you for investing and be able part of this with that, i'd like to introduce the ceo of, sir can michael sanders thank you kate and welcome mayor ed lee and supervisor cowen and sfmade and the special customer gap we are honored to have you this is a special moment for, sir can and the communities back in 1967 the founder of this company started selling small leather good ideas on hate street and he invested along with his partner with technology and infrastructure to build it wonderful one plus thousand dollars manufacturing facility we're proud we have the largest leather good ideas facility in the united states we're the largest factory here in san francisco and proud to be in the bayview many years served consumers by the gaps for 45 years and nordstrom and others your goal to continue to expand and create jobs isn't usa by expanding to huge channels what makes many company special are our employees one and 20 employees in the factory and over 40 employees up, huh? our afternoon tenure over 18 years we're incredibly proud of that. >> (clapping.) >> we pride ourselves in training employees an

you for investing and be able part of this with that, i'd like to introduce the ceo of, sir can michael sanders thank you kate and welcome mayor ed lee and supervisor cowen and sfmade and the special customer gap we are honored to have you this is a special moment for, sir can and the communities back in 1967 the founder of this company started selling small leather good ideas on hate street and he invested along with his partner with technology and infrastructure to build it wonderful one plus thousand dollars manufacturing facility we're proud we have the largest leather good ideas facility in the united states we're the largest factory here in san francisco and proud to be in the bayview many years served consumers by the gaps for 45 years and nordstrom and others your goal to continue to expand and create jobs isn't usa by expanding to huge channels what makes many company special are our employees one and 20 employees in the factory and over 40 employees up, huh? our afternoon tenure over 18 years we're incredibly proud of that. >> (clapping.) >> we pride ourselves in training employees an

. >> michael sanders was a father and a husband. >> reporter: claiming he was inspired by a horrific murder- suicide a week earlier where a man killed his family and that their house on fire. > killings. >> reporter: but tonight carlos hillen says that was never the case. >> i was not even watching the news. i was living out of a car. >> reporter: for the very first time, he is sharing his story in hopes of saving others from going down the same dark path he did. >> just take a step back and look at reality. >> reporter: how does a seemingly normal husband and father end up under arrest with a trunk full of tools to carry how close it almost was. >> reporter: he says it all began when he and his wife separated and she began dating someone new. that new boyfriend was his best friend since childhood. a complicated love triangle he says left him angry, depressed, and obsessed with feelings of betrayal. >> i didn't know what to do, where to turn to, just losing my mind. >> reporter: all of those emotions, boiling over on november 13, 2013 when police reports say he saw his former best fr

you for investing and be able part of this with that, i'd like to introduce the ceo of, sir can michael sanders thank you kate and welcome mayor ed lee and supervisor cowen and sfmade and the special customer gap we are honored to have you this is a special moment for, sir can and the communities back in 1967 the founder of this company started selling small leather good ideas on hate street and he invested along with his partner with technology and infrastructure to build it wonderful one plus thousand dollars manufacturing facility we're proud we have the largest leather good ideas facility in the united states we're the largest factory here in san francisco and proud to be in the bayview many years served consumers by the gaps for 45 years and nordstrom and others your goal to continue to expand and create jobs isn't usa by expanding to huge channels what makes many company special are our employees one and 20 employees in the factory and over 40 employees up, huh? our afternoon tenure over 18 years we're incredibly proud of that. >> (clapping.) >> we pride ourselves in training employees an

you for investing and be able part of this with that, i'd like to introduce the ceo of, sir can michael sanders thank you kate and welcome mayor ed lee and supervisor cowen and sfmade and the special customer gap we are honored to have you this is a special moment for, sir can and the communities back in 1967 the founder of this company started selling small leather good ideas on hate street and he invested along with his partner with technology and infrastructure to build it wonderful one plus thousand dollars manufacturing facility we're proud we have the largest leather good ideas facility in the united states we're the largest factory here in san francisco and proud to be in the bayview many years served consumers by the gaps for 45 years and nordstrom and others your goal to continue to expand and create jobs isn't usa by expanding to huge channels what makes many company special are our employees one and 20 employees in the factory and over 40 employees up, huh? our afternoon tenure over 18 years we're incredibly proud of that. >> (clapping.) >> we pride ourselves in training employees an

you for investing and be able part of this with that, i'd like to introduce the ceo of, sir can michael sandersmayor ed lee and supervisor cowen and sfmade and the special customer gap we are honored to have you this is a special moment for, sir can and the communities back in 1967 the founder of this company started selling small leather good ideas on hate street and he invested along with his partner with technology and infrastructure to build it wonderful one plus thousand dollars manufacturing facility we're proud we have the largest leather good ideas facility in the united states we're the largest factory here in san francisco and proud to be in the bayview many years served consumers by the gaps for 45 years and nordstrom and others your goal to continue to expand and create jobs isn't usa by expanding to huge channels what makes many company special are our employees one and 20 employees in the factory and over 40 employees up, huh? our afternoon tenure over 18 years we're incredibly proud of that. >> (clapping.) >> we pride ourselves in training employees and providing benefits and opp

you for investing and be able part of this with that, i'd like to introduce the ceo of, sir can michael sandersou kate and welcome mayor ed lee and supervisor cowen and sfmade and the special customer gap we are honored to have you this is a special moment for, sir can and the communities back in 1967 the founder of this company started selling small leather good ideas on hate street and he invested along with his partner with technology and infrastructure to build it wonderful one plus thousand dollars manufacturing facility we're proud we have the largest leather good ideas facility in the united states we're the largest factory here in san francisco and proud to be in the bayview many years served consumers by the gaps for 45 years and nordstrom and others your goal to continue to expand and create jobs isn't usa by expanding to huge channels what makes many company special are our employees one and 20 employees in the factory and over 40 employees up, huh? our afternoon tenure over 18 years we're incredibly proud of that. >> (clapping.) >> we pride ourselves in training employees and provid

you for investing and be able part of this with that, i'd like to introduce the ceo of, sir can michael sanders thank you kate and welcome mayor ed lee and supervisor cowen and sfmade and the special customer gap we are honored to have you this is a special moment for, sir can and the communities back in 1967 the founder of this company started selling small leather good ideas on hate street and he invested along with his partner with technology and infrastructure to build it wonderful one plus thousand dollars manufacturing facility we're proud we have the largest leather good ideas facility in the united states we're the largest factory here in san francisco and proud to be in the bayview many years served consumers by the gaps for 45 years and nordstrom and others your goal to continue to expand and create jobs isn't usa by expanding to huge channels what makes many company special are our employees one and 20 employees in the factory and over 40 employees up, huh? our afternoon tenure over 18 years we're incredibly proud of that. >> (clapping.) >> we pride ourselves in training employees an

basically, that you have both corporate america and wall street and michael moore and bernie sanders saying don't vote for this guy. that this is bad. this is bad for our economy, it's bad for this country. and yet, i think the more the -- especially the system, meaning corporate america and wall street, the more it says they don't like trump, the stronger he gets with the people who have been hurt by corporate america and wall street. so in a way, it's kind of made him stronger in some science fiction movie kind of way. the more negativity he gets from the street, the stronger he becomes with the hurt and the disaffected. >> this might be a crazy question. is the election ancillary to what's happening in the country? you outlined what's going to happen if mr. trump wins. if mrs. clinton wins, there is going to be an equally amount of upset people and it's not just going to end on wednesday, i don't believe. so is what you're talking about part of a bigger problem? >> i don't think it will be an equally amount. because -- here's the news flash. we actually live in a liberal country n

you for investing and be able part of this with that, i'd like to introduce the ceo of, sir can michael sandersnk you kate and welcome mayor ed lee and supervisor cowen and sfmade and the special customer gap we are honored to have you this is a special moment for, sir can and the communities back in 1967 the founder of this company started selling small leather good ideas on hate street and he invested along with his partner with technology and infrastructure to build it wonderful one plus thousand dollars manufacturing facility we're proud we have the largest leather good ideas facility in the united states we're the largest factory here in san francisco and proud to be in the bayview many years served consumers by the gaps for 45 years and nordstrom and others your goal to continue to expand and create jobs isn't usa by expanding to huge channels what makes many company special are our employees one and 20 employees in the factory and over 40 employees up, huh? our afternoon tenure over 18 years we're incredibly proud of that. >> (clapping.) >> we pride ourselves in training employees and pr

christian sanders to michael humphrey. stanford pulls away. he had 15 points. marcus allen.n the highlights. the cardinals traveled 6,000 miles to win the opener 80-70. >>> back in the bay, at home cal opening up against south dakota state, the jack rabbits. the first half singer knocks it away. the hoop, the foul. bears up nine early. later in the first half. roger, the steal. with authority! senior had twelve. and singer to jabari bird. new york city down the three. bird had 14 points. cal up a dozen at the break. and the second half singer was playing in his 100th game for cal. going to the rack. he had 14 points. bears use the 17-0 run to ice this thing. 82-53, the final. cal hosts uc irvine on wednesday. >>> to the big time. the classic in honolulu. michigan state and arizona. arizona come back 45 seconds left. parker jackson cartwright and puts the wildcats up 63-60. and the brick for the tie and that evens it at 63 with seven seconds left, arizona's kadeem allen goes the length of the court and that's the game winner. arizona in a thriller, 65-63. >>> colin kaepernick

. >> reporter: michael weiss voted for sanders in march but is now throwing his full support behind clinton i think there's going to be a lot of enthusiasm tomorrow and i'm actually going to be one of the people out there helping to take people to the polls or whoever it takes. >> we got to defend the american workers' right to organize and bargain for better wages and benefits. we're going to get incomes rising here in western michigan and across this state. >> reporter: clinton visiting the western part of the state monday afternoon for the first time since the primaries. she's campaigned five days in michigan since ear party's convention. donald trump spending zempb d is in the state since becoming the nominee. >> we will stop the job from leaving your state. >> reporter: both focused on trade and jobs. while the crowd showed up in full force for president obama, will they show up for hillary clinton? >> to get enthused for this. >> reporter: and are you enthused for this? >> trying to. >> reporter: trying to be. has this been a tough election for you? >> yes. >> reporter: a tough electi

. >>> the cardinal squad hosting, christian sanders throws the half court alley-oop to michael humphrey for the layup. stanford took the lead and win 67-49. >>> derek carr will play his first career monday night game against the texans. in the broadcast booth will be former oakland coach jon gruden who carr impressed in predraft camp in 2014 when carr broke all the cameras in the moving targets. >> he didn't ask me for any money for it. i appreciate that. i do remember breaking his cameras and him saying who is this guy? looking back on it that's probably the most fun i had on any of that predraft stuff was my time with him. >>> monday night football don't forget sunday patriots and 49ers here on channel 5. tom brady, this is the year he's going for five super bowl rings. who is the only other player with five super bowl rings, anybody? >> montana. >> no. he's got four. >> paul? anybody? >> no, gosh. >> the answer when we ,,,,,,,,,, our next newscast is tomorro >>> the only nfl player with >>> the only nfl player with five super bowl rings is ,,,,,,, ing is a paid presentation >>> the o

automatically maligning trump voters, a certain percentage of whom would have votied for berne sanders. >> michaelters. that's what we have to do. >> a big opportunity. >> we have to engage, right? >> absolutely. look, this country is a gift to us. and this country is not a song. it's not the star-spangled banner. it's not the flag waving that occurs on memorial day. it's every hour of every day, and it's the ability that we all have today to go out and vote. that's what this country is. the gift to us. >> mark halperin, to channel tom brokaw, today is also the day for the media to sit back and let the voters have the final word. >> pageantry of the greatest democracy on urld, i'm trying to channel mike barnicle poetry. there's a lot of negativity, but the engagement of voters for both candidates has been huge. they're passionate urnt tabout country and the direction it should go in. >> mika, what are you looking forward to? >> this time tomorrow, we'll have a new president and we'll be in studio h-8 talking about it. i'm looking for peace tonight, clarity tonight, and probably looking ahead to th

senator bernie sanders said we should rethink the system, michael dukakis renewed his call to switch up the system. if current trends hold, looks like donald trump will be the fourth president to win in the electoral college after having lost in popular vote. 1876, benjamin harrison, george w. bush in 2000. president-elect trump tweeted about this today. in one he called the electoral college genius and said this in another tweet. if the election were based on total popular vote, i would have campaigned in new york, florida, and california and won even bigger and more easily. that last point is open to debate. making a fair point about the states having a bigger say in the current system. the way things stand, looks like hillary clinton according to projections may win the popular vote for what it's worth by 1.5 to 2%. right now less than that. about a million votes as votes continue to be counted. we will watch this obviously neil where the boxer legislation may go. it is a long shot. but more people are talking about electoral college, those on the shortened of it. >> if you change

michael reed's family. back to you. >> all right, kerry sanders there in pigeon forge, tennessee, thank you. >>> some significant developments in presidential politicians. president-elect donald trump now preparing for two sizable lifestyle changes. while continuing to fill his cabinet. trump now reversing course. and he says that he'll be stepping down as head of his global company. the president-elect also saying he is planning a december 15th news conference with his children to announce the terms of this separation, if you will. no word yet on exactly who gets the keys to the multibillion dollar kingdom or if that person will also have the last name trump. >> people in this country knew and accepted and celebrated this business that donald trump had built through his entire life so now we're working on making sure that all those conflicts are taken care of. >> nbc's hallie jackson is here. nbc legal correspondent ari also here. always good to see you. president-elect says he has no legal obligation to do this, but for optics, that's one of the major motivations he admitted in one of those 16 tweets he posted

bernie sanders says it's time to scrap that system. he's joined by michael dukakis and eric holder.lder, just go away. is this a good point or are they sore losers. i see you shake your head. >> if this election has taught us anything, it's that a lot of americans are upset with the outsize role coastal elites have on the american political process. getting rid of the electoral process that swelled the influence the elites have. for the most part i think you would see a rising influence in highly dense urban centers which i think would be the exact wrong conclusion to draw. kennedy: so i want to hopefully break down the two party system so we introduce more parties and more ideas because we are americans and we deserve competition and real choice. if people hate the lack of choice in healthcare, why do they accept it with a two-party system? what is your argument for or against bolstering multiple parties with the electoral college. >> i think more choice is better. it's hard to break through the hegemony of the two parties. the electoral college creates a different challenge. the c

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first half, christian sanders throws down the half court alley-oop past to michael humphrey for the layup giving stanford the lead. they win 67-49. cardinal off 3-0 to begin the season. >>> nfl weekend. don't forget we have the 49ers and the new england patriots sunday 1:00 right here on the big five. i'm dennis o'donnell, have a great weekend. >>> it is 6:26. it's looking like winter in the sierra. we'll let you know where you can hit the slopes today and where you'll have to wait a little while longer. >> reporter: the santa clara county district attorney wants to prevent assaults on our college campuses the big names joining him on the fight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a hate crime hotline... an announcement is expected today ost-election >>> police are looking for suspects after a rolling shootout in the east bay. >> a hotline an announcement in response to violence more confrontations across the nation. >> and after a chilly start this morning, temperatures will be mild this afternoon. but big changes on the way. a wet weekend in store. coming up. >> here's a live look at the nimitz fr

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michael bloomberg. i want to take it to the next level. what about elizabeth warren? >> bernie sanders. >> that's what i'm saying. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. they agree. >> sorry, juan. juan is on fantasy island. there's no -- >> those two would blow up wall street. they would destroy wall street. >> bloomberg is a smart man. >> donald trump is highly critical of wall street and the elite. >> look at the people he said he might put on there. >> we have to do another topic. run this administration like a boardroom. >> like "the apprentice". >> stop it. don't be an idiot. that's a tv show. >> that was a joke. >> chairman and the board. i love this concept. >> you're fired. >> hillary clinton supporters, warren and sanders, are extending an olive branch to work with president-elect trump. >> when his goal is to increase the economic security of middle class families, then count me in. i will push aside all differences and i will work with him to achieve that goal. >> trump talked about his concerns about outsourcing, his concerns about a bad trade serious. if he is serious by reforming our trad

sanders. >> their polling didn't show him winning. there's been this concern. look, michaeloore is somebody that has been shouting from the rooftops that he believes that the entire industrial midwest is more in play than the clinton campaign thinks, he being a guy from flint, worked a lot with the blue collar voters. i think some of it is simply a little bit of paranoia, but you know what? you don't want to say why didn't i go? you don't want to have any regrets. >> is that why she's focusing on virginia and colorado? it felt like she had that sown up and she had moved out of the rocky mountains. >> virginia doesn't feel like that is real. there is some evidence that something is happening in colorado. the real question is gary johnson. he's over performing in three states, arizona, new mexico where he was governor and colorado. is he going to stick in double digits? if he's in double digits in these three states, it can complicate the map here. i just don't see that there is a -- he would need 40% to be a winning number in colorado to win and i don't see it. >> then does g

michael bennett. jim and karen. >> thank you, sean. >>> this election day five more states will be voting on whether to legalize recreational marijuana. and now and how it's gone in cbs4's rick sander -- sallinger joins us with more on this. >> reporter: some are calling it a great success, while others are on the air waves saying it is more like a disaster. familiar colorado faces on tv. >> colorado leads the naon the teen use of marijuana. >> we were promised money for education instead that money has gone to marijuana regulation. >> but nelson taverge who had a hand in bringing legalized marijuana says the ads are simply not true. >> they're running the most dishonest and deceptive ads i've ever seen. >> he says millionses of dollars of marijuana tax around the state. asking the arizona campaign against pot legalization to stop the ads. besides colorado three other states have already legalized recreational pot. and five more are voting on the issue next week. colorado spring's mayor and the drug investigators association campaigned in campaigned against the legalization. >> we have not seen the organized crime issues, are unbelievable. >> reporter: one of several coloradans get

sanders's ideas and approach enough. and it cost them. >> mike murphy, was surprised to hear michael steel. i'll raise this with him. say that the pollsters essentially got this right. they essentially did not get this right. we're covering a story that no one saw coming. >> well, my crystal ball has been shattered into atoms here, because i predicted the opposite of what happened. we have been living and dying by data for a long time and tonight data died. the exit polls originally were off, the most credible polling was off. trump had resonant issues, people wanted a change, i agree with chris, how the working class has had it. this is how they riot. the other half, we can't miss this, is what a big generic republican wave it was. there was a real repudiation of hillary clinton, and i think the third obama term. it needed two pieces to be such a different thing. i think they were both very, very powerful. there will be a lot of soul searching should trump win. in the democratic party -- as well as in the republican establishment. >> what did the prairie fire of bernie sanders and the prairie fire of donald trump h

carrie sanders caught up with one man who's still waiting for news about his own family. >> reporter: michael reid separated from his wife and two children in the chaos, unsure if constance, 12-year-old chloe, and 9-year-old lilly are alive. >> she called from the house phone and said that there were flames across the street from our house and she didn't know what to do. i told her to call 911 and get out. that was the last time i heard from her. >> that's chilling. the local paper reports that a friend drove to his home to check on that house and it had been destroyed. ali? >> we'll keep staying on that story. >>> president-elect donald trump and his one-time republican party rival mitt romney met last night for a second discussion since trump's victory three weeks ago. the two dined with rnc chairman and incoming chief of staff reince priebus at a pricey and world renowned restaurant at a trump property in manhattan. in case you're wondering, dinner included frog legs and divers scallops, among other things. romney is in talks on position for secretary of state, an uncomfortable choice for

michael flynn is expected to be the next national security adviser. he brings with him experience and controversy. >>> plus, bernie sanders argues the democratic party is in need of a new direction. >>> also, a new report reveals more than 20 million americans are struggling with substance addiction and some of the hardest hit by the epidemic are children. hey there, good morning, everyone, it is friday, november 18th. i'm alex witt alongside ali velshi. a senior transition official confirms president-elect trump has asked lieutenant general michael flynn to serve as his national security adviser. flynn had trump's ear on security matters during the campaign. he's helped drive the president-elect's policy on russia and against islamic terror. the previous comments have given many pause about his hire, and flynn has a collegial relationship with vladimir putin, shown here seated next to putin. and the new york times reports a strong divide, some in estonia, for instance, are assuaged by trump's peaceful overtures to putin, "widespread in russian speaking communities in the balkans and beyond and contrast starkly with the alarm, even panic, where vladimi

michael schmidt, jennifer jacobs, we thank you both. >> woodruff: this weekend jeffrey brown sat down with senator bernie sanders at the miami book fairlk about his new book, "our revolution", to discuss the presidential election and get his take on the future of american politics. jeff began by asking sanders why he thought donald trump's message attracted so many voters. >> i think he understood that there are many millions of people in this country, the working middle class, who are really hurting. they are in pain. they are working longer hours for lower wages, can't afford child care, and are really scared about retirement because they have no money in the bank. they have seen decent jobs in their community go to china and mexico. and he said, "i, donald trump, am going to take on the entire establishment. i'm going to take on the political establishment. i am going to take on the economic establishment. i'm going to take on the media establishment. and i think a lot of people responded positively to that message. : >> brown: i was telling you that i was in iowa, north carolina seeing a lot of the things that you were seeing. peo

sanders for president. one-time gop rival former texas governor rick perry meeting with trump, a potential candidate we are told for energy secretary. here with us ed rollins and michael goodwin. president obama using his last international speech in peru to target donald trump. obama said he won't hold back from criticizing trump if he does anything but threaten the values or. >> i deals of america. >> if there are issues that have legislative proposal but gos of to core questions about our values and our ideals. and if i think that it's necessary for -- or helpful for me to defend these ideals, then i'll examine it when it comes. >> i would have taken him up on that offer 8 years ago. ambassador john bolton here to discuss the changes facing the administration. mr. obama's legacy is in difficult piewt. but there is no question his legacy has been bad for our police officers. four officers were shot this weekend and one of them murdered. our top story tonight. president obama back in washington tonight after his final foreign trip before leaving the white house. mr. obama went first to athens where he was met with large demonstrations protesting his visit. where he p

. >> michael moore, thank you very much, former bernie sanders supporter, a supporter. lester, back to you on the other side of our election center. >> hallie, thanks. >>> up next, a live report on the ground in which is perhaps the most surprising battleground in the whole election. >>> plus, four more states are closing, including nevada. why am i so devastatingly handsome, i'm in a fragrance... ...ad, and my sweethearts gone sayonara. what! she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on! >>> as we break, this is a picture ivanka trump tweeted out showing mike pence and family and staffers watching returns here like the rest of us, trying to figure out where this is all leading. let's go to katy tur at trump headquarters. katy? >> reporter: quite confident in where they stand at this moment. they still believe this is going to be a tight race but it's looking even better than it ever has, frankly. now. two of donald trump sources are telling us, florida operatives are telling us that it's a nail-biter but that they will win it. they are holding thei

michael moore even answered back. i don't know if you caught the video, but he would understand if people in michigan streeted for donald trump. >> went after bernie sanderssurprise, hillary clinton was up double digits and bernie sanders ends up pulling out win. it lines up with donald trump and his message on the economy. i say that or pennsylvania is the likeliest blue state to go. sandra: julie, in the final days, the fox news desk calling lean republican on arizona, chaining in final days. iowa changing to republican. in final days some tossups going to trump. >> arizona was a stretch. wait for 2020, when arizona comes a true purple state the way virginia has. georgia follows in 2024. because of shifting demographics. iowa is the state most likely to flip from what obama did four years ago. iowa seems trending this much in his direction. that is helpful. i'm skeptical for pennsylvania. >> elusive for every republican. >> skeptical about michigan, same demographic. cities like flint, cities like detroit will carry her over the top. he has opportunities in places like iowa, which much more aligned demographically where his support is. he is coalesced r

sanders? >> because he rigg-- they riggee cy system. >> it would have been a real fight. i don't know if he would have beat trump, but it would have been a real fight. >> michael, in states like wisconsin, michigan, those would have been real battle grounds. >> yeah, that's where bernie sanders as the nominee would have really made a difference for the democrats, because he would have pulled that working class vote, that blue collar vote towards the democrats because he would have made the case he just did, but as for the rest of the country, i don't know if they would have been electing a socialist to the white house. >> i talk to a lot of democrats and most are upset and are still getting through this, and i talked to a few, who if you listen carefully to the president, there's a tinge of this as well, where the clutch of the clintons is off of them. >> yeah. >> okay? that's all i am going to say. >> i am hearing, i hate that trump won, but we don't have to start planning chelsea's presidential run now. we are freed of the clintons. we are hearing that from a lot of democratic leaders in washington. >> not what we should focus on. >> it's quite thick out the

michael, about trust and audiences. we need to keep understanding and covering trump's america whether he wins or loses. there was too much -- and by the way, sanders' america, and a lot of african-american america, latino america. there's a lot of people in this country who do not feel connected to society as a whole, and they don't feel connected to us. >> you mentioned trust. let me talk about cnn and donna brazile. cnn announced longtime commentator donna brazile had resigned in mid-october, after wikileaks dump of e-mails showing she sent a question to the clinton campaign for a town hall. that was bad enough, but then this week, one of the new wikileaks e-mail dimps showed in the flint, michigan, debate, donna brazile also heard about a question and then sent it to the clinton campaign. donald trump, of course, has said a lot about this. it's unfair from brazile's point of view and clinton may have known the questions in advance. the clinton question, it was donna saying they're going to ask about the water and what you're going to do. >> why send it if it's such an obvious question? >> this brings up loyalty and conflict of interest. let me

they need the bernie sanders and elizabeth warren wing but they need more than that. >> we have a big hour coming up. michaels. we'll be right back. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now save $500 on the queencse mattress with sleepiq technology. plus 36 months special financing. know better sleep with sleep number. [burke] hot dog. seen it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ♪a one, a two, a three percent cnext.ack♪ there's gotta be a better way to find the right card. creditcards.com lets you compare hundreds of cards to find the one that's right for you. just search, compare, and apply at creditcards.com. todathese two truck beds.aring let's start o

michael reed is hoping he didn't lose his family as well. his wife and two daughters have been missing since their house went up in flames. he spoke to nbc's kerry sanders joins me right now from pidgeon forge. kerry, what did he tell you? >> reporter: it's a heartbreaking story. i've spoken to him again this morning. he still has no information so he's in limbo. he does not know whether his wife and whether his two daughters, khloe and lily are alive or not. here's the scenario of what happened. the fire was moving quickly so he got in his truck to see what was going on. the fire then cut him off and he tried to make his way back to the house where his wife and two children were but he had to take a different route. he had to drive through the fire, he said. when he got up there the house was fully engulfed in flames. he got out and screamed their names but they didn't respond. he has, of course, not been able to sleep, not think straight right now. he's so broken up that he's able to find out maybe, just hopefully in the chaos that his wife and two children have somehow wound up somewhere else. i did an interview with him about the ongoing search for

michael steele and david corn. i'm glad you guys agree. i do, too. up next, donald trump says he wants to rebuild america's roads, bridges, and ports, but some democrats like bernie sanders are already calling trump's plan a scam. that's their point of view. maybe they want it to be a scam. i think bernie will deal with them, though. this is "hardball," the place for politics. we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. learn your key health numbers, and take control today. mshe said i should think of my rteeth like an apple. it could be great on the outside not so great on the inside. her advice? use a toothpaste and mouthwash that strengthens both. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it's uniquely formulated with activestrength technology to strengthen teeth inside and is better at strengthening the outside than colgate total. crest toothpaste and mouthwash makes my whole mouth feel amazing. advance to healthier gums and stronger teeth from day one. my check-up was great. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for li

sanders during the primaries. presumptive senate minority leader chuck schumer backs ellison and so does his predecessor, harry reid. elizabeth warren said ellison would make a terrific chair and picked up the backing of michael moore over the weekend, as well. plenty of soul searching to be done, particularly in places like luzerne county, pennsylvania. the county hadn't voted republican since george h.w. bush in 1998, but this year it flipped to trump. voted twice for barack obama to shake up d.c. and who voted for trump this year for much the same reason. obama tried to do well and it didn't turn out how we thought. mr. trump should do better, she figures, by cracking down on undocumented immigration and holding up american values like hard work. she considers both men to be agents of change. as for the crude remarks mr. trump made, especially concerning women, she dismissed them as bragging and shock talk. over the weekend, bernie sanders wrote millions of americans registered a protest vote and trump won the white house because his campaign rhetoric successfully tapped into a very real and justified anger, an anger many traditional democrats feel. i am saddened, but not surprised by the outcome. it is no

sanders during the primaries. chuck schumer backs him. and now so does his predecessor, harry reid. elizabeth warren said ellison would make a terrific chair and picked up backing of michael over the weekend as well. >> let's bring in the state's former governor and head of the democratic national committee howard dean. it seems that washington is lining up behind keith ellison. why do you think you would be a better dnc chair for where the party is right now? >> i think keith is terrific. i went door to door with him in his first campaign. you can't do this job if it's not full time. i'm going to be supportive of whoever wins this. i'm interested in it. and i know how to do this. the washington establishment has almost nothing to do with who will runs the democratic national committee. i can personally attest to that. when my team started, we didn't have the house, the senate, or the presidency. when we left four years later with had the house, senate and presidency so, you know, i think i know how to do this. this is not something -- i've already done this once. this is not something i have to do. >> what do you say to democrats when they come up to you and ask what hap

michael because this is critical issue. the political winds are blowing in a certain direction as we can see we have two presidential candidates and bernie sandersis out there before trashing trade. so many south florida families that depend on these jobs. i cannot, under any circumstance turn my back on these policies because i know fundamentally fundamentally that have made our community more prosperous. south florida is a major trade hub. people from all over the world come here, they bring their products and we are more prosperous for it. don't be for the bout tray. we need good trade deals but was really cannot trade her back on trade. >> that's important because we have to follow that up. the reality. the reality is that we have to engage in those discussions that's why we need someone who will work with the white house to make a difference. who will work with secretary clinton and has a history, we know who the next president of the united states is going to be. carless you're not supporting neither one of up. >> we don't know. i don't know. i think on november 8 we will know. >> hold your thought. we'll be back with more of the candidate

michael: tim geithner was appointed in late 2008 in november. the issue is not just whether republicans or democrats controlled the senate but what kind of role bernie sanderslizabeth warren play in who they will let hillary clinton a point if she wins because they are going to want someone much more left wing and less tied to wall street than what we have seen in previous administrations. francine: mike, thank you so much. professor sharon o'halloran stays with us. michael mckee stays with us as well. we will be talking a little bit more about the parallels between brexit and the election. brexit,ill deliver plus, plus, plus by delivering trump presidency. this is bloomberg. ♪ mr. trump: this is brexit times five. this will be brexit times 10. this is going to be brexit times 50. it is going to be brexit plus, plus, plus, a lot of brexit. sure whati am not that means, it sounds ugly. is he right, could it be a brexit moment for the market? this is what we are focusing on, it's get more with michael mckee and professor sharyn o'halloran. like brexit, he makes it sound like it is a cool thing. brexit could be ugly. sharyn: there are lots of consequences asso