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i'm john dickerson in new york. ♪ >>> it's friday. february 15th, 2019.orning." ahead, students at a virginia middle school talk honestly about race, a response to the political fight over wearing blackface. plus, did you know a podcast got its name 15 years ago this week. hear from podcasting pioneers from my man john dickerson, but first heroes today's opener at 8:00. >>> president trump addressing what the white house calls a national security and humanitarian crisis. >> i'm going to be signing a national emergency and it's been signed many times before. >> declaring a national emergency enables the president to gather the funds to build his border wall without congressional approval. >> the two brothers in question apparently went to nigeria the same day as the alleged attack. >> dozens of homes in this hillside neighborhood still evacuated and understandably many people are on edge as rain continued to fall overnight. they have seen the damage. >> most new yorkers supported amazon coming, but there were politicians and activists who opposed it, loudl

i'm john dickerson in new york.sident trump and north korean leader kim jong-un are holding the first talks in their second summit right now. twot are about to meet for the first time since they arrived in hanoi, vietnam. they will speak one-on-one. there they are greeting. they're before north korean flags and the american flag. they'll have dinner together with their top advisers and talk tomorrow morning local time. our senior foreign affairs correspondent and face the nation moderator, margaret brennan is in hanoi. let's listen in first to the president. >>. [ inaudible ] >> the senior foreign affairs correspondent and face the nation moderator is in hanoi. margaret, good mornld hear. sounded like there was a question about walking back the u.s. position. i don't know if you could hear what the president said. good morning, margaret. >> reporter: good morning to you, john from hanoi here. we're a short distance from that hotel. the hotel where the two leaders are meeting right now. what you heard were questions

he made the announcement during an interview with john dickerson, the full interview on cbs this mornings than a half hour. >>> idho fr lifoia h trail th harris in portsmouth, new hampshire touching on topics including her support for making election day into a national holiday. harris blamed the lack of new gun-control laws on. from lobbyists. >> our value should be about protecting our babies when they go to school and protecting people where they worship, and understanding that we should never bow down to those that have a lot of money because we are prayed we may not weigh reelection. there are people dying in our streets. >>> the bay eaar be poised to the race officially and hosting his own town hall in iowa cimpy water is warm. i expect to make an announcement. >>> including bernie sanders 10 major democrats have announced a candidacy or formed exploratory committees for the 2020 presidential race with others contemplating a bid. >>> and that teachers and the 55 counties in the state are going on strike to protest the education bill they see as retaliation for the nine-day walkoff

and john dickerson always smells very good.ining silent on this topic. >> and you can, indeed. >> okay. moving on to this topic. "the new york times" reports bud light picked a fight with corn syrup in its super bowl ad. the company boasted that it does not use corn syrup playing on the perception that the ingredient is unhealthy and added to other beers as a sweetener. but corn syrup is fermented out making no difference in nutrition or taste. a corn lobbying group tweeted at bud light saying america's corn farmers are disappointed in you. >>> and people says the nominees for the 91st academy awards posed for an official group photo. they got together yesterday for the traditional luncheon in beverly hills. some of the award presenters were also announced, including daniel craig, tina fey and whoopi goldberg. there is no host for the show which takes place february 24th. >>> now we turn to latin america as a growing number of countries around the world join the u.s. in recognizing opposition leader juan guaido as interim presi

. >> all right, john dickerson. good to have both of you back. you were both gone yesterday. we are all back together at the table. >>> 15 states are challenging president trump's plan to build a border wall without the full approval of congress. a lawsuit filed last night calls his decision to declare a national emergency unlawful and unconstitutional showing flagrant disregard for the separation of powers. all 16 attorney generals are democrats. the complaint filed in northern california asked a federal judge for an injunction to stop the president from acting on his emergency declaration. mr. trump predicted that on friday and said he would be sued and he would win in the supreme court. >>> a massive winter storm is taking aim at dozens of states across the united states. it's expected to bring snow, ice, rain, same old story, and a wintry mix to more than 100 million people. monte quinn, chief weathercaster for our new york station is tracking the storm's path. good morning. >> good morning. we are actually tracking two storms that will become one bigger storm. one around

. >> reporter: in an interview with john dickerson, and a video online, vermont senator bernie sandersd he's picking up where he left off three years ago. >> revolutions do not happen overnight. >> reporter: within four hours, he had already raised $1 million, a reminder of the progressive groundswell that drove him to 23 caucus and primary victories in 2016. >> i'm talking about a huge voter turnout. ( cheers ) >> reporter: sanders argues the party has been moving his way ever since. >> all of those ideas people said, "oh, bernie, they're so radical." we should move to a medicare- for-all, single-payer program. all of those ideas, and many more, are now part of the political main stream. >> medicare-for-all. ( cheers ) >> and a majority of the american people now support them. >> reporter: like hillary clinton then, his more moderate opponents now, think some of his plans, like free four-year- college for all, are a pipe dream. >> i wish if i was a magic genie and could give that to everyone and we could afford it, i would. >> reporter: and republicans are sure to cite his bid as anot

this note, john dickerson sat down with senator bernie sanders in a revealing interview you will seey on "cbs this morning" tomorrow. you do not want to miss that. tonight southwest airlines remains in a state of operational emergency. the nation's third largest airline has canceled at least 100 flights since friday citing bad weather and an unusually high number of planes being pulled out of service for maintenance. about 40 planes per day have been removed from service, more than double the usual number. this comes two weeks after a cbs news investigation looked into complaints from mechanics atuth. erey said theypr in order to keep planes flying. police in chicago have more questions for actor jussie smollett after a dramatic turn in their investigation. sources tell cbs news two brothers told police they were paid to stage an attack on smollett. here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: cbs news has been told two brothers captured on surveillance tape in the area of the alleged assault have now admitted their roles in the january 29 incident. but more important, they say jussie smollett

and they asked him, you know, why are you running and he gave some sort of vanilla answer and john dickerson -- the thing about the mud interview is that the first 30 minutes of that hour-long episode were all about and anybody would have known that kennedy was being brutalized way before you get to that question. the question is symbolic because it's something much larger which is the sense that ted kennedy didn't even want to run for president, he ran because he had ghost of brothers haunting him and driving him into a run and the democratic party wanted him for him more than he wanted it for him. that was that -- the answer that kennedy gave it was not that terrible it was just boring, but came to represent something much bigger. yes a level. [inaudible] >> how difficult was it to get him to talk to you, how interesting was he -- [inaudible] >> so many people asked me that question, that'll be a question i ask him. but it wasn't super hard to get -- there wasn't a lot of resistance. still active and jerry was helpful, always supporter of the book and, you know, it took time but i never ha

one legendary singer-songwriter expected to bring home some gold is john prine and john dickerson gotwith him in nashville. >> play a song from the new album. >> all right. >> reporter: john prine knows how to tell a story. ♪ if you like your apples sweet ♪ >> reporter: he can make you life ♪ and your streets are not concrete you'll be in your bed by 9:00 every night ♪ >> reporter: or put a lump in your throat. ♪ all wet and warm ♪ not ten miles away ♪ approaching my mexican home >> reporter: for more than five decades, the singer-songwriter has played his own kind of music, earning a devoted fan base. 7 it's a half an inch of water ♪ >> make sure you write something that you like because the worst thing that can happen is it becomes a hit and everywhere you go and every day of your life you'll be expected to sing that song becaut number one and, tag, you're it. ♪ we had an apartment in the city ♪ >> reporter: off his 1971 debut album is a gig a gig without si >> i more or less threw them in a hat. >> that's a pretty good hat. >> i know. it was. i wish i into where the hat was ♪ i am

only on "cbs this morning," the 77-year-old former mayor and congressman spoke to john dickerson aboutpresidency. >> so senator sander, you're going run for president? >> i am going to run for president, that's correct. >> what's going to be different this time? >> we're going to win. we are going to also launch what i think is unprecedented in modern american history, and that is a grassroots movement, john, to lay the groundwork for transforming the economic and political life of this country. that's what's different. >> and that's your theory, which is that without the groundswell, without the grassroot, you can't change the politics? >> look, somebody can come before you and say look, i want to do a and i want to do b, and that's fine. at the end of the day, the only way that real change takes place is when millions of people stand up, fight back, and say enough is enough. we're going to have a government that works for all of us, not just the few. but bottom line for me is i think it is absolutely imperative that donald trump be defeated because i think it is unacceptable and unam

john dickerson, this guy, sits down with americana folk legend john prime to talk about his first albumawards. >>> also, apple music's zane lowe will create a daily play list all week. check it out on our facebook page and "cbs this morning." and you can watch the 61st grammy awards sunday, february 10th, here cbs. we'll be right back. ♪ directions of niles canyon >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. it is 8:55. i'm michelle griego. both directions of niles canyon are back open after a mudslide shut it down. the chp says it caused one crash and no reports of injuries. >>> another mudslide has lanes shut on highway 35 near castanea ridge road halfway between cupertino and la honda. it's estimated to take about a week to clear the roads. >>> five cell towers in the university south neighborhood. a planning director approved it above ground. >>> news updates on your favorite platforms, including our website, www.kpix.com. >>> welcome back. you'll see stop and go conditions across the golden gate bridge. slow conditions due to a crash north of there around the walden t

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm john dickerson. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news."everyone, and welcome to the "overnight news." i'm demarco morgan. the stage is set for the second high stakes summit between president trump and north korea's kim jong-un. the president is flying to vietnam and is expected to arrive this morning. north korea has no air force one so kim left his capital by train on saturday. the north koreans do have missiles and a nuclear weapons program, and that could eventually threaten the u.s. inobandhose is at the heart of this meeting. the summit will take place in hanoi, and ben tracy is there. >> reporter: after an elaborate sendoff in pyongyang, kim jong-un rode his dark green and very slow armored train for more than 50 hours through china to reach the vietnamese border. he apparently wasn't in a hurry, and neither it seems is president trump. >> i think we'll have a very tremendous summit. we want denuclearization. >> reporter: before departing for hanoi, the president says he is no longer insisting that north korea quickly denuclearize. >

he told cbs john dickerson that he will weigh. you can watch the interview on cbs this morning coming up at 7:00 after this newscast. >>> it is 506 ed galberth california is among 60s these filing lawsuits against the president trump emergency declaration for the southern border. the plan to bypass congress to build the wall is bringing out protesters as he plans to secure billions of dollars to build the wall by diverting the funding from the defense in other departments. the white house is challenging the notion that the emergency declaration is unconstitutional. >> the president is overreaching, going beyond his executive powers knowing there is no emergency crisis at the border. >> president trump vow to take the fight to the supreme court. in the meantime the border control confirms the death of a third migrant since december. the 45-year-old mexican national died after crossing the us-mexico border into texas earlier this month. he had heart failure. >>> the vatican has reportedly admitted they have secret guidelines on what

from "cbs this morning," please john dickerson norah o'donnell, and bianna golodryga and gayle king. applause ). >> stephen: please, have a seat. there you go. come on down. come on down. first of all,-- >> this feels like a big couch, stephen. >> stephen: we cut out the big couch for you guys. i don't think we've ever had this many people at once. thank you so much for being here. i know that you guys work real jobs and have to get up in the morning. thanks for coming to our little reindeer games tonight. >> we're just thinking sleep is overrated. and if you're going to stay up late on a school night, shouldn't you be with stephen colbert? ( applause ) >> stephen: okay, let's get right to it. we've got a lot to cover and very little time, and we're live! okay, so, how did he do? how-- gayle, how do you think he did? >> well, we kept hearing-- all after we kept hearing it's going to be unity, unity, unity. then an hour before i heard it's going to be very aggressive, very caustic, and very acrimonious. i actually thought it was very-- i thought it was pretty tame. there were a couple

john dickerson has the story. >> i see a waste of time, a waste of money and the behavior of a bunch eople who look small -- >> reporter: on the floor, john dinge lr dingell was known for his temper quick whit. >> presidents come and presidents go and john dingell goes on forever. >> reporter: he took over the seat held by his father, john dingell sr and helped lead the fight for civil rights. on face the nation he told bob schiffer his vote for the civil rights bill was one of his proudest moments. >> do you think you could pass the 1964 civil rights bill today? >> i said before i am not sure we could pass the 10 commandments in this congress. >> reporter: he announced his retirement. >> i want to enjoy a little bit peace and quiet. >> reporter: it ignited his peppery sense of humor. zingers that had many of his followers questioning if it was really the 92-year-old typing them. >> there's no way 100-year-old john dingell is tweeting this. [ bleep] >> reporter: our note to self sear as. >> there will always be work left to do and never enough hours in the day but with god's help, you

. >>> for look at what is coming up later on cbs this morning we have john dickerson from new york. >friday. ahead on cbs this morning pope francis is proposing multiple ways to punish the predator priests to keep the children safe. from the cardinal that help to organize the historic vatican summit. >>> taking action against the potentially harmful dietary supplements and why the ingredients on the label may not tell you everything about them, and how to protect herself. >>> black panther going into the weekend oscars with seven nominations and we look at the cultural movement of african futurism coming up at 7:00. >> we love that director who is from the bay area, and we are rooting for him. >> they also have a sequel on sunday anher onming tole weekly. >>d od >>thing ths a showdo een the trump administration in california over the administration and they have decided to scrap negotiations over the plan of the president to undo fuel efficiency standards in the cars and light trucks and it is the main issue of the california right to opt out of the federal rules to set their own stan

is-- and here's the point-- bernie's not young, which was pointed out on "cbs this morning" by john dickerson: >> you'll be 79 when you're inaugurated. >> yes. >> that's old, by the standard of presidents. >> yes. >> should people be concerned about that? >> i think, you know, when we look at people, whether they're old or they're young, you have to look at the totality of the person. i was a cross-country runner, a long-distance runner when i was a kid, and i've been running hard, in a sense, since then. >> stephen: yes, bernie's been running since he was a kid. and we actually have a picture of his middle school track team. ( laughter ) still looks great. still look amazing. incredible. but bernie insists that it doesn't matter if other candidates are more diverse, because it's not about him. it's about the people. that's why the tagline on his website is "not me. us." bold move to do a misdirect in the middle of a slogan. his other choice was: bernie sanders: old... fashioned american values. ( applause ) bernie also feels vindicated, because the rest of the democratic candidates are jumpi

. >>> john dickerson joins us from new york to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> happy fridayahead on cbs this morning, the vast polar vortex we've been talking about all week is winding down and we take a look at the we can warm up. it will stall out some areas as much as and 80 degrees swing. >>> only days away from kickoff at super bowl liii and james brown will preview the patriots and the rams matchup. >>> we have the maroon 5 front mem adam levine ahead of the band halftime performance. >>> the best part of the show, the highflying view of what it takes to pull off one of the most carefully choreographed displays of patriotism at the big game. >>> we will see with all that at 7. >>> yesterday, rooting for the patriots and how about you? >> i am in favor of a good game. i am from washington dc so my team is not even with the in 100 miles of the stadium. >> okay. you are a fan of football so that's good. we will see you at 7:00. >>> it is 6:45 am. >>> amazon is reporting record- breaking holiday sales and another strong jobs report is out this morning. >> we have kcbs radi

i am gayle king with norah o'donnell along with john dickerson in new york. president trump has arrived in vietnam for the second summit jong-un and we have air force one on the ground in hanoi where the two leaders will sit down for the first time since the meeting in singapore eight months ago. this is just after 9 pm with the big welcoming ceremony for the president who left washington 21 hours ago and major garrett said the president will spend as much time traveling to vietnam as he will in vietnam traveling to the other side of the world for the historic summit. >>> we have ben tracy in hanoi, the vietnam capital where the north korean dictator arrived earlier and when will these two leaders meet for the first time. spec we are told the meeting will take place tomorrow and he, the president and kim jong- un will meet for dinner. the face-to-face official meeting will take place the next day on thursday local time here. but you can see the literally rolling out the red carpet for the president, the scene playing out in hanoi earlier today when kim jong-u

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i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell, john dickerson and bianna golodryga.photo and says he'll do everything he can to regain virginia trust. that photograph from his 1984 medical school year book surfaced ten days ago. northam has apologized recently and said he was not in that image. "the washington post" poll over the weekend, 73% of virginians said they did not believe his explanation for the photo. 53% said they accept his apology. here's more of our conversation with the governor. >> i'm marvelled that you're still standing when so many people have said you've got to go and you've got to go now. i'm thinking either he's got a lot of confidence or he's just a little crazy. >> well, i know in my heart who i am and i know what i can do, and virginia right now needs a leader that's strong, that has courage and that can take us to the next level and i can do that. >> you might have to convince people that you're still the right leader for this job. >> i will. >> you have a lot to do. >> i have a lot of work to do, but i will do everything i can to regain vi

. >> i'm bianna golodryga with norah o'donnell, gayle king and john dickerson.the path of a mavis and dangerous storm. more than two dozen states from the plains to the mid-atlantic and northeast are under winter weather alerts. >> the storm system with snow, sleet and icy rain is hitting the midwest and the mid-atlantic right now, and it is expected to move up the east coast. kris van cleave is driving west along interstate 66 in virginia with a look at conditions right now. chris, good morning. you're not at the wheel right now, i'm glad to hear. >> i'm not doing the actual driving, that's true. good morning. if you like awful winter wet we are, we've got a bit of all of it for you today. the snow started around 6:00 a.m. we can show you freeway conditions here have come to a stop on e ro sli 've seen spun-out cars. the d.c. region will get 2 to 4 inches of snow in most regions. some parts of our area could see seven inches of snow and then after the snow by mid-afternoon we'll see sleet and freezing rain and that will turn over to cold rain tonight. schools a

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. >> i'm john dickerson with bianna golodryga, gayle king and norah o'donnell.ng the rest of his life in prison saying he intentionally lied to the special counsel's office about three separate topics including contacts during and after the campaign with an associate who the fbi says has ties to russian intelligence. >> prosecutors said last week that fan amortgage's lies about those contacts are still very much at the heart of what the special counsel's office is investigating. manafort agreed to cooperate in exchange for a light sentence, but the judge says the special counsel is no longer bound by that plea deal. manafort is one of five close trump associates or advisers to have pleaded guilty or been convicted of lying. >>> vice president mike pens told european allies in poland this morning that they should join the u.s. and pull out of the iran nuclear telling calling iran the world's largest state spansor of terrorism. the agenda does not include saudi arabia's conflict with yemen and the role in the killing of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi

. >> i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king, john dickerson and bianna golodryga. >>> president trump hasicials welcomed the president a short time ago. he and kim will have a brief one on one meeting tomorrow followed by dinner. now their official discussions will happen on thursday. kim arrived hours ago after a train ride through china that took 2 1/2 days. he was greeted at vietnam's border with a redarpet welcome, large crowds and heavy security before he was driven to his hotel in hanoi. >>> american journalists expected to work at that hotel but they were suddenly forces to move a few hours before kim arrived. hotel staff told cbs news that north korean security will not allow them to touch anything, not even help with any of the luggage. >> it has been reported that the north korean president is worried about being poisoned and other things and having any -- >> he brings his own stuff with him, everything. >> brought his own bubble. >> the president's former attorney michael cohen is testifying on capitol hill this morning about the russia investigation and other matters. attorney

. >> i'm john dickerson with gayle king, norah o'donnell and bianna golodryga. >> drive-through is better forever. >> so you better go inside. >> i'll go inside. >> you just go inside, bianna. >> and now this. the world's richest man, jeff bezos, is accusing the "national enquirer" and its parent company, american media, inc., of quote extortion and blackmail. amazon's founder launched an investigation last month to learn how "the enquirer" obtained text messages to a woman he was having an affair with. bezos wrote on the website medium last night that ami threatened to publish revealing photos of him unless he stopped his investigation. >> jeff bezos said ami asked him to claim, quote, no knowledge or basis for suggesting that ami's coverage was politically motivated. he said it would be a lie to say that, and he would not do it. bezos said the threat came shortly after he learned the investigation upset ami ceo david pecker who is a longtime friend of president trump. ami has admitted paying a woman who claims that she had an affair with donald trump to keep the news from being publishe

. >> i'm bine inanna golodryga wi gayle king and john dickerson. >> actor jussie smollett is promisingeged smollett without two brothers a check for $35 money to stage the attack. >> "empire" producers say smollett's character will be dropped from the final two episodes of the show's current season. they say while these allegations are very disturbing, we are placing our trust in the legal system. smollett returned to the "empire" set after posting bail yesterday and reportedly apologized to the cast. his lawyers say he, quote, fiercely and solemnly maintains his innocence. chicago's police chief accused the actor of taking resources away from real victims of gun violence and hate crimes, and president trump tweeted what about maga and the tens of millions of people you insulted with your rates of and dangerous comment. smollett had claimed that his attackers yelled this is maga country. >> day two of the vatican's historic summit on clergy sexual abuse is focusing on how to hold catholic leaders accountable. well, this morning chicago cardinal blase cupich says the church needs to est

. >> i'm john dickerson with bianna golodryga and norah o'donnell and gayle is on assignment.is second summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. kim is expected to arrive there later today. he's been traveling through china by train. the two leaders will meet on wednesday and thursday. eight months ago they met for about five hours in singapore, but north korea cannot make any concrete commitments on nuclear disarmament. >> secretary of state mike pompeo said there may have to be a third summit before north korea takes any tangible actions. he said north korea still possesses a nuclear threat -- poses a nuclear threat. a spokesman for south korea's president told reporters that kim and mr. trump may agree to declare a formal end to the korean war after a more than 65-year cease-fire. >>> pope francis says the roman catholic church should fight an all-out battle against sexual abuse. he addressed nearly 200 bishops and senior leaders at the end of a four-day meeting yesterday. the vatican said it would publish a guide book for bishops that will help them understand their dut

. >> i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson, bianna golodryga and gayle king. let's stwart this. police overnight last night after claiming he was the victim of a racist beating. he's charged with disorderly conduct and accused of filing a false report. dean reynolds is at the chicago courthouse where smollett will appear later today. what a turn of events. dean, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. with jussie smollett under arrest right now he's expected to be transported here a little later for his first court appearance. he had been resisting police requests for a follow-up interview, and that was before he turned himself in. police say smollett lied when he claimed two men physically attacked him in the middle of the night in downtown chicago. the men who are acquaintances of smollett are seen on surveillance video buying a red cap and a ski mask the day before smollett claims he was assaulted. the two men testified before a grand jury yesterday and have not been charged. in a statement, smollett's lawyer said mr. smollett enjoys the presumption of innocent, particularly

. >>> i'm john dickerson with norah o'donnell, bianna golodryga and gayle king. his summit with north korean leader kim jong-un without a nuclear weapons deal or any deal at all really. a scheduled signing ceremony had a noise, vietnam, was called off overnight. the president told reporters that kim wanted all u.s. economic sanctions to be lifted right away. >> they were willing to denuke a large portn of the areas that we wanted, but we couldn't give up all of the sanctions for that. we actually had papers ready to be signed, but it just wasn't appropriate. i want to do it right. i'd much rather do it right than do it fast. >> the president said talks will continue, but they have not scheduled a third summit. senior foreign affairs correspondent and "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan is in hanoi. margaret, good morning is this considered a diplomatic failure? >> reporter: not a full failure but certainly not a success and i'll explain why, because negotiators had been working through the night. they just weren't able to broker the kind of breakthrough

. >>> i'm bianna golodryga with john dickerson, norah o'donnell and gayle king. >>> california is ining. the system is expected to bring torrential rain and several feet of snow to the mountains. record rainfall is expected in some areas. flooding and mud slides are a threat in areas that were hit by wildfires last year. paradise, california, could get up to a half foot of rain over the next three days. >> in the east, deadly winter storm brought a mix of snow, ice and rain from minnesota to maine yesterday. the winter weather caused chaos on the roads as cars and trucks spun out. more snow will fall today in parts of new england and new york state. by the time this storm moves out, some areas could get up to 18 inches of snow. >>> sources tell cbs news president trump is likely to sign a bipartisan spending deal to avoid another government shutdown even though he says he's not happy about it. the agreement reached on monday calls for nearly $1.4 billion to add 55 miles of border fencing but nothing to build a concrete wall. it offers far less than the $5.7 billion the president dema

. >> this is "up," i'm david gura and what is bernie sanders telling john dickerson he plans to run fore senator from vermont joins nine democrats vying for the seat to unseat president trump in 2020. senator sanders says he wants to transform the democratic party and wants to make it even more progressive. in the first 24 hours after he launched his campaign, bernie sanders raised a record breaking $5.9 million from 223,000 donors and senator kamala harris raised a quarter of that in the first day of fundraising and senator klobuchar brought in a million and senator elizabeth warren $300,000. i'm struck how bernie sanders talks about his campaign and how he sees it as another movement in american history. >> if you learn from the civil rights movement, the trade union movement frrkts women's movement, from the gay movement, that real change never occurs in this country unless millions of people are standing up and fighting back. >> i want to start with you. you've worked on campaigns. you've been party to campaigns. to talk about it in that way, to say a campaign for president is analo

this is senator sanders speaking to john n dickerson on "cbs this momorning." >>>> i am going to run foror president. that's true. >> what is going to be different this time? >> we're going to win. a also went to lunch grassroots movemement to lay the groundwork for transforming the economic and political life of this country. that is what is different. amy: senator sanders sought the nomination in 2016, but lost to hillary clinton. sanders has long been one of the most progressive voices in u.s. politics and promised to reign in corporate and wall street greed, while implementing social welfare programs like memedicare for all and free public college. in a 2015 presidential debate, sanders declared climate change to be the greatest threat to national security. the sanders campaign was credited for pushing clinton's rhetoric and policy positions further to the left. despite the democratic party establishment heavily favoring clinton, sanders carried primary races or caucuses in 23 out of 57 contests. many accused democrats of rigging the primary against sanders, pointing to the democ

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