today on the show, michael bloomberg. the former mayor of new york city has challenged donald trump on climate change, guns and other things. but is he ready to challenge him for the presidency? i will ask in an exclusive interview. >> i care very much about this country, as you know, i have devoted my life and all my net worth to trying to make the world a better place. >> also it's been three months since women in saudi arabia have been allowed behind the wheel. i'll talk to minal al sharif who fought hard for that right. so why she hasn't she been able to participate? find out when we talk to her. >>> but first here's my take. when confronting a challenging problem, it's sometimes useful to listen to someone who looks at it have an entirely different angle. that's why i found it fascinating to talk about the rise of populism and nativism with bono last week at a summit in kiev. the irish activist philanthropist sees the same forces we do in europe, but focuses on something intangible yet essential. the only way to comb

amy: soon after the press conference, michael bloomberg headed to the main plenary to address the globalte action summit. he was introduced by nancy pelosi. >> welcome the special envoy for climate action, the founder of bloomberg philanthropies, and the 108th mayor of new york city, michael bloomberg. thank you. [chanting -- our land is not for sale] sale]ir is not for sale]ater is not for >> our people, our communities are not for sale. 300 elected delegates. mr. bloomberg: only in america can you have protesters protesting and environmental conference. >> what are you with? >> grass-roots global justice alliance. we're here telling bloomberg and the corporate heads and business leaders that our planet is not for sale. our communities are not for sale. air and water is not for sale. they cannot modify the -- they cannot do this. >> i am with a water coalition from the navajo nation. we're here with our friends, people who are actually impacted and at the places where they say these so-called wonderful projects are happening. this is just a scheme to make money out of the problems that

leading the forum was michael bloomberg.een pouring money into the midterm elections, and he even may run for president in 2020. downbbc correspondent sa with him >> you had a president yesterday who stood up at th u.n. and said that he rejects the ideology of globalization. aboutyo -- what d make of what the president said? h michael: i wople would laugh with us rather than address. id. -- i do not agree with most of donald trump's policies. but i think with time, his policies will switch around because the only way this works is that people work together. you need business and government tort together, you need all different countries to work together. we do not live in a world where anybody can stand alone. >> for this rather critical moment in the world, and you ofe firm belief inhe value globalization and globalism and open markets. michael: yes. am that -- imperative that you run for president? not think it is imperative but i believe very strongly that a lot of the things that we are doing is going in the wrong direct

a big sponsor of that event is michael bloomberg bloomberg philanthropies. while we know he is concerned about greenhouse effects, he may be concerned about white house effects. >> i believe it was the first one, bloomberg for president. >> reporter: willie brown says the summit is a kickoff for bloomberg's presidential bid. this is the media room at the summit. there are reporters from all over the world. it would seem like the perfect place to make a big speech and get some good press if a person were say, running for president in 2020. but think about who is not here. joe biden, cory booker,, harris, bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren, nowhere to be found. none of those hopefuls are anywhere to be found, and former mayor willie brown says that is not a coincidence. >> you have an issue that no one can challenge you on. how will biden raised the question? and you'll have gore standing next to you, in all of his glory? >> reporter: headlines claim that bloomberg is planning to run. >> he is going to be a democrat this time. >> reporter: bloomberg is not a

michael bloomberg, coincidentally, from the bloomberg global business forum.n the markets, we are still waiting for the fed. what markets are doing in lieu of that. dow jones futures up by 45. european stocks flat, but european autos consistently getting hit as dialer changes its ceo, speeding up that timeline. its loweredrom forecast from yesterday. euro-dollar, interesting to watch. you have italy saying they want more spending for the budget in 2019, however, you are seeing buying coming into the market, the euro holding pretty steady despite those headlines, what we're seeing in germany, a shift in angela merkel's party. a flatter yield curve. gruden not having that geopolitical risk premium yet until that unt security council and any word about iran from president trump. let's get first word news with emma chandra. china is taking steps to lower cause for consumers and companies as the trade war with the u.s. escalates. in beijing is cutting the price of a number of bids. in july, china lowered tariffs on a wide range of products. president trump is back

michael bloomberg will speak about ways in which u.s. states and cities have taken action against climate change at a time where the federal government has not made it a priority. the epa -- that everyone is happy with governor brown's environmental policies. a group of activists are planning to protest the summit and the governor's policies later this morning and they will be talking about how they are upset over the last 10 years -- he approved 20,000 oil drilling areas. that will happen this morning along with his speech. will be covering all that and bringing you updates throughout the show this morning. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, fox 2 news. >>> the mayor of palace -- perez will talk about how cities can reach -- the mayor of paris will talk about how cities can reach the goals. harrison ford will be there. mcdonald's and levi's and walmart will also talk about there -- about how they want to reduce their footprint. traffic will be closed because of the summit. that section of howard street will stay closed through the end

we have notable pallbearers, including joe biden and war reason betty and michael bloomberg.s is expected to go on for another 40 minutes or so. it is tough to tell exactly because they are slightly behind schedule. but this is henry kissinger. we heard from meghan mccain and joe lieberman. >> it is shipping to watch. and you talked about the bipartisanship and how senator john mccain planned this down to the tt is interesting to see how the speaker don't roll off each other. from this point on, what does the day look like into tomorrow as we behind the final ceremonies? >> >> reporter: from here they'll go to the funeral home. but final ceremony is tomorrow at the naval academy where he'll be buried next to his dear friend and naval academy classmate chuck -- that is the only private ceremony. he had a funeral at the north phoenix bat sift church on thursday and he died in state in the arizona state capitol. he lied in state yesterday and the u.s. capitol rotunda and taken here this morning. and they made a stop at the vietnam veterans' memorial and laid a wreath. but tomorr

michael bloomberg, the former mayor of new york.nd michael bloomberg floats the idea of running for president? does he have shot? last time he decided he was a businessman and he would not get a return on his investment so he decided not to. everything he is standing for at the moment is not what is happening at the moment. if he is holding a forum on free and open trade and open economies. so this would be an ideal time for him to run. this would have to be as a democrat as he has rejected the republicans. switching parties would like having to have your cake and eat it where people wa nt your cake and eat it where people want authenticity. identity might come to the same conclusion but likes people talking about it. as we are. the two men identified as suspects in the nerve agent attack in salisbury said they were tourists who went to the city to see its famous cathedral spire. they may have approached sergei skripal s house by accident they said, but they denied carrying any poison or committing any crime. president putin even to

we had ten years ten years ago. >> reporter: even former new york mayor michael bloomberg wasn't spared, though his response was a crowd pleaser. >> only in america could you have environmentalists protesting an environmentalist conference. >> reporter: but the conference who hosted bloomberg a year ago -- >> you can recognize we need to do a lot to address climate change not only for the future of our city but other cities across the globe. >> reporter: in san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> a milestone for a project that could be an environmental game changer. ocean system 001 is set to begin its critical ocean test tonight. it launched on saturday. and if all goes as planned, the groundbreaking technology could be the key to breaking up the patch of plastic in the pacific. the plastic is huge, twice the size of texas. the entire process is expected to take about five years. it is massive. >> that's a big deal. >>> rob mayeda is here to talk about our weekend forecast, which is here. we're here. >> the weather is going to follow us into the weekend. it's good news for air

talk of possible run from michael bloomberg. he's now considering run for president in 2020. >> he puts up the trial balloon, floats it and then it sanks. and then he realizes that he couldn't win in 2008, 2012 and he wouldn't win in 2016. >> reporter: bloomberg comfirms that he run. he was once a democrat, then a republican and now an independent. he firmly believes that a major partly nominee for the white house. he recently said he would give $80 million to democrats in hopes of flipping the house representativeatize. >> the republicans in washington have had years to show that they could lead on this issue and they have failed. >> the ballot of the billionaires maybe a tough one for bloomberg which could end up hurting his chances, while others say he has a chance. >> there will be other big names. at the end of the day none of them are as dominant heading into the process as we have seen in the past. so anyone that's got a message and a record and the resources to build an orgay have a shot. >> reporter: boombering says he

former mayor michael bloomberg is considering a run for president p laura ingle tells us why he would run as a democrat.>> reporter: we've been here before. talk of a possible run from michael bloomberg the three- time mayor of new york city and multibillionaire who is considering a run for president in 2020.>> he puts up the balloon and floats it, it sinks. he realizes he could not win in 2008 or 2012 and not 2016. >> a spokesperson confirmed to foxy is considering a run as a democrat.>> reporter: the native new yorker has worn many hats throughout his political life, once a democrat than a republican now independent he told the new york times he firmly believes only a major party nominee in win the white house. he's upping the ante for the midterms recently saying he would give $80 million to democrats in hopes of flipping the house of representatives while attending a summit last week. >> the republicans have had years to show they could lead on this issue and they have failed p are>> reporter: analysts say while money matters in campaigns the battle of the billionaires may be a to

. >> reporter: governor brown and former new york mayor michael bloomberg are seen as political leaders in the efforts to reverse the effects of climate change. but outside the global climate action summit, both found little support among protesters who believe not enough has been done to stop the extraction of oil in california. today's demonstrations did not sit well with former new york mayor and environmentalist michael bloomberg. >> it reminds me of people who want to build a wall along the mexican border to keep people out from a country that we go to for vacations. something's crazy here. >> reporter: that remark was criticized by the nonprofit food and water watch. its executive director said there's nothing crazy about opposing fossil fuels. thousands with an interest in the summit came to pledge their support for the 2015 paris agreement. back then, the u.s. vowed to reduce carbon emissions by 26% by 2025. bloomberg said we're already halfway there. hollywood is also weighing in. actor harry hamlin's company has been working with fusion energy. >> we expect to have an absolute

today governor brown and former new york mayor michael bloomberg will discuss their effort to organize cities, states and businesses to fight climate change. the governments own record has critics. -- governor's own record has critics. protesters gathered to demand the governor shutdown a national -- natural gas storage facility. 3 years ago it was the site of the biggest gas leak in u.s. history. today california's public utility commission will consider a plan to charge customers when they switch to clean programs. the mayors of san jose, san francisco and oakland oppose the proposal but established utilities favorite because they could lose business to municipal programs. >>> five victims and the gunmen are dead after a shooting spree in bakersfield. >> we have the latest on what led to the violence. >> reporter: there are lots of questions this morning. investigators have been coming through several crime scenes and interviewing dozens of witnesses. up to 30 so far. the shooting rampage started shortly before 538 -- 5:30 pm last night. a husband and wife showed up at a business and

so, you know all there is to know about michael bloomberg and politics. is this real? they're saying is the path to independence isn't really there. there is a chapter in the book about putting the campaign together. right now people are so polarized whether you love the presidents or hit him you have strong feelings. so for florida road women at work i don't know. i know he would be the best person to beat president. >> steve: let's talk about your book. start saving politics by death by politics. all sides of the spectrum would welcome what do you mean? >> what i find is whether to start up in the transportation spacer hotels, whoever has interest doesn't want competition. you use pay to play politics and corruption to keep them out. hotels doing that to air b&b and so on. the real challenge is entrenched interest in the bureaucrats in every state local government and all the companies who don't want competition could use on fair politics to keep them out. we have to figure out how to break through that. >> is helping the disruptor survive and be able to offer their

. >>> governor jerry brown a former new york mayor michael bloomberg among the major speakers speaking in san francisco with the global climate action summit they're talking a how city states and businesses are fighting climate change. allie rasmus is intelligence go right outside the muscogee center. tell us more. >>reporter: third and howard you can see you can see the global action summit -- third and howard are closed the entire block is shut down a two vehicle traffic because of the event things are about to get started and about an hour from now and you can see some people with nametags with some attendees entering the earliest event this morning start at a with the action summit coaches governor jerry brown and former mayor of new york michael bloomberg. to tell you about the summit there are more than 4000 people registered to attend the conference and many affiliated talks and events leading up to it this week. hundreds gathered last night for an official vip kickoff event which included policymakers, politicians, state original government officials and industry leaders allent

inside a group of protestors distrubed former new york mayor michael bloomberg's speech with chants that land and air are not for sale. only in america could you have environmentalists protesting in environmental put conferencepolice ejected 10 demonstators from the convention.... this whole conference is really about how to make money and not really about how to solve climate and how to protect human life and communities a man from the equadorian amazon explained through a translator the impact oil drilling has on his people. the destruction of the forest and of the environment and the destruction of people of indigenous people and so we are adamantly opposed to it these 79 year old woman from the dene indian nation of alberta canada explains why she came to protest. we are dying from cancer, we are dying from oil fumes that are in our air. our animals are dying, we cannot even put a garden in no more because the climate is changing and our gardens are no longer good for usthe activists say it's communities of color that are most impacted by oil drilling and refineries and representativ

arthel: well, eric, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is actively considering a run for thete house in 2020, as a democrat. the 76-year-old also plans to spend at least 80 million dollars to help democratic candidates in this year's midterm elections. laura ingle has more. >> we have been here before. talk of a possible run from michael bloomberg, the three time mayor of new york city, and multi-billionaire who is now considering a run for president in 2020. >> you know, puts up a trial balloon, floats it and then it sinks. and he realizes that he couldn't win in 2008. he couldn't win in 2012. and he couldn't win in 2016. >> a bloomberg spokesperson confirms to fox that he is considering a run as a democrat in the next presidential election. the native new yorker has worn many hats throughout his political life, once a democrat, then a republican, now an independent, he told the new york times last week that he firmly believes only a major party nominee can win the white house. bloomberg is getting involved in upping the ante for the midterms, recently saying that he would g

michael bloomberg's of mayor of new york city and he would now be running as a democrat.dent laura ingalls says they may enter a very democratic democratic democratic party failed. >> with been here before, talk of a possible run for michael bloomberg, the three-time mayor of new york city and multibillionaire who is now considering a run for president in 2,020. >> he puts up the trial balloon, floats it and it sinks in. he realizes that he couldn't win in 2008, couldn't win in 2012 and couldn't win in 2016. >> he confirms to fox that he is considering a run as democrat in the next presidential election. he has worn many hats throughout his political life, and he told "the new york times" last week that he firmly believes that only a major party nominee could win the white house. bloomberg is getting involved in upping the ante for the midterm recently saying he would give $80 million to the democrats in hopes of flipping the house of representatives while attending a global summit next week. >> the battle of the billionaires may be a tough one for bloomberg who holds opp

. >> reporter: brown sat down with michael bloomberg who found irony outside. >> we have environmentalists protesting an environmental conference. >> my plan is been integrated plan built up over time that is subject to review on a regular basis. and we welcome any suggestions people have. . >> reporter: on saturday, brown signed legislation to block new oil drilling off the state's coast. but on shore is still allowed. an advocate for the california energy industry says ending it is counterproductive and could lead the increased imports from regions with looser protections. local politicians signed a petition demanding the governor phase out fossil fuel production. and these protesters say that's a good sign. >> local movements increase the state mochls and national movements. we're bringing the local wins to help the state win happen. . >> reporter: and one of the organizers here just told me that they do have act viss inside -- activists inside the center and we can expect, quote, unquote, disruption later this afternoon. kpix 5. >>> while the government prepares for the impact of hurri

. >> reporter: even former new york mayor michael bloomberg wasn't spared, though his response was a crowd pleaser. >> only in america could you have environmentalists protesting an environmental conference. >> even when you put forward aggressive policies to protect the environment, you can still have a thriving economy. >> reporter: to less expected places, such as houston, an oil and fossil fuel haven. >> you can be the energy capital of the world and at the same time you can recognize that we need to do a lot to address the climate change for the future, not only of our city but other cities across the globe. >> reporter: in san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> we have more coverage from the summit online. our team are posting from san francisco, including these tweets showing the self-driving buses driving delegates to and from the conference. >>> the hurricanes are getting plit political. as hurricane florence drives to the east coast, president trump is addressing the controversy on puerto rico. he disputed the revised death toll in puerto rico. he insists 3,000 peo

. >> yeah, and another name we haven't mentioned the potential for michael bloomberg, another new york billionaire to get into this as well. >> and mark cuban, because he -- i believe he's seriously considering it so we did a poll against college kids in the last few months just with a bunch of different names. jamie dimon wasn't one of them what was very clear is based on their reaction to the current administration, they would actually prefer to see somebody who isn't a business person. so they're lumping business people into this category because they don't really know the difference between jamie dimon or mark cuban. but they see that as this is what business people do. it was really fascinating to me that they look more towards now somebody who knows how to run government as opposed to know how to run a business. and that will change over time i mean it does ebbs and flows with college kids in particular, but i just found it interesting that that was the case so the winner in all this becomes twitter. because the more people that are running for office, the more people will be foc

the protesters briefly disrupted yesterday's climate summit just as former new york mayor michael bloomberg about to speak. the demonstrators said political and business leaders just aren't doing enough to fight climate change. >> if you look at the program it is corporate heads, elected officials, and everything they were saying was all about making profits. >> only in america could you have environmentalists protesting an environmental conference. >> outside of the muscogee center about 500 protesters filled the streets taking issues with governor brown's policies on fossil fuel production claiming he approved more than 200 new oil wells in california. >>> california is closer to reducing greenhouse gas emissions per governor brown signed a bill yesterday designed to fight global warming . the signing ceremony happened on the san francisco bay onboard the maiden crews of the new red and gold fleets hybrid electric very. the governor signed 16 environmental bills into law that include rebates for electric car owners, help for low income families to get electric cars, incentives to have mor

he went on to say levi's will be partnering with michael bloomberg to advocate for gun control. >> another multimillionaire has decided that they want to invest their millions of dollars and their fortune into taking away the rights of everyday citizens. sounds like business as usual. >> fog folks we talked to outside the levi store on market street say levi and nike are taking a slight gamble for taking a stand. >> a lot of people are standing up for it so it's a good thing. and i hope more companies jump on board. >> i like their stuff number one. number two, i support gun control. i think we have a big problem. i'm not trying to take away peoples rights but i think there needs to be stricter rules. >> while upset customers on social media are setting nike merchandise on fire that hasn't been the case today for levis. today this facebook user says he's not going to set his pants on fire but posted a picture of his semiautomatic handgun hashtag my levis, my gun. >>> tonight the dmv is admitting it botched tens of thousands of voter registrations. the errors happened with the states motor

. >> the governor and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg are launching a campaign called america's pledge. the point is to help americans stay in tandem with clean energy despite an action at the federal level. >>> dozens of san francisco restaurants are pledging to go low carbon. on the culinary contribution to the climate summit. >> reporter: the fight against climate change is not often found in the kitchen. in this restaurant, he is serving climate conscious dishes. >> i am hoping that people will realize more and more the effect on the choices they make by the food they are eating. >> reporter: it is why he built his restaurants around sustainability. and why he is one of 60 top bay area restaurants participating in 0 food prep week in partnership with the golden gate restaurant association. restaurants make practical changes and charge a fee up to $.25 to offset the carbon impact generated by their meal. >> according to the bay area quality management district when they look at the greatest sources of carbon generation, transportation by the surprise is number one. the second

while former new york mayor, michael bloomberg, tried to speak. >> only in america could you have environmentalists and protesting an environmental conference. >> mayor bloomberg and governor jerry brown tried to stay on message, launching their america as pledge campaign. it is a concept that circumvents the u.s. decision to drop out of the paris climate agreement. outside, these californians collect on debt. >> what's happening inside the summit is eventually a traitor. >> so is he a hypocrite for saying this? >> yes. he needs to be --. >> oil is brown's blind spot. been received $9.8 million in campaign contributions from energy companies, a connection the governor does not deny. >> you know, the politics runs on money. billions and billions of dollars. and all those people in the industry. that is part of what it is. as some of you want to point to a contribution, i will be allowed to comment. >>reporter: he asserts the production of crude oil in california is going down. statistic is concerned by the energy administration administration. brown says california is leading the charge in climate c

some of the preps are underway at the mosconi center where al gore and michael bloomberg will be among the featured speakers. the new york attorney general spoke about the innovators who will attend that summit. >> many such examples are going to be showcased this week at the important global climb action summit convened by governor brown in california. all the pioneers i mentioned have seen the future. they are betting on green because they understand that this is the path to prosperity and peace on a healthy planet. >> thousands of people from around the world will converge on san francisco this week including scientists, environmental activists and business leaders. officer... is demanding >>> the family of an unarmed man killed in his own home by a dallas police officer is demanding answers. amateur video reportedly shows the moments after officer amber guyger fatally shot 26-year-old botham jean after entering his apartment. guyger told police she mistook jean's home for her own. she was arrested saturday and charged with manslaughter. >> the no. 1 answer that i want is what happe

own co-hosted the summit along with former new york mayor michael bloomberg.hey sounded a defiant note against the trump administration which pulled out of the paris agreement last year. their message, cities, states and industries can protect the environment even when the federal government won't. joitang me now to about the global climate action summit are uc berkeley energy professor daniel cammen and san fncisco chronicle reporter curtis alexander. welcome to you both. curtis, you have been covering the climate change summit. what do you think it accomplished this week? >> well, the climamm change was not the paris conference that the world held three years ago, so it wasn't national leaders coming to the tab to agree on a landmark deal to cut greenhouse gas emissions. what it was abou was cities, states, and businesses and other regionaly actors rea getting together to figure out what they could do to try help the national efforts to reduce greenhouse gasem ssions. i think they talked a lot about kind of what they're doing. they showcased their efforts, a

he was a first political strategist for uber and also served as michael bloomberg's campaign manager,loomberg and the the, and he also served -- he alsog lp and served as the governor of illinois. bradley, thank you so much for joining us. what does it mean to be a fixer. >> it needs to be able to get things done, and in my case, it is, how do you work with startups who take on big enemies anniversariesg like the hotel industry, the taxi industry, and give them the ability to compete. emily: is this about skirting the law, exploiting it, playing nice? bradley: it is a little bit of everything. let book goes into it in a detail, but in almost every case, any startup we invest in has come up with a way to do something different, and if lawmakers could have come up with how to do it, they wouldn't .e bureaucrats convincey, we have to the politicians and regulators that the law is ok, or we have to change a lot to make it ok. what kind of advice did you give uber in the early days that they were running up against new york taxi regulators and other walls? bradley: than real thing was to m

michael bloomberg is one and rick davis and phil graham and another former colleague of his from texas, gary hart, former democratic colleague from colorado. this is probably my favorite that they picked. a russian dissidance is fighting for freedom there and as many people say his final salute to vladimir putin. >> the other thing that john had that is worth observing is he experienced kindness when he suffered. when he came home, he was not in great shape. he returned that favor, almost all anonymously. it was quite common for him to visit political enemies when they were hostage. >> that's what i learn this week. so many of these stories came out. >> it came from his own experience. he knew what it was like when people take care of him and giving something when he needed most. >> all right. >> as you can see here the service is officially beginning. we'll take this much of it in with you. and try not to interrupt it too much at all. >> i am resurrection, i am life says the lord. who ever has faith in me shall have life even though he died and everyone who has light and has committed

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jillian: michael bloomberg dropping biggest hint yet of possible run for the white house.w york city mayor says he will, quote, take a look after midterms. >> right now i'm only focused on midterms. everybody is focused on the midterms, at least they think they are and they should and afterwards we will, there's lots of possibilities. jillian: bloomberg spending $80 million to help democrats win and take control of congress in november. michelle obama urging democrats to get out and vote in midterms, telling las vegas crowd they can't stay on the sidelines. >> you can't vote some of the times and then sit out, you know, we saw that happen, we experienced that, we had a great president if we weren't qualified people that we trust, then people have to vote. jillian: rally kicked off a nationwide campaign called when we all vote urging people to register for the november elections. rob: trump administration moving to restrict visas and citizenship for immigrants on welfare and comes as new yale mit study show that is the amount of illegal immigrants in the study may be as hig

. >> former new york city mayor michael bloomberg could be i got president to run as a democrat, theonaire telling the new york times i am way away from where the republican party is today. not to say i am with the democratic party on everything but i don't see how you can run as a republican. bloomberg has been teasing a presidential run for more than a decade most recently as an independent in the 2016 election. lower carbon emissions showing up in private carbon spewing jets. jerry brown hosted a global climate action summit last week in san francisco where 4000 elected officials and environmentalists gathered to discuss ways to fix warming. private jet traffic at san francisco international airport rose by 30% during the 3 day conference. from jets to trump. a new pickup truck will be on the market and it could be built in the united states. tracy carrasco from foxbusiness with more on the production plan. >> reporter: thank you. automotive news is reporting the ram pickup truck could be built at a factory in toledo, ohio alongside the oncoming jeep pickup truck. initials specula

have like a strange quirky mix of views that doesn't -- but it's not that they are kind of, michael bloomberg voters. >> right. i thought the first poll in the, well, not the first poll but the second poll in the 50th district. the president tweeting this weekend, which by the way, the tweet itself, there is a universe in which that itself inaugurates impeachment hearings. it is such an assault of the basic conditions of the rule of law. telling your attorney general you should have prosecuted my political enemies. that being 46-46 has to have people in the republican party worried. >> it is an internal poll which is important to stress. that he is even that close in a place with 15 points for trump is important. and i think you're right. that the whole sense that independents are conservative or liberal. i think what we're seeing is trump is still playing to like a narrow slice of people. in that tweet he reminded a different slice of people that these two guys who endorsed him -- >> also true. >> the last thing you want if you're duncan hunter probably. >> if your goal is to mobilize core v

. >> we have been here before, talk of possible run for michael bloomberg, 3-time mayor of new york cityltibillionaire who is now considered a run for president in 2020. >> puts up the trial balloon, floats it and then it sinks and he realizes that he couldn't win in 2008, he couldn't win in 2012 and he couldn't win in 2016. >> a bloomberg spokesperson confirms to fox that he's considering a run as democrat in the next presidential election. the native new yorker has worn many hats throughout political life, once a democrat and then republican and now independent, he told "the new york times" last week he firmly believes only major party nominee can win the white house. bloomberg recently saying he would give $80 million to democrats in hopes of flipping the house of representatives while attending global climate summit last week. >> the republicans in washington have had years to show that they could lead on this issue and they have failed. >> political analysts say while money matters in campaign spending the battle of the billionaires may be a tough one for bloomberg who holds opposin

. >>> about 10 protesters briefly disrupted the climate summit as former mayor michael bloomberg took stage. the group says political and business leaders aren't doing enough to fight climate change. >> protesters want their ideas to be heard as well. >> if you look at the program it is corporate heads and elected officials. everything they were saying was all about making profit. >> only in america could you have environmentalists protesting an environmental conference. >> outside the center, about 500 people filled the streets. many took issue with governor jerry brown's policies on fossil fuel production, saying he has approved more than 20,000 new oil wells since taking office. >> the board of directors voted on two major issues today. one is to reshape the bart surveillance system and the other calls for redeveloping property in downtown oakland. >>reporter: the most important vote was on a surveillance technology policy about the adoption and use of technologies to survey bart's network of the stations, parking lots , tracks, properties and interactions and times. >>reporter: fo

michael bloomberg also a pallbearer. >> you see there the russian paul bear, vladimir kara-murza, survivedwo assassination attempts. many believe vladimir putin behind it. john mccain sending a message there as well. ♪ ♪ oh hear us when we cry to thee for those in peril on the sea ♪ ♪ o christ whose voice the waters heard and hushed their raging at thy word ♪ ♪ who walkedst on the foaming deep ♪ ♪ and claim amidst its rage didst sleep ♪ ♪ oh hear us when we cry to thee for those in peril on the sea ♪ ♪ most holy spirit who didst broad upon the chaos dark and rude ♪ ♪ and bid its angry tumult cease and give for wild confusion peace ♪ ♪ oh hear us when we cry to thee for those in peril on the sea ♪ ♪ o trinity of love and power our brethren shield in danger's hour ♪ ♪ from rock and tempest fire and foe ♪ ♪ protect them wheresoe'er they go ♪ ♪ oh hear us when we cry to thee for those in peril on the sea ♪ ♪ o trinity of love and power our brethren shield in danger's hour ♪ ♪ from rock and tempest fire and foe ♪ ♪ protect them wheresoe'er they go ♪ ♪ thus evermore shall rise to thee ♪ ♪ glad h

center police arrested 2 people who had infiltrated the main stage as former new york mayor michael bloomberg tried to speak. >> only in america could you have environmentalists protesting at an environment accomplished -- conference. >> they are launching a campaign called america's pledge. this is geared at getting american states to collaborate and promote the development of clean energy and try to work around president trump's decision to drop out of the accord. today the governor had choice words. >> the governor is getting ready to sign some bills to reduce carbon emissions. we'll have that story coming up in about 10 minutes. >> new numbers show how california's poverty rate is still the highest in the nation. the latest government numbers show 90% of people in the state continue to live below the poverty line. that works out to 7 million californians. the good news -- john ramose has the efforts >> the city of fremont was built on neighborho since about 2010, buyers have been demolishing the old homes to build mansions or simply adding up and out until they dwarf the houses around the

it includes a former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and actor harrison ford. it will be hosted by california governor jerry brown, who says it is calls for action for people who want to roll back changes and that we are feeling the effects of nature. al gore will be speaking at an early event. >> the summit op from around th who want to work against climate change --do that even if the u.s. government has abandoned that effort. again, speakers today, the long list is long, it includes the mayor of paris, to talk about how cities can achieve their climate goals. they will also talk about speeding up action to reverse climate change. corporate leaders from mcdonald's and walmart will discuss their decisions to reduce carbon emissions. >>> they are talking but the newest iphones in which can be preordered starting tomorrow. apple ceo tim cook introduced three new iphone models ricky told the audience at the steve jobs theater that the iphone xs max will give its users many new experiences. >> with the iphone xs max, the biggest screen ever in an iphone, the bigge

michael bloomberg. he's 76 years old. you might have heard from him. another boston brommen billionaire. he is also apparently considering a run. is there a huge part of the democratic base that's clambering for more bloomberg. >> i have to say for full disclosure, i did do some work for him. >> so this is your fault. >> yes, partly. when he spoke at the convention in 2016, i was a little nervous because i wasn't sure with all of the sort of stuff we were talking about in terms of the system being rigged and all that, that he was this one percenter that was going to go and speak at our conconvention. people loved him. i think he could run a credible campaign because there's a, th s independence of bloomberg is -- >> it is popcorn for me. okay, thanks. we'll be right back. it's time for the 'biggest sale of the year' on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the final days where all beds are on sale. save 40% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends sund

we talked about howard schultz, michael bloomberg. whatever you think of those people, look at yourself, what is it in us that gravitates to these billionaires sugar daddies and sugar mommies when we feel scared in our society. i am trying to point us to cultural tendency that is not about party. we don't look for mlks initiaan. or look for people who can organize like cesar chavez, we look for people who are rich as a measure of character who can save us. we need to stop waiting for tickle down change. >> somebody is going to come back and say i am giving opportunities to people who never had them. i am not their government, i can't change the things or i can help these things. or providing malaria nets, hard data that shows quality of life is improving. what is right with that. >> it is better to help those girls than not. the marginal act is good. what i'm concerned with is the system in which you are raping and pillaging economically, paying people as little as you can. paying few taxes as you can. routing your money to an irish s