the fight here is about a database of detailed democratic voter information that the democratic partys and that it rents out to individual democratic campaigns like for example president obama's re-election campaign or senator elizabeth warren's senate campaign or in this case the hillary clinton and bernie sanders campaigns for president. democratic party hired a firm to basically manage that voter information database. the name of the firm is an impossible to remember acronym. ngpvan. all right. in addition to housing this huge database of democratic party voters from the dnc, each campaign gathers and uses their own proprietary data gathered painstakingly by their own staff and volunteers. and even though each of the campaigns has access to the dnc stuff, obviously the campaigns are not supposed to be able to access each other's information, right? there are firewalls to prevent them getting access to each other's proprietary information, even though they can both see what the dnc provides them. well, on wednesday, two days ago, apparently those firewalls that make sure campaigns c

the democratic party, they see an african-american, like me. here is what all happened.he democrats will disenfranchise the black votes. isis. not worried about ice is not a threat to the african-american community. the police, and these neo-nazi racist groups like the ones who want to kill the people in south carolina -- you go outside our houses, and seabees rebel flags flying. needs toratic party come to realize that you have to feed your base some red meat like these republicans always do. all of them have been complicit in the criminal justice system. martin o'malley, hillary, and bill, when he was in office. they come up with these crime bills. host: we will move onto to other calls as well. we go to bernie, florida, democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. i thought america got a good view of the democratic party last night in that they had a discussion of issues. yarddid not go to school name-calling -- my dad is bigger than your dad. they talked about what is important to the american people. as far as it being on a saturday night, i am concerned abou

by the biggest loser was the democratic party. it may have burned the burn for a while. questions about integrity are the last thing the party wants when there are similar questions about its leading candidate. you may notice i haven't mentioned former maryland governor martin o'malley. that's not a mistake. o'malley trails bernie sanders by more than sanders trails clinton. and this debate won't change that. i'm andy hiller, that's my instinct. >> andy, thank you. a countdown to kickoff for the patriots. but could new england be without their star quarterback in the team's home finale? tom brady listed as questionable for kickoff. >> that is because he missed practice on friday with an illness. so will he take the field? trey daerr has more from the newsroom. >> if the patriots don't end up securing the top spot in the afc east, it will be easy to point to a stretch of critical injuries as to why. on the flip side, securing the top spot, you don't have to look much further than the performance of tom brady. brady, the latest high-profile name on the injury report. appear

has a group that is anti establishment, very grass roots, is very suspicious of the national democratic party and washington politicians. he is trying to get them angry, to believe that the party is trying to squash his campaign. so if he can get them fired up and ready to go, he can turn them out into the two critical positions, where he is right now pretty competitive >>> in the previous republican debates, particularly the last one, there was a lot of talk about war, about terrorism, about fear. what do you think the theme of this particular debate for the democrats will be? >> i think the issue of terrorism, fear, i.s.i.s. are going to come up and be prominent. the moderators are not going to ignore them. these are not themes prominent in the campaign so far. in the democratic party, every time hillary clinton talks about her plan to combat terrorism and i.s.i.s., bernie sanders reminds vet years that she voted in 2002 to authorize a war in iraq which is a horror no democrats, but that's his support. i think it has to come up tonight. people are waiting to here what bernie sanders' plan i

the iowa democratic party is going high tech this time around. how you could caucus by using your phone. "your watching local 5 news at 6 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack: caucus night is quickly approaching and iowans are getting ready to cast their vote. with 17 presidential candidates still in the race, iowans have a wide selection to choose from. but what about those iowans who won't be in the state then? the iowa democratic party is launching a new initiative for the first time this election cycle to help ensure all iowans get the chance to cast their vote in the caucus. stephanie:/2shot: first, iowa democrats will be able to caucus simply by using theri phone. the tele-caucus is available to iowans who are registered to vote, specifically military members, serving out of state and iowans living abroad. "we listen to people when they have feedback about how the caucuses work,

as the bernie sanders campaign took the extraordinary step of suing the governing body of the democratic party. that body, the democratic national committee, is led by debbie wasserman schultz, who will join us live momentarily. the sanders campaign claims the dnc is trying to thwart their candidate because it sees the vermont senator as the biggest threat to hillary clinton winning the democratic presidential nomination. >> leadership of the democratic national committee is now actively attempting to undermine our campaign. this is unacceptable. individual leaders of the dnc can support hillary clinton in any way they want, but they are not going to sabotage our campaign, one of the strongest grassroot campaigns in modern history. >> that guy, jeff weavers, the sanders campaign manager, will also join us live in just a moment. and here is what he and the campaign say the dnc did to prompt the strong response. it cut off access to the lifeblood of any presidential campaign, data on millions of voters. the dnc maintains a master list of information about democratic voters that is essential to g

so for those young people to hear a democratic party still not dealing with it. i was very impressed, by the way , the only force besides hillary clinton that both political parties had to address in their debate was black lives matter. which was started by three and women --young women, with forced but a #and they both parties to deal with them. we should celebrate that. [applause] [applause] judge cordell: it appears that race is the weapon of choice for those who want to maintain a status quote and draw attention away from any quality. if you look at donald trump and making america great again, that is politics, that is code for let's make america white again. so the question is, is the black lives matter movement focusing enough on income and wealth inequality, should it be doing more in that area? this is for anybody. sec. reich: no. no. you have a democratic party. judge cordell: i think what has emerged -- katrina: i think what has post obama, occupy, there has any war within the democratic party, the wall street wing and the corporate establishment wing, w

democratic national committee. as a major presidential campaign goes to war with its own party. it all erupted today when the dnc accused of snooping into a massive trove of private data from hillary clinton's campaign. it's a huge drama playing out as the two candidates get set to clash in tomorrow night's debate. and hillary clinton's campaign saying our data was stolen. andrea mitchell has the late details. >> reporter: bernie sanders campaign which caught fire online today got caught snooping on hillary clinton's campaign research, admitting that a low-level staffer and perhaps others took advantage of a computer breach in democratic party data files to access clinton's secret voter list. the sanders team quickly fire back, accusing the democratic party of sabotaging them. >> we're running a clean campaign. we're going to beat everybody on the issues. we don't need dirty tricks. >> reporter: bernie sanders campaign fired the staff member who claims he was just trying to prove that the system was vulnerable. any voter file data. i did look -- the only thing i looked at was ma

democratic bernie sanders has regained access to voter files after taking his party to court. he is accusing the democratic national committee of favoring rival hillary clinton. a report from manchester in the state of new hampshire. >> reporter: saturday's democratic debate was supposed to be an opportunity for bernie sanders to gain momentum still roughly 30 points behind his opponent hillary clinton in national polls that. there are allegation that a member of his staff took a technical glitch to gain access to confidential voting data belonging to the cran tonne campaign. they are alleging theft and the democratic party has suspended the sanders campaign from having any access to this voting data. the sanders campaign has now responded with a lawsuit in federal court. >> this is not the first time that the vendor hired by the dnc and the dnc to run the voter file program has allowed serious failures to occur. >> reporter: the sanders campaign is allege that this is a sign the democratic party is undermining its campaign in favor of the candidacy of the hillary clinton for t

this notion of building something independent of the democratic party. we are talking about the formation of an independent political party. this is critically important. what we are seeing is a critique of what they offered, this critique of the condition of american politics. howas not just a matter of to get african-americans involved in the political process. party,the democratic american political system is broken. we don't simply want to replicate that. it is not enough just to move african-americans into the political system is the political system is inherently broken. how can we then create an apparatus that would allow african-americans to participate in the political process in a way that serves them democratically? along with creating or being a part of building this independent political party, we see this effort to create a radically democratic political party. with a focus and emphasis not just on voter registration before and after the 1965 voting rights act, it's about political education. that is a quickly aspect that -- critical aspect

other people embrace the democratic party. >> at 8:00, history professor elizabeth gray on the use of opium and laudanum and public opinion on its abuse. >> the attitude towards women drinking at the time was that this was very inappropriate, that a woman should not drink. why would log him be something udanum be something she can

tonight the nevada state democratic party held a watch party at the martin luther king junior senior center. that's where fox five's rachel moore joins us live. about three dozen voters watched inside -- and throughout the debate you could tell when they paid close attention to whenever a candidate mentioned hillary clinton -- as well as when they talked about national security -- a major issue on the minds of voters right now. neal matzkin, democratic voter: "i think that the biggest problem is that they think everything is very simplistic." simply put, las vegas democrats were less than impressed with the republican took the stage at tuesday's debate. inside the nevada state democratic watch party, the group shared some laughs, played a little gop debate bingo, and scoffed at most of the answers the candidates gave. roberta lange, chair, nevada state democratic party: "i would like them to just have a substantive discussion. i think were all interested in the same types of things. there's is more rhetoric. ours is more content." these voters are particularly concerned with some of

it seems like the democratic party's plan is just to be nicer to terrorists. we don't bomb them too much, don't call them names, empty gitmo, cozy up to iran. what do you think we should be doing? >> it's clearly not working. a complete disaster. the reality is the thing is we can't kill our way to victory. you know, is what's being said. we're not going to achieve victory what doing some killing. we have to lay down some bad guys by the tens of thousands.

you have a democratic party. i just want -- >> t. think there is one democratic arty because what has emerged in the last years post occupied, post crash and i might even argue post-obama is there has been a war within the democratic party, were between the wall street wing and the more corporate establishment wing, with both have got to take into account though you could argue they have any word character and six. applied rightly this summer or even the conscious -- senator morin. people are seeking anyways. the battle goes on and it is going to determine the direction of the inequality discussion. >> the way i see them above to get the view of others, the way i see it is the visible fight in the party is between the wall street wing and the wide economic populist. i mean if you look at the reality, the problem that you have is that at the end of the day the republicans and the right wing democrats want black people to settle for trickle-down economics and the left wing of the democratic party wanted us to settle for trickle-down ju

you have a democratic party. judge cordell: i think what has emerged -- post-occupy, post-crash, post-obama, there has been a war war within the democratic party, the wall street wing and the corporate establishment wing, which often both have failed to take that into account, you could argue that the sticks apply rightly to bernie sanders. and consciousness raising done for senator warren, people are speaking in new ways. that battle goes on and it will determine the inequality discussion in this country. van: the way i see it is that the visible fight of the party is between the wall street wing and white economic populists, i mean if you look at reality, there is a white reality. the problem you have is that at the end of the day the republicans and right-wing democrats want black people to settle with trickle down economics and the left wing wants us to settle for trickle down justice. in other words, you shut up, we will not say black, we will not talk about your issues. shut up and we will talk about taxing

americans are where the democratic party is. where hillary clinton and bernie sanders and martin o'malley are, wanting to continue the economic prosperity that we've been able to create, bringing us from the worst economic crisis since the great depression forward through 69 straight months of job growth. and that's where we're going to continue because we'll elect one of those three candidates as the 45th president of the united states. >> we'll have to leave it there but thank you so much democratic party chair. >>> after the break, sexism, islamophob islamophobia, why has this campaign been so ang rirks including again >>> welcome back. lots of floix dpolitics to disch the panel. matt bai, national political columnist for yahoo! news, helene cooper, amy walter editor of the cook political report and michael gerson, a former chief speech writer for george w. bush and "washington post" columnist now. welcome all. amy walter, first to you. clearly a truce between bernie sanders and debbie wasserman schultz on that. but what abou

said that what he was doing was good for the country and the worst thing in the world for the democratic party, and there is no republican party today as we know it. >> i want to ask you briefly about cuba, because our next segment deals with a critic of what's happening there. you have been there about half a dozen times. you were there last december when the new deal was announced. how positive is this for cuba, for the united states, for people here? >> i was with president obama at the organization of american meeting last fall in panama. i saw 50 countries represented by 49 democracies, cuba being the first ones to enter. bill, every complexion that you would want to see, every flag in this hemisphere, and i couldn't thanking god that i live in this hemisphere. all democracies, no one fighting each other, no heads being chopped off, and cuba acting cute, wanting to be a democracy, too, and soon -- and very soon -- she shall be. >> we will see if that happens. your last year, i hope you come back on this show again. we've had some fun times and great times. >> thank you, bill. i enjoy bein

americans are where the democratic party is. where hillary clinton and bernie sanders and martin o'malley are, wanting to continue the economic prosperity that we've been able to create, bringing us from the worst economic crisis since the great depression forward through 69 straight months of job growth. and that's where we're going to continue because we'll elect one of those three candidates as the 45th president of the united states. >> we'll have to leave it there but thank you so much democratic party chair. >>> after the break, sexism, islamophob islamophobia, why has this campaign been so ang rirks including again automated voice: to file a claim, please state your name. carnie wilson. thank you. can you hold on? ♪ hold on for one more day really? hey, i know there's pain. why do you lock yourself up in these chains? ♪ this would be so easy if you had progressive. our mobile app would let you file a claim and help you find one of our service centers where we manage the entire repair process. things will go your way if yo

americans are where the democratic party is. where hillary clinton and bernie sanders and martin o'malley are, wanting to continue the economic prosperity that we've been able to create, bringing us from the worst economic crisis since the great depression forward through 69 straight months of job growth. and that's where we're going to continue because we'll elect one of those three candidates as the 45th president of the united states. >> we'll have to leave it there but thank you so much democratic party chair. >>> after the break, sexism, islamophob islamophobia, why has this campaign been so ang rirks campaign been so ang rirks including again i'm mary ellen, and i quit smoking with chantix. i have smoked for thirty years and by taking chantix, i was able to quit in three months. and that was amazing. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it absolutely reduced my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal

americans are where the democratic party is. where hillary clinton and bernie sanders and martin o'malley are, wanting to continue the economic prosperity that we've been able to create, bringing us from the worst economic crisis since the great depression forward through 69 straight months of job growth. and that's where we're going to continue because we'll elect one of those three candidates as the 45th president of the united states. >> we'll have to leave it there but thank you so much democratic party chair. >>> after the break, sexism, isla ba phobia, why has the tone of this campaign been so angry, including against the press. >> i would never kill them. but i do hate them. (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where ar

if nothing else, from the democratic party, democratic process. i want to bring phyllis bennis back in for the last minute that we have. -- wee overall issues talked about what was raised, what wasn't other journalists and they did not raise climate change or talk about the issue of immigration, but where you feel the democratic party is going right now? >> you know, i think what we're seeing is that hillary clinton is not running in a democratic party primary, but running the general election with the assumption, the entitlement that she will be the candidate. and that is a huge problem. everything that bill curry just that i think is absolutely right. i think what we have to recognize is the so-called two-party system is not working. this is what we're seeing in spain and the victory of podemos over the weekend and the possibility of breaking the monopoly of a two-party system where there's just not enough differences on certain key issues. there are differences, i don't want to minimize the differences between the two parties, but they're not n

martin o'malley took to the stage for the democratic parties third and final debate of this year in new hampshire. it's the first and only democratic debate held in the first-in-the- nation primary state of new campaign season. the debate focused on national security issues and foreign policy, following the deadly terror attacks in paris and san bernardino. 3 local law enforcement officials in sioux city, helped spread holiday cheer to 40 kids today, thanks to the "shop with a cop" program.sioux city police officers and the woodbury county sheriff's office made sure children in sioux city will have a very merry christmas. for the last fourteen years.officers and deputies have partnered with walmart on floyd boulevard and on singing hills...donating 1-hundred dollars to each child. the best part, boys and girls got to pick out their favorite gifts for themselves and families. 3 it gives us an opportunity to show these kids and their families who we really are, and that we care about the people in our community, and we want to give back to them and do everything we can make them have a be

parties break down in clark county. nearly 357- thousand voters are registered as democrat. that's about 100- thousand more number, nearly 170-thousand people don't affiliate themselves with any party.... and nearly 49- thousand are in the 'other' category. we wanted to see how these numbers may have changed over the past six months... as the caucus process requires you to be a member of the party you caucus for. the numbers only changed slightly, and that may be for a variety of reasons. the democrats have gained a few thousand registrants, and so have republicans. but the same can be said for nonpartisan voters... which has also increased by more than 5- thousand. these numbers, again, for a variety of reasons, including active voters becoming inactive and the reverse. the total number of active voters in clark county is more than 832- thousand people. when it comes to active voters, make primary voting even more challenging. caucuses are scheduled for february.. the democratic february 20th, a saturday, followed by the on tuesday, february 23rd. so what is a caucus? at the

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with all the drama in the democratic party for once.with the bernie sanders campaign now suing the democratic party. as we speak, like right now. and the hillary clinton campaign accusing the sanders campaign of criminal theft. it's this big fight over data in the democratic party. a data breach. it is a strange fight. it is ongoing right now as i speak. we're going to have the latest on that in just a moment tonight. but we are going to begin our show not with that story. we are beginning our show with a bit of a special report. we cover a lot of crazy stuff on the show. and there has been a lot of this show. we just had our seventh birthday this year, which means that in

the iowa democratic party had a busy friday. they're preparing for the biggest day of the year - and working nearly 18 hour days to get everything done. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards. this is local 5 news at 5, we are iowa." jack: it's a fight over precious voter information just a day before the democratic presidential debate. jack: the bernie sanders campaign is firing back at the democratic national committee... after it accused sanders staffers of improperly accessing confidential voter files belonging to rival hillary clinton. the d-n-c suspended sanders' access to voter files. but the sanders campaign is fighting back with a lawsuit. abc's bazi kanani is in washington with more. " the bernie sanders campaign... responding swiftly. firing a campaign operative accused of a data breach: peeking past a temporarily failed committee server to look at rival hillary clinton's confidential voter database. jeff weaver, sanders campai

but the question remains whether or not there's been cod delling of clinton, whether the democratic party has been protecting their front-runner, especially after last night when bernie sanders amid all of this pre-game hype, he would take the gloves off and hit clinton over his charge that she and the democratic national committee overreacted amid allegations that sanders' aides had dipped into private collection data, voter data that was part of the clinton playbook. he apologized. clinton accepted. and everyone seemed to want to move on. the other issue, of course, was late on a saturday night, the second straight debate where we've seen that. another idea that perhaps the party is protecting clinton, especially when she slips off, such as one point on terror when she said that basically the u.s. strategy now appears to be working, something her critics insist is not true and then you have the fact that she went after the republican front-runner donald trump and said that isis is using video of trump, basically, to recruit now. something that trump today on fox insisted simply not true

who seems mentally trapped in the early heyday of socialism with his polarized democratic party. where centrists have been squeezed out by liberals and with speeches sound more like a nostalgia gia fest for the five-times candidate of the socialist party of america. eugene v. dibbs of the 21st century campaign. pat: what's the next issue? john: best photo on. pat: the photo of that little 6-year-old boy on that shore who had drowned trying to get from turkey to some island in greece. it was a terrible picture but it had a dramatic impact on others in bringing folks into europe. eleanor: and i think bernie people to think his ideas are new. they don't think he's a stagnant thinker. best photo on, president obama leading the congregation in "amazing grace" when he did the congregation. tom: the syrian boy on the beach. clarence: the video in police cases of possible brutality has been instrumental and historic in both deciding for one side or the other who is really guilty or innocent. john: best photo on is the rally paris following the charlie hebdo magazine massacre. a perfect ph

. >> reporter: today, a massive rift within the democratic party, pitting senator bernie sanders against the democratic national committee and frontrunner hillary clinton. the controversy erupted when a sanders' staffer took advantage of a dnc computer glitch. >> what they did is they levelled the death penalty on our campaign. >> reporter: then latee last night they struck a truce. dnc restoring access today. the sanders' campaign accusing the party of >> the sanders' campaign says you essentially crippled their campaign. >> they crippled their own campaign. they walked through the door of an open home, ransacked it. >> reporter: will the controversy make it into tonight's debate? >> we always let bernie be bernie. >> this wasn't just a staff person taking a glimplgs glimpse inadvertently. they did 25 searches of targeting data. they stored it and they attempted to put it all in an excel sheet and e-mail it out. >> reporter: that data is the heart of modern campaigning. will clinton come out swinging? >> this debate should be about issues. >> reporter: watching the chaos unfold, the rep

bernie sanders versus the democratic party? local 5 news at 10 starts in 30 seconds. "you're watching local 5 news at 10 in hd .we your forecast first." brad/wx wall weather adlib: our weekend is going real chill in the air as temps get about as all winter. well, that isn't saying that much mild weather, right? look for skies to become clear overnight with those cold winds pushing thankfully, those winds will diminish by morning, but temps will fall to the 10s for much of central iowa saturday will be a temperatures warming levels by afternoon. we should reach the with southerly winds of 7-14 mph. it will start to get breezier but with southerly holding pretty steady in the low to mid 30s. tonight, the toward finding justice for a school grad and good evening. i'm jack miller. the night off. a year and a half after brandon ellingson drowned in the lake of the ozarks, charges are filed against a missouri state trooper who had him in custody. jack: the 20 year old was boating with friends in 2014, when he was arrested on suspicion of boating while intoxicated. trooper a

the democratic party and the heir apparent hillary clinton just as detached from reality.nton said this weekend we're finally where we need to be in regard to terrorism. she went onto fabricate the claim that terrorists are using videos of donald trump as a recruiting tool there. should be no surprise there. mrs. clinton's demonstrated for some years now she has a hard time with video and truth. let's hope that times will get much easier with the election of a new president, who will, if you're counting, be sworn in 395 days from now. >>> our quotation of the evening, and with the president having so magnanimously taken some small part of the responsibility by acknowledging his failure to properly communicate his brilliance. i feel compelled to be bipartisan and, quote, another democratic president, one who is a heck of a communicator. he said -- john f. kennedy. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> when it comes to insults, jeb needs to take lessons from the donald. >> donald trump is a jerk. >> he's an embarrassment to the bush family. lou: jeb has got to pick up h

no republican is what -- happy with what happens in the democratic party but we worked together and form these coalitions and we get things done. in germany everybody hates everybody and nobody can get along with anyone. in july 1932, 13 parties when the seeds. 51 parties get the votes and none of the parties can get along with each other. the socialists to the the communists, communists hate everyone, the nationalists had the not cease the elements of the catholics hate other elements of the catholics, not these are not forming coalitions with anyone, the middle-class parties largely evaporated since the great depression so you cannot really form a parliamentary majority anymore. nobody will. you can't do the math. so, how are things getting done? more than that but he what people do is there are some seats -- the constitution of the republic says you can do two things. article 48 says the president can issue orders that are like decrees that are kind of like executive orders so he can do that. they can be overwritten but there is an article 25 which says the president can call for new

a data breach rocks the democratic party one day after bernie sanders sues the dnc. the situation is resolved but how soon will the campaign regain access to the voter information. >>> plus, same product, different price so why are women paying more? >>> and the force has awakened records. >>> first, here's the forecast. >> we might be talking record warmth next week but in the meantime, it's feeling like december. i'll have the full forecast coming up. but first, a check on the news and cbsnewyork.com. >>> campaign 2016 news. bernie sanders and the democratic party have reached a deal to regain access to voter files. it comes after hillary rodham clinton's team accused sanders staffers of stealing voter data. the democratic national committee says the sanders team improperly searched and saved the data and they blocked the campaign from using it. yesterday the campaign filed a they reached an agreement last night to have it restored. the database will likely be a hot topic tonight when clinton and sanders face off in the democratic presidential debate. debate tonigh

mike: but the bernie sanders campaign is accusing party leaders of trying undermine his re taking the democratic national committee to clark' s individual leaders of the dnc can support hillary clinton in anyway they want. but they are not going to sabotage our campaign. mike: earlier this week party officials say there was a database breach in a system which holds its records about potential voters. each campaign can add other information that other campaigns aren' t supposed to see. but the dnc says staffers from the sanders campaign viewed and hillary clinton' s data. the sanders campaign fired its top data staffer. and the party temporarily suspended sanders campaign from the database. >> the only way for us at the moment to make sure that we analyze what amount of we can prevent and make sure that the sanders campaign no longer has access to it, is to suspend their ability to manipulate it. mike: the lawsuit blames the party saying the fairness of this pivotal national election should not be compromised because of security flaws introduced by the dnc and its vendor. >> it was really disturb