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cory booker joins me on that ahead. what happened when the president tested out his twitter material in front of the united nations. coming up in just two minutes. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. >> today the president of the united states delivered his first major speech to the united nations or he spoke before the countries of the world. in that speech donald trump was, well, donald trump. the president delivering a nationalistic and at times contradictory address. the un general assembly speech hit a lot of traditional notes with a trumpian swift. a senior official said the president thought about it a few times before then making the decision to include in his remarks his nickname for the leader of the nuclear armed north korea, kim jung un. >> the united states has great strength and patie

we'll see ok oregon's jeff merkley new jersey is cory booker new york's kirsten gillibrand oh i'm sorry wrong story today is the sixteenth anniversary of the nine eleven attacks donald trump commemorated the occasion by attending a memorial at the pentagon where he issued this one. warning to future terrorists but america cannot be intimidated and those who try will soon join the long list of vanquished enemies who dared to test our metals that kind of bombastic talk is exactly the sort of thing that got us into two disasters wars and speaks to something i want to talk about every now and then every nine eleven we say will never forget what happened that day but isn't it actually more important that we never forget what happened after nine eleven that is to say the bush administration's response we have the entire world are with us right after nine eleven in downtown tehran iran they had candlelight vigils for us all over the planet people were saying like we did you know after. they have dojos. you know i am charlie in france the headline was we are all americans everybody all around t

senator cory booker is a senator from new jersey. the president thinks this is good politics for him. is he right? >> well, i don't know about his politics but i know this is a time when we should have leaders trying to pull our country together and you mentioned some of the crises people in florida and texas still recovering, still dealing with lack of power. we're on the brink of a humanitarian crisis in puerto rico where more people live than in states like montana, new york dakota and alaska combined and on top of all that, we have issues that are real. we're in a situation right now because of the destabilization of the health care markets that he is responsible for. insurance companies in my state and others are talking about raising prices yet again because we're not doing bipartisan fixes necessary to bring stability to the marketplace. there are real issues we should be talking about. i don't care about his politics. he's been elected to be the leader of the united states overall of us and what he seems to be doing is pitchi

they include new jersey senator cory booker massachusetts , senator elizabeth warren, and california senator kamala harris. in the house, democratic minority leader nancy pelosi said she would not support medicare for all and would instead focus on defending the affordable care act against republican efforts to repeal the affordable care act. we'll have more on senator bernie sanders' medicare for all plan after headlines. in the caribbean, residents of islands devastated by hurricane irma's category 5 winds say they're running out of food and water. this is sunil sadhwani, a survivor of the hurricane on the island of saint martin. >> we are running out of water, especially the drinking water. survive.he water to hopefully, we pray to god that we get the water first and electricity can come a little later. the water is the main thing to survive on. amy: the desperate pleas for food, water and assistance came as the governments of france, britain, and the netherlands faced increasing criticism over their responses to the hurricane in their caribbean territories, after the storm levele

elizabeth warren, cory booker. >> jessica: joe manchin has not signed on.emember that we would want single-payer, we know we can get it passed. this is been a goal of liberals for a long time. we have to acknowledge how our system works, we're a diverse nation and it's not successful in a lot of places. what i'm concerned about is we are playing out the same thing within our party as we did in 2016. camilla harris, cheatham california. that's fine coming want to go to sickle pair, cool. you're not going to win a national election this way. i was looking at data before he went on. 48% on both sides. we're not going to win if we do this. fix obamacare, nancy pelosi is right. >> trish: we still have the best health care system in the world because we saved more lives than any other country. outrage today at a high score math teacher after she refused to let students wear make america great teachers in her class and liking the slogan to a swastika. with the school is saying. ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies

senator cory booker of new jersey. sen. booker: i'm so proud to stand here today with my colleagues, with nurses, doctors, activists who understand the truth of our country. we were founded with incredible ideals but far short from a reality that reflected the spirit of this nation. every generation of our country has worked to expand access to our foundational ideals, that every american should of life, liberty, that we should have equal justice under the law, literally to for fill our pledge that we are a nation with liberty and justice for all. died tot and people expand universal access to the ballot. tofought and people died expand universal access to civil rights. tofought and we struggled make sure every child had universal access to public education. when it comes to one of the most basic aspects of one of the , yous of life and liberty must include that every american has access to quality, affordable health care. [applause] and so, this is the fight for our nation to live up to our ideals. you cannot have justice

harris talking there and signed on to this and cory booker, folks who might want to be in the mix inlook back at like 62% in 2008 thought medicare for all was a good idea and 64% of democrats think that now. the real shift is among independents, 42% back then and 55% now. this, i think, at least in bernie sanders, in the minds of a lot of democrats, may be a better general election issue at this point, because independents are now really kind of rallying behind. >> i agree with you the numbers have changed and especially among independents. yet when you ask more detailed questions the taxes go up and government has a decision over a lot of the coverage and things go back and forth which is the defining question for the parties. account democrats keep moving left? when i first started mondale lost and dukakis lost 40. you can't sell that out there in america and where bill clinton came from running against his own party and too close to the unions and too anti-business and too liberal. government can't do anything. forget about it. gone. is this a conversation that can become a nation

elizabeth warren, cory booker, two of them.nders helping lead the democrats to a victorious future or is this a past bath to the past when voters viewed the party as too liberal to trust in red states and politics? that concern is one reason nancy pelosi says democrats should not make the single payer approach a central theme in next year's elections. >> the comfort level with a broader base of the american people is not there yet. doesn't mean it couldn't be. states are a good place to start. but i'm not here today to write the democratic platform for four years, 3 1/2 years from now. >> she is careful. that was a couple months ago. she holds that position today even though people talked to her privately she thinks it might be the better approach. but as a party leader, she can't get control of the house back and can't be the speaker and get the gavel back unless they win republican congressional seats in red states. there's no question the democratic party is moving left. but is this the right prescription, single payer healt

. >> cory booker says he would ensure everyone was covered by health insurance. >>> hillary clinton's new memoir hit stores today. in the book entitled what happened. the presidential nominee reliving her stunning defeat to donald trump. clinton admits to some mistakes but defends her strategies and lines are forming outside of one new york city tour where clinton is having a book signing today. and she teeted back enjoy see you tomorrow. completing the message with a pizza emoji. >>> david back with another check of the accuweather forecast. >> radar we are not seeing anything in the way of precipitation. lots of clouds on sky 6 hd less blue above us today than what we had yesterday. sky 6 hd showing you that and there is the platt bridge. some sun breaking through but a grayer milky white sky cover. your dew point down below the 60 degree threshold for humid air. today feels comfortable. winds out of the south at 5 and ocean temperature 71. at slight with the increasing cloud cover and sun getting through the high clouds for now and rain to the south is fading away as it tries to pu

you mepntioned the names amount argue, cory booker from new jersey, there are a lot of young voices. hear the footstep in the dark and they're starting to make trips to all the right places. you know what you have to do when you are ready to run. >> if you were starting to lay the ground work to run against donald trump. i think the dye has already cast. we see who this guy is clearly. in 2018, we are starting to lay the ground work for a campaign against him. what would you be running on and how would you be organizing on your campaign on the issue and policy? >> i would use the 50 state strategy again. i know our democratic nominee is not going to carry idaho for 20 years if we don't start working on it now. there are republicans in idaho who we can reach if we would show up there. so that's number one. all 50 states. number two, i would make sure that i could connect with people. hillary was very, very smart and if she rattle off a ten points plan, you can be sure it is been vetted and she knew what he's talking about. she did connect with some and particularly young women. it was

cory booker said in part, the tax plan is great for people like donald trump, the wealthy and the well connected. it's unjust and unfair for everyone else. >>> happening today in delaware county, republican house speaker paul ryan will talk about the tax reform plan. ryan will tour penn machine works and then hold a question and answer session with workers. >>> coming up on nine minutes after 5:00. it's going to be a breezy day today and that's a good thing. that will bring us comfortable weather. you can see penn's landing, the trees a blowing in the wind. wind will get stronger during the day. it's not just penns landing it's the entire area that will get these steady winds and some good gusts too of 25 to 30 miles per hour. as a cold front moves through the area and as maria is still spinning offshore. we are dry, nice and clear. we'll see a lot of sunshine, but that wind will be blowing and pushout all the heat and humidity that we've had for days. this system finally pushing out to sea, it's moving to the east now. this is maria, no longer a hurricane, a tropical storm with 70-mil

cory booker and chuck schumer introduced a bill that would require the test. last month president trump said he would leave it up to the railroads to determine if the tests are necessary. the bill would force the department of transportation to overturn that decision by the president. last week the ntsb revealed that engineers in both the hoboken crash and a crash in brooklyn suffered from undegree nosed -- undiagnosed sleep apnea. >>> bob casey and mayor kenney will call on amtrak to comply with a federal law in remaip naming 30th -- renaming 30th street station. president obama signed a bill to rename it in honor of congressman bill gray who died in 200013. the senator said that gray's effort in washington kept amtrak funded and helped restore the station. >>> 5:08. the breeze that was strong yesterday at times is settling down this morning. still elevated at cape may but dropping. down to the day, seven miles per hour. a fairly light wind in philadelphia, too. it's on the coloside. it's 40s right now in the lehigh valley and the suburbs. while delaware is i

david: kamala harris of california, kirsten gillibrand, cory booker of new jersey.u want to be the democratic party nominee, you have to be on board for single-payer universal health care. jane: this will be a big issue again? david: this is expanding the affordable care act. hillary clinton and bernie sanders had this debate in 2016. bernie saying go the whole way, hillary wanting to protect what we have. bernie is trying to move the ball closer down the field to his goal line. jane: thanks so much. much like politics, going to the orchestra can sometimes be a surprising experience. last night people were treated to a real first. a robot took the baton, accompanied by none other leading tenor andrea pacelli. the bbc's james reynolds has the story. james: this conductor never drops its baton, never doesn't get angry with its orchestra. the robot has been preloaded with a series of moves made by this old-fashioned human conductor. exhausting process. >> longtime. james: good learner? >> after a while. at the very beginning we stopped seven to eight times. every time

he has 15 senators lined up to support him including some of the local senators senator cory booker and kirsten gillebrand for the full story, ashley jon. reporter: former presidential candidate introduced a bill wednesday would revolutionize the health care system by expanding medicare and to the universal health insurance programs. >> today, we begin the long and difficult struggle to end the international disgrace of the united states, our great nation, being the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all of our people. >> so far, its a received the backing of 15 democrats and the system would be pay for by higher income taxes undersan's plan, everything from surgery to eye care would be covered with no copays and anyone under the age of 118 including newborns would receive a universal medicare card and people would be faced into the program over four years. officials say the details are still being worked out. private insurers would exist for people wanting surgeries. doctors would be paid by the government. several republicans have a tax filled wyoming senator

. >>> senator cory booker released a statement. he says the tax plan is great for people like donald trump who are wealthy and well connected. it's unjust and unfair for everyone else. >>> seven minutes after 4:00. the winds are already blowing. this is a looifz view from center city. those are northerly winds for us. that's dry air starting to creep in. it hasn't arrived yet. you can still feel the humidity if you're heading out the door. this is the forecast during the day. wind gusts of 25 to 30 miles per hour. that dry air will be rushing into the area and steady winds at 18 miles an hour winds in dover and the winds you'll feel them at the shore as well. the gusts could be closer to 30-mile-per-hour during the early afternoon hours. maria still barely a hurricane, pulling away slowly from the northeast. moving away at just seven miles an hour, but it will go way out to sea. we'll see the wind decreasing over the next couple of days, but today, you know the rough surf, the rip current risk is still going to be high. it's going

. >>> senator cory booker of new jersey released a statement about the plan saying in part, the trump tax plan is great for people like donald trump. the wealthy and the well-connected. it's unjust and unfair for anyone else. >>> more now on the breaking news we first told you about at the top of the show. sky force 10 is live over temple stations. septa's regional rail service through center city is shut down. no trains are being allowed through because of an emergency evacuation of a train between 20th and jfk boulevard. this is affecting thousands of riders as they try to make their commute home. we will have more information as we get it here to nbc10. >>> to this now. a jersey shore high school student is charged with taking a gun to school today. galloway township police say the 16-year-old showed off the weapon to another student inside the high school this morning. the school was put on lockdown until police arrested him. they say the weapon was actually a fake gun. >>> in burkes county a mom and grandmother are charged with nearly starving a baby to death. they were high on m

new jersey senator cory booker is getting buzz from black democratic officials for the 2020 presidential race. booker circumstanced second in a candidates -- booker finished second in a candidates' race in washington last week. the group tapped california senator camela harris as their favorite. african-american voters were key in locking up nominations for president obama and hillary clinton in the last two open democratic primaries. >>> rutgers university camden will dedicate a building today calls a world-class teaching and research facility. the 100,000 square-foot nursing home and science building opened for use with the fall semester. it's now the primary building for students studying biology, chemistry, physics, and nursing home. >>> to delaware, another beach town thinking about banning huge tents on the sand. according to "the daily times,"" bethany beach may follow in the footsteps of rehoboth beach. it march it banned beach-goers from setting up tents and canopies. it prevents obstructive views and allows first respond force get around more safely in case of an emergency. >>>

new jersey senator cory booker announced yesterday he would co-sponsor a single payer healthcare billwould guarantee everyone in the country is covered by health insurance. senators elizabeth warren and kamal harris have said they support the bill. sanders plans to unveil the legislation tomorrow. >> hillary clinton discuss bernie sanders and others in her new book that is released today. the mistakes she says she made coming up. >> apple is expected to unveil a dramatically redesigned iphone today but i hope you really, really want it and nothing else because it's that expensive. details in our business report up next. >> ♪ must've been hot out there today, huh? yeah. yeah ok. yeah. beat even the toughest stains and odors with new super... ...concentrated tide sport. the new tide sport collection. it's got to be tide at longhorn, tonight's special, the great american steak dinner for $12.99. a center-cut sirloin with a side, plus a starter, or dessert. and for lunch, try one of our new burgers. like the bbq bacon burger. you can't fake steak. >> ♪ >> good morning, everybody. what do

medicare for all plan or all the senators that are looking at seriously challenging donald trump cory booker. kristen chilla ben brand signed on today so you know there's a political piece to this as well as the whole you know issue of it all ok now that he's back at his old post at breitbart steve bannan says he's ready to declare war are on the leadership of the republican party white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders however doesn't seem to think much of the former white house chief strategists influence in washington d.c. even though bannon himself says he still talks with donald trump every two or three days. sanders says their relationship is a little more limited. i don't think they speak certainly not that frequently i'm aware of a like two conversations that they've had nothing beyond that not three days everything is not going to begin i'm only aware of two conversations that are taking place so as bannon using his former association with trump to inflate his actual power or is he really capable of waging war on the republican party and i guess brian to you this is a que

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gillibrand and duck blummen that will and elizabeth warren and martin hinrich and senator ed markey and cory booker and senator harris of california. and we also have dozens of grassroots organizations all across america who are going to help us pass this bill. let me begin by bringing up to the podium some folks who have enormous experience, professionally and personally in terms of health care. they are going to explain to us and to the many people watching us on large stream as to why we for all systems. please welcome dr. san cerebrum who is a pediatrician in southeast washington, d.c. and assistant professor of pediatrics of the george washington universal school of medicine. doctor? >> good afternoon. i'm san jay serum and i'm a pediatrician in southeast washington, d.c. for seven years i've cared for a patient i'm going to call shawn. i met shawn when he was 13, newly diagnosed with type i diabetes and still adjusting to checking his blood sugar and regularly doing the insulin injection. s i kept real and never judged when he had setbacks. sugar coating is not recommended for diabetes. toget

new jersey senator cory booker announced yesterday that he would co-sponsor the bill that would guaranteeyone in the country is covered by health insurance. senators elizabeth warren and kamal harris have also said that they will support the bill. sanders plans to unveil the legislation tomorrow. >>> hillary clinton's new memoir hits stores today. in the book titled "what happened." the 2016 presidential nominee relives her stunning defeat to donald trump. in it clinton admits to some mistakes but also defends her campaign strategies. lines are already forming outside one of the new york city stores where clinton will hold her first book signing today. we sip, we peel, -and we slide! -whoo! nah. like this. grab a large or extra large freshly ground, freshly brewed hot coffee for your chance to win. get your celebration ready. dunkin' donuts. this is coffee. this is winning. dunkin' donuts. this is coffee. >> "action news" spoke with a local radio dj who got caught up in the path of hurricane irma during what was supposed to be a vacation to saint martin. dj touch tone says irma's violent

cory booker and chuck schumer introduced a bill that would require the tests. last month president trump said he would leave the decision on whether to test up to the railroads. the bill would force the department of transportation to overturn that decision. last week the ntsb revealed that engineers in both the hoboken crash and a crash in brooklyn suffered from undiagnosed sleep apnea. >>> today in philadelphia, senator bob casey and philadelphia mayor jim kenney will call on amtrak to comply with federal law in renaming 30th street station. this is a live look at 30th street. president barack obama signed a bill in 2014 that rededicates the station in honor of local congressman bill gray who died the year before. casey says gray's efforts kept amtrak funded and helped restore the station. >>> lawmakers say they're making progress on a solution to fund the pennsylvania budget. a spokesman for house republicans says there could be a breakthrough next week. that's when the senate reconvenes. the gop spokesperson called input from democratic governor tom wolf he

new jersey senator, cory booker. [cheering and applause] >> i want to say thank you to everyone who is here and is not given up but kept fighting, was shown that we may be small but we are so large of spirit that they may try to push us back but we will never allow this nation to go backwards until the darker days where we don't have health insurance or access to care where children are chained and locked, whose parents worry about devastating their family financially and not been able to provide. i want to say thank you. we are one voice but when we join together we create a course of conviction that will be heard. i want to thank you for continuing to show that no matter how we are in hand we are dealt in life we still can press forward and win battles for justice and for honor interest. i want to say right now it has been an incredible fight, incredible fight, in this community to have a call to the conscience of this nation. it is you all showing up and being willing to literally roll your body into the ears of g

senator cory booker from new jersey wants confederate statues removed from prominent places at the u.s. capitol building. yesterday, senator booker introduced a measure to get rid of them. statues of general robert e. lee and a dozen other confederate figures are on display at the capitol's national statutory hall. senator booker wants those statues in a museum instead. booker first proposed the idea following the deadly violence in charlottesville, virginia, last month. the violence started a ass a protest of the removal of a statue of robert e. lee. >>> in other news this morning, a federal appeals court has rejected the trump administration's limited view of who is allowed into the united states under the president's travel ban. that's how they're describing it. >> the court says grandparents, cousins, and other close relatives of people in the u.s. should not brechprevented from g to the country. the unanimous ruling from the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals also cleared the way for refugees accepted by a resettlement agency trooo trave here. the decision upheld a ruling by a fe

from capitol hill who all stood and spoke behind with bernie sanders folks like the lizbeth warren cory booker kiersten gerald joe rand a dozen more of course as you know sponsoring this very important bill they know that they have a long road ahead of them to get this through congress but they seem confident that the failure of the two previous republican bills prior to getting this one up will help them at least move the conversation in their direction get the ball moving in their court in the way sanders is presenting this this will be implemented over time that we were in this will be right avoid a four year slow switchover to cover those like i said the gaps in obamacare before everybody will get covered thanks will. in an interview on wednesday hillary clinton made disparaging remarks about bernie sanders as universal health care pitch saying that the senator didn't understand the details of his own bill for more on this we go to former congressman alan grayson who has been on the forefront for years for universal health care allan nice to have you with us tonight this was your mission u

cory booker says the trump tax plan the great for people like donald trump, the wealthy and well connecteds unjust and unfair for everyone else. >>> today republican house speaker paul ryan will be in delaware county to talk about the plan. he will hold a question and answer session with employees. it is a family owned pipe fittingmanufacturer. >> they are looking far group of violent robbers. this happened early this morning. police say a group of men between the ages of 18 and 25 approached the first victim and tried to rob him. when he ran away one of the men shot the victim in the back. four blocks from a shooting investigators tell us the same grouped and pistol whipped another machblt. >> we are looking for the public's help. >> doctors are treating both woodberry county will be leaning on each other as they remember a ermurdered. a vigil set at the hopkins street parking lot. house over the weekend. her five-year-old son made the discovery. police have not released any information about a motive or suspect in this case. >>> now to a first alert traffic update. near route 282ba invol

bill was proposed by bernie sanders that is also co-sponsored by elizabeth warren camilla harris cory booker in person to general brand from new york support among americans for government funded health care has grown in recent years a pew poll from january shows that sixty percent of americans say that the federal . government has a responsibility to ensure health care coverage and that number is up from fifty one percent from a year ago hillary clinton's book titled what happened was released today clinton says she's convinced the trump campaign colluded with the russians to defeat her although she offers no evidence to support the accusation clinton surrogates have been barking the same narrative quoting nameless former u.s. intelligence officials for months richard asco wrote in the progressive breakfast this morning what matters is what happens next not what happened he writes it's unproductive to argue about her personal merits a fight over what values will drive the democratic party into the future is well worth having liberals seem to be shunning from clinton's book after she took sh

kamala harris and cory booker.polls suggest americans like single payer, is it going to get far? is this the ultimate goal for the democratic party and the progressive left, single payer? >> it's the big idea on the political landscape. hillary clinton said her big idea would have been a guaranteed income for all americans based on oil, gas revenue like they do in alaska. she was afraid to put that idea out there. this single payer just like that for most of democratic politicians you would have been thinking this is a goal too far. people will paint you as a socialist. though 52% of democrats like this idea. kennedy: more and more people are warming to that and i think part of it is because they are watching the understand market implode and it terrifies them. democrats had an idea that was half baked and republicans screwed up fixing it. so you leave the rest of the people not knowing what's going to happen with their future. you have an aging population. i'm not surprised more people are getting on board with it

favor of what hillary clinton rejected, single-payer, including elizabeth warren, kamala harris, cory bookernumber of the party starts and possible 2020 candidates. >> bret: a lot of republicans are weighing in and molly, here is senator cory gardner saying this is interesting politically. >> there's a fascination with republican primaries but i think we're going to start seeing democrat primaries in 2018. there not for socialized medicine. >> a problem with the democratic party has, the candidates, the presidential contenders need to satisfy an increasingly leftist base with the ideas don't actually resonate with the american people. if you look at what happened with obamacare or a bunch of democrats were forced to vote for that and ended up hurting their reelection chances. if a host of democratic candidates. at least with obamacare you could argue that it was a way to help out private insurance. the idea that underlying, single-payer health care are so radical that even states like california, they just actually try to implement it, they decided they would not do it because the tax was so

. >> reporter: another democrat, cory booker, sat in the first row of the courtroom, accused of carryingribery scheme with a florida eye doctor and there appears to be a lot of evidence in this case although menendez does deny the charges that this point. >> >> coming through the 12 inch windows. >> leading police on a 100 mile-per-hour chase after nearly half an hour, she drove off the road, to put her back in handcuffs a little tighter this time. officers install the new device to install future escapes with the hashtag only once. she got away. give her credit. 39 minutes after the hour donald trump shoulder to shoulder with north dakota democrat during the big tax speech yesterday. is it time to call off the resistance and get back to bipartisanship? >> donald trump and the first lady revealing where their million dollar harvey donation is headed, carly shimkus has more. ♪ depend silhouette active fit briefs, feature a thin design for complete comfort. they say "move it or lose it" - and at my age, i'm moving more than ever. because getting older is inevitable. but feeling older? that

it does mean less attention for al franken and cory booker's of the party. >> lisa: i have to get yourughts on this. >> harris: one person is talking, you can't get out an entire message for party. it's on she's talking with the white house, that's ridiculous. what happened really does need a question behind it for her. every day it's a new reason why she didn't win. how's the book tour coming question i get she selling a lot of books? >> lisa: i've had a question for you, governor. before we were talking about paul manafort, we mentioned, there's been a lot of discussion on institutions and americans not having faith and you see the democratic party repeat elite talk about undermining trust in the electoral process. then she goes and says something like that where she calls with the abolishment of the electoral college. does that not undermine americans faith in the system? >> governor huckabee: it totally does. if you can change the rules of the middle of the game, you don't have a game. if you want to change the rules, you change before the game begins. once the game begins, you can

kamala harris and cory booker.e polls suggest americans like single payer, is it going to get far? is this the ultimate goal for the democratic party and the progressive left, single payer? >> it's the big idea on the political landscape. hillary clinton said her big idea would have been a guaranteed income for all americans based on oil, gas revenue like they do in alaska. she was afraid to put that idea out there. this single payer just like that for most of democratic politicians you would have been thinking this is a goal too far. people will paint you as a socialist. though 52% of democrats like this idea. kennedy: more and more people are warming to that and i think part of it is because they are watching the understand market implode and it terrifies them. democrats had an idea that was half baked and republicans screwed up fixing it. so you leave the rest of the people not knowing what's going to happen with their future. you have an aging population. i'm not surprised more people are getting on board with

kamala harris and cory booker, all the chatter about them and whether they're going to run for president. >> trump is on his way to assembly the most male dominated government in decades. we saw ensuring 80% of nominations for top jobs in the trump amount have gone to men. men will outnumber women four to one in this administration. >> there needs to be a form of punishment. just kidding. still ahead, the war of words between president trump and the north korean dictator. plus nbc's katy tur on her new book "unbelievable" about covering the trump campaign. you're watching "hardball." it's not just a donation. it's a warm blanket. it's a bottle of clean water. it's a roof and a bed. it's knowing someone cares. it's feeling safe. it's a today that's better than yesterday. every dollar you can spare helps so much more than you can imagine. please donate now to help people affected by hurricane harvey. your help is urgently needed. >>> welcome back to hardball. a life or death state with the nuclear crisis with north korea. there is a risky side show, a tit for tat war of words between donal

you are looking at the live pictures, that's cory booker from new jersey.peaks out against the proposal sponsored by lindsey graham and bill cassidy. that doesn't have enough votes, but if it became law, it would shift big health care funding's decisions to states. it eliminates the individual and employer coverage mandates in obamaca obamacare. states would make rules using block grants and medicaid money. it will decide whether they are allowed to change or eliminate coverage mandates now in o damma wear. the democrats don't like it, but the political math depends on republicans who can only afford to lose two votes. count rand paul as one. >> the yes vote keeps obamacare in place, but this is like replacing obamacare and let states have more power and keep the taxes and keep the spending. >> this is probably deja vu to many of you. the republicans tried many times to pass an obamacare repeal that don't quite repeal, but at least replace. how urgent is this? vice president pence was at the united nations and came back to the washington for the senator's l

. >>> cory booker called the rails vulnerable to terrorists and asked why there isn't tighter securityon amtrak and other rail systems. booker asked officials to visit the garden state to discuss what security measures the agency is taking to protect al qaeda against-style attacks such as training programs and background checks for employees. senator bob menendez also signed the letter. a spokesperson responded that the agency works to keep the rails safe on a daily basis. >>> a new poll finds most support a proposed bill aimed at stopping abusers from getting a gun. supporters urged lawmakers to pass that legislation. it bars anyone convicted of domestic violence or who has a protection order against them from buying a gun. and it requires them to turn in any guns they already have. >> the rally says educators met today toigting a bill that allows guns in the classroom. >> is that a gun? >> yeah, it is. >> this is one of three videos released today at the rally. it was hosted by the pennsylvania secretary of education and cease-fire. the videos highlight what they believe are the dang