he thought very well of senator dole.s ganged up on bush. >> the vice president sort of looked over at barbara and saw she wasn't objecting anymore and he agreed to have the ad run. >> bush says he won't raise taxes, period. dole straddles. he's been on both sides. that's why he's becoming known as senator straddle. george bush, presidential leadership. >> reports of my death were greatly exaggerated. >> george bush takes new hampshire with close to a ten-point lead. dole just got atwatered. >> i think that bush knew that lee gave him something that he didn't have on his own. >> also taking new hampshire is the new democratic front-runner, governor michael dukakis. >> massachusetts governor michael dukakis had said he was going for the gold. and new hampshire democrats went for him in a big way. >> he came out of there with a huge head of steam, and it really started to look like we were catching fire. >> a long race, a long race. >> dukakis had sort of burst on to the scene. >> i'm the strongest candidate against bush. i

dole and senator dole and pat robertson. >> bush is hammered into third place behind television preachert robertson and senate majority leader bob dole. >> with iowa in his pocket and bush off-balance, dole thinks he stands a chance of upsetting the vice president in new hampshire. >> we were morose, we were shaken, we were rattled. lee thought this could break us. that there could be no recovery from this. >> eight days to go before the most important of the nomination polls, the new hampshire primary. >> having lost iowa, if bush doesn't win new hampshire, he's not going to win the nomination. he's dead. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. bin...e. ...and out. every breath makes you feel closer to nature. and every sip makes nature feel closer to you. michelob ultra pure gold. beer in its organic form. (paul) do you get confused byi don't blame you.claims? the most reliable. the mo

dole came back. host: senator dole had won the iowa caucus, and president bush had come in third. his win was quite a leap forward. on the democratic side, and our time is going to run out quickly, that was the year of joe biden's plagiarism issue, 1988. does that still have resonance for him as a candidate? guest: i don't think a lot of people know about that, but it has resonance because it was in response not from a nosy news man, but a guy who was holding a coffee in his house for biden. and he asked innocently something about biden's curriculum vitae. biden started inventing things. he took offense to the question. i don't think that is biden's problem today. i think biden comes across as a guy, but he like bernie and the others are pretty long in the tooth. host: our next is 1992, a video once again. let's watch. [video clip] [cheering] bill clinton: let me say that young -- evening is [laughter] and we don't know yet what the final tally will be, i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. [cheering] g

dole came back. susan: senator dole had won the iowa caucus, and president bush had come in third.in was quite a leap forward. on the democratic side, and our time is going to run out pretty quickly, that was the year of joe biden's plagiarism issue, 1988. is that still have resonance for him as a candidate? joseph: i don't think a lot of people know about it anymore, but it has resonance for the new hampshire primary because it was in response not from a nosy news man, but from a guy who was holding a coffee in his house for biden. and he asked innocently something about biden's curriculum vitae. and biden started inventing things. he took offense at the question. i don't think that is biden's problem today. i think biden comes across as a real guy, but he, like bernie and a couple of others, are pretty long in the tooth. susan: our next is 1992, a video once again. let's watch. [video clip] >> [cheering] >> let me say that, while the evening is young -- >> [laughter] >> and we don't know yet what the final tally will be, i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new

came in third place behind pat robertson and bob dole. goes to new hampshire. everybody's saying this guy -- again, another vice president, this guy is beaten. he's battered. no way he can win. he wins in new hampshire and makes a vow that night, i will not forget what you have done for me here. i think dukakis came in third place, in the iowa caucuses as well, in '88.

on the republican side, bob dole with pat buchanan on the race. bob dole won 26%.ould you talk about pat buchanan and the populist movement in the state and how it has influenced caucuses over the years? host: this is the midwest, populism is an important strain in the politics of this region and has been since the country started. i think in pat buchanan's case, i think buchanan surprised republicans with how strong he was. that was a tea leaf for something to come and i think you can draw a line from his candidacy and his campaign straight to president trump's victories in the populism. but there is populism among the left. you saw it with george mcgovern and tom harkin's campaign. that is an important little guy, little touch of isolationism, a strain that exists in iowa politics. and i might add, if you look at these results, you will see in midwestern regional advantage for candidates in either party. look at the names of people who have done well. mcgovern of south dakota. dole of kansas. gephardt of missouri. there is a home-court advantage for candidates fr

dole of kansas. gephardt of missouri.here is a home-court advantage for candidates from the midwest and i think probably a little bit of that in the new england region for candidate campaigning. susan: in addition to the populist part of the party and their appeal to candidates, chris and conservatives have had an important role to play in iowa. can you explain how? david: religion is an important part of american politics everywhere and it is true here. there is a religious left. if you think about it, go back to slavery. the church and religion played an important role in the abolitionist movement. in prohibition, the church was very influential. the antiwar movement, the civil rights movement. so i do think religion is an important factor in politics and the states for both parties. on the republican side, it has become more pronounced. you particularly saw that with the candidacy of pat robertson in 1988, where he beat george h w bush at a straw poll leading up to the caucuses republicans held. his strong showing. tha

this answer helped in bob dole's '88 come pain. >> anything you would like to say? about my record. >> reporter: george bush won the primary by pulling out the tiny guns. tchfks. >> reporter: gary baaer-- >> i'll never forget who gave me a second chan that primary, but he came back to campaign for his wife against barack obama. >> he's very likable, i agree with that. >> you're likable enough, hillary. no doubt about it. >> reporter: on the eve of the primary, clinton had a rare show of emotion. >> i just don't want to see us fall backwards. >> reporter: she won new hampshire, but not the mination. and eight years later fell short to bernie sanders here. >> thank you, new hampshire! >> reporter: the only person to win a new hampshire three times in the modern era, richard nixon. >> that is a fun fact. because he ran, did not get the nomination, ran and got elected. >> tony and ed with the new hampshire trivia. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> with much of the nation waking up this morning to snow, sleet, and biting winds, we end this half hour in the

. >> reporter: dole, clinton, bush, and mccain. they've all been here.ortant for the candidates to come here to dixville notch? >> in retail campaigning, anything i guess you can do to get an edge. >> reporter: colorado senator michael bennet is the only candidate in the current presidential field who has sited. does it make a difference, though, to have that presence just to press the flesh, take a photo? >> it does make a difference. but, again, i think we're getting a good feeling of who the candidates are. we would love to see them, but i think we can carry on our tradition without them being here. >> nikole killion for us in northern new hampshire. and that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm vladimir duthiers. >>> it's tuesday, february 11th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." primary focus. voters in new hampshire casting ballots overnight. where the candidates rank as the first in the nation primary gets under way. >>> coronavirus diagnosis. another case confirmed in the u.s. where the

powerful to account this is a fix for your whichever way you like to spin the conflict zone on the dole you're . going to. this week on the world stories. the united states hostility toward jews. gonna tomato growers struggle to get by. but our 1st stop is china ever since the corona fire. it's burst onto the scene many of china's megalopolises seem like ghost towns even the capital beijing. a rare sight in the dry winters of beijing the gate to the forbidden city covered in snow a few people have come out to take in this spectacle but getting inside is out of the question just like almost all public facilities beijing's most famous historic site remains closed i think it's good that the government took these measures we support them we'd appreciate even struck to measure his. business activity has largely come to a halt across much of the capital this is usually a bustling commercial street lots of souvenir shops not shops tourists who visit beijing usually come to spend time here today i'm the only one. every day human interaction has become suspicious this shop asked its customers to

about how to balance social equity is without a more democratic process do you have your border joel dole roy watch that speech live in joins me now in studio for some more analysis here now joel of course 2016 we know russian government agents they used facebook they interfered in the u.s. election zuckerberg has been facing questions about that ever since 2016 what do you have to say today about election security a big topic today at the security conference he talked a lot about how facebook is investing in making sure that there is there's a crackdown on the spread of misinformation during sensitive times like elections he talked about how they have now have ai to be able to shut down a 1000000 fake accounts a day some of those accounts within minutes of them starting up here mr his company was slow to understand the scale of the misinformation that was being spread during the u.s. 2016 election and during the brig's a referendum in the united kingdom but now he says that they're employing more than 35000 people spending more on security today than the company actually i don't entirely

reporter joel dole roy joy. thanks for joining us now what more do we know on the story reports is still coming in so information is still a lot of the ground but we do know 8 people dead 2 different locations the locations are in the city of hi now that's just a little bit to the east of frankfort in germany's west so we know 2 shootings that were connected boys took place in front or near a bars and 1st the calls came in at around 10 pm shots apparently fired from a dark colored vehicle which fled at least one of the scenes and police immediately launched a major operation involving a helicopter but we're yet to hear any reports of anyone being captured or any kind of suspects at this point there are unconfirmed reports in german media that suspects may have been found but we're still waiting to get confirmation for that just yet but what we do know 2 attacks 2 different locations 8 people dead several injured we're seeing images of dozens of ambulances attending this seems also some images of the vehicle whic

bob dole, the democrats tried to get people to vote for pat buchanon. clinton was mortally wounded in our eyes, and certainly clinton would rather have run against buchanon than bob dole. end of the day, you see what happened there. so it makes good news. i understand the semantics of it and the ability, but i tried it and i had a very well organized political party with a lot of money, and we tried to get republicans to go in and vote for john kerry and it didn't work. john edwards won. then kerry turned it over, became the nominee, george bush bee beat him and we won again. this is similar to what we're seeing in the democratic party. i agree with amanda. i would rather run against bernie, and minds are very different, like congressman clyburn's, we get a chance to get 40 some odd house seats back, but i would caution people, i was here four years ago everybody told us donald trump would kill the republican party, if we didn't do marco rubio or ted cruz or normal republican -- >> hasn't he, katon? >> ma'am? >> hasn't he? >> i don't understand it, step

what i would point out is nationally, nationally dole was running above 40%.ok right now on the democratic side, bernie sanders who is ahead nationally is running in the 20s. if you look on the democratic side, historically, the leader in the polls at this point after new hampshire tend to be well above the 26% that sanders is at. look at bill clinton, the lowest, at 39%. most of them at 50 or above. you combine those early states along with the national picture and it seems to be a muddled mess that perhaps a billionaire can take advantage of. >> bill clinton too, third party candidate. >> right. at the end of the thing, right. >> keeps you employed. >> i like it. i can go and get some wendy's, popeye's, some fast food. >> we won't get into chicken sandwiches this guy. it will be the rest of the broadcast. >>> bill barr says he will appear before congress next month but will he answer questions? directly about the doj's controversial move on roger stone's case? i'll be speaking with a lawmaker who will have an opportunity to question barr next. too many after

but senator dole and senator mcgovern established the snap program to help address food insecurity. but also to benefit farmers who provide that food. there are cuts to -- we talk about rebuilding america and the president in his budget cut 13% of the department of transportation and also has massive cuts in the army corps of engineers, which is very essential to infrastructure uilding. and then for clean air and clean water, it cuts 25% from the e.p.a. this budget is disgraceful in many ways. just as simply as the air our children breathe, the water they drink. just slash it. not important to us. and all the while, reinforcing what he's going to do on taxes. to continue his tax scam, adding more money, more debt, more national debt for our children to pay so we can give tax cuts to the high end, so we can say, see, see the market's up, well, you slashed taxes and do one thing and another. now, we want our economy fixing and we're happy when the indicators are positive, but let's not build that on the backs of our children and their future. dozens of groups, aarp, to young invisible

. >> fears of covid-19 have dealt a dole bloww to china count district in south korea.ocals and tourists are staying away. the owner of this chinese restaurant ss he hasas lost 90% of his customers since the outbreak. >> we really don't know what to do. it is that sererious. we are just waiting every day, hoping it will be better, tomorrow. currently, 40% of stores in chinatown are closed. the city'sho live in most affected are being urged to stay indoors. the south korean military as set it has decided to combine troops to their base and until further notice. the german interior minister has said security threats from the far-right are high in his country, with police set to increase their presence at mosques and nationwide. thousands of people took part in vigils across germany after a gunman with a parent far-right beliefs killed nine people at a cafe in the city of hanau. >> this morning, they just announced thatat there will be n inincreased police prencnce in france.. synagogues, train stations, airports, the borders of the country as well. an increased police pre

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dole, for senator your patriotism and love of country and congratulations to super bowl champions, the kansas city chiefs. on monday, we all saw the iowa caucus and the kay that democrats -- and the chaos that democrats are offering. k for all that care takes away insurance that you get at your job. as senate majority leader said yesterday, these same democrats who want to take over everyone's health care and entire economy couldn't even organize their own traditional iowa caucuses. to last night at the state of the union message when president trump talked economy of rongest our lifetimes, including record job and wage growth. president wants to bring us together to deliver even more results, more trade safer, or kansas and a more secure america. you can count on me that i'll be help ng beside him to deliver those results. the democrats offer chaos, poverty.xes, and president trump and the republicans offer prosperity, security. r. speaker, tonight, the house will vote to pass the paws for veterans therapy act, which will within the v.a. to give veterans access reatment by working wit

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. >> when we're doling with something new, like novel coronavirus, we general do have someone who is observing to make sure that acoverage is there. and the masks filter out small particles. >> reporter: eye protection and gloves are the last step. time and isolation depends on the deverity of infection. so we're understanding that no military personnel here at travis will have any contact with any of those evacuees quarantined here. we do know that tomorrow there is a press conference about the evacuees, and the planned quarantine here. we will be bringing you the latest on abc 7 and on abc7news.com. i'm kate larson, "abc7 news." >> all right, kate, thank you. >>> meanwhile, the oakley unified school district asked all students, staff, and families to self-quarantine for two week it is they recently returned from china. a patient is one of two previously confirmed coronavirus patients in santa clara county. there are no new cases in the bay area. >> in total, there are 11 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the united states. but the death toll continues to rise, rising to 490 in

we don't know when we will be dole return to a normal lifeless--be able to return to a normal life. ssthat is stl. laura: there is good -- rupert: there is good these are patients who have recovered, leavingpi hl today. but the virus tilde this m. in early december, this brave wuhan cracks or attempted to warn authorities about the spread of a new virus. --wuhanoctor attended to one authorities about the spread of a new virus. his warnings were ignored. whistleblower of the coronavirus italian authorities are investigating the derailment of a high-speed train that left two people dead. the train was traveling from milan when it came off the tracks. services were suspended. a german state premier elected on wednesday with the help of the far-rig afd announced he will step down to pave the way for fresh elections. the election prompted national outrage. chanceor angela merkel called it unforgivable, and said it must be reversed. the islamic state group's caliphate has been destroyed, but the threat from the group is not gone. this week we have been airing reports about the families of

their economies appended as with senator dole and auburn again this was to help people food security but also to help farmers and their economic security as well. as is represent seniors, working family and from the alliance for retired americans. the young lobbyists, you've seen them, we had 10,000 to repeal the affordable care act and they work at all of them but they were significant at those meetings area some of them born with pre-existing conditions, many of them on medicaid. a right we are disappointed but sadly not surprised the president has once again broken his campaign promise. he absolutely rejects this vision for our country and we call upon our legislators to reject this budget and the dangerous values that it establishes. our children's lives depend on it and the national committee to preservemedicare rights , this budget would put other senior citizens hungrier, sicker and poorer. it reveals the presidents cruel priority heading into the 20/20 elections . the chairman mentioned earlier that there's benefits to the high end in our economic life in that country. presid

their economies depend, as senator dole and govern began all of this was to help people with their food security, but also to help farmers have their economic security. countless groups representing seniors, working families and more have denounced the budget. from the alliance for retired americans to the young invincibles. the young lobbyists, you've probably seen them. we had 10,000 events to fight -- repeal the affordable care act at which the -- they wanted all of them, but they were significant at those meetings. the young lobbyists. some of them born with a pre-existing condition. many of them on medicaid. they write, we are disappointed that sadly not -- but sadly not surprised that the president has once again broke down his campaign -- broken his campaign promise. we absolutery reject this decision for our country and we call upon our legislators to reject this budget and the dangerous values. our children's lives depend on it. the national committee to preserve social security and medicare writes this budget will leave seniors and other vulnerable senior citizens hungrier, si

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sierra snow pack is 66% of where it should be for this time of of of for the oscars on sunday, the dole by theaterin los angeles, a chance of showers. here's a look he the seven-day forecast. chilly morning, milder afternoon. warming up, near 70 degrees by the time we end the workweek. inland. cooler as we head toward the weekend. and then the winds come up on monday. so we'll be ready for that. >> all right. thank you. >>> what many drivers do that's actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. so, i go to floor and decor where i get rock-bottom prices. on tile, wood, stone and laminate. plus, i score free in-store design services. now that's time well spent. explore floor and decor in person or onl

. >> when we're doling with something new, like novel coronavirus, we general do have someone who iso make sure that acoverage is there. and the masks filter out small particles. >> reporter: eye protection and gloves are the last step. time and isolation depends on the deverity of infection. so we're understanding that no military personnel here at travis will have any contact with any of those evacuees quarantined here. we do know that tomorrow there is a press conference about the evacuees, and the planned quarantine here. we will be bringing you the latest on abc 7 and on abc7news.com. i'm kate larson, "abc7 news." >> all right, kate, thank you. >>> meanwhile, the oakley unified school district asked all students, staff, and families to self-quarantine for two week it is they recently returned from china. a patient is one of two previously confirmed coronavirus patients in santa clara county. there are no new cases in the bay area. >> in total, there are 11 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the united states. but the death toll continues to rise, rising to 490 in other parts

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a dole plan combat clate change. i led a complex, diverse city thugh 9-11 and i have coon sense plans to move america away from chs to progre! i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>back to the kron 4 morning news and thanks for staying with us time to check in on those entertainment headlines. and hollywoohas taken another h from the coronavirus david daniel has that and more showbiz. and this morning's hollywood minute. >>i don't take anything for granted for doing it tom cruise's next mission impossible movie has hia snag, the first 3 weeks of filming for mission impossible 7 were scheduled to take place in italy but with more than 200 cases of the coronavirus there public gatherings have been halted and theilm shoot in venice has been called off cool cool thing if you like diane warren's movie music do we have a film for you the 11 time car nominee will produce a drama for paramount based on her cal and newly written songs, no title or other details on the proje are yet available. cry pretty is doing pr

day that may be the pattern starts to open up a little bit more as we head into the following week dole doesn't look very promising temperature wise right now look at the 50's in the san francisco 50's along the coastline, it'll be breeze in the afternoon out toward the beaches and just inside the bay that will start to warm things up a little bit as we head into the south bay, some mild temperatures generally in the 60's, mid 60's in livermore and pleasanton about 63 in walnut creek you're looking to 64 degrees and conquered 62 degrees of little 5363 benicia and about 60 in sandra fell. here's what are some changes on monday, including the new ambassador program want to show you a picture of some of the transit system's new ambassadors here they are. >>there's 10 of them as part of a pilot program to address safety concerns for riders teams of 2 ambassadors will ride trains from 12 street in oakland to the civic center station from 02:00pm until midnight. the agency is also adjusting train schedule to help improve service for riders. >>some lines will see service start earlier and othe

along with the owner of dole's nick bovis reid has already appointed an acting director and says that the department will move forward under new leadership. coming up on kron 4 news at 6 take you through a timeline of everything that happened leading up to mohamed noor's arrest and the growing public corruption scandal police tonight are looking for a suspect in an unprovoked attack on a passenger it happened just after 6 tuesday night on a daily city-bound train. >>approaching the lake merritt station investigators say first the suspect asked the victim for directions and then attacked the victim was hit with a chain that had a lock attached to it. and was later taken to the hospital. richmond police believe a man suspected in an armed robbery in their city may have also been involved in a robbery. >>in oakland on the very same day these are the surveillance. that you're looking at here the of the man that they're trying identify the photo on the right was taken around 5 o'clock monday that's when richmond police say the suspect pulled a gun on the victim and demanded money and prope

the prime minister no dream team or the un president donald trump doled out if use of praise for each other their leadership as well as the sched values that these 2 great democracies share how i woke can this chemistry of unity translated to a trigger which was supposed to be the highlight of this bilateral meeting a massive trade deal has been in the works for months now but now this seems to be largely off the table as president trump mentioned before his visit that this can actually be expected closer to the elections in the u.s. the u.s. and india have had many stumbling blocks to the street do such as the prices of medical devices agricultural trade as well as data privacy india has been upset about the fact that the u.s. or walked a preferential trade status for india last year and the u.s. has called india the king of to out of on the other hand however a defense deal is likely and this is something that was mentioned at the rally today by a preston donald trump that there could be a tree $1000000000.00 trade deal with the indian navy and the u.s. government if you just well d

received ceremonious welcome in caracas on choose death returning from a 3 week international one guy dole was met by angry crowds at the country's biggest airport who held abuse at him and then queues to move exacerbate an economic crisis to take is son noah was there. no let off. it wasn't easy for positionally to one guy do it to return to venezuela he passed border control at the international airport without any problem but he was confronted by airline workers from the company which was sanctioned after quite aust trip to the u.s. . we are 2000 people and we are defending our families. he just goes crazy and we're here to defend ourselves there were members of libyan as well and socialist party present and other movements to debunk why don't proclaim himself the interim president of venezuela they shouted that he'd sold out the homeland and called him traitor. and the situation became more tense when quite all supporters came to the airport to meet their leader. but. it was said that venezuelan president nicolas maduro would visit the airport but he instead made a statement from the p

obligatory wail here goes out with taxpayers' money making my children believe that it's normal for the dole goes to cover up. this comes shortly after so-called world his job day celebrate their international in february the 1st which to soar over the caribbean divided with some arguing the traditional head scarf was a symbol of oppression we put the issue up for debate without the rest favor on women's rights advocates resurface an. apt developers are merely reflecting the culture that's taking place in their community i think right now what the media what magazines and you know the beauty standards are trying to do is just be more inclusive and say there is a spot for you here i do feel as though only one narrative is shown in the west when we talk about the job it's often a very positive narrative but i think that the other side also has to be addressed many many goals are forced into wearing the job without any full understanding of what it represents and the how difficult it will be to take it off there's definitely a community where this is a very real and present appearing you know i

minutes i for one finished another high scoring thriller feature in cologne the coach marcus gives dole probably wouldn't mind a boring mill mill some time soon. byron go back on top with 16 goals in 5 games since the winter break there once again in all minutes for the title running looms. and late on sunday mines and shocker came away with a point each in a lackluster. encounter where both sides wasted some good opportunities this was one of the best right here mine says robin twice on shooting at close range denied by the cross bar late in the 2nd half and in injury time usa international western mcanany ending a corner own words so close to the net the game ending in a score was strong. portuguese football club vittoria have launched an investigation after porto player. was racially abused by fans at a league match rego was so incensed that he tried to substitute himself but his teammates physically stopped him as you can see from leaving the field actions which have been condemned by anti-racism campaigners the molly and forward said supporters who shouted racist abuse and threw a

this event was hosted by the robert dole institute of politics at the university of kansas. it's 50 minutes. >> a consulting writer to george h. w. bush served as founding president of the freedom of expression foundation in washington, d.c.. he has won numerous awards for his research including the award for political communications. it is with pleasure that i welcome doctor craig smith for ladies and gentlemen, please welcome doctorinfo craig smith. [applause] you've written for some of the most powerful people in the world. can you treat us about your earlier life and tell us more about how you get to be a presidential speechwriter. i went on for a phd in communication studies very focused on aristotle rhetoric and the institute of oratory. all postings are incorporate the incorporated in the speechwriting craft. i then became a professor of communication studies focusing on the rhetoric and public address. i was invited down to the university of carolina chapel hill to give a lecture it is so rare these days and it is not good. so i went back to charlottesville and i cou

we asked people to dole it out as accurately as possible. >> i guess start off with two slices here. >> yeah. >> reporter: how many pieces of pie would you put on the middle class? >> put four. >> reporter: four. all right. that's the middle class. >> let's do half a piece to the poorest. >> reporter: right in the middle there? >> perfect. >> i'm going to have to move some of the wealthiest to the lower class. >> reporter: how much? >> two pieces. >> reporter: can i show you what it looks like? >> not like, this. >> reporter: unfortunately not. >> reporter: no one was even close. it's actually nine pieces of pie. 90% of the wealth is right here in the top. >> that's terrible. >> reporter: now the upper middle class and the middle class, they share one piece. so these guys, they've got about 80% of a piece. they get 20% of a piece. and then the lower middle class, they've got .3%. they have some crumb there's. there you go. that's what they get. and the poorest, they have no pie. in fact, that i have less than no pie. they have -- they actually have a bill for pie. they're in pie debt

members of the dole were elected to parliament and we don't do it by elections.elections we're going to know. member and. the as a result of by elections and a day leading party for the gale you know only got one of those 4 by elections we only want one of them so. it became a numbers game and we had to be essentially a sort of minority government being propped up by the center left and if you don't fall on they felt they couldn't continue that confidence and supply arrangement any longer why has the leader of a ragged not gone now given people on the doorstep saying under him thousands of children homeless rents up 40 percent albeit that 2008 i mean i was reading the life expectancy of a homeless irishman is 42 for irish women who are almost 37 wiser leda not gone now well you must remember you know. this is the reason ireland for anyone to be sleeping on the streets free of very good welfare system for anyone who finds and sells. a house in terms of the housing problem that's beginning to turn around a central statistics office announced that new hospitals have

he doesn't exactly dole out five and six-figure down payments as a gift, though. >> it's a long-terment. >> reporter: they call it shared equity and here's how it works. teachers get money for a down payment now. then when they sell their home landed gets a cut. >> any profit that is generated from the sale goes back into a similar fund to help more educators in the future. >> could you see shared equity expanding to the general public someday? >> i think shared equity is a tool many people can use. myself included. part of the reason i got started was i was thinking hey, as a millennial in san francisco without a rich mom or dad how do i get started? >> reporter: another san francisco company unison is already offering something similar and to the public. >> you just have to change your mindset from going alone to going in unison. >> reporter: unison is a lot like landed. we tried to meet with them but weren't able to for this story. if you agree to give unison a slice of your home's appreciation tomorrow they'll front you a part of your down payment today. >> it's like all of a sud

vince cable thank you doctor for the children back on monday with the man who beat dole drum bernie sanders whenever i were in the what do we call been failed to get a progressive politician in charge of an age religion given. albert einstein is often credited with defining insanity as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result this is essentially the argument behind the trumpet ministrations deal of the century aimed at putting an end to the israeli palestinian conflict. is the american president indeed insane born. genius breaking with decades of mediation. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. and stacy herbert dig into the burning questions of this election cycle. every week. student debt trade was money universal basic. and more catch up with running this sunday exclusively on r.t. . my uncle the kids in computing go. to night for the. people who come to do to. ensure gotta move this to the i'm listening to. ensure mr certainly must. not so much of. a 1000000. up to 47 years the united kingdom mocks a hi