mr. sanders: thank you. latoya fore thank all the great work that she does , and for that wonderful introduction. and let me also thank the tens of thousands of americans, in fact, we think perhaps hundreds of thousands of americans, from every state in this country, who are joining us this evening. thank you all. [applause] mr. sanders: and let me also thank congressman keith ellison for his willingness to serve as chair of the dnc, the democratic national committee. and i want to thank the many grassroots organizations consisting of millions of americans who are actively including ourth, revolution, the cwa, the american federation of teachers, the national nurses united union, democracy for america, working family party, moveon, good jobs nation, people's action, people for ernie -- four .ernie -- people four bernie in the senate, harry reid, the new democratic leader in the united states senate, chuck schumer, is strongly on board, as our senators elizabeth warren, tammy baldwin commie amy klobuchar, al

one is bernie said -- and can we just thank bernie sanders one more time? [applause] mr. ellison: thank you bernie sanders. bernie said that we need to sign those petitions. we absolutely have to get one million signatures. can you help us do that? that means you need to get on twitter, get on facebook, you have to get on hustle. you have to get on whatever you need to and get on. can you get us a million signatures on the petition? if there are dnc members in your state, gently and politely tell them that you would like them to support ellison for the dnc chair. and there you go. i just tell them that you as a supporter of the party would like to see him as the dnc chair. now don't be too hard on them, ok? but let them know how you feel. also, we need to be doing meet ups all over this country. invite people to your home, seven or eight people, and just talk about what our country needs and what you all can do together on the local level to do it. i am talking about meet like once a month, get some cookies, tea, coffee, whatever you want. and say what if we did this? what

mr. ellison: i just want to say to you that we are off to a good start, because senator bernie sanders and secretary clinton combined to write the best platform the democratic party has ever seen. [applause] mr. ellison: i am telling you. i was privileged and honored to have bernie of point me -- appoint me to the platform drafting committee. good things came out of it because of that collaboration and that unity. we got ground breaking language in the platform on college debt, on apprenticeship programs for students who do not want to go to college but want to get a good job and work with their hands. on expanding social security. bigging it up. on high environmental standards. we have the best platform we have ever had. we have to use it to move forward. we can organize with this important tool. i just want to say that if you would take up this battle and you will pledge to yourself and each other that your love for this country outweighs any beef you may have with anybody, if you would promise to yourself that you will work hard every single day to make this democratic party really work

mr. sanders: exactly right. mr. blunt: and none of them have ever been willing to do that. sanders sanders my friend is -- mr. sanders: my friend is exact right. near the republican nor democratic administration will have the guts to stand up to the pharmaceutical industry so that today if you have a salad, it is likely you are going to get your salad, your tomatoes, your lettuce from mexico or some other country in very poorly inspected farms. that's no problem. but somehow or another we are led to believe that it is impossible to bring in brand-named medicine from canada or the united kingdom or france, just cannot be done. it is beyond belief that anybody with a straight face believes that that is true. clearly, this is what the pharmaceutical industry wants us to believe. but i would hope that my friend from missouri will not accept what the pharmaceutical industry tell us and understands that the next secretary of h.h.s. should certify, with proper procedures, that we can reimport medicine. i would yield to my friend. mr. blunt: well, i would thank my friend for yieldin

mr. sanders. partyad of the democratic leadership resigned and this indicates this was true. this was actually true. instead of apologizing and promising never to do that again, what they did is they started looking for people that hacked into their emails. that is not really important, right? as for my private conversation, my conversation one-on-one with president obama, i never revealed the content of those conversations. i know that there were reports that it was his advisor, his helper who revealed the content of the conversation. helper youk to my , can talk to him about that. >> we have a question about the environment. the environment is really important. let's go to that question now. >> thank you for this opportunity to ask the question. i like to wish you a happy new year. to you and everyone in this room and in the country. so, my question is about environments. 2017 is going to become the year of environments. and you signed a decree, there will be a meeting concerning the environmental development of russia for future generations. and it is the first time it is

mr. sanders, mr. tim kaine saying they were against the merger, again, before any of them had the information. what randall and i are saying is we're confident that once everyone, including all the questions you asked today, hears the facts and has the appropriate competitive analysis on this, that it will be seen and concluded by everyone, even with the concerns you have stated, that this will have pro-comppetitive effects, that will benefit both competitive structures, diversity of voices and consumer price alternatives. we believe it and we think we can prove it. >> and i just want that -- i want to make clear that my point here is not that other candidates may have commented or not about this merger. it is perfectly appropriate for a public official or a candidate to comment on the merits of antitrust enforcement. but to threaten more vigorous or adverse enforcement against a particular company because he doesn't like the news coverage is a threat to the first amendment. that's the fundamental poi

mr. sanders, mr. c saying they were against the merger before any of them had the information. oncee confident that everyone hears the facts and has the appropriate competitive analysis, it will be seen and concluded by everyone, even with the concerns you stated, that this will have procompetitive effects, diversity, consumer price alternatives. we believe it. and we think we can prove it. sen. blumenthal: i want to make is not thaty point other candidates may have commented or not about this merger. it is perfectly appropriate for the public official or a candidate to comment on the merits of antitrust enforcement. plus -- but to threaten more vigorous adverse enforcement against a particular company because he doesn't like the news coverage, is a threat to the first amendment. that is the fundamental point. i believer in strong antitrust enforcement. i welcome president-elect trump's interest in this area. i find abhorrent the threat against a news organization adverse content, simply because of a dislike of the coverage. i welcome your comment that his statements will have

mr. sanders or senator sanders saying trump's carrier deal shows corporations they can threaten to outsourcey outsource jobs, still get a tax cut. trump has told every corporation they can threaten to offshore jobs in exchange for tax cuts. it's a lose/lose for working people. what do you see going forward? this weekend, if a ceo is at his country club after a round of golf with everybody at the 19th hole, the bar, don't you think they are talking about this, thinking how they can maybe shake down the state or local municipality development corporation to get as many tax breaks as they can, if they threaten to move but more importantly, will they realistically stop exporting jobs to mexico? >> you know, no doubt that's the risk and i agree completely with what the people are saying. the biggest issue is to look at how we actually can balance that gap in wages and really, the only way to do it is through a wage-based tariff that actually equalizes wages. now, that's difficult to do, it's protectionism, but it's really the only effective thing that can happen to help us. now, another idea that

mr. sanders, mr. thein, stheiim kaine saying they were against the merger before any of them had the information.n.n.n.n. what randall and i are saying is that once everyone hears the facts and has the appropriate competitive analysis on this that it will be seen and concluded by everyone, even with the concerns you've stated, that this will have pro-competitive effects that will benefit both competitive structures, diversity of voices and consumer price alternatives. we believe it and we think we can prove it. >> and i just want that -- i want to make clear that my point here is not that other candidates may have commented or not about this merger. it is perfectly appropriate for a public official or a candidate to comment on the merits of antitrust enforcement. but to threaten more vigorous or adverse enforcement against a particular company because he doesn't like the news coverage is a throat the first amendment. that's the fundamental point here. i'm a believer in strong antitrust enforcement, i

mr. sanders. partyad of the democratic leadership resigned and this indicates this was true. this was actually true. instead of apologizing and promising never to do that again, what they did is they started looking for people that hacked into their emails. that is not really important, right? as for my private conversation, my conversation one-on-one with president obama, i never revealed the content of those conversations. i know that there were reports that it was his advisor, his helper who revealed the content of the conversation. helper youk to my , can talk to him about that. >> we have a question about the environment. the environment is really important. let's go to that question now. >> thank you for this opportunity to ask the question. i like to wish you a happy new year. to you and everyone in this room and in the country. so, my question is about environments. 2017 is going to become the year of environments. and you signed a decree, there will be a meeting concerning the environmental development of russia for future generations. and it is the first time it is

mr. sanders for being here. i want to say that i really want to vote on this measure on first meeting and second reading. i think don't vote on it today it will leave many of us out there leaving this board. i feel very strongly supervisor farrell mentioned the struggle to close the digital divide to really look out for seniors and people disabilities like the tech council and others have done closing the homeless cap for low income families that don't have access to high-speed internet. i really am not as concerned about the large telecommunications companies that have been mentioned. to me it's monkey brains. it's a smaller internet service that many people need much more choice and i think this is an issue that we voted on today on first reading we could still get a close session advice and then on second reading, if that advice changes anything we could cast our vote different. i would urge my colleagues to understand how important this is to me to vote on.. i want us to the gig city and a tech city but i do

mr. trump does not have a mandate, and our job every day of the week is to remind him of that. >> sanders said while politics is often about compromise he will not compromise on racial equality, fighting wall street corruption or climate change. and he said america is a siloed society where people moving forward need to reach out more to others and foster understanding. he encouraged young people the millennials who mobilized for his campaign to stay involved. >> there has never been a generation in american history that is less racist, less sexist, less homophobic, than the young generation of today. and we should be very proud of that. >> for some students it was a chance to hear from one of their heroes and reflect on lessons learned. >> we need to continue being politically engage and had informed about what's happening around our world. >> the process of working together, compromise, and listen to people who aren't being listened to. >> that's what's going to keep him relevant if he keeps addressing those issues and fighting for the small guy. >> let's go forward together, thank you

mr. mosaddegh. amy goodman: 1953. sen. bernie sanders: '53, mr. mosaddegh. many people are familiar with that? did people know that? good. not a lot of people, certainly, young people don't know that. but in 1953, at the bequest of british oil companies, the united states government helped engineer a coup of a guy who was democratically elected, who was thinking about nationalizing some of the oil industry there. he was replaced by the shah, who turned out to be a very brutal, brutal man, which then resulted in what we have today with khomeini coming to power. but these are issues that virtually do, correct me if i'm wrong. have you seen many shows about that on n nbc? you know, it's just not something to be talked about. amy goodman: tune into democracy now! [laughter] sen. bernie sanders: all right. amy goodman: it's a good show. and your thoughts that donald trump said that he would have won the popular vote but for the millions of people who voted illegally? sen. bernie sanders: i know this will shock you. [laughter] i personally do not believe every sin

mr. sanders, mr. kane, saying they were against the merger again before any of them have the information. what randall and i are saying is that we are confident that once everyone, including the questions you have raised today here's the facts and has the appropriate competitive analysis on this, that it will be seen and concluded by everyone everyn with the concerns you stated that this will have procompetitive effects that will benefit both competitive structures, diversity of voices and consumer price alternatives. we believe it and we think we can prove it. >> i just want, i want to make clear that my point here is a fat, not that other candidates may have commented or not about this merger, it is perfectly appropriate for a public official or a candidate to comment on the merits of antitrust enforcement. but to threaten more vigorous or adverse enforcement against a particular company, because he doesn't like the news coverage is a threat to the first minute. that's the fundamental point. i'i bel

mr. trump's choice for army secretary, is worth $1.77 billion. >> i guess they have a few poor millionaires on it, but mostly it's billionaires. >> reporter: critics, like senator bernie sandersy mr. trump's choices fly in the face of his populist campaign message. >> when you appoint a cabinet of billionaires to be taking on the establishment. >> reporter: steve mnuchin has been estimated to be worth as much as $655 million. he and commerce secretary romney wilbur ross, worth $2.5 billion, recently said they were attuned to the plight of working americans. >> it's also not true that all jobs are created equal. a guy who used to work in the steel mill now flipping hamburgers, he knows it's not the same. >> reporter: having millionaire and billionaire cabinet secretaries is not unprecedented. they tend to attract slots at the treasury and commerce departments, but, scott, neither president obama nor president george w. bush had a single billionaire in their first cabinet. >> pelley: julianna goldman on the transition. julianna, thank you. today in turkey, police made a series of arrests in the assassination of the rush ambassador there. he was shot yesterday by a man protestin

. >> reporter: critics like senator bernie sanders says mr.ign message. >> you don't appoint billionaires to be taking on the establishment. >> having millionaire and billionaire cabinet secretaries tht unprecedented.

mr. trump. >> bernie sanders wrote an opt ed. >> what trump is doing is setting a very dangerous precedent.ration who may not have thought one second about leaving america, now they are going to announce, hey, we are going to mexico, china, hey, mr. trump, what are you going to do for us? >> what do you make of the senator's assessment considering trump's promises to keep jobs from leaving. isn't this what got him elected in the first place? it's something that bernie sanders also campaigned on keeping jobs here in the u.s.? >> it's exactly what got mr. trump elected, although the senator's point is right in terms in the op ed piece, he wrote about corporate patriotism and i think he's spot on, why should corporations that make billions, and we know the parent company of carrier has a $6 billion defense contract, and they made $7 billion worth of profit and now in some ways you have to coerce them or sweeten the pot, if you will, to get them to duty right thing by their employees. for the 1,000 employees whose jobs were saved, bravo. we can't underestimate for politico gamesmanship, and und

mr. sanders for being here. i want to say that i really want to vote on this measure on first meeting and second reading. i think don't vote on it today it will leave many of us out there leaving this board. i feel very strongly supervisor farrell mentioned the struggle to close the digital divide to really look out for seniors and people disabilities like the tech council and others have done closing the homeless cap for low income families that don't have access to high-speed internet. i really am not as concerned about the large telecommunications companies that have been mentioned. to me it's monkey brains. it's a smaller internet service that many people need much more choice and i think this is an issue that we voted on today on first reading we could still get a close session advice and then on second reading, if that advice changes anything we could cast our vote different. i would urge my colleagues to understand how important this is to me to vote on.. i want us to the gig city and a tech city but i do

mr. sanders for being here. i want to say that i really want to vote on this measure on first meeting and second reading. i think don't vote on it today it will leave many of us out there leaving this board. i feel very strongly supervisor farrell mentioned the struggle to close the digital divide to really look out for seniors and people disabilities like the tech council and others have done closing the homeless cap for low income families that don't have access to high-speed internet. i really am not as concerned about the large telecommunications companies that have been mentioned. to me it's monkey brains. it's a smaller internet service that many people need much more choice and i think this is an issue that we voted on today on first reading we could still get a close session advice and then on second reading, if that advice changes anything we could cast our vote different. i would urge my colleagues to understand how important this is to me to vote on.. i want us to the gig city and a tech city but i do

mr. sanders the head of the democratic party leadership resigned. this indicates that this was true.was actually true. instead of apologizing and promising never to do that , they what they did started looking for people who hacked into their evils. that is not -- there emails. that is not really important, right? host: the russian president, vladimir putin, in a news conference that lasted three hours and 15 minutes. we are translating it, and we will have on the c-span network. this headline from the "vladimirn post," putin to the democratic party, you lost, get over it." we are asking whether you are ready to accept the results of the u.s. election. thursday's rt saying tweet seems to emerge from donald trump's public position on nuclear weapons that he expressed during the campaign, and the billionaire businessman campaigning on a platform of rebuilding the u.s. military while cutting taxes and reining in federal spending. he was critical of the outgoing president, barack obama's, plans modernize the u.s. nuclear triad, estimated to cost $1 trillion of the next 30 years. the unit

bernie sanders: the message to mr. trump is that we're not going back.e won't accept a preident that tries to divide us by race, gender, sexual orientation, nationality. we are not going back. we have struggled to

mr. sanders for being here. i want to say that i really want to vote on this measure on first meeting and second reading. i think don't vote on it today it will leave many of us out there leaving this board. i feel very strongly supervisor farrell mentioned the struggle to close the digital divide to really look out for seniors and people disabilities like the tech council and others have done closing the homeless cap for low income families that don't have access to high-speed internet. i really am not as concerned about the large telecommunications companies that have been mentioned. to me it's monkey brains. it's a smaller internet service that many people need much more choice and i think this is an issue that we voted on today on first reading we could still get a close session advice and then on second reading, if that advice changes anything we could cast our vote different. i would urge my colleagues to understand how important this is to me to vote on.. i want us to the gig city and a tech city but i do

. >> reporter: critics like senator bernie sanders says mr. trump's choices fly in the face of his populist campaign message. >> you don't appoint billionaires to be taking on the establishment. >> having millionaire and billionaire cabinet secretaries tht unprecedented. and commerce departments. you love the soft feel when you take care of them. and at amopé we love it too. but that annoying hard skin just keeps coming back. and always way, way, way too soon. no matter what you do. amopé presents pedi perfect... a new level of hard skin removal. it removes hard skin thoroughly yet effortlessly and reveals the silkiest smoothness you can rely on. because it lasts, and lasts, and lasts. this holiday season give the gift of long lasting smoothness. amopé. love every step. >>> in turkey police made a series of arrests in the assassination of the russian ambassador there. he was shot yesterday. by a man

bernie sanders: the message to mr. trump is that we're not going back.e won't accept a preident that tries to divide us by race, gender, sexual orientation, nationality. we are not going back. we have struggled to

. >> critics like senator bernie sanders say mr. trump's choices fly in the face of his populist campaign message. >> when you don't appoint billionaires to take on the establishment -- >> having millionaire and billionaire cabinet secretaries is not unprecedented. they attract the treasury and commerce departments. but neither president obama nor president george w. bush add single billionaire in their cabinet. >> joining us now with reaction is the author of "hopping over the rabbit hole", anthony scaramucci. i'm in favor of them heading this corporation government that we have called america. >> i would love to have the left have the headline the hatred of billionaires and american success stories is over but that won't happen unfortunately. they think by pitting classes against each other, that's a good political advice. but i'm the product of a middle class family as i know you are because i read your great book "wake up america." so for me i would tell people that message from the top here is we want to hire the b people, most

mr. goldfarb wears many, many hats.rs he is a washington lawyer. he is also the author of the 11 plus books. while serving as the literary agent for over 100 authors including senator sanders. mr. goldfarb has served in the kennedy administration, ast special assistant and i could go on and on in terms of his many c contributions, specific life to the legal affairs of this nation and to society overall. he lives now in key biscayne but travels frequently between key biscayne in washington d.c.. please help me welcome ronald goldfarb. thank you. [applause] >> thank you.k i know you haven't come here to see me so i'm going to do something that's very difficult for washington lawyers. i'm going to speak very, very briefly. before the election i thought my role was to kind of warm-up the house for some witty remarks like enchanting pal bernie does a terrific imitation of larry david. and how a better storyline for the election would have been a poor kid from brooklyn flips rich kid from queens. [applause] but after the election a week ago i decided that right and witty doesn't work and i've tossed those notes away because i'd know you will understand this idea that we are in a

mr. ellison: so if you're ready to do those things, we are ready to win. i need to ask you to do just a few things. one is bernie said -- and can we just thank bernie sanders one more time? [applause] mr. ellison: thank you bernie sanders. thank you. bernie said that we need to sign those petitions. we absolutely got to get one million signatures. can you help us do that? that means you got to get on twitter, you got to get on facebook, you have to get on hustle. you have to get on whatever you need to and get on. can you get us a million signatures on the petition? if there are dnc members in your state, gently and politely tell them that you would like them to support ellison for the dnc chair. there you go. and just tell them that you as a supporter of the party would like to see allison -- ellison as the dnc chair. now don't be too hard on them, ok? but let them know how you feel. also, we need to be doing meet ups all over this country. , 10te folks to your home seven or eight people and just talk about what our country needs and what you all can do together on the local level to do it. i am talking about meet like once a month, get some cookies, tea,

mr. trump. pope francis at 4% and bernie sanders at 2%.hree politicians out of the top four. >> i am too. but yeah, >> seems like it's been awhile since we've seen that. >> >> that's not a bad thing >> we'll take it. >>> president-elect trump is making more appointments to hi molhooper from the hl. >> i'm impressed that donald trump came in number 2 as most admired. do you remember how hated he was during the campaign >> changed quickly. >> let's talk about what we heard, john kerry speaking about the situation between the un and israel. are we going to play the sound? let's play it first for our viewers. >> provide for a just, agreed, fair and realistic solution to the palestinian refuge issue. with international assistance that includes

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mr. thrush:: yes, in fact it was a huge issue, particularly for both bernie sanders and hillary clinton came out against it, the deportation of american minors and by minors i mean most people.and when you sort of crunch numbers in a certain way he had more deportation than any president in history so again, there are sort of differing facts there. susan: i think we probably only have time for one or two more questions. question: stuart brown with one capital. i'm wondering if this discussion is only taking place on the left and when i talk to my clients or friends on the right, they simply don't believe there was any false news out there. they don't think there was any fake news. when i report that there's a 4.6 percent unemployment, they gave -- say, are you nuts? there are 100 million unemployed americans right now. where you get your information from? if it comes from new york times they say, there you go. if it comes from that department of labor they say, there you go. susan: i think we as journalists worry every day that we are talking to ourselves. this question

mr. trump said. >> and so bernie sanders then asked for unanimous consent to support his amendment supported by donaldand here's what happened. >> senator from missouri? >> reserving the right to object. >> that was rory blunt speaking for republicans in the senate, in objection to the donald trump campaign promise. stopped cold on the senate floor today, by republicans, a promise that will never happen. >>> coming up, donald trump's transition team now says, says today, that he sold all of his stocks months ago. but how do we know? there is no proof. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replac

mr. trump said. >> and so bernie sanders then asked for unanimous consent to support his amendment supported by donaldd here's what happened. >> senator from missouri? >> reserving the right to object. >> that was rory blunt speaking for republicans in the senate, in objection to the donald trump campaign promise. stopped cold on the senate floor today, by republicans, a promise that will never happen. >>> coming up, donald trump's transition team now says, says today, that he sold all of his stocks months ago. but how do we know? there is no proof. ♪ ♪ see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power of infiniti now, with leases starting at $319 a month. infiniti. empower the drive. because it knew an ordinary wastissue was near.ar. the fiery tissue left her nose sore and red. so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, instead. puffs have pillowy softness for dakota's tender nose. with lotion to comfort and soothe when she blows. don't get burned by ordinary tissues. a nose in need deserves puffs, indeed. now get puffs plus lotion in the squeezable softpack. he wears

sanders better. they were suspicious of mrs.linton for her ties to the establishment, but a lot of them bit the dust for her anyway, and now they're mad and they need something to believe in. they need something to hold on to. so i think this is much about getting e-mail addresses and raising money for the next electoral push as it is about anything else. >> let me ask you this, because every bit of information that we're hearing we all knew before the election. there's nothing new here. now, the director of national intelligence clapper, the fbi director and the fbi itself, they've come to very different conclusions about this. there's nothing new here. so then that raises questions, why is the media and why is hillary clinton who warned that donald trump can't do this, this has never happened, you can't challenge an election like this, that's not how our system works, how does she justify being a part of all of these efforts? >> i think it is kind of rich for hillary clinton to tell us that's not how the system worked when tha

what do you make, bernie sanders publishes this op-ed in "the washington post" slamming mr. trump's efforts in indianapolis. in the meantime, workers in indianapolis couldn't be happier. >> yeah, carol, so that's a piece that actually ran in my section of "the washington post." "the post" everything section, and i think it's a strong piece by senator sanders showing essentially that he's going to be out there, as the loyal opposition to the way that president-elect trump is doing business. he makes his economic case that this is a way essentially for businesses to hold up the government for tax incentives in order to not shift their jobs overseas. on the other hand as you said, carol, right, there are 1,000 people who according to the details we have so far, are going to have jobs in indiana because of this deal and i think that the administration may be more so governor pence, or vice president-elect pence, as the sitting governor of indiana, more so than maybe president-elect trump himself should be able to take credit for negotiating with the company to stay and provide i

mr. lembrick. >> all right. so we want to go to nbc's kerry sanders. kerry is on the ground for us and was asking questions from that press conference. kerry, what more did we learn? >> reporter: we understand that the authorities after they heard word of the gunshot, that there may be somebody in there who may have a gun and they weren't sure what was going on. so rather than doing a dynamic entry and bursting through the front door, they decided they would use caution. they surrounded the home. they emptied the homes on either side of the occupant's. one was an elderly woman they got out, and then this s.w.a.t. team surrounding the area decided they would send in a robot. the robot went through the door, looked around, didn't see anything. they attempted to make contact with somebody inside to see if there was a need for negotiation. again, nobody responded, and eventually they determined here at the end that it was a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound that led to the death of the suspect here. now, it's interesting, the georgia bureau of inves

sanders said the democratic party needs to work together to fight bigotry and climate change. >> if millions of people stand together and say, sorry, mr. trump, you're not going to undermine american democracy, we'll succeed. >> at both locations he spoke, he pushed for a new head for the democratic national committee. >>> we know san francisco's millennium tower is sinking, but another part of the bay area is rising and that's good news for people who have been suffering through years of drought. >> reporter: following the rolling ball, it's evidence that san francisco's millennium tower is sinking. but in pleasanton they're seeing ground that's rising because of water. >> the suggestion is made that it's due to the ground water in charge. it should be quite logical. in other words, local reservoirs are filling enough for the city to rise probably half an inch or less. it's measurable using new technology to scan satellite impages from the european space agency. >> it's a combination of conservation of water by our residents and businesses that have allowed our reservoirs to stay fuller. >> reporter: city officials don't think anythi

sanders said the democratic party needs to work together to fight bigotry and climate change. >> if millions of people stand together and say, sorry, mr you're not going to undermine american democracy, we'll succeed. >> at both locations he spoke, he pushed for a new head for the democratic national committee. >>> we know san francisco's millennium tower is sinking, but another part of the bay area is rising and that's good news for people who have been suffering through years of drought. >> reporter: following the rolling ball, it's evidence that san francisco's millennium tower is sinking. but in pleasanton they're seeing ground that's rising because of water. >> the suggestion is made that it's due to the ground water in charge. it should be quite logical. in other words, local reservoirs are filling enough for the city to rise probably half an inch or less. it's measurable using new technology to scan satellite impages from the european space agency. >> it's a combination of conservation of water by our residents and businesses that have allowed our reservoirs to stay fuller. >> reporter: city officials don't think anything is ba

mr. thrush:: yes, in fact it was a huge issue, particularly for both bernie sanders and hillary clinton came out against it, the deportation of american minors and by minors i mean most people.and when you sort of crunch numbers in a certain way he had more deportation than any president in history so again, there are sort of differing facts there. susan: i think we probably only have time for one or two more questions. question: stuart brown with one capital. i'm wondering if this discussion is only taking place on the left and when i talk to my clients or friends on the right, they simply don't believe there was any false news out there. they don't think there was any fake news. when i report that there's a 4.6 percent unemployment, they gave -- say, are you nuts? there are 100 million unemployed americans right now. where you get your information from? if it comes from new york times they say, there you go. if it comes from that department of labor they say, there you go. susan: i think we as journalists worry every day that we are talking to ourselves. this question of insularity. mr. gl

mr. trump is set to become the next president of the united states. we are also learning that one of the electors in maine tried to switch his vote to bernie sanders. bernie sanders is going to get at least one of the electoral votes from that state but now we are hearing that it was improper and it might not work out for him.>> reporter: voters the electoral college are casting their ballots for president. >> all 11 votes have been cast for donald j trump. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump won 306 electoral college votes on election day. it takes 270. it takes 272 win. -- 270 to win.>> reporter: some have been urged not to go for trump. an outside group paid for this television ad featuring celebrities asking you mentors to vote their conscience. >> it is about democrats that can't accept the outcome of the election. it is about delegitimizing the american system. it is not going to work.>> reporter: 29 states have laws requiring electoral college voters to vote the way their state voted. in other states, they are free to change their mind. so far, texas elector chris super and is the only electoral college member to publicly say he won't

mr. trump lost two votes one to ron paul, the other to john kasich. hillary clinton lost 5, one to bernie sanders, 3 to cold kno colin powell. and one to native american activist. joining me now. ron paul. thank you for joining us. do you agree with the election or going against the will of the people in their state, expand change their vote for you? >> well, he is going with the vote of the constitution. to sense people to pick a president, it has been changed in some states. state legislators have authority to design rules and regulations on what they have to do. in texas there is no rule that says you must do this or you will be fined. nothing. 26 states do, that they do have that right, he is fall following the rules, not following traditions, but original intent of the founders did not last long, immediately got into a partisan thing. and popular vote. he and you know he had a goal, he wanted to send a message. no, he does not deserve punishment, but it might motivate texas or any other state to change the rules. i sort of like the original, i like to see minorities protected. i would like t

mr. trump believes and what they think is behind these reports. we will also talk to bernie sandersenator from vermont not only about russian influence but early picks in the the trump administration for those top posts and how democrats will respond and reconstitution themselves, while the democratic party is, in the moment for searching. we have a conversation, for tim colt about police and african-american community. they are hit with two awful incidents last year and senator scott give us his reflections on how to build relationships between the community and police and then rahel, as always we will have our round table with reporters, to talk about, the weeks events, what is important and what we should be paying attention to next week. >> thanks, john, we will be watching. >>> when you're making your list checking it twice, chances are, it may include you some clothes, tech gadgets and tools but what about a house. mary malone explains why the holiday may be a good time to look for a new home. >> reporter: tree is trim, shopping list is made but one accessory you may want in y

mr. trump did, it do the american working class. i don't know that personally it will affect my factory. >> reporter: at rallies during the campaign, then-candidate trump often said he and populous democrat bernie sanders agreed on trade and protecting u.s. manufacturing jobs. but, scott, sanders is very critical of this carrier deal, arguing it will incentivize other corporations to threaten to move jobs overseas to attract tax breaks and other government tonight the trump transition team is getting closer to naming a secretary of defense. what do you know about that? >> reporter: this would be general james mattis, retired marine corps general, formerly head of central command. he has two nicknames mad dog mattis and warrior monk. he is regarded as probably the most respected marineave generation or two. people often call him-- not in the marine corps-- a soldier's soldier. marines call himma marine's marine. we are told the announcement coco there's one wrinkle, scott, to become a defense secretary, if you're a retired general, there needs to be seven years from the separation of your military force and the ascension to defense secretary. to weigh that congress would have to intervene. the trump tra