from "goldbergs", television's "the goldbergs" is here tonight jeff garlin. but first, a crisis brewing right here in new york. it began last week with remarks from governor andrew cuomo. >> it's the republican party in this state a moderate party or an extremely conservative party? who are they? are these they extreme conservatives who are right to life, pro-assault weapon, anti-gay? is that what they are -- who they are? [laughter] >> jon: i didn't know there were that many sill liables -- sill -- sylallsble circumstances in gay. either he is spending way too much time with senator schumer or he is my grandmother. who are they, gaaaay? >> if that's who they are, if they are the extreme conservatives they have no place in the state of new york. >> jon: whoa. that's a little rough. cuomo wasadvising new york's republican party to clarify the identity to stay viable in this left leaning state but it accidentally came out as (bleep) (bleep), (bleep) (bleep). [ laughter ] not he's best moment. as we know minority groups in new york can be very sensitive. one typ

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joining us from miami, the purveyor of bernard goldberg got come, mr. goldberg. >> i agree with you. i read your column on your web site. i agree with you. it's now, i think, the worse that i have ever seen in my life. why? >> yeah, let me agree with your lead. in i do think that it's worse than vietnam and frankly i think it's as bad since the civil war. during vietnam and the civil war there was no internet and the tv and no talk radio the way we have it today. they didn't start the fire. they didn't create the hatred and the polarization. but what they did, bill, is they created a battlefield where the right and the left can fight each other 24 hours a day nonstop every day. and what we have got as a result of that is more polarization, more anger, so one side, neither side wants to hear what the other side has to say. neither side likes the other side. and when you go to these platforms, you go there only to get your own entrenched views validated. we don't -- we wall ourselves off to anything we don't want to hear. we segregate ourselves to things

live in the newsroom, jeff goldberg. >> thank you. elect saysgovernor he will sign a gift ban on his first day in office. their macabre love -- terry mcauliffe says the executive order will apply to him and members of his executive branch. bob mcdonnell is under federal investigation for allegedly accepting thousands of dollars in gifts from the ceo of food settlement companies. >> breaking news. firefighters have discovered a body in an apartment that discovered -- exploded on new year's day. another person is still me sing -- another person is still missing. up, a call for clemency for edward snowden. why the new york times explains that the government should make a deal with them. photo that some are calling sacrilegious. >> a vietnam veteran received on or 40 years of her do. how his daughter made it happen. >> the controversial mayor of toronto is running for another term after he admitted smoking crack in a drunken stupor. he says he is running on his record and here's the best mayor toronto is ever had. a ball -- editorial from

make all the mistakes you want. >> "the goldbergs'' are a hit and i'm having a ball.t's good. no offense to "the miller's." that was a movie. this is another show. why are we helping them? >> stop talking about the wrong show. let's play one round or spin the bottle. >> am i going to make out with somebody? >> yeah, baby. >> oh, it's me. >> what happens? >> i'm going to read a question. there's only one. >> this is the lamest version of spin the bottle. >> have you ever manscaped? s >> oh,, great -- no. let me also talk about that for a second. i was backstage at the comedy store with a bunch of comedians. i'm 51. the oldest person may have been 35. every one of them were chopity chop chop. i'm not talking about bare but like the whole -- mine is not out of control. it's all good. i could not understand. i thought that was the lamest thing i'd ever heard. i go you're men. you're men. what are you doing? one guy does his tush. >> oh my -- >> yes. >> big ball of dear god. the only time i saw it made sense is where swimmers need to do it. >> that can slow you down in the

jeff goldberg continues our team coverage. yesterday those campaigns were telling voters to vote earlier and they were not kidding as these conditions have deteriorated. a similar situation and nash burn, the snow keeps falling, -- in ashburn, the snow keeps falling and visibility has diminished. vdot has a long night ahead. across northern virginia, 625 machines in loudoun county. the roads were certainly difficult to navigate and only getting worse. treating roads with salt and sand, that is what the crews are doing and that is the plan for the evening as the crews remain hard at work. we will be out all night long to keep it off. we are concerned about the freeze back. the temperatures are going to drop more. concern whene big the black ice will start to form on the road. the temperatures will drop in the ice will get worse. according to the state police, they have had a minimum gumbel -- number of cars. they say that is good news. many drivers knew the storm was going to be serious and they have driven slowly or state off

jeff goldberg is live in richmond with the latest. here at theity federal courthouse in richmond is wrapping up just before 11:30 a.m. governor mcdonnell and his wife maureen left the courthouse about 20 minutes ago. all he would say is i am blessed with great family and friends. hearingsfacing two this morning, a bond hearing and arraignment. they both pleaded not guilty, the judge set a trial date by jury to begin on july 28 at 10:00 a.m. that is expected to last five to six weeks. understood the charges against them. the judge asked about prescription judge -- drugs. marine said she had prescriptions for concentration and anxiety. be indonnell did seem to good spirits. he was smiling through most of the morning. armnd his wife and arm in throughout the whole proceeding in out of the courtroom. at one point he walked into the courtroom with 30 to 40 reporters. he tipped his hand and said thank you very much to the reporters there. this is going to be -- there is going to be a lot of tension and interest in this trial coming up this

goldberg here? >> sure. as lauren said, msnbc's evening hosts are partisan and they openly admit it. having said that, steve karnackie has done some reporting on this that is quite valid. but before this scandal, the media was too friendly christie. the guy that loved president obama before the election, the guy who is going to be the republican nominee. now he's fallen so low. that's part of the media's overinterest is they thought he was a god before. >> but we also have the jersey mayor saying he had a whole bunch of meetings that were canceled when he declined to endorse the election. but what about this point? i'm wondering whether or not the media are distinguishing now, after previously swooned over christie, between plain old hard ball politics and improper payback. >> i agree with jonah, this is plain old new jersey. but he crossed a line. we're talking about serial abuses of government power. there is no bigger story in news. >> i don't -- look, if you type in chris christie, which is beyond idioti

from "goldbergs", television's "the goldbergs" is here tonight jeff garlin.t, a crisis brewing right here in new york. it began last week with remarks from governor andrew cuomo. >> it's the republican party in this state a moderate party or an extremely conservative party? who are they? are these they extreme co

joining us from miami, the purveyor of bernard goldberg .com mr. goldberg.prised in the pope puts the u.s.a. in a bad light. that's going to get headlines. if he abortion, the liberal media will ignore it. is that what we have here. >> right. once again you have stumbled on to the truth. the issue isn't solely about how the media treat this particular pope. there is a bigger issue. that is that too many journalists on the left and on the right tend to play up stories that reflect their own values and play down stories that don't reflect their own values. so, when the pope talks about the excesses of capitalism and income inequality they jump all over that story because it reflects their values, their friend's values their family's values and probably president obama's values because he also talks about income inequality. but when the pope talks about abortion being horrific and part of a throw away society, we did some checking. the network said the vote is exactly zero -- >> -- no mention. >> virtually every major paper ignored the story. even in today's "n

goldberg. >> is that a gun? >> back off, bud. back up. >> let's take a walk. >> shocking criminal statistics apparently half of all black males under the age of 23 have been arrested. and 40% of young white men have been. we'll tell you why. >> clean diaper, the house likey said, kids cuss, every kid does it. >> also tonight we will follow up the shocking story of a 2-year-old boy being prompted to say vial things. what does his mother think about the situation? >> he is a smart little boy. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. reaction to the christie scandal that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the governor of new jersey admitted yesterday that members of the staff ordered roads to the george washington bridge closed creating traffic chaos in the town of fort lee, this to punish the mayor of that town who did not endorse the governor for re-election. chris city had to ho

that was james goldberg economic professor at the university of texas texas at austin it's time now for today's big deal. as always i'm joined by my doppelganger no not really want to know me yet harrison my favorite who's going to help me talk today about government misuse mismanagement and abuse of funds so let's get right to it now it's fair to say that no one particularly likes over use of government funds and for those who can understand in tolerate the occasional spending inefficiencies even they know that there must be a line drawn somewhere somewhere anywhere now the federal government is well aware of how wasteful it is and this is why each and every agency has an inspector general whose sole job his only job his or her only job is to investigate and identify government waste within the body that is supposed to investigate and identify waste well anyway we're it groomed us we decided to investigate some of the more so don't need examples of government waste waste that ends up costing the government views of you the taxpayer tens of billions of dollars a year now here are some o

jonah goldberg says my problem with that piece is no one on the hit list got hit, according to the articleso is it news that a politician staff is keeping track of who has been friendly or unfriendly or endorsing in 2008 or not endorsing? >> not whatsoever. i think it is -- and first of all, this is a woman who used to keep people in her ploy who were professional hit list keepers. the idea that hillary clinton keeps a hit list is as unshocking as partisan politics in new jersey. and i think male politicians, female politicians, they all keep lists of their friends and their enemies. >> but calling it a hit list suggests there's retaliation against those who cross them. everyone knows the clintons run a very aggressive political machine. but as the piece says, not keeping such lists would be political malpractice when you're trying to figure out who your supporters are. >> i think politico was probably trying to get some clicks. >> right lane? >> but i think they were, though. i guess it's interesting that she codified it into something more written or whatever. >> right. all politicians -

david goldberg is with us from san francisco. do they really want this?they want connect did cars, a connect at home? do. think people they don't know what it means when they get to the reality of it and it looks kind of confusing and expensive except for places where they have gotten adjusted to it. jetsons ande the what we imagined in science fiction or the movie "her," imputed is in our home and then there is the reality of it. computers in our home. >> i saw "her" a few weeks ago and now coming out of ces and these demonstrated homes, you see a little bit of reality and fiction merging. haveurious to know what been some of the obstacles that people feel something towards a connected home? why do they feel they do not want it? people felt it was too expensive or not worth the investment. when you really get to what we look at connected homes, they are a very large investment. some of the televisions you can talk to. there is stuff around entertainment starting to get there. they say they want it in the kitchen, which i think is interesting. complexity

goldberg's body was recovered. h.r. 2166 will help speed up the process for granting private, good smaretan search and rescue companies access to federal lands. it strikes a fair balance between guarantees safety and sufficient liability insurance for the american taxpayer and improving the process. h.r. 2166, private search and rescue operations, when appropriate, can -- should have and can have timely access to public lands under h.r. 2166. we support the legislation at urge its adoption and reserve the balance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona reserves. the gentlewoman from wyoming. mrs. lummis: mr. speaker, i yield four minutes to the gentleman from nevada, the sponsor of the bill, dr. heck. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from nevada is recognize for four minutes. mr. heck: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the chairman and ranking member of the house natural resources committee as well as the chairman of the subcommittee, the gentleman from arizona and the gentleman from utah,

jeff goldberg was there and he joins us now. has been setdate for monday, july 28, with the trial expected to last five to six weeks. pleading not guilty, opting for a jury trial with plans to fight false allegations. former governor nor his wife spoke a word to reporters entering court this morning and they did not say much more once inside. both pleaded not guilty to 14 felony counts. they are accused of wire fraud, making false statements, and obstruction. >> i repeat again that i did nothing illegal. >> prior to the arraignment, a bond hearing in which the judge ruled they could remain free under the conditions they not leave the country and have no contact with any government witnesses or representatives. irritations over leaks to reporters. this will not be a trial by press conference or press release. leaving court surrounded by cameras, the governor smiled. is blessed with great family and friends. disappointment in anticipation in richmond. >> it is good for the state to have it out there and let him go to trial. >> you

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> we can really see the snow blowing by when you look at the shot. parts oft leave any the area untouched today. in the district, people stocked up on supplies and others were out slipping and sliding. sam ford continues coverage tonight. how is it going this our? -- this hour? fared well sos far. the biggest concern officials expressed at a news conference a couple of hours ago was a situation for the homeless. they have opened an additional three homeless shelters and they placed five metro buses around where homeless people hang out so they can use them as warming centers. the mayor said this is the first significant snow the city has had in three years. was wayy, visibility down because of the blowing snow. the city deployed 200 trucks, this time they were absolutely needed. >> we are fully deployed. we are fully ready and we want the public to know that. >> a driver lost control of a car but fortunately no injury. firefighters kept it from becoming worse. we found people clearing walks as the snow continues to fall, hoping to stay ahead of the c

when whoppie goldberg said, people died. people lose their lives. this chris christie thing pails in comparison. it's so important because we don't know what the pay back was for. that's still a mystery. but it is not the irs scandal. all of these other scandals really they swar of bridge gate. >> chris christie is a rising political figure. it's not surprising he'll get this much coverage. there were 20 people in a bus who got asphyxiated driving across that -- >> stop it. >> didn't happen. >> you dreamt this. >> i heard that was the case. >> what about the lawsuits. >> we were number one in the ratings last night because when you said that everyone went, what did he say? >> what about the lawsuits that are springing from this? will that be an issue? i don't know. >> a lot of time and a lot of taxpayer money for a really stupid political decision by staffers of chris christie who have been fired. >> can i mention one thing about the guy on "the view," he expressed people not identifying with the democratic and republican party. whoopie goldberg is

the newsroom, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> the latest on the investigation happening now. for the first time, those accused of killing are going to court. that is coming up next. >> a continues to move away from washington. next >> happening now in texas, police are investigating the death of three people on an army base. was one man and two children. it is not clear how and when they died. investigationnal is investigating the case. >> they are accused of killing and basingn psychiatric evaluations to see if they are fit for trial. and zakieyae latrice avery are being held without bond. they stabbed two children as part of an exorcism. news coming out of indiana tonight, where police are investigating a deadly shooting. police identified the victim of a senior -- as a senior teaching assistant. he walked into the electrical engineering building targeting cousins. is the winnerxton for a special election for state senate seat in virginia. she will replace the former senator who is now virginia's attorney general. will take control of the state. hat to thoseof the who voted

live in the newsroom, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> the other potential scandal involving governor christie's administration. zimmers to do with don who has offered her journal as proof that the chris christie administration threatened her for not backing his deal. there is ever denied keeping any notes about day-to-day activity. they say that that has been taken out of context. man'sfirestorm over a death. and lieutenant who is retiring. she is the person abc 7 learned responsible for the decision not mills when-year-old he collapsed across from the fire station. he later died. they're looking for answers tonight. sam is outside with the latest. iscaught up in the firestorm the 51-year-old lieutenant colleen davis. she decided to call it quits. she has more than 25 years on. a man was dying across the street. he and a crisis situation, no one from the fire department went and helped. >> patient automatically help. they should just take off running and help. >> they are taught him out what should have them a saturday when the 77-year-old collapsed of a heart attack at a strip mall across from

jeff goldberg joins us with what is at stake. polling places like this will be open tomorrow regardless of how much snow we get in regardless of any possible clue -- school closings. the campaigns are encouraging their supporters to vote early in this election that is being watched closely across the commonwealth. if she wins tomorrow, democrats will likely gain control of the state senate and that is something she reminds voters whenever she has the chance. >> i want to bring the focus back where it belongs -- away from the extreme of the republicans. >> the seat was opened up which includes leesburg, sterling, and herndon. with another win will give governor mcauliffe a majority in the senate. has also brought more attention to the race. against theght hard party republicans -- tea party republicans. it backfired to get that shrill and angry with that ad. >> the republican candidate is campaigning against increased tolls on the dulles freeway. todoing everythg they can avoid talking about the issues and demonizing republicans.

goldberg joins us now from miami. is this a partisan column you wrote, bernie?an american politician, whether it's a democrat or a republican says i take full responsibility for whatever, there's an excellent chance what the politician is really saying is now that i took responsibility, get off my case, leave me alone, let's move on. of all the terms in the english language, i take full responsibility just may be the most meaningless. in hillary's case, she said she takes responsibility for what happened at benghazi. okay? i'm not sure precisely what that means because what happened after that, were there any consequences? did anybody pay a price? what she could do, and what she should have done is say i take full responsibility for what happened, i am sorry for what happened and as soon as i find out who made this mistake, i'm going to do something to that person, fire them, whatever it is. but to simply say i take full responsibility, where there's no consequences, and no price to pay, all that does is give the politici politician absolution, it's a get out of

jeff goldberg is in richmond. >> at 10:00 this morning, the former governor and his wife will be arraigned on 14 felony counts related to the business dealings with former star scientific ceo. richmond, he in declared his innocence, saying he has been wrongfully accused. he did not mention his wife's name. fraud,rges include wire making false statements, and obstruction. the indictment claims they excepted designer clothing, -- and a, and rolex rolex for endorsing star scientific. i never promised and mr. williams and his company never received any government benefits of any kind from me or minus ration. -- or my administration. >> the washington post said that federal prosecutors offered a deal that if he led one -- click guilty to one count of felony pledcharge -- that if he guilty to one count of felony bank charge, then all charges would be dropped against his wife. we will have the latest on the development from today at 5:00 and 6:00. breaking news out of cairo egypt. at least five people are dead in two separate explosions. this video comes from the first blast in front of police he

jeff goldberg is live tonight with that story and fairfax. -- in fairfax. >> today was day one of that trout being watched very closely by re-speech advocates from around the country. the man said his life would be in better shape -- shape if not for some bad online reviews about his contracting business from an old high school classmate. attorneys for christopher dietz said the negative reviews thatlp and angie's list, her town was damaged and she was overcharged, caused him $300,000 in business plus personal embarrassment. >> it isn't about being lot -- that about -- bad-mouthed. it's the focus on the statements when -- where perez lied. >> she says her life have been turned upside down because of what he did. this woman has plenty of good reviews on yelp as long -- as well as a few bad ones which is a source of motivation. >> you have to improve a lot of things and make it better for the customer. store, thenearby owner says a bad review after she first opened in 2007 is still doing damage. long has been there for so and people are still reading it until this day even though i made

. >> mike: mike goldberg, joe rogan. this is our main event of the evening, the former ufc and wec lightweight champion. josh thomson, the former strikeforce lightweight champion in the black trunks. a great night of fights. and this is our headline event. here at the fox ufc saturday. first round both men had submission attempts. this fight is scheduled for five five-minute rounds. henderson pushes forward, the clench. >> joe: the body shot here. >> joe: that's the nice kick to the calf. they're both doing it now. that low kick followed by the big punches. that exchange there by both fighters. >> mike: we talked about that, joe. josh thomson is an outstanding striker, comes from all kinds of different angles. >> joe: he's really crafty and unpredictable. he also likes to use that low kick and do it with a trip as well. and he caught that kick again. let's see if he can complete it this time. benson just has amazing balance. >> mike: unbelievable. >> joe: to have a guy yanking on your leg like that and still be able to m

god help me, i'm giving goldberg the last word on this. goldberg, you've got it. >> well, if you conclude that al qaeda was not involved, by the way, president obama was running for re-election in part saying al qaeda was on the run. if you conclude al qaeda was not involved, you leave out a credible evidence to the contrary, it makes you wonder. that's all i'm saying. it makes you wonder about whether they had motives or not. now, i happen to agree with howard that two years out, they are not sitting there and having a secret meeting where they pull down the shades and give the secret salute and say let's do something to help hillary. >> they don't do that. they don't do that. >> they never do that. >> they want an article with a certain flavor. that's what they want. >> but my point is, bill, that when you leave out important things and you're already under suspicion, again, mainly by the right, they are not going to give you the benefit of the doubt. >> well, i think i shredded that article here in three minutes and 33 seconds on this p

carolina from the consultants is here as is nancy goldberg our architect. this curb completely is not in keeping with the architecture of the building the skylight becomes for prominent and we have the curb is seen over here. it's somewhat unsightly to us and we're not guaranteed it will work because the slope is to show will. more details. so one part we had was to have the roof panels undercover the skylights as revolver panels is it going to restrict light into the units below there's too much light on this floor below and we talked to the opera and they look forward to no skylights in the area it gets a lot of heat and lights. so in functioning it was a determinal. so what we're suggesting at this point we cover the skylights with the metal panels zinc rooflg and keeping using metal deck as a basis to support it in between the skylights so when our inside the attic and there are cat walks you'll see where the skylights were. if you have a time where we want to have the skylights replaced it will be clear where they used to be so you can easily do it do

jeff goldberg is at the statehouse in richmond. you can look for his report coming up tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. willht, governor mcdonald give his final state of the republican's term ends on saturday when a democrat is inaugurated. you can watch this live tonight at 7:00 on our sister station, news channel eight. county schools say a data breach puts student and staff information at risk. the school system said the problem involves a software vendor that maintains the emergency management plans. the breach involved personal information normally used only in emergencies. the site was taken down once the problem was discovered and officials say they are taking all necessary steps to ensure the personal information or man's private. once a game day favorite but it might be missing from your super well -- super bowl party. veta isvida -- vel disappearing from school -- from store shelves. dennis ross min is there singing the praises of a dictator literally. the questions people are asking about his trip to north korea. not just causin

joining us tayre the founders of ride d.c., allison shuffield, rachel goldberg, and zach smith. nicely with a lot of new year'resolutions to get into shape. indoor cling has exploded recently. what isriving the enthusiasm around here? >> i think it is a fun exercise. it takes a lot of what people know. ey are used to sing it on the road. he bring it indoors to an environment that we can control through music, technology, really to maximize the fitness return you get in a class. are both inststructors. we have taught at several other studios in the region. we view ride d.c. as an opportunity to bring the good and leave the bad in an environment where we are taking a papassion of ours and puttinga strong business plan behind it, offeringng this grea unique oduct to the 14th street community. >> what made you decide you were going to launch a business? there has been talk about the tough economy in 13. you decided to open this. >> really, what transpired was rachel a and i were both attendg another indoor cycycling studio within the district, and we saw some gaps and deficiencies w

you remember this tweet from jeffrey goldberg, the most pro-israel zombie movie written, loved max's book but way off on israel. and is max brooks willing to relate pa palestinians as zombi? i know nina wants to talk about how this has real world implication. neen arizona go for it. >> thanks for giving me time and it's good to meet you max. i guess my question is, the zombie metaphor, engenders a human gier generic response, tot in essence is a 21st century problem and by that i mean a nonstate base boundaryless threat. given this is the case does the zombie apocalypse a critique of our old ways of thinking? >> zombies don't respect borders and neither should we in respect to the response. i specifically made world war z an international book because i believe every international problem requires an international solution. i don't believe there are local problems anymore. what affects one country is sooner or later going to affect us all and we cannot respond in this early 20th century american isolationist attitude. that has to change. that was the message of world war z. i'm a his

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when whoopi goldberg said, but people died, that's the appropriate response for benghazi. that's what they should have said about benghazi. when there's a scandal on the democratic side, people lose their lives. this chris christie thing pales in comparison to the other scandal. it's still important because we don't know what the payback was for. that's still a mystery, what was that for? but it's not the irs scandal, not the a.p. scandal, all of the other scandals really dwarf bridgegate. >> chris christie is a rising political figure. it's not surprising he's going to get this much coverage, and there are people buying it. there were 20 kids on a bus who got asphyxiated -- >> stop it. this didn't work yesterday, bob. it didn't happen. you dreamt it. >> we were number one in the ratings last night. maybe because when you said that, everyone went, what is he saying? kids on a bus that died? >> what about the lawsuits that are springing from this? is that going to be an issue? i don't know. >> a lot of time and a lot of taxpayer money for a really stupid political decision

nicholas burns, senior foreign afirs columnist and jeffrey goldberg.y a failure of the al maliki government. the border between iraq and syria is meaningless from all reporting. >> i think you're right. i think we're looking at two big developments in the middle east. one is the fact that we're beginning to see a regional war taking shape growing out of the syrian civil war. if you look at the violence in lebanon and syria and iraq and the fact there are shia/sunni passions and divisions and fights in each of those places and sometimes the same groups in each of those places. and secondly, we're seeing the worst violence in iraq since 2006 and 2007. the u.n. said last year 8,800 iraqis died and you've just seen this horrific violence in anbar province in fallujah and ramadi over the weekend. prime minister al maliki has driven the sunni population and leadership away and needs to do with president bush and petraeus did during the surge, win back the loyalty of those tribal leaders in anbar to the west and north of baghdad. >> criticism this weekend fro