our guest is senator bernie sanders of vermont. we were talking before the break about some of your ideas. let's put them into practical application, the crises we're facing oaf the budget governmental sequestration, all of that, where does it leave the american people? is there a sense that the american people have really had it with all of you folks up here? >> i think if you look at the favorability ratings, we're occasionally in single digits. people are angry frustrated disgusted with what's going on here. and joie it's not just because of the shutdown, that's terrible it's essentially because they are in a lot of trouble. now what we don't talk about as a nation very much, and there are reasons for that, is the fact that the middle class of this country is disappearing, it's collapsing. poverty is a number of people living in poverty is at an all time high. people are saying what about us? my graduated college deeply in debt can't find a job, what are you doing about that? >> and has moved back home. >> has moved back home. i

william sanders. a commonly held notion among the public at large and also among some of my anthropological colleagues is that non-western peoples live in harmony with nature, that they have relatively stable environmental relationships. what archaeology teaches us is that that's not true. keach: in the new world, human beings appeared for the first time more than 10,000 years before the birth of christ. over the millennia, grand city-states emerged in the tropics of mexico, guatemala and honduras. this is the realm of the ancient maya. they built magnificent cities and peopled them with the portraits of their kings. these are the ruins of copan in honduras. the mystery of the rise and fall of these maya kingdoms has fascinated archaeologists for centuries. it is a puzzle presented in 1839 by the words and etchings of explorers frederick catherwood and john stephens. "architecture, sculpture and painting, "all the arts which embellish life "had flourished in this overgrown forest. "the city was desola

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senator sanders has fought tirelessly for working men and women.e no mistake, he will fight for americans for the upcoming negotiations. do you know what? he's doing it right now. he's doing his homework right now. this week, senator sanders is touring southern states on a fact-finding mission. i guess you could call it opposition research. senator sanders' videoconferenceded with a group in mississippi on wednesday night. he spoke in birmingham, alabama on thursday. he met with people in atlanta, georgia this morning. and he's currently in south carolina preparing for an event tonight. you can call it bernie's southern strategy. now, in my view, in my world, what i think, this is what united states senators are supposed to do. to go out and find out in these states, which are very, very red, how do you feel about social security? medicare and medicaid? because that's where the feet is going to be. they're going to go after the entitlements, earned benefit programs. so for senator sanders to do this, why aren't others doing it? this is important. h

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sanders. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> my name is sanders, my number is do 9582.ve been doing time since the early '80s. every morning you wake up, get up at 5:30, you go eat chow, you go to your job assignment, whatever. it's no fun. you know what i mean? >> how many people in here have family in prison? >> yeah, family or friends. >> i have. >> how many have brothers and sisters and family and cousins that say it's cool up in there? oh, they say it's cool up in there, huh? come join us. i feel sorry for you if you do join them. >> right now, you're in junior high. you have so many doors open for you right now, but you can voluntarily give up your freedom. some of you, at the age of 14, can end up in prison already. so that's what we're here to talk about. the program, this is what we do. we bring the prison to you guys. we don't want to see you in prison. we'd rather see you out here. sanders is here to enlighten you, let you know about the choices. don't make these certain choices that he made. >> my dad has been in and out of prison since i was, like, born. an

archaeologist william sanders. between 1200 a.d. and 1428, the area was occupied by 40 competing states. occasionally, one of these states would conquer some of the others and form a small empire for one or two generations. but then it would collapse again. in 1428, however, things changed dramatically. three of these states overthrow their lord, form a military alliance, and embark on a career of conquest that is to carry them over all of mesoamerica. keach: within less than a century, the aztecs had conquered hundreds of formerly independent states, established provincial capitals, and controlled a population of five to six million people. the center of the aztec empire was the city of tenochtitlan, an island in the middle of an extensive lake system. today, tenochtitlan is buried in 1978, workers digging ditches for electric cable hit something hard. it turned out to be a huge stone sculpture depicting an aztec goddess. excavations around the sculpture eventually led to the discovery of a large complex of buildings directly below

sanders. i can't believe i lost my key. too many plates spinning.so, i'd like to withdraw $9,000 from my checking. woman: i can take care of that. there's a hold on your account. it must be some mistake, let me check. it's all right, just withdraw it from the savings. mmm, no, there's a hold on that, too. all of your accounts are frozen. are you sure? can you tell me why? no, i'll call my supervisor. that's okay. that's okay, i'll, um, i'll sort it out later. can i have an envelope? you were in there an awful long time. what's in your jacket? nothing. loan documents. it's gonna be a long, boring day. meetings. lacrosse practice. (knocking) hey. uh, they need you in the gym. somebody twisted their ankle. they want you to take a look. okay. thanks, morgan. what are you doing? i... just needed something for my stomach. why didn't you ask me? i forgot... i just... thought i'd get it myself. you know, you came in here last week complaining of nausea, morgan. probably just a stomach virus. you sure there's nothing else going on with you? you're not pregna

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for you, and senator sanders, this came in.t me just say, this whole issue can be resolved in to have a vote. of the house right now. if the extension does come up. >> if he does not agree to end the government shutdown, and allow a million people to come back to work, no, i will not support that. >> you raised the nation's dead ceiling. >> we see it as a major gift that for the first time in the history of the united states, they prepared not to default. that's not much of a gift. the business community is very clear, the economists are telling us it would be a catastrophe. obviously we have to pay or bills, but equally important, we're not getting the government services they paid for. i am chairman of the veterans commit aye, i worry very much. >> if boehner doesn't bus on a clean continuing resolution, isn't it better at least to end the debt ceiling issue? and let the money flow for social security recipients, for veterans, foreign investors, who lone a lot of these usual treasuries? >> and kids on head start, not being ab

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gets it to sanders for the touchdown. 2 -10 oakland. 1:35 left. roethlisberger gets away from the pressure, appears to be picked off for the third time moss, who made the pick, called for holing. and then sanders goes one way, cuts back and scores, steelers down three. then the onside. kick. it's kicked right to the raiders. those missed feel goals the difference. raiders hang on to win 21-18 your final. >>> former bay area quarterback in kansas city, jason campbell, 292 yards, three t.d.s for the brown. 13-7 kansas city. but he was bested by alex smith. he threw two touchdowns. chiefs are now 8-0, 23-17 the final. >>> to the ice. sharks are back to canada beating montreal last night, hosting ottawa today. they went right to work. rookie, hurdle, hasn't scored in six games. eighth of the year, 1-0 san jose. sharks, three first-period goals couture, denied on the breakaway. shepherd, off the far post. his first of the year, sharks with the 6-2 victory. >> a at 6:00 are more on the niner in london and what finnish detroit. >>> still ahead, homemade

for more, let me bring in senator bernie sanders of vermont.enator, good to have you with us tonight. you're on a roll today. you've been fantastic on this issue. showing some real leadership. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> i want to go back to this -- the senate conservative fund. this is all about citizens united, choking the chain of these guys on the right. if they don't act right, they're going to get targeted. tell your thoughts on this. is that really the root cause on this and why boehner can't make a move? >> ed, in many respects, it is. what's going on right now, we have seen some moderate or moderate/conservative republicans having the guts to stand up to boehner and say, okay, we don't like obama care, but you know what, we don't think you should shut down the government. we are prepared to vote for a clean cr. continuing resolution. what's happening now, as i understand it, is when moderate republicans are saying that or thinking about standing up to boehner, the extreme right wing is coming around and saying, you do that

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sanders: so, this was shot two days before derek barlow was murdered. according to michelle rowlands, the rape happened just before 10:00 p.m. if she's telling the truth. well, there she is. she looks pretty upset. i'd believe her. but this does not clear her of barlow's murder. if anything, it gives her a stronger motive. well, she already hated the guy. this might have pushed her over the edge. let's look for evidence, see if we're right. whoa, hang on a sec. yeah. that's barlow's roommate curtis leblanc, just minutes after michelle left the room. but she said he wasn't in the room that night. michelle was drugged. curtis could have raped her while she was unconscious, then been in the bathroom while derek had his turn. these guys are worse than we thought. so, this one is called tropical desire. yellow butter cake with meyer lemon curd and key lime mouse-- mousse. hmm... it's tart. i thought it was light and refreshing, not so sweet. well, i mean, if-if you like it, then we should go with that one. we both need to like it. the wedding cake is like il

he aledges that sanders grabbed him by the collar and pushed him into a wall during an argument.twitter sanders denied an assault took place. >>> the new york giants season has been like a bad dream and tonight it could become a nightmare. they will face the bears in chicago, and tom coughlin's guys hoping to avoid the giant's first 0-6 start in 37 years. >> the front is physical and tough, the corners are tough. they play hard. and they are very good ball strippers. so as a team they have that kind of a -- of a commitment. of course tillman is outstanding. >> just got to out there and obviously try to do your job and make good decisions and have a great plan, execute the plan, and then obviously there are some plays where -- whether a defense does something not expected or play doesn't develop how you want to, and you have to make good decisions and play start and do whatever you got to do to ensure you have the ball the next play. >> the bears started the season 3-0, and now have dropped two straight. so both teams trying to make something happen here. >> which one of these qua

. >> joining me now, senator bernie sanders, a member of the senate budget committee. well, senator sanders, here we are on the precipice of a government shutdown and we have been begin the opportunity to return to regular order. you must be happy. >> no doubt. i was surprise that had congress received a 10% favorability. surprise that had it was that high. the american people are profoundly disgusted. and what they're disgusted about is this country faces enormous problems, as you well know. middle class disappearing, poverty at an all time high. the gap between the very, very rich and everybody else going wide. real unemployment at 14%. and here you have a handful of right wing extremists who are trying to annul, do away with the election results of a year ago. they have not quite caught on that obama won by 5 million votes. they lost two seats in the senate. they lost some seats in the house them say, oh, that really opportunity matter. we are going to do what we want to do. if we can't do it, you know what? tough luck for millions of americans who need government s

how to use this in a tv ad on bernie sanders.do you buy into the thought that there's going to be two primaries. the tea party primary, the establishment primary and those two face off in the months of march and april? >> somebody is going to fight for that space, definitely. what's going to happen -- >> two fights for two spaces. >> exactly. but what's interesting is because there's no -- every year in the republican primary, we know who the establishment is. we don't have that this time so you're going to have a lot of space. it's going to be robust. i think you could see some governors we're not even thinking about come in and fill that space. >> i'd put my money on scott walker before some of these other guys, christie, jeb or rand paul. shameless plugs. >> my 1-year-old started walking. pretty soon she'll be doing her taxes. >> wow, you are having her participate in the process. you're not totally anti-government. >> cap is the center for american progress is celebrating its tenth anniversary and thursday night we have hilla

. >>> joining me now, senator bernie sanders, independent from vermont. senator sanders, now that this nonsense has been dispatched with, what does washington need to do? >> well, i think as the congressman just suggested, harry reid and the president and democrats want a major -- won a major political victory. but as she indicated, and quite correctly, the budget that we passed until january 15th is a disastrous budget. it is going to hurt the children. it's going to hurt the hungry. it's going to hurt the elderly. it is not a good budget. so chris, i would hope that out of this whole exercise, this really nightmarish exercise that the people of this country understand what right-wing extremism is about. which, by the way, goes a lot further than just trying to repeal obama care and the affordable care act. it really is going to be -- it's an effort to repeal virtually every major piece of legislation passed in the last 80 years to protect the middle class and working families and the sick. now, as a member of the budget committee, i look forward to the

tonight's guest is independent senator bernie sanders of vermont. he is the only socialist ever elected to the u.s. senate. >> politically or ideologically, i am a democratic socialist. >> what does that mean? >> what it means is that i think we have some enormous problems in this country in terms of income and wealth inequality and i want to see a nation, this great nation, be a country in which all people have at least a minimum standard of living and where we don't have the kind of incredible gaps between the very, very rich and everybody else that we country have. so being a democratic socialist means, in my view, everybody should be entitled today healthcare as a right. it means that we should have a living wage, minimum wage so that if you are going to work 40 hours a week, you are able to take care of your family. it means that we have a tax system in which the wealthy and large corporations contribute their fair share, which is not the case right now. it will means that if you -- because we believe in families, presumably, it means that when

kerry sanders in florida for us.nk you very much. >> the other big story, the growing public outrage on day two of the government shutdown. peter alexander is at the national mall in washington. good morning. >> good morning. the white house is telling us that the preside

wonder if there are any good people in this world tonight's resident explores the story of pastor carl sanders who became a local hero by stopping a robbery however what he did was exactly probably what the most american thing to do that american can do for a harshness reports that take a listen. this just might be the quintessential american news story it starts out harmless enough a man of god walks into a store to buy himself a refreshing beverage the very picture of america and it takes place in evansville indiana local pastor carl sanders wanted to get himself a gator aid so he stopped at a dollar general store when he went inside to pick out much more than a beverage he encountered over robbery in progress twenty five year old germain to wade marshall was holding up a plastic bag wrapped around an object pointing it at one of the dollar store workers at the register demanding money when the pastor walked in and saw what was going on he pulled out his own gun he pointed it at the would be robber and held him in the store until the police arrived the pastor is a true american hero and this

sanders: thank you very much, madam president. this country has gone through over two weeks of very difficult times. it is extremely distressful that approximately a million federal employees have not received a paycheck, and these federal employees have gone three years without a raise, they have been furloughed because of sequestration, and now they have been sent home in many cases without any pay, and like every other american, every other working american, these are people who are worried as to how they are going to pay their mortgages, how they are going to pay their car loans, how they are going to pay their college loans, and they are extremely anxious. but it is not only the million or so federal employees who are hurting. obviously, it is the tens of millions of americans today who are in enormous anxiety about whether or not they are going to get the federal benefits that they are entitled to and the federal services that they need. i am talking now as chairman of the senate veterans committee about veterans who have wr

. >> independent vermont senator bernie sanders serves on five committees, including veterans affairs, which he chairs. as we listen there to ted cruz, i know you can put this into a balance of a unique perspective that you have as the longest serving independent member of congress, you say republicans are trying to hijack the government until they get their way. we see ted cruz there and what his tactics are. this morning we have 300,000 pentagon employees returning to work. hundreds of thousands remain furloughed. if we take the nbc whip count seriously, there are enough votes to pass a clean cr but john boehner is not going to do it. so you heard the new ad out is calling john boehner a croy bab. is that fair or is that an overreach in trying to equate congress to children? >> i think most people would think the republicans are acting kind of childish. but here's the important point. boehner has basically acknowledged and everybody has got to understand this, that harry reid reached an agreement with boehner on a conservative budget. $986 billion. that is sequestration. that is $70

bernie sanders everybody. bernie sanders. [applause] >> thank you. thanks for organizing this event here that want to thank all of you who are out here and the millions who are not here, for serving the american people for protecting our veterans and is chairman of the senate veterans committee thank you for the work for our veterans. thank you for your work in protecting the elderly the children and the sick and the poor. just a few brief points. they talk about negotiations and compromise. the truth is we have already compromised the budget that we passed is not a good budget, but we passed it in order to get a clean cr so that we can reopen the government. the second , no we have the votes in the house right now, today, to open up the government let's have a vote. the third , think about the morale of eight of those people that would shut down the government and take checks from federal workers that affect tens of millions of americans lives because they want to deny providing health insurance to our children and to working families. what an outra

i want to bring in bernie sanders, an independent from vermont. as you know very well, senator, we are three days away from a default. the two key people, the two people to watch right now are senators reid and mcconnell. give us a sense of the temperature here. can they work out a deal? and what might that look like, from what you know? >> well, i think we thought from the assumption that reid, as i understand it, was very upset because he made a major, major concession to john boehner. and boehner had said, look, if you give us the sequester level funding, which is really, really low, something that many of us had a very difficult time swallowing, boehner had said, okay, you'll get a clean, continuing resolution. we passed it, reluctantly. it goes over to the house and the house says, well, no, that's not enough. what you have to do is kill obama care. that was last week. well, that's not quite enough, that didn't work. now what you have to do, paul ryan says, well, you've got to cut social security, medicare and medicaid, and if you do those th

joining us now is senator bernie sanders of vermont., sir. >> good afternoon. >> where were you when this incident unraveled. >> actually oddly enough i was a few yards right from where i'm talking to you. i was walking down constitution avenue having left the capitol heading back to my office at the dirksen office building, and what i observed were a number of police cars racing down constitution avenue, their sirens blaring, and then as i stopped to look at that, i heard about five -- four or five rapid fire gunshots. >> did you see who was firing? did you see where these shots were coming from? >> they sounded like they were coming from kind of where they were coming from, a block or so away from here. >> right. and what was your next action. >> there were a lot of police officers in the area who are urging us to get down on the ground. senator wicker and i just kind of ducked behind one of the suvs right over there, and then we werers courted back into the capitol. >> when you got back into the capitol, did you receive the notice of

again, that's not bernie sanders. january 29, 2013, poll by hart research associates. 66% of the american people believe the wealthiest 2% should pay more in taxes, and 64% of the american people believe that large corporations should pay more in taxes than they do today. well, guess what? the american people have given us a solution to the major crises facing the american people. they will want to invest in our economy, they will want to create jobs, they want to ask the wealthy and large corporations to pay more in taxes. they do not want to cut social security, medicare and medicaid. that's the real world. then you come back to washington. what are people saying? let's cut social security, medicare and medicaid, let's not invest in our infrastructure and create jobs, and in fact let's give more tax breaks to the wealthy and large corporations. so this is an alice in wonderland world. the american people are saying one thing and the lobbyists around here and many members of congress are saying something very differe

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. >> reporter: sander man's team showed us some of the archives with documents coming to the island. this book is signed by people visiting the statue of liberty. all of these items will remain in maryland until repairs and upgrades are completed at ellis island. sander man is part of saving this important piece. >> we owe it to future generations and previous to pro serve and protect the objects that represent us. >> reporter: as of right now there is no exact date when the renovations will be completed. they hope within the next few months. monique griego, wjz, eyewitness news. >> thank you. part of ellis island is open to the public. >>> next up this morning, right here on wjz -- >> good morning, i'm mike schuh. a massive set maniment in the year -- settlement in the jerry sandusky case. >> baltimore city firefighters are in mourning after one of its own is killed by a baltimore city police officer. ,,,,,,,, i'm a blacksmith and i love two things. making skillets and filling them with liquid gold. yes. i'm a blacksmith and i love two things. making skillets and filling them with l

sergeant kelvin sanders. sergeant jason sawyer. [applause] can i have officer pete sable. officer thomas smith. officer michael wolf. officer ronald laberto. >> mike wolf decided to be with his wife, having a baby and missed our ceremony. see if he ever gets anything again. >> and the silver medal awarded for the first officer on that night sergeant roberto. and although captain told the story as well could be told. i was there that night. and the story pales by comparison if you saw what these officers encountered. and the fact of the smoke and the rounds going through floors and ceiling and fire and all the buildings attached. i can assure that the shot taken that night by officer hines saved lives as well as all of these officers. [applause] and one person that is not mentioned in the report is captain jason turnis, i don't know if he's here. but he's the captain on scene that had the courage and experience to call for the green lights. and green lights are less common than gold medals. because it takes that much thought and puts the commanding officer out there. and fo

roethlisberger and he manual sanders and this was easy. only touchdown ben threw on the afternoon. antonio cromartie got burned on the play, rodney. >> he's in the backfield again. double move. this kid is fast. you better stay deep on him. >> cromartie will throw the flag on himself. jets next possession. it's smith. this is the first take away of the season for the steelers ryan clark doing the honors. three minutes left in the game. jets down 13. smith had thrown ten interceptions. the latest one, this one on the receiving end. you know geno smith is frustrated. >> i thyme just frustrated to lose the game. i mean, regardless of what happened in the game, a win is a win and a loss is a loss. so that's what i'm most frustrated about. but i they were super bowl caliber team last yearment they get brian cushion back this year. they're supposed to be helpthier and better this year. matt schaub seems to be bearing the brunt of this. how much do you put on him? and how much do you put on everybody else? >> everybody wanted to point the finger at schaub his last couple of weeks. but thi

. >> dion sanders had really bad stomach issues yesterday flying into l.a.x.egedly it was kidney stones. >> what do you mean alleged? it's a crime to have kidney stones? >> liam from one direction got his underwear stolen from a crazy fan. the hotel staff put them out on the balcony to dry. >> why does he need to put his underwear on the balcony? >> maybe he need to washed them. >> maybe he had a skid

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