it all happened near ensanada avenue in berkeley and that's where we find abc7 news reporter cornell bernard with the story new at 11:00. cornell? >> some small business owners are angry and upset over window dressing they never wanted. graffiti that is now etched into the glass. >> cops say these two vandals were busy leaving their mark on 29 businesses along berkeley's solano avenue. >> it is an eyesore. >> reporter: the damage is not amusing to restaurant owner dave torres. his security camera caught the two in the act. >> there is a lot going on. we don't need the vandalism to scare people away. >> they used a glass etching tool to engrave window after window and block after block. >> i would love to know what felipe means. >> it is problem t -- probably not a gang tie. >> it is a great way to ring in the holidays. >> chocolate store owner melina lopez maggie never thought she would have to replace her front window on thanksgiving. >> it will be a lot and we don't really have a budget for things like this. >> reporter: police caught the young vandals after a witness called 9-1-1. the two

it all happened near ensanada avenue in berkeley and that's where we find abc7 news reporter cornell bernard with the story new at 11:00. cornell? >> some small business owners are angry and upset over window dressing they never wanted. graffiti that is now etched into the glass. >> cops say these two vandals were busy leaving their mark on 29 businesses along berkeley's solano avenue. >> it is an eyesore. >> reporter: the damage is not amusing to restaurant owner dave torres. his security camera caught the two in the act. >> there is a lot going on. we don't need the vandalism to scare people away. >> they used a glass etching tool to engrave window after window and block after block. >> i would love to know what felipe means. >> it is problem t -- probably not a gang tie. >> it is a great way to ring in the holidays. >> chocolate store owner melina lopez maggie never thought she would have to replace her front window on thanksgiving. >> it will be a lot and we don't really have a budget for things like this. >> reporter: police caught the young vandals after a witness called 9-1-1. the two

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> it's official. the warriors are headed to san francisco. today the state court of appeals upheld the city's environmental impact report. the warriors are ready to begin construction next year and open in 2019. >> this is a nearly universally beloved idea. it's going to be reality. and it's time to get moving with it. >> the group opposing the project promises to keep fighting in a statement saying we believe that the proposed warriors arena would result in blocked access to ucsf hospitals, dangerous air pollution and track gridlock throughout the community. >>> and while the warriors are leaving in the next two weeks, oakland will vote on a plan that could keep the raiders in town. abc7 news was at city hall today as council members it discussed the project in a closed-door session. they'll vote on it one week from tomorrow. if approved, they'll vote with the full council the following week. >>> it was a rough ride home for hundreds of b.a.r.t. passengers. take a look at the packed platform at the montgomery street station. b.a.r.t. plame b

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> it's official. the warriors are headed to san francisco. today the state court of appeals upheld the city's environmental impact report. the warriors are ready to begin construction next year and open in 2019. >> this is a nearly universally beloved idea. it's going to be reality. and it's time to get moving with it. >> the group opposing the project promises to keep fighting in a statement saying we believe that the proposed warriors arena would result in blocked access to ucsf hospitals, dangerous air pollution and track gridlock throughout the community. >>> and while the warriors are leaving in the next two weeks, oakland will vote on a plan that could keep the raiders in town. abc7 news was at city hall today as council members it discussed the project in a closed-door session. they'll vote on it one week from tomorrow. if approved, they'll vote with the full council the following week. >>> it was a rough ride home for hundreds of b.a.r.t. passengers. take a look at the packed platform at the montgomery street station. b.a.r.t. plame b

cornell bernard, abc 7 news. ♪ >> the stars continue to come out for clinton.tevie wonder and lebron james joined her at rallies today. jay-z, beyonce and katy perry joined her this weekend. and tomorrow bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi will perform at her final campaign. >>> today a man was delayed in reno forcing the secret service to rush the candidate off stage. last night trump spotted the man in the crowd. he brought a sign that says, republicans against trump. the republican candidate called him a clinton supporter. people started trying to grab the sign. when they couldn't get it, they began to attack him. >> somebody yelled something about a gun. >> right. >> so that's where things really got out of hand. people were just kicking me, grabbing my arms, twisting them. i'm very thankful to law enforcement who was able to qukly come because had they not been there it's possible these people could have strangled me and killed me right on the spot. >> the protester will not face charges. he said his social and political ideals side with republicans but he

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joining us live. enjoying nature, cornell. >> yes, you know, why go. that's the advice from at least one reail for those this is a way. >> i was going to get. anna go a ham when she it is i jut thought they would be open. the originaling customers to on the outside on black friday. >> we appreciate being outside. my family has been outside all day, and i can certainly understand why management would want to give employees an opportunity to spend a long weekend with their families. >> black friday is not a huge day for us. >> reporter: you can say that again. patagonia stores were open but making money not a big deal. saving the planet is. the manager says the national clothing jane is donating 100% of black friday proceeds to local nonprofit groups dedicated to changing the air, water and shoal. and, yeah, it makes me good to be working retail on black friday. >> reporter: >> one i heard all the proceeds were going to good causes today, i've got to the stop then and had a few knickknacks to pick up and

but just to be able to get out there to do something small. >> in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> nice way to have an impact. this peaceful protest takes a form of sticky notes called wall of empathy. we showed you this on 16th and mission streets. tonight will be dismantled because of the rain in the forecast. you're about to hear about it. >>> an accuweather break out the rain gear, it's been several weeks since we've tracked downpours. live doppler 7 showing you clouds are beginning to move in, the rain just beginning north of ukiah. the rain is going to overspread the reason. outside we go, it's rocking and rolling. winds are picking up ahead of our next storm system and they will get gusty tonight. so for that fact, beginning tonight, at 10:00 and from 3:00 in the morping to 6:00 in the evening, winds could gust as high as 50 miles per hour. so good idea. a moderate storm and hour by hour we go. overnight, the rain beginning to move through san francisco, apoaching san jose, probably 6, 7, 8:00 in the morning it is wide spread rain tomorrow morning. into afternoon,

but just to be able to get out there to do something small. >> in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> nice way to have an impact. this peaceful protest takes a form of sticky notes called wall of empathy. we showed you this on 16th and mission streets. tonight will be dismantled because of the rain in the forecast. you're about to hear about it. >>> an accuweather break out the rain gear, it's been several weeks since we've tracked downpours. live doppler 7 showing you clouds are beginning to move in, the rain just beginning north of ukiah. the rain is going to overspread the reason. outside we go, it's rocking and rolling. winds are picking up ahead of our next storm system and they will get gusty tonight. so for that fact, beginning tonight, at 10:00 and from 3:00 in the morping to 6:00 in the evening, winds could gust as high as 50 miles per hour. so good idea. a moderate storm and hour by hour we go. overnight, the rain beginning to move through san francisco, approaching san jose, probably 6, 7, 8:00 in the morning it is wide spread rain tomorrow morning. into afternoon

. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in san francisco where prop 64 supporters celebrated a win tonight. cornell? >> yeah, there was a party. it is over here tonight at the diverso nightclub. they were celebrating the passage of 64 which would legalize pot and make the largest market for marijuana production really in the united states. now many here agree that it is time to make pot legal in california. regulated and taxed like a business. lieutenant governor gavin newsom spoke to the crowd. he said it would not be sold to minor, not be allowed to be sold to minors or couldn't smoke it in public places. but it would clear the drug records of many offenders there. >> are million people right now, one million people in the state of california whose lives potentially have profoundly changed. a million folks that have records associated with marijuana that have the ability to have their records cleared. to have a second chance, to have their lives back in some equilibrium. >> so what happens now next? the initiative will allow californians to possess and use marijuana, starti

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> an odd twist following the death of san francisco political power brokersan francisco figures attended memorials for pack. she took her body to a cemetery for cremation and burial. now friends confirmed that hr body still has not been buried because of a family legal dispute. she is credited with getting the central subway built. >>> you saw it here. raider nation moved into mexico city for monday night football. >> and they are leaving with a big win. mike shumann is here. shu, fun game. >> reporter: it was a fun game. we were worried early on. it was the first football game played outside from the -- outside the united states for the raiders. 7400 feet above sea level. the raiders scored 14 points in the fourth quarter to win it by seven. less than five minutes to play and tied at 20. carr to cooper. cop has confidence -- coop has confidence they will win no matter where they are playing. >> we just believe. in this game strange things happen, but you have to keep pushing and play four quart ares. >> it is fun to play in that altitude. i didn't throw as

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the rain is picking up again. we are taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge camera. for a look at tomorrow's commute here is drew with tomorrow's live doppler 7. >> we are coming off a couple of round from a quarter to an inch of rainfall. about .80 of an temperature. san jose and oakland on either side of half an inch of the in mill valley they are off of an inch of rainfall. what we are tracking is a weak system that is approaching the region. we have light showers at this hour around santa rosa and to the north of napa and moving that are way to fairfield. the wide are picture will show you the system will linger for part of the monday and it will include showers for part of the monday morning rush. we'll go hour by hour and get you back to work and school prepared. back to you. >> thank you. >>> abc7 news today spoke to a mountain view man who pulled two people out of a car after it crashed into a tree. it happened before 6:00 p.m. last night on central expressway east of north bernardo avenue. k

cornell bernard has more. ♪ >> reporter: beyonce creating the wow factor for hillary clinton, a get outhe vote, all three sharing a moment backstage. backup dancers danced to impress. >> didn't you love the pantsuits? i want my daughter to grow up seeing a woman lead our country. >> i didn't have to bring j. lo or anybody else. >> reporter: crisscrossing battleground states, down to the wire and down to every last vote. >> thank you, new hampshire. get out and vote. >> reporter: trump, trying to pry the granite state into his call rerminding crowds he is an outsider. >> we are going to drain the swamp. >> reporter: hillary clinton was in pennsylvania, pleading for undecided voters. >> it is not as important they think of voting for me, as it is that they think for voting for themselves. >> reporter: clinton drawing on her reservices, fanning ought across the map. vice-president biden in wisconsin, and president obama in north carolina. >> her name is hillary clinton and i need you to vote for her. >> planning to hit three states, his children campaigning for him. a new tracking poll sho

cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> volunteers for both candidates here in the bay area are trying to get out the vote. "abc7 news" was at the hillary clinton campaign headquarters. trump volunteers are also getting the message out. this is his campaign office in the south bay. remember, we have a valuable tool at abc7news.com/politics to help you prepare for election day. just click on the icon for your voice, your vote. and then enter your zip code and address to get a personalized resource showing you information of the candidates on your local ballot. >>> officials are close to finalizing plans to build a suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge. the proposal calls for a net extending 20 feet from the edge of the side of the bridge. last month, the bridge voted to hire five new officers to patrol the span to look for people who are suicidal. >>> hundreds of disabled people in the south bay had a tough time getting around today after the fbi raided the offices of a transit service provider. >> katie? >> reporter: tonight, the board of directors approved a $12.5 million emergency contr

. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joining us with that story.porter: black friday, of course, make or break for some businesses, but some business res choosing to take a hike instead, literally, or simply give back to the environment. are. >> black friday is not a huge day for us. >> reporter: you can say that again. patagonia stores were open this black friday but making money not a big deal, but saving the world is. >> we feel we have to, honestly. >> reporter: manager colin pyle says the national clothing chain is donating 100% of black friday proceeds to local environmental nonprofit groups dedicated to saving the air, water and soil. >> it's a great connection to have to your community, and, yeah, it makes me feel good to be working retail on black friday. >> reporter: customer brad singly is giving back and getting a jump on his holiday shopping. >> once i heard all the proceeds were going to be a going to good causes it's lyric i had to stop in, had had a few knickknacks to pick up as christmas gifts and made a point to come in here first

cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> volunteers for both candidates here in the bay area are trying to get out the vote. "abc7 news" was at the hillary clinton campaign headquarters. trump volunteers are also getting the message out. this is his campaign office in the south bay. remember, we have a valuable tool at abc7news.com/politics to help you prepare for election day. just click on the icon for your voice, your vote. and then enter your zip code and address to get a personalized resource showing you information of the candidates on your local ballot. >>> officials are close to finalizing plans to build a suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge. the proposal calls for a net extending 20 feet from the edge of the side of the bridge. last month, the bridge voted to hire five new officers to patrol the span to look for people who are suicidal. >>> hundreds of disabled people in the south bay had a tough time getting around today after the fbi raided the offices of a transit service provider. >> katie? >> reporter: tonight, the board of directors approved a $12.5 million emergency contr

cornell bernard is live at city hall in san francisco with a look at the effort. >> reporter: we saw a big crowd here today, early voting reaching a crescendo here at san francisco city'll. it's dressed in red, white and blue. also more reaction to the clinton e-mail investigation. now closed. >> how ready for election day. >> i am. bring it on. >> hundred's poll worker are getting last, minute instructions before showtime on november 8th. the crowds for early voting have been huge at city hall. 18-year-old will is voting for the first time. >> i feel like i finally have a say in the process of this country and i feel like i can tackle situation now and feel like i have leverage. >> sever thousand people have voted this weekend alone and had to make extra room. >> we expected to get this sort of turnout so the tripled the size of our operation here. the footprint is much bigger, more stations, more people, more voting booths. >> earlier the better. >> volunteers at hillary clinton campaign headquarters in san francisco are calling voters in battleground states. urging them to vote. >

. >> cornell bernard joins us live with the final push to secure victory. >> reporter: it is over tonight. a campaign like no other. long, bitter and decisive at times. both candidates in a full sprint to the finish line. rocker ted nugent rallied trump supporters on the last stop in battleground michigan. >> today we are going to win the great state of michigan and we are going to win back the white house. >> reporter: hillary clinton and president obama and john bonn gee -- john bonn gee vee and the boss pressing voters to vote for clinton on election day. >> please make a plan to vote. none of us want to wake up on wednesday morning and wish we had done more. >> i am asking you to work as hard as you can this one last day to elect our neck president president -- our next president. >> reporter: the race is still close. clinton leading by four points in the latest abc news poll. >> ♪ proud to be an american >> earlier donald trump making a final battleground blitz. eight states in 24 hours. sounding nothing like an underdog. >> we are winning ohio. we are winning iowa. we are winning, w

. >> ama: let's continue with cornell bernard. >> dan: he is live in sausalito. cornell?the coast guard issued a warning to boaters and beachgoers to be careful. the bay is calm tonight at fort baker and under the golden gate bridge. along the coast those conditions are about to change. waves as large as three-story buildings could beheaded to some bea area beaches. even bigger than the waves we saw weeks ago. the marin county sheriff's department tweeted this morning about the surf. waves as high as 27 feet along the marin county coast. emergency officials are warning everyone to use caution. >> my advice is to stay away during this event. >> despite the warning some were getting ready for the big waves. matt trumble isn't so sure. >> i would say even swimming would be dangerous. absolutely. who knows what the tides are up to if the surf was that big. >> would you be out suring in -- surfing in that? >> i would not. >> even the surf shop owner is giving customers a friendly rn whatting. >> i wouldn't recommend that anybody goes and who is not an experienced surfer try to

cornell bernard is live at city hall in san francisco with a look at the effort. >> reporter: we saw a big crowd here today, early voting reaching a crescendo here at san francisco city'll. it's dressed in red, white and blue. also more reaction to the clinton e-mail investigation. now closed. >> how ready for election day. >> i am. bring it on. >> hundred's poll worker are getting last, minute instructions before showtime on november 8th. the crowds for early voting have been huge at city hall. 18-year-old will is voting for the first time. >> i feel like i finally have a say in the process of this country and i feel like i can tackle situation now and feel like i have leverage. >> sever thousand people have voted this weekend alone and had to make extra room. >> we expected to get this sort of turnout so the tripled the size of our operation here. the footprint is much bigger, more stations, more people, more voting booths. >> earlier the better. >> volunteers at hillary clinton campaign headquarters in san francisco are calling voters in battleground states. urging them to vote. >

cornell bernard is live at san francisco city hall with reaction. >> reporter: some people breathing a sigh of relief. others skeptical about the timing of the entire e-mail case. meantime, early voting happening here at san francisco's city hall. the countdown to election night is on. >> the earlier you get in there the better. >> volunteers at hillary clinton campaign headquarters in san francisco are calling vetters in battle ground states. >> the message is to channel anxiety. >> i feel very relieved but to be honest unsurprised. i think it was an unfortunate move that comey decided to go forward with the second investigation. >> please remember to vote for donald on november 8. my. >> novato trump volunteer are calling rotor in swing states to convince them, trump is the man. >> think he's going to win. >> karen says she questions the timing of director comey's decision not to re-open the clinton e-mail case. >> i'm not sure if it will make any difference but he made the decision under privilege from his pressures. >> you think any. >> i think so. >> i'm ready for election day,

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard introduces us to an abc 7 news star who wants to spread some hopeot of good intentions, this woman is hitting the streets trying to light ebb the move around san francisco in the wake of a divisive presidential election. >> there's been a sense of sadness and fear and hatred regardless of what your political opinion is. >> reporter: ana wanted to do something. her brainchild is the complement project, compliments you can rip off the old-school flyers and take with you. the thought is simple. you light up the room, like sunshine on a cloudy day and your smile is beautiful. >> i feel like i'm doing a market campaign for kindness right now? >> reporter: are you. >> that's kind of what it feels like. >> reporter: compliment flyers are going up around san francisco neighborhoods and slowly those paper tabs are vanishing to start the flow of positive energy. >> you deserve it. i think that's cute. >> that's a great idea. >> reporter: julia and her mom could use a compliment these days. >> i hope more people do this kind of thing, touch people in their own

in benicia, cornell bernard. >>> they were terrified when someone pulled the electric meters off their homes. pro trump messages written on them planted in the front yard. this man says he found the flags just after midnight and thought it was a prank. an hour later the power went out. he says he believes a neighbor with whom he's had past disputes targeted his home. >> our conservative neighbors, our liberal neighbors have all really stepped up and all agreed this is completely out of line. they're being vigilant and supportive. so we're feeling safer. we're not feeling like we're in danger right now, but at the time, absolutely. >> concord police tell abc 7 news they are investigating. the family says they're installing a home security system now. >>> a driver crashed into the front yard of a home in san francisco's forest hill neighborhood this afternoon. the red sedan crashed into a gas meter alongside santa rita avenue causing a small gas leak. pg&e crews were called in to make repairs. police are investigating why the driver lost control. >>> slick roads are being blamed for a cr

. >> cornell bernard is in the newsroom. >> teager is in jail. more possible victims are out there. too scared to come forward. 40-year-old ian teager clearly isn't a 14-year-old boy. but that's what he claimed to bree on t be on social media kik if. a girl believed it. two chatted. he convinced the girl to meet him one day before school. >> when he showed up in the vehicle. he was able to lure her away and get her to the east oakland motel room where things went sour, very, very quickly. >> police say, teager drove her to the quality inn where she was assaulted. the girl was able to escape and call for help. >> we know he has driven other places. >> police believe the child predator has victims too scared to report the crime. >> please come forward. talk to us what happened to you. >> pick what things you will allow or not allow. >> forensic data expert says every smart phone has restrictions parents can use to limit or block apps and web sites used by their kids. but no replacement for a little common sense education and lots of questions from

. >> cornell bernard is in the newsroom. >> teager is in jail. police fear more possible victims are out there. too scared to come forward. 40-year-old ian teager clearly isn't a 14-year-old boy. but that's what he claimed to bree on t be on social media kik if. a girl believed it. two chatted. he convinced the girl to meet him one day before school. >> when he showed up in the vehicle. he was able to lure her away and get her to the east oakland motel room where things went sour, very, very quickly. >> police say, teager drove her to the quality inn where she was assaulted. the girl was able to escape and call for help. >> we know he has driven other places. >> police believe the child predator has victims too scared to report the crime. >> please come forward. talk to us what happened to you. >> pick what things you will allow or not allow. >> forensic data expert says every smart phone has restrictions parents can use to limit or block apps and web sites used by their kids. but no replacement for a little common sense education and lots of que

. >> cornell bernard joins us live with the final push to secure victory. >> reporter: it is over tonight. a campaign like no other. long, bitter and decisive at times. both candidates in a full sprint to the finish line. rocker ted nugent rallied trump supporters on the last stop in battleground michigan. >> today we are going to win the great state of michigan and we are going to win back the white house. >> reporter: hillary clinton and president obama and john bonn gee -- john bonn gee vee and the boss pressing voters to vote for clinton on election day. >> please make a plan to vote. none of us want to wake up on wednesday morning and wish we had done more. >> i am asking you to work as hard as you can this one last day to elect our neck president president -- our next president. >> reporter: the race is still close. clinton leading by four points in the latest abc news poll. >> ♪ proud to be an american >> earlier donald trump making a final battleground blitz. eight states in 24 hours. sounding nothing like an underdog. >> we are winning ohio. we are winning iowa. we are winning, w

i'm cornell bernard in for chris nguyen. we're in for a rainy morning. ighway 101. let's get to lisa argen, tracking the storm. >> good morning, cornell. and for you in fremont, hayward, and santa clara, you're getting pretty good rain as the cold front pushes through your area right now. it is in the east bay. you can see the brighter returns here from dublin and hayward. san leandro, up throug san ramon and danville, moderate rain and through 880, it has been raining pretty steadily right on through

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard was there. ♪ we all need somebody to lean on ♪ >> reporter: hundredsod in the rain outside san jose city hall to support those without a voice. >> there's a lot of people that are in great fear in our neighborhoods, but certainly in other parts of the country. and it's our responsibility to care about them as well. >> reporter: the show of unity brought together members of the christian, jewish and muslim communities who fear president-elect donald trump could deport undocumented people living in the u.s. victor cristobal has been living in california as an undocumented person for 16 years. >> we have a right to stay here, you know? we got to go and pay taxes. he don't pay taxes. >> reporter: a rumored muslim registry is terrifying this woman, whose parents were placed in interment camps during world war ii. >> it is strong to associate people by their race or their religion. it's unfair and unamerican. >> reporter: nora feels like the community supports her family. >> at the same time people are saying even if they're not muslim, they're going to regi

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard was there. ♪ we all need somebody to lean on ♪ >> reporter: hundredsod in the rain outside san jose city hall to support those without a voice. >> there's a lot of people that are in great fear in our neighborhoods, but certainly in other parts of the country. and it's our responsibility to care about them as well. >> reporter: the show of unity brought together members of the christian, jewish and muslim communities who fear president-elect donald trump could deport undocumented people living in the u.s. victor cristobal has been living in california as an undocumented person for 16 years. >> we have a right to stay here, you know? we got to go and pay taxes. he don't pay taxes. >> reporter: a rumored muslim registry is terrifying this woman, whose parents were placed in interment camps during world war ii. >> it is strong to associate people by their race or their religion. it's unfair and unamerican. >> reporter: nora feels like the community supports her family. >> at the same time people are saying even if they're not muslim, they're going to regi

i'm cornell bernard in for chris nguyen. we're in for a rainy morning. the north bay seeing rain, mill valley on highway 101. let's get to lisa argen, tracking the storm. >> good morning, cornell. and for you in fremont, hayward, and santa clara, you're getting pretty good rain as the cold front pushes through your area right now. it is in the east bay. you can see the brighter returns here from dublin and hayward. san leandro, up throug san ramon and danville, moderate rain and through 880, it has been raining pretty steadily right on through sunnyvale. and boulder creek, where the front has already pushed through the bay area. we've had ponding on the roadway, highway 101, but the rain is lighter there. and fog has been an issue, anywhere from just two-mile visibility in hayward, to about five to six miles here. sfo delays of over an hour. cold sector behind the front, we could see a thunderstorm in addition to more heavy downpours. it will abe raw afternoon, just in the 50s. by 4:00, still some light rain. the second system is on the heels of this one

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> an odd twist following the death of san francisco political power brokere died in september. a who's who of san francisco figures attended memorials for pack. she took her body to a cemetery for cremation and burial. now friends confirmed that hr body still has not been buried because of a family legal dispute. she is credited with getting the central subway built. >>> you saw it here. raider nation moved into mexico city for monday night football. >> and they are leaving with a big win. mike shumann is here. shu, fun game. >> reporter: it was a fun game. we were worried early on. it was the first football game played outside from the -- outside the united states for the raiders. 7400 feet above sea level. the raiders scored 14 points in the fourth quarter to win it by seven. less than five minutes to play and tied at 20. carr to cooper. cop has confidence -- coop has confidence they will win no matter where they are playing. >> we just believe. in this game strange things happen, but you have to keep pushing and play four quart ares. >> it is fun to play

. >> bernard sanders was a small general and rose to the democratic insurrection. >> it's time for brother bernie to be heard. dr. cornell west. demanded power, many asked for the e-mails to be explained. >> i'm sorry about that. >> her adversaries rose up. >> candidate just because she's a woman. >> you go to the doctor when you need to go to the doctor. >> just as sanders prepared his march to philadelphia, the super delegates swooped in and declared that the war is over. >> it's our party and we'll do determine our future. >> p.s. trump, stop calling me pacahontes. >> we put together a series on these videos. just click on money, power, and politics. >> and you can click on state of money and politics. >> and that includes of a federal drug program you may not believe. >> yeah, we're talking about the same federal government that bans marijuana. >> when you stroll down the week. you'll notice the sailboat on >> she smokes about 10 joints a day. >> who is your dealer? >> uncle sam is my dealer. >> they've send elvy mashika. >> the epitomy of >> i would guess that i'm up to 235,000. >> the feds have sent him a ton of ma