the gore view is jackson can't get the nomination and dukakis is too liberal to win. >> al gore did nots in 1988. he won five states in that round. but it was not enough to secure the nomination. until now, gore was the last major democratic candidate to skip those early contests. mike bloomberg is trying to dot same thing, though. he's mirroring the strategy of gore's 1988 run, a late entry to the race, he's skipping the early contest and banking entirely on super tuesday. can he succeed where al gore failed? and take that strategy all the way to the nomination? joining me now is democratic consultant hank sheinkopf. you know mike bloomberg well. you worked for him a little while. you're a study of not just new york politics but national politics. this is a gamble that bloomberg has that gore did not have. $30 million to speak on advertising. >> she's a very smart man and trained as an engineer and makes decisions. it's a calculated gamble. the gamble is let's hit with ads and media soften them up and run like hell. that's the real story. >> is he trying to be president or torpedo blue

but still, you can't argue with third all-time, frank gore. pretty amazing.joining us tonight and taking us your source for news. >> we will see you later. >> goodnight. (groans) good morning, leonard. uh-huh. yeah, we're gonna have to stop by pottery barn on the way to work. i bought these star wars sheets, but they turned out to be much too stimulating to be compatible with a good night's sleep. i don't like the way darth vader stares at me. i'm not going to work. oh, just because your career's been stagnant for a few years, that's no reason to give up. sheldon, i was up all night using the new free-electron laser for my x-ray diffraction experiment. did the laser accidentally burn out your retinas? no. then you can drive. let's go. didn't i tell you i'd be working ns and that you'd have to make other arrangements? you did. and? i didn't.

jon: walk us through bush versus gore. hadd: this is when al gore called and conceded the election.,g the count that it looked like bush was going to lose than it became even. i don't know what the time was, but every 10 minutes it was something else. it all boils down to florida. bush in this florida is looking over his speech to give the talk but then they are getting ready austin, texasis the governor's mansion. the guy on the right is don evans who was an old childhood friend of george w. bush who was his campaign manager. he just and on the phone with bill daley who was al gore's campaign chairman. they were running a little bit late. --jon: al over to the gore was going to the war memorial auditorium. in nashville. now, it is apparent that florida is starting to tighten up again. show, yes.o just flashing forward about 10 minutes after i took the picture, al gore called george bush and he rescinded the concession. but george bush took the call from the second floor of the governor's mansion. kitchen, it's not that big. i was getting a drink of water when bush comes down the ba

al gore want to be president?ally al gore while i'm asleep also. >> what are you dreaming of? the white house? >> that was my college tour with al gore in 2002. >> here at stanford university from george mason university in virginia. live from chaplain university in southern california. live from the university of albany. from fordham university then bronx, new york. live from the university of denver, the university of notre dame. in iowa. senator john mccain. let's play "hardball." arnold schwarzenegger. john kerry. robert de niro. matt damon. robin williams. joe biden of delaware. live from westchester university outside philadelphia, the "hardball" college tour with our special guest senator barack obama. let's play "hardball." i promised you the president of the united states, and he's here. let's play "hardball." hillary clinton. welcome to this exclusive town hall. tonight for a full hour our guest is the front-runner for the presidential nomination, donald trump. should a woman be punished for getting an a

gore was heard, the clerks took sides. and this troubled justice o'connor because it went beyond judicial differences and philosophical differences, it became personal in the two groups of clerks. and this is the case, of course, she's spoken most publicly about saying the court perhaps shouldn't have taken it. that it did great damage to the court as an institution. that was one problem for her, but the other was this personal fallout, not among the justices, but among the law clerks. she tried to get everybody together at a cocktail party of sorts afterwards, but the strains were too great and she couldn't bring everybody back again. and she's at least told me that that's one of her great regrets that a case that perhaps shouldn't have gone to the court caused this kind of personal fallout. >> there was -- i gather there was a close to a first fight among the law clerks who of course -- i'm not sure we should say should be forgiven for their youthful zeal, but at least they had the youthful zeal. in private she -- the ki

tonight -- robert pattinson - former vice president al gore -- cooking with pastry chef and author, nicoleker -- featuring the 8g band with jon theodore [ cheers and applause ♪ ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that's great in that case, let's get to the news at today's impeachment hearing, congressman devin nunes criticized the media, and called them puppets of the democratic party. though you shouldn't call anyone a puppet when you look 100% like your eyes were sewn on [ light laughter ] i mean look at him he looks like the sad muppet on "sesame street" who elmo cheers up [ laughter ] during today's hearing, congressman jim jordan accused national security expert alexander vindman of leaking information and displaying poor judgment on the job. he displayed poor judgment this is an impeachment hearing, and you're dressed like you're here to fix the copier [ light laughter ] video has surfaced from this weekend showing president trump, heading to his unscheduled hospital visit

and the port you'll find a real eye catcher the gores fuck a former training sailing boat built in 1933and these planks could top the captain's cabin has seen german russian and ukrainian skippers rest there we already had. the vessel was built and hamburg and was given to the soviet union as reparation after world war 2 in 1901 it became property of the ukrainian merchant navy. since 2003 the corps fox has been back in its original harbors serving 1st and foremost as a museum the vessel which is not sea worthy anymore is maintained by an association that hopes to one day bring the old lady back to see. the building you see right behind me was built several decades after the gores fought but it's just as impressive since opening its doors in 2008. has welcomed over half a 1000000 visitors a year and once inside he'll understand why prepared to enter the underwater world . it's speeding time in the o.t. yani holmes large pool for showing fish there has to be enough food to satisfy the appetite of the $250.00 kilos sand tiger shark otherwise it will eat the mackerel. there are 45 aquarium

. >> we have to get ready to debate al gore.neck and neck. >> i'm a uniter, not a divider. i'm a uniter, not a divider. >> snap out of it. >> everybody knew that bush was sort of challenged when it came to the english language. >> strategery. >> but darrell's gore said something that was not helpful to gore. >> rather than squander the surplus on a risky tax cut for the wealthy, i would put it in what i call a lockbox. >> that sort of slightly superior repetition of lockbox sort of said something to americans about gore that is responsible for the 500 votes in florida. >> i love those hockey moms, you know, they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull -- lipstick. >> democrats were petrified of sarah palin. she had a rousing speech at the republican convention and it took tina fey putting on a wig, she was really the takedown of sarah palin. it was tina fey that took her down. >> are we not doing the talent portion? ♪ >> how will you solve the financial crisis being a maverick? >> you know we're going to take ever

frank gore at 5'9", 205 playing 15 years in the league. >> unbelievable. he's a hall of famer for sure. >>> elsa makes a return to the big screen, and she's snowed over the competition. of the new floor & decor don't miin milpitas. opening if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor, and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros come here. i come here. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. floor & decor. now open in milpitas, off the 880 freeway on north mccarthy blvd. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, several san francisco restaurants hit by thieves. a chef tells us the items that were taken make it not just a financial loss but a personal one as well. >>> plus a half-dozen people get sick on a cruise shop docked in southern california. the investigation now into what caused the illnesses. >>> well, no surprise this at the box office as fr

>> that was my college tour with al gore at lehman college back in 2002.let's take a look. >> welcome. we're at memorial auditorium here at stanford university. from george mason university in virginia. live from chapman university in southern california. live from the university of albany. live from the citadel. from fordham university in the bronx, new york. live from the university of denver. the university of notre dame. from iowa state university in ames, iowa. senator john mccain, let's play "hardball." arnold schwarzenegger. john kerry. robert de niro. matt damon. robin williams. the georgetown band. ♪ joe biden of delaware. live from westchester university outside philadelphia, the "hardball" college tour with our special guest, senator barack obama. let's play "hardball." i promised you the president of the united states, and he's here. let's play "hardball." hillary clinton. >> hi, mr. matthews. >> welcome to this exclusive town hall. tonight with a full hour, our guest is the front-runner for the republican presidential nomination, donald trump.

frank gore passes barry sanders on the nfl all-time rushing list.e now is third in nfl history, 15,273 yards. of course he's a long time niner drafted by the niners in '05 and also their leading rusher in yards. he's a future hall of famer frank gore. we'll keep you updated on that game. >> how old is he now? he's what 37 or -- >> something along those lines. gold jacket awaiting him. >> i'm telling you. thanks, chris. >> just ahead san francisco's food scene that can be pricey. >> but you'll >>> new on abc 7 news at 6:00, cal fire is suing in and out and seeking more than a million dollars. what is accusing the popular fast food chain of doing. >>> and a protest pops up right on the lawn of oakland city hall. what activists are demanding the city to do to fix the homeless problem. >>> and would you pay $400 for an order of fajitas? >> the menu includes the tex-mex staple for $400. >> it includes black wagyu rib >>> tonight, holiday travel and the triple threat. winter storm watches in effect as a record number of americans are expected to travel ov

maybe, you know, who knows, al gore -- [laughter] you know, how is this going to shape up?'ve been saying for quite some time that it was likely that one of bloomberg or hillary clinton or john kerry or a couple of others would get in the race given the fact that no one in the field was break over 30% in the polls consistently. and i think you saw that bloomberg saw an opportunity, and he's moving forward, and i think he's very much moving forward and will have a strong candidacy e if biden doesn't really pull it through in the early states. i think it puts a lot of pressure, you know, on the biden campaign. look, i think hillary, i've said, could get in, has a tremendously positive rating with democrats. if not a nationally strong rating. but i think the window is now really closing. these are really the last couple of days that someone can get in and i think really play in enough states to make a difference or get in in a meaningful way. gerry: you really do think that hillary clinton, i mean, you know, two time -- twice she's run, twice she's failed? are you hearing a lo

but al gore carried the scar of that.enry hide told me if it weren't for the impeachment there wouldn't been a president bush. there is trouble abounding. look for the more senior senators to put pressure on their leaders to get this over as quickly as possible for the benefit of the institution of the senate but also for the senators themselves. >> can goermly, president of due cane university, thank you. >> thank you, michael. always a pleasure. >> what are your thoughts? tweet me. i will read in responses. smerconish, democrats, quit wasting time. you've decided. send it to the senate and get back to work. impeachment circus. you can make the same point. democrats you're 100% decided. you can say thing about the republicans. you're 100% decided against. what's frustrating to me about this is how little evidentiary analysis is taking place. how few people are like legitimately i should say members of congress and the public are legitimately interested in trying to figure out what went on here, ask probing questions of b

and, frank gore how about him? with this 6 yard carry against the broncos today.he all-time great barry sanders for 3rd on all-time rushing list. it is now emmitt smith, walter peyton and frank gore, 15,289 yards, he is 1500 yards behind peyton. he probably will not catch him. wow, 3rd all-time, bills beat the broncos, 20-3. the bills are 8-3. and coming up later at 11:30, mark will be joining me onset for sports wrap. we will have all of the bigger stories, going behind the scenes with the 49ers and the raiders all coming up. >> in-depth, closer look, behind the scenes. >> let's just say when the sports director comes in -- >> it is a big deal. >> big stuff. [ laughter ] >> big show. >> can't wait for that, thank you. >>> all right, coming up next here at 11:00. >> homeless advocates set up camp outside of oakland city hall and they say they are not leaving until their demands are met. met. i. dozens of people are pitching their tents for what they describe inhumane acts against the homeless. good evening. >> tonight, protesters were expecting the police to clear

and some people argue that but affair, gore on would have been -- would have elected fairly easily. others, including a lot of modelers, say ce the division in the popular vote was almost exactly what would predicted in the absence of that, and so the one contemporary example rom which we might draw some lessons.yields no clear it is also the case that a uming, assuming even relatively slow timetable, the over by ial will be early february -- early to mid february. i can't see it stretching out a that.nger than certainly by the end of february. hich means that there will be between eight and nine months the trial andd of the actual vote. not only times for passions to cool. hey won't cool, but they will simply be displaced on to other contention, areas of and that's another reason to not turn outit may to be decisive. point with k to the you know.gan, donald trump is what the late tom wolfe would have called a in full. and forhe is for better worse is so much a matter of inspection and public knowledge, that i wonder how this cataclysmic event to that.to add and it is possible that

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al gore lost the election because he ran away from eight years of peace and prosperity.at's my view. the question is, assuming i'm donald trump and i'm looking at all this and i know that nothing that's happened before now is affected by base, popularity, my rating and my approval rating as president. and i say to myself, six months of this enables me to attack the democrats because i'm going to be acquitted in the senate. six months of this enables me to attack the democrats for wasting congress's time and the people's time on impeachment when they could be working on helping me build the wall, doing all the things that a lot of americans who don't like trump care about. can you comment on that? >> i will be happy to comment on that. you just stated my worst fear the fear that has led me on numerous occasions to write publicly about why i thought that from a political standpoint moving to a full formal impeachment process would be a mistake for democrats. i have not changed my view of that matter. what the net political effect is going to be, i can't tell you. but i am

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with him didn't work out and so that's why now establishment has restored it we started to believe gore repression and that's why i mean before we seen what we've seen today that he's been tackett it by. the political establishment so he's not going to be in parliament but that doesn't mean that is not going to be in politics but what does his departure from bali meant mean for thai politics well. of course thai politics is i mean if you were there wasn't a thing is if you want to push through a law or in the right now the party's mission is to change the constitution you have to do that through the parliament so without he being in the parliament that kind of spearheaded the leadership would be missing and i think the establishment kind of believes that the party is to let by tonight on. and i think that would affect the leadership of the party is this a message that these divestment just trying to send to other political parties to draw the line. absolutely but i mean this is not the 1st kiss. previously we have political leaders of opposition parties being charged and tried but i thi

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we saw that but we saw that change in bill first race with al gore. young voters turned out in larger numbers. when barack obama ran. they went and sought out the around.ters, first time and i think today, you're not seeing as much of what -- well, democracy haven't gotten their act together. they don't know who their nominee is going to be. but we also have a situation today where young people aren't property owners like older folks are. you know, this is one thing that can make you a conservative. ha! and having to pay property taxes. and being invested in the that way. it has a big impact on causing moree to vote conservatively. so that's interesting to me now, because, as i've told my son, you've got to get out there and vote, because if you don't play you don't have any standing to change the rules or whatever. i expect to see a much larger turnout of young people becausee around, partly of that student loan issue. bernie sanders has been very that,ive at promoting effective at promoting the health care for all issue four ago. that, i think, is a

day goodness hour goes door to door visiting families in her darker neighborhood she's a buddy in gore a district godmother or empty and she wants to see a change in her community. in the privacy of their homes she talks to women about sex and contraception. so not every woman is able to go to the clinic and choose a contraceptive method. she needs her husband to agree sometimes also how mother in law some women come to the clinic and say my husband wants me to take this specific method even if it's not saying so we go and speak to that has meant to raise his awareness our role is to media. yes having mediators at the grassroots level makes a big difference say so if you build your truly a midwife down the bill her center 10 years ago the government launched this outreach program to make family planning a priority they hope to decrease maternal a new unit of death according to the world bank the 1st city rate dropped below 5 children per woman in 2016 it was a 1st time in senegal's history the birth rate is no at 4.7 lower than other countries in the region such as new share or nigeria