mr. sanders was able to exercise to a level that is approximately 50% higher than other men his age with diagnosis. mr. sanders is more than fit enough to pursue vigorous activities and an occupation that requires stamina and an ability to handle a great deal of stress to say the very least. dr. jennette, the medical director of city md says his health is still a big concern. thank you for joining us today. >> my pleasure. happy new year. >> three of his doctors said he could handle. this probably go got to be the most successful job in the world. >> it's clearly untrue. he had a heart attack while campaigning. look you, it's very disturbing that his doctors are saying is in outstanding health. is he in recovery, heather from heart attack. is he still recovery. this is a heart attack. not a common cold. he is still on medications, on blood thinners. on blood pressure medicines, on cholesterol medicines and also suffers from thyroid disorder. but to say that he is an outstanding health is completely untrue. and i'm very concerned for his health. especially because heart disease, that is t

mr. sanders fans are unwavering.his is about the piece about the democratic establishment taking sanders seriously. what does it tell us that it is late december and this piece is being written? >> bernie sanders has a million donors. he's raised the second most amount of money, second to trump, over $70 million. he's remained relatively consistent in the polls. he recovered from a heart attack. he's been one of the more consistent debaters. if you look at statewide polls and national polls, he is somewhere between one, two, or three. and for him, if he's viable at 15%, which is what he's going to need to be in iowa and all the different counties across this country, he is going to accumulate a lot of delegates. he may not win the nomination, but he is going to accumulate a lot of delegates. >> first of all, do you agree that that's where the establishment is that they are willing to admit that he may be the nominee? >> he may be the nominee. if you look at where he is in the polling, if you look at how he's doing wi

months found that the authors got carried away with some of their claims the plan in relation to mr sanders ability to be able to leave they could door an embassy was not devised instigated by russia there was nothing illicit about the plan as described in the article the investigation was triggered by a formal complaint from the former consul of ecuador 3 they'll not a virus or describe several of the paper's assertions as falls and defamatory r.t. talked to him they talk about secret talks of russian diplomats in london and they have trained me us this past contact me in. the kremlin in order to execute some kind of plot that's why i feel that their articles needed to be challenge. and i myself. need to help an apology from the guardian ology there happen but their review panel has. decide. and has ruled that the article was indeed misleading reaching the heart of conduct of the press in the united kingdom but i'm not completely satisfied with the correction the other thing is that they have not being. amend it but as the article still says that russian diplomats. secret talks in london i

mr. sanders, senator warren, mr. biden, buttigieg are all targeting that disaffected person >> three of them lead donald trump. in ohio his approval rating is down 19% 17% in pennsylvania, 20% in wisconsin, 22% in michigan these are stunning numbers he's under water from where he was in the 2016 election what that tells me is the economy is not the driver. it's his rhetoric. it's his leadership tistyle. it's his effort to cancel the health care plan it's a wide range of issues and voters are not looking at the economy and saying we'll give the president credit because it's a continue situation of what began under obama these under water numbers for the president in these states are tremendous challenge these are double digits near 20%. your down from where you were in 2016 and only 2016 you were only a point ahead. this may be an election where the economic issues are not going be the soul driver for many americans including americans in many of those swing states >> all right we have to leave it there. have a great

mr. sanders, here, i'm not sure why he's not here, would be very helpful. i do not want to put ms.tion of having to delve into a body of legal material that is not her subject matter expertise. so i would like to continue to hold off. i would like to continue the hearing and also like to get legal advice about the potential outcomes of litigation three months hence. and at about the same time, the updated report will be forth coming from our department of public health, which is truly independent of the fcc and the telecommunications industry. so i would like to make a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. and, colleagues, if we can do that without objection, i will continue to meet with ms. dodd and ms. selby and the advocacy community offline, and i failed to mention brian roberts, and deputy city attorney sanders as we continue to try to figure out what we're going to do with the ordinance this board unanimously passed this year. if we can do that without objection -- i'm sorry? my apologies. that will not be the order until supervisor safai speaks. >> superviso

mr. sanders is more than fit enough to pursue vigorous activities and an occupation that require staminan ability to handle a great deal of stress. we sit back and wonder if you can't possibly predict if someone is healthy enough to undergo the enormous stress that the presidents of the united states carries. i mean, he's okay now but he did just recently suffered a heart attack. in most cases when you have a heart attack, the likelihood of having another heart attack is high and no doctor can predict that. >> absolutely, you said it perfectly. at the end of the day my family comes from medical professionals and the truth of the matter is you don't need t need to know what's going to happen tomorrow. of course this information is because we are all sensing some sort of pull back from his campaign after his health scare a few months ago. other or not he's able to perform 50% higher than someone of his age or caliber does not mean that, god forbid, something can happen tomorrow and it doesn't mean that someone who has a different health report cannot outlive him. so it's one of those thing

mr. sanders and ms. warren, go after the rich, go after the corporations. what's wrong with that?ney grows quicker in the private sector or in the public sector and if you believe that capital grows quicker in the public sector, i have a bridge i want to sell you. [ laughter ] ashley: the problem is, what they don't understand, you tax, you tax, you tax, companies go overseas because that's what you would do and that has a rip pell effect through the economy. >> you need be competitive on a global scale, no different than two stores selling the same goods across the street from each other. you need to have competitive pricing. the u.s. had the highest corporate tax rate in the industrialized world. we've now changed that and you've also changed the regulatory environment here and as a result we have the greatest labor market in the history of our country and one of the strongest economies in the entire world. why would you reverse that. ashley: you mentioned the labor market, 180,000 jobs projected to be created in november. we had a disa appointing adp number in the private secto

mr. sanders campaign, a solution would be to create sanders-warren ticket.nd who are rivals very rarely ever go after each other. they have kind of an unspoken, nonaggression pact but there is still no sign that a sanders-warren unity ticket is about to be a thing, at least not yet, connell. connell: they would have to agree who is number one in the ticket. peter, thank you, sir. melissa: good luck with that. connell: yeah. melissa: cracking down on holiday theft, a new michigan law looking to curb porch piracy, keep your packages safe for the holidays. we've got details on that next. connell: attorneys for lori loughlin are looking for evidence they say could exonerate their client in the college admissions scandal. we'll have the story for you later on in the hour. melissa: you heard of texting and driving? now there is a new danger on the road ahead of the holidays. a new survey from root insurance finds nearly two in five americans admit to shopping on their phone while they're behind the wheel. no, connell, not women are leading this trend. nearly half

mr. sanders splitting delegates with several other candidates.rendan, do you see a situation where democrats could head to the convention without a nominee? >> that is a gift to donald trump. that would be a gift to political junkies everywhere. we talk about this every four years. in 2016 we talked about republicans maybe getting there and this year the way they changed the rules and there is more proportionality but early momentum carries. if you win early states, money and momentum follows with you and media attention follows and that building on itself and every time we've seen this in the last few cycles whoever wins early states ends up on top. so i'm skeptical. i would love it personally. i think it is a ton of fun to watch but i'm skeptical that we'll get there. >> it is interesting in terms of the importance that is placed on early states for the exact reasons that you point out but it is interesting to see the moves the candidates are making. so joe biden of course in iowa and today we're learning the the first trip of 2020 is five stra

mr. sanders, merry christmas, buddy. >>> how is the last-minute weather looking?ait until the last minute and then just end up with gift cards anyway. >> that's true that's the ultimate in laziness, right? >>> the weather looks okay for most of the country if you are getting out and shopping one of the trouble areas in the southwest. we have a stream of moisture and a series of storms that will continue to keep the rain around whether it's arizona or southern california over the next couple of days. today it's mostly across arizona. we could see heavier rain in the phoenix area then as we go into wednesday night and thursday morning, this next storm system makes its way onshore. this could create airport delays in l.a. where we could see another 2 inches of rain fall in that area on top of all the rain we have had recently as much rain as we see in the lower elevations, again, about >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a live look outside in dublin, starting out clear and cold, as you head out the door, and then as we go into tonight, we're getting ready

mr. trump fighting for attention on the campaign trail and dealing with hecklers like this man at a bernie sanders campaign event. >> mr. donald trump, keep going, man, keep you are doing a good job. >> president trump has been sheeting about his impeachment in countless tweets and said to have admitted to fellow republicans it's a bad thing to have on a resume. >> this is an indelible stain on the record, the leg researcher of dump. >> rallied before the house vote in cities around the country. >> these are times in our lives when we have to speak up and we have to take some action. >> speaker pelosi will be next to take action, she needs to appoint impeachment managers to bring the articles over to the senate and act as prosecutors in the senate trial. ray beg in, fox news. >>> time is 4:08, 20 new state laws go into effect. one is the so called gate worker law reclassifying independent contractors as employee, approved to make sure the workers were given paid sick days and health insurance, not independent contractors like the law. recently independent truckers and freelance journalists filed l

the only candidate of color on the debate stage, and then asked senator bernie sanders the same question. >> thank you, mr. yang. senator sanders, i want to put the same question to you. >> i wanted to get back to the issue of climate change from moment because i do believe this is the existential issue. >> this is about race. can you answer the question as it was asked? >> i certainly can. color are going to be the people suffering most if we do not deal with climate change. and by the way, we have an obligation up here if there aree not any of our african-american brothers and sisters appear to -- up here to speak about an economy in which african-americans are exploited, where black women die three times at a higher rate than white women, where we have a criminal justice system which is racist and broken, disproportionately made up of african-americans and latinos and native americans who are in jail. so we need an economy that focuses on the needs of a press -exploited people, and that is the african-american community. amy: that is bernie sanders responding to the pbs moderator, the first muslim amer

amna: actually, senator sanders -- senator sanders, i have a new question for you. you can respond to mr comments, as well. senator sanders: i can't respond to the immigration question? amna: this is related, sir. but there are estimated to be as many as 12 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s., more than 2 million right here in california. if you have a chance to forge a bipartisan immigration reform plan, would you insist on a path to citizenship for all 12 million or just a segment of that population? senator sanders: this is what i would do. day one, executive order, restore the legal status of 1.8 million young people in the daca program. [applause] day one, we change border policy so that federal agents will never snatch babies from the arms of their mothers. [applause] day one, day one, we introduce bipartisan legislation, which will, in fact, be comprehensive, which will result in a path toward citizenship for all of the 11 million who are undocumented. that is what the people of our country want. [applause] trump thinks mistakenly that he is going to win re-election by div