so maybe some of themo and kill it? >> no, no, no, he said it's not a three and a half trillion dollar bill. david: a this is after the chips bill and had republicans on board and lambasted saying that it's a lot of money, it's not a trillion, but-- >> some are wondering if the latest successes for the president will lead to success outside of the beltway in november? what do you think? >> it's good to be putting points on the board and joe biden has not put points on the board the last year. bills getting to his desk. that picked up recently. i think it depends where we are in the fall. are we-- does this bill actually fix inflation? it's hard for legislation to fix inlation. usually that's a fed issue and jay powell at the fed. david: although i would argue with you just for a moment because it was a double whammy during the 1980's that killed inflation was the fed certainly coming down hard, but then this tremendous tax cuts that reagan had and regulation cuts led to ayn crease of supply and of course,

bernie sanders was a master of this in the 2016 campaign. stacey abrams does this. obviously aoc is a media person herself. for the most part, there is still a reticence to embrace progressive media. if the leadership does not, we cannot get the public to do it either. >> what about abortion messaging? a lot of people i'm around think the party is not bold enough, laying low when we should be fighting back. this is the time to not dillydally. and there are other people who say, we can only do so much, aoc obviously believes otherwise, but what do you think? >> i always have sympathy for people who work in the white house and have limited tools to serve -- to do what people care about. there's nothing he can do with his pen that will undo what was done or protect millions of people who just lost rights. but i do think, and i thought aoc's twitter thread on this, really resonated with a lot of people in my life who are interested in politics but don't work in it. what she did was say to recognize the urgency of the situation and say we need a plan. even if they plan o

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liz sent bernie told her she could not become president because she was a woman while bernie says thatt say that. anybody knows me knows that it is incomprehensible that i would think that a woman cannot be president of the united states. >> what did you think when senator sanders told you a woman cannot win the election. >> senator warren: i disagree. they have lost 10 elections. the only people on this stage, had won every single election that they have been in our that women amy and me. >> jesse: it is a pretty good line and that lead us to a classic moment that is going to go down in history. >> senator warren: i think you called me a liar on national tv. >> senator sanders: let's not do right now. you called me a liar. yeah, good. okay. >> jesse: just wanted to say hi. got a little behind the scenes. ready for this? cricket had to get in on the action and could not help herself telling nbc i believe her because i know the kind of things he says about women and to women. we trust you, hilary. there's more details about this story. this is a very touchy subject. nbc capitol hill cor

sanders is in their. >> bernie sanders one the democratic primary here four years ago. no big surprise. he has a constituency among younger voters still prefer him. , but the numbers are relatively modest. higher than both. kristen: newsom's name was not on the primary ballot. he continues to insist he is not running in 2024. of course it is politics. things could change if biden sits out. let's talk about the republican side. voters don't want to have a repeat of 2020. former president trump. how does outlook? -- how does that look? >> for trumpet is worse. 65% of californians strongly opposed trump running again in 2024. it's not just a very large majority don't want him to run, the strength of opposition here is quite big. there is actually challenger that many republicans in this state would tolerate if trump chose not to run and that's the governor from florida, the santos. -- ron desantis. he is the favorite if trump were not to run. a lot of the republican conservative base would move easily to ron desantis if trump were not on the ballot. kristen: what about for

sean bernie, from the green pace. thanks so much for talking to us. thank you. ok, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. beijing has said it has now concluded its military drills around taiwan, but it will continue with training and war preparations. china conducted days of military exercises following us how speak announced police. he's visit to taipei, beijing views taiwan as a breakaway province. millions of people are back in lockdown, and mass testing is on the way on the chinese island of high none. the popular holiday spot is experiencing an outbreak of co, 19 tens of thousands of tourists have been left stranded, up to authority suspended, travel for michelle. and can president got her by roger packs that has requested to visit thailand. that's according to the country's foreign ministry. they said pack that has no intention of seeking political asylum. he was forced to step down after a string of protests and has been in singapore since mid july. supporting the former u. s. president. donald trump have exp

sean bernie, from graham pace. thanks so much for talking to us. thank you. ok, let's take that now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world . supporters of format u. s. president donald trump have expressed outrage at an f. b i rate on his estate in florida. agents searched the papers allegedly removed from the white house. republicans have called the actions politically motivated. the white house said president joe biden had no prior knowledge of the rate. millions of people are back in lockdown, and mass testing is underway. on the chinese island of high none. the popular holiday spot is experiencing an outbreak of coven 19 tens of thousands of tourists have been left stranded up the authorities, suspended, travel. hundreds of government opponents have rallied in sri lanka, pulling for an end to emergency laws and the dissolution of parliament, massive street protests force. the former president quit last month. the new leader, renelle wicker, i'm a singer as used emergency powers to arrest, protest leaders. and i believe the while th

bernie sanders top the list of 13%. vice president kamala harris came in second with 10%. 19% say they are stil. they are still undecided. > >> first alert weather now. a le look outside san jose. chief met chief meteorologist paul heggen is here with a look at the weekend for case. we finally mae it. >> temperatures, the usual spread we see on an august afternoon across the bay area. anywhere from the low 60s across across the coast to a mix of 60s 60s and 70s across the bay, 80s and 90s further inland. the hots are really hot. concord is 92 degrees. around the bay, there has been a nice breeze. the fog is still hanging out along the coast. if you are heading out tc on the square in redwood city, temperatures are little warmer. temperatures will be in the uppr 70s. still plenty of sunshine o. plenty of sunshine overhead. the the fog is going to rollback acs the bay tonight. it is going to back out of inland valleys very. inland valleys very quickly. temperatures inland are going to to be a good 10 degrees above average

the whole notion of an e-mail controversy behind her. newscaster: a wikileaks e-mail dump suggests berniee 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 that, if