jane sanders. [cheering]

>> bernie sanders the strongest. elizabeth warren would be my second choice, but i think bernie would be the strongest. he has the most credibility of them all. he has basically been saying big changes have to be made for the last 20 or 30 years. he was speaking to house chambers and senate chambers whenever buddy walked out, and he was still talking about trying to fight against every wrong decision that they were making. so i think he is the best candidate. asis just as fresh and just timely as he was 20 years ago, and i think if we stick with bernie, we are going to sweep trump out of office. host: do you think he has lost a step at all? he had a heart attack a couple of weeks ago. how did he look at the podium today? >> i'm glad you said this. we saw him in person at the beginning of this new campaign and he looked tired, and i mentioned that to my husband. linde this time i saw him now, he looks 100% better. and i know he is feeling 100% better. because he went in, probably prevented any major heart attack that

sanders fought for me. up, andas growing education was being gutted for wrong zip codes" bernie sanders fought for us. bernie sanders fought for a single-payer health care system. [applause] when the federal government decided to discriminate and friends,y family and bernie sanders was putting his career on the line for us. [applause] and whens a waitress it was time for me to graduate sanders was the only one who said no person should graduate with life crushing debt at the start of their lives. bernie sanders did not do these things because they were popular. that is what we need to remember. fought for these ideas when they came at the highest political cost in america. [applause] question the to system. 2016, he fundamentally changed politics in america. [applause] we, right now, have one of the best democratic presidential primary fields in a generation and much of that is thanks to the work that bernie sanders has done his entire life. [applause] i am in the united states congress now. [applause] long

jane sanders. [cheering] [chanting "jane, jane, jane."] dr. sanders: thank you. hello new york. i am so pleased to be with you all. with our children and grandchildren to support an extraordinary man we all support, my husband, bernie sanders. [cheering] aboutnders: as i look this incredible crowd, this huge crowd, i see people from every single background. [cheering] dr. sanders: apropos for the melting pot we call new york. most of our ancestors came here. hours came from new york, but they came to america to find a better life. to escapefrom ireland famine and poverty. bernie's came from poland to escape anti-semitism and poverty. they all believed they could create a better life for future generations here in america, and they could. but over the last four years that promise has been eroded. --nie's plans to change bernie plans to change all that. lifeving the quality of for all americans and building a country based on fairness, compassion and justice is at the core of bernie's message. [cheering] dr. sanders: i am here to tell you bernie is back. [cheering] [chanting] dr.

sanders: let me -- [crowd chanting "bernie's back!"] sen. sanders: thank you.gin by making an apology. we got a permit for 20,000 people, and we had to close the doors. [crowd cheering] sen. sanders: so to all of those who could not get in, thanks so much for being here, and thank all of you for being here today. when i look at this huge crowd, brothers and sisters, i have no doubt that the political revolution is going to sweep this country. [crowd cheering] sweep donald trump out of office. [crowd cheering] sen. sanders: and bring the change that this country has long needed. thank you all for being here. what our campaign is about is not just defeating the most dangerous president in the history of this country, it is about transporting this country. -- transforming this country. it is about creating an economy and a government that works for all of us, not just the 1%. [crowd cheering] sen. sanders: for 45 years, there has been a class war waged against the working families of this country by the billionaire class and the corporate elite. well, we have some

sanders: ok?o back to what theid on the floor of house, what i talked about is the destabilization that would take place. you don't have to be a genius or an expert in foreign policy to understand you were laying the groundwork for massive destabilization and what ended up bringing about was the creation of isis and so many horrors in that part of the world. so i think, first of all, what we have got to do, and i do not profess to have any magical solutions. a lot of good people have worked on these issues for decades, but i think for a start, the united states cannot do it alone. it requires international cooperation. [applause] sen. sanders: and second of all, at a time when we are seeing right now in lebanon, and iraq uprisings, massive hundreds of thousands of people standing up against corruption, i think what we as a nation, as americans have got to do is do everything we can to try to deal with the root causes of what drives people without hope into terrorism. thirdly, i'm not unmindful of

sanders fought for us. child that relied on chip so i could see a doctor, fought forers single-payer health care system. the government decided to discriminate and abandon my queer family and friends, bernie sanders was putting his career on the line for us. when i was a waitress and it was time for me to graduate college with student debt, bernie sanders was one of the only ones that said no person should be graduating with a life crushing debt at the start of their lives. bernie sanders did not do these things because they were popular. read -- whathat we we need to remember. he fought for these aims and these inns when they came at the inhest political cost america. no one wanted to question the system. and in 2016, he fundamentally changed politics in america. we right now have one of the best democratic presidential primary fields in a generation, and much of that is thanks to the work that bernie sanders has done. i am in the united states congress now. and that's a long, long way from being a sexuall

then, bernie sanders fought for me. when i was growing up, and education was being gutted for kids who were in the wrong zip code, bernie sanders fought for us. when i was a child who relied on chips so that i could see a doctor, bernie sanders fought for single-payer health care system. when the federal government decided to discriminate and abandon my queer family and friends, bernie sanders was putting his career on the line for us. when i was a waitress and it was time for me to graduate college with student debt, bernie sanders was one of the only ones that said no person should be graduating with a life crushing debt at the start of their lives. bernie sanders did not do these things because they were popular. and that's what we need to remember. he did these things and he fought for these aims of these ends when they came at the highest political cost in america. no one wanted to question this system. and in 2016 he fundamentally changed politics in america. [applause] we right now have one of the best democratic

senator sanders is right. there have been 40 years where corporations have bought this government, and those 40 years have meant a 40-year attack on the rights of working people and specifically on organized labor. and the results are as shameful as senator sanders says, both in terms of assets and in terms of income. it's absolutely wrong. it's absolutely undemocratic and unfair. i was one of the first people on this stage to propose a wealth tax. i would undo every republican tax cut for rich people and major corporations. but there's something else going on here that is absolutely shameful, and that's the way the money gets split up in terms of earnings. as a result of taking away the rights of working people and organized labor, people haven't had a raise -- 90% of americans have not had a raise for 40 years. if you took the minimum wage from 1980 and just adjusted it for inflation, you get $11 . it's $7.25. if you included the productivity gains of american workers, it would be over there's something $20.

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and the fact that sanders was able to bring her into the fold, it shows that sanders is taking the nextpaign very seriously. there was a thought that sanders said he would dial things back a little because of the heart attack, not do as many big rallies, but he was still committed to staying through the race and seeing it to the end. that is what this event here today will signify. a huge rally with someone like o ocasio-cortez by his side. that is the case that they going to make here today. and they're going to do it in front of a very big crowd. >> so ryan, is there any way of telling whether or not the crowd is made up of people who have been devoted to sanders from the beginning, or is there a lot of newcomers to his camp? >>. >> that is a good question and we're going to make our way to the crowd here in a few minutes to get that closer vibe here. i think most of the folks here are long time bernie sander supporters. but i do believe there is a new level of energy. sanders has always traditionally done very well with young voters, but that's where ocasio-cortez is strong with the

drive if needs to be clear because you know they're sanders ranch, sanders drive can go home so that is good news for them and some of the surrounding streets, but people who live in sanders ranch neighborhood cannot go home yet that is way too close to where the fire is and they are still battling that we have a a map of the evacuation order. so you can see all the areas that were impact did along sanders ranch road merrill drive then hair to harrington road. those are the people were told to evacuate immediately and go down to saint monica's church where i'm standing right now. even the moraga police put out an alert saying take only the essential items you have have geady and carry them with you pets must be in a carrier on a leash lock your windows and doors as you leave. stay off the phone unless you need to report a life threatening emergency your location plus even asking people if you saw your neighbors, a stay at home instead of leaving. you can call dispatch and they will go check on your neighbors and make sure that they are one ok um 8 and leave. however, if you are unabl

that's sanders ranch. that's where the homes are and that's where the fire department, some of the vehicles, their engines are there. they are feeding the lines for the firefighters up to the left and who have been out here for the past couple of hours. this is where the hard work is done. they have their axes and picks and trying to go through the soil and they're trying to put it out either by smothering it with dirt or using grinds. you can see some members, that's a tree that still is flaring up. this is in the middle of a very large area. this is scorched earth we are standing on. we believe it's still at 60 acres burned. it came from that direction, over that ridge where the homes were and down in the bowl. 150 firefighters able to keep this fire from getting to the homes and they stopped it in its tracks. this fire started around 1:00. there were 100 homes evacuated here in the sanders ranch area. i did confirm this with the fire department and the power was out at the time so it's not clear what st

so this is the sanders ranch private development. there's a lot of large homes here and there were about 100 homes we foe thknow were evacua from sharon and conversations with firefighters. there's a v shape of open space. it's a bowl and has a ridge. it went up the ridge and came back down the western side. it looks like the firefighters are doing a good job of keeping it contained. >> your shot is breaking up there. thanks for the great information, bob. we appreciate it. >> let's check in next with kari and how the winds are hindering firefighters. >> reporter: it's good they are getting some containment. we have seen recently high gusts. we just had a gust measured on mt. diablo at 75 miles per hour. sustained winds at 52 miles an hour. and then in the area where we have a fire in las trampas gusting within the last hour. m. st. helena gusts at 70 with sustained winds at 43. so we are seeing some of those ridge gusts really high at this point. mt. tamm at 35. gusts at about 20 to 50 miles an hour. as we go throughout the rest of

cnn was there to see sanders soak in his big moment with aoc. >> ana, no doubt bernie sanders wantedake a big splash here in queens. it's been two weeks since he last held his last campaign rally and he made this a memorable day by bringing in one of the biggest stars in democratic party politics. bernie sanders wanted to make one thing very clear. >> so put it bluntly. i am back. >> reporter: sanders a little more than two weeks after suffering a heart attack returned to the campaign trail in dramatic fashion. packing a park in queens with a level of energy and enthusiasm designed to show that despite the health scare he isn't going anywhere. >> i am happy to report to you that i am more than ready to assume the office of president of the united states. adding reinforcement to the new stage of his campaign. >> holy cow! >> reporter: progressive, rising star alexandria ocasio-cortez. she formally endorsed sanders and made the case it is the sanders brand of politics that will beat donald trump. >> no one wanted to question this system. and in 2016 he fundamentally changed politics in

fox news alert back to the bernie sanders news now. the campaign says bernie sanders had a heart procedure for artery blockage. canceling events until further notice. here it is. senator sanders is conversing and in good spirits and resting up over the next few days. canceling events and appearance until further notice and continue to provide appropriate updates. >> sandra: we just got the word of senator sanders. his team saying he is in good spirits and conversing. this happened at a campaign event -- after a campaign against yesterday. >> how exhausting this is. it takes such a physical toll on all the candidates. >> sandra: more of an update.

bernie sanders did an awesome job last night. a lot of concern around bernie sanders. and people nope i'm not somebody who heaps praise on bernie sanders all the time on him. but he came ready to play. he was very good. he was on message. >> three hours. >> if anybody has discipline, it's bernie sanders. i do think that april does have a point, though, because bernie sanders' problem has never been the progressive wing of the party. he will utilize this to shore this up. what this doesn't help is a supertuesday problem. right? and he had that back in 2016. that problem still remains there today. he has a problem with black voters. he has a problem specifically with black older voters. >> why wouldn't this help these women of color in congress endorsing -- >> i actually think that there are some endorsements that would help. marsha fudge, i know she's already with senator harris. barbara lee, et cetera. maxine waters, for example. i actually think one of the largest endorsements in this democratic primary, i love aoc. and i love t

sanders is warning a mad as hell progressive campaign. warren is running electable progressive campaign. those are two different things. she's running as the progressive that can bring over moderates and people -- >> i mean, okay. >> but of the two, she's running that type of campaign. >> more so than bernie. >> exactly. this kind of emphasize that had dichotomy between the two. >> aoc and the squad as you know, continually draw intense fire from republicans, trump, sometimes even some democrats, and sometimes it's deserved. did warren maybe dodge a bullet kind of escaping from all of that, you know, all that comes with the squad? >> well, i think you could argue that for the general election campaign, but i think it was a very timely shot in the arm for bernie sanders. >> he needed this. >> he needed this. he had a very good debate performance last week. this was a critical time when everybody was basically writing him off and saying he's done, and he came back strong at the debate. these endorsements came at a critical time. i think it'

but i'm also, i'm skeptical that this will be a boost for sanders campaign.w that she's a popular figure, but i'm wondering how many people are looking to her who have been waiting on the sidelines waiting for her to tell them who they should support. and i think increasingly endorsements can lead to positive media coverage. but i don't expect it to fundamentally change this race. in part because bernie sanders, remember in 2016, he had the advantage of being a one-on-one matchup against senator clinton. now there are five or six candidates in the democratic race that have the same message, but might be a better messenger. someone such as senator warren. >> nathan gonzalez, we'll leave it there for now. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> all right. still ahead. breaking news out of syria. a negotiated cease-fire is not holding between turkey and kurdish forces. details, next. text and data is just 30 bucks a line for 4 lines. and now you can get it on our newest, most powerful signal. no signal reaches farther or is more reliable. get 4 new lines of unlimit

>> it's certainly a win for sanders, no question about that.think it is a huge surprise, because those two have been allied before, and i think that, you know, elizabeth warren is certainly doing very well in the polls, so i'm not sure this one endorsement will have that big of an impact an her, but it is certainly as i said a win for sanders and it comes at a good time for him after he has certainly struggled, you know, trying to show that he can continue in a vigorous way after having the heart attack that he had, which he has certainly shown with his debate performance and with this very big rally. having somebody who is a younger version of -- who represents the democratic socialist policies that he represents is obviously a good thing for him. jon: when bernie sanders was running for president a few years ago, tulsi gabbard left her post on the democratic national committee to endorse him for president. is that why the eventual nominee hilary clinton is so angry at tulsi gabbard? what's this weird charge of her being a russian agent? >> ye

and appropriate too, because we've been talking about bernie sanders and the sanders fans as they wereg this time. they're marching full step with him. ed: he's the original for the left, right? elizabeth warren who's jumped in and is challenging the front-runner, joe biden, in the democratic 020 primaries -- 2020 primaries, but there are some folks on the left like alexandria ocasio-cortez who are saying bernie is the real deal, that bernie sanders is the original socialist, it's sort of socialism lite from elizabeth warren. president trump kind of laughed at that notion, that elizabeth warren is this lite socialism. they would love to face her. but it's interesting, alexandria ocasio-cortez, if nothing else, is transparent about what she really wants. jedediah: i can't even believe we're having a discussion where we have to now say that elizabeth warren may be too moderate for the democrats. this is really unbelievable. but aoc was at this rally that you went to, griff, as well, and she made some comments about publicly-owned systems. take a listen. >> everybody has a right to health

sanders recently talking to dr. oz about the demands of the campaign. >> the campaign trail is really not conducive to good health habits, but what i try to do as much as i can is walk. i'm a big walker. >> reporter: and he's a famously hard-running candidate, as he showed against hillary clinton in 2016. >> but i think the secretary is right. and that is that the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails. >> thank you. me, too, me, too. >> reporter: sanders can typically pack three or four events into a day in multiple cities, not missing a beat when he suffered a gash from shower door last march. but he took a short break after the last debate. >> in the united states of america, we are spending twice as much per capita on health care -- >> reporter: tonight, sanders' democratic rivals are wishing him a quick recovery. >> i know everyone here wishes him well, wants to see him strong and back on the trail as soon as possible. >> reporter: and late this afternoon, sanders tweeting his than

joe biden would be 78 and bernie sanders would be 79. historically 55 is the median age for presidents at inaugurati. big of a concern with the three oldest candidates currently one, two and three in democratic polls. biden has stayed at the top of the polls in the 30% range all year. warren's numbers have gone up and sanders continues to rake in cash from his supporters, many of whom are quite young. there's a difference between warren on the one hand and biden and sanders on the other hand. president reagan was 77 when he finished his second term. both biden and bernie would be older than that on their first day in office. do voters see a difference between the early 70s and late 70s? they might. one poll earlier this year found 62% of voters had reservations about voting for someone older than 75. that compared to 48% who said they would be less likely to vote for someone over the age of 70. how age plays out is tough to say. if a candidate makes a gaffe or has a medical problem, voters may or may not attribute that to age. in polling

sanders runs a relatively distant third.nd in south carolina, biden still has a big league and sanders is down here. so the early state picture, early on some of it good, some of it not so great. what does he hope to get from the endorsement of alexandria ocascio-cortez? among very liberal voters, elizabeth warren is beating him quite well. maybe it can help there. he's in a fight with elizabeth warren for younger progressive voters. he certainly hopes alexandria ocascio-cortez and ihlan omar can help him with this group here. the big rally yesterday and the big crowd, he said i've got momentum, don't worry. >> i am happy to report to you that i am more than ready, more ready than ever. i am more than ready to assume the office of president of the united states. damn right, we're going to win. >> endorsements can be overplayed, but they can also help. what do we think about this? >> this endorsement comes at a key time for him because we all know he had the heart attack and he's been facing questions of whether or not he can

it covers sanders pretty regularly.utside of this, he often either gets ignored or kind of just laughed at as not a serious candidate, even when polls come out showing him, you know, in reasonable contention. and one quick point on buttigieg, he's spent an extraordinary amount of money in iowa. and we can't forget that. because you can move the sneeld a few -- several points by dumping a ton of money into a state. and she's been very smart about burning a ton of money in those states to make himself look viable until he becomes viable. >> and buttigieg, cornell, of course, the continued problem for him is that he is polling extremely low among non-white voters, whereas we've seen that with elizabeth warren has made some significant gains there, bernie sanders, as well. but iowa is a place where you can turn that around. you might as well bet on iowa if you're him from a tactical perspective, because a victory there really would change the dynamic. >> i think it sort of makes people take another look at him. but i still

bernie sanders is the real mccoy.onder if anybody remembers walter brennan being the real mccoy? bernie sanders -- the last election i supported hillary clinton and i was very disappointed that she did not put bernie sanders on the ticket. i do not know if bernie sanders did not want to get on the ticket. i hope sanders and warrant do not make the same mistake. they need to combine together for the workers of america. workers need to join unions to protect their wages and to protect their benefits. sanders is at this campaign and platform for long time. senator warren is a great candidate, and she has had her beliefs for a long time. these people have stuck together -- have stuck to their beliefs and on their fight for a long time. the last time bernie sanders on an opportunity to be on the ticket, but they did not give it to him. i do not know if he did not accept it. these two want to work something out where they are on the ticket together so we have the real mccoy up there and he brings his platform, the democrats

it was sanders who was able to secure it.ting her support and by bringing out this big crowd, sanders is sending a message to the rest of the democratic field. yes, he had a big setback with this heart attack, but he is in this race to win. and the crowd today will reflect that, that there is still a huge level of support for sanders and his candidacy, despite that health setback. there's also going to be another message that they're going to send today, by having sanders standing next to ocasio-cortez, they're showing that the strength, the power and the energy in the democratic party comes from the left. as there's this ongoing debate within the 2020 field about whether or not the campaign should track a little bit more to the middle, these two are going to say today that it is the left wing of the party that will ultimately be the strongest ones to take on donald trump. so, fred, massive crowd expected here today and bernie sanders getting back on the campaign trail in a big way. fred. >> all right, ryan nobles, we'll chec

sanders. >> look bernie sanders last night looked good., he sounded good and looked good. he will get really good endorsements. they have a following. look at their twitter accounts and social media accounts. look at the fact they won their congressional districts. he will get injection of really vocal democratic members of congress. as you well know so many democrats who are still on the sidelines. this will help bernie in those states. he will have some surrogates out there helping him across the country. steve: yeah. i think bernie's numbers will go up, i was worried about his health. i shouldn't be. >> i still worry about his health. let me just say this. i worry about the health of all the candidates. not just their physical health as you well know this is a tough, running for president is a tough battle. so i worry about them. pray for all of them because i think they're great people. steve: that is nice of you to say. new hampshire democrats had a poll. at the top of the list, look at that, michelle obama, if she decided to get in,

she formally endorsed sanders and made the case that it is the sanders brand of politics that will beatald trump. >> no one wanted to question this system. and in 2016, he fundamentally changed politics in america. >> reporter: prior to his heart attack, the sanders campaign was stuck in neural struggling to keep up with front-runners elizabeth warren and joe biden, but far ahead of lower-tier candidates. his heart attack drawing in new questions about his age and fitness for office but his supporters said they weren't worried about it. >> he is okay. that is the last thing i'm thinking about. he will be around here at least another 30 years. >> reporter: sanders is working to solidify support from the progressive left. in addition to locking up ocasio-cortez he picked up the endorsement of omar and appear later this monday with rashida tlaib, freshmen female members of congress. >> i am in the united states congress now. and that is a long, long way from being sexually harassed waitress in downtown manhattan one year ago. however, in this new historic freshmen congressional class, in o

. >> it's on sanders ranch. my wife was there. i wasn't home at the time. she got out when the fire trucks are pulling up and i think she told me they were actually going in our backyard. a bill behind us is on fire but i don't know if there any structures yet. thank god there is no wind here. hopefully no structures go down. >> reporter: what is that area like? can you describe what it looks like? is there a lot of dry grass. >>n the hill. it goes over to st. mary's. there is a lot of dry grass and it's a very woodsy area. beautiful homes. it's the kind of house that would go pretty fast, that whole area. because of the wind. they are all wooden structures. >> reporter: how would you describe this experience waiting it out and waiting to go home knowing your neighborhood is threatened? >> well, my wife got out of there in the cat, so, whatever happens, happens. a lot of people were heading up there to fight the fire so i think we are in good hands and hopefully it will just be a grass fire and not a structure f

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jillian: let's talk about bernie sanders.o end unemployment by guaranteeing jobs for tens of millions of americans. a lot of people are pretty happy the way things are going. how do you see what bernie had to say resonating with the american people today? >> you know what is better than a federal job guarantee is the lowest unemployment in 50 years, 1.1 million more job openings, the highest median household income on record. that is better than a socialist pipe dream, bernie sanders or this before and called to restructure the us economy. we did it without socialist mandates are taking over private industry. we did it by restoring faith in the american people, getting government out of the way of letting us keep our hard-earned money through tax cuts. >> they don't have a lot of room to talk. that is why you see ideas like the green new deal. we appreciate it. >> the city of fort worth on fire after a woman is gone down by a cop in her own home. how her 8-year-old nephew lifted the investigation on that side of the story. >>

has bernie sanders in a way already won?ow reflects so many of the priorities that he's said he's been pushing for three decades. he said he wanted to -- i forget his language there, make it over or, you know, he was an existential threat now they've kind of come around to his point of view >> well, kelly, it's a good point. he claims credit, partial credit, since 2016 in his campaign then against hillary clinton for having moved the party on things like medicare for all, on things like free college at public universities however, he's still in this thing. and he -- there's a new poll out today in new hampshire that shows him in first place in new hampshire. he does trail both joe biden and elizabeth warren in the national polls. but he's got more money in the bank right now than any other candidate in the race, so he's got a little bit of room to run here and it's interesting, in our nbc "wall street journal" poll, we've shown the two characteristics that voters consider least attractive in a democratic presidential candida

it's off of sanders ranch road which is south of st. mary's college and as of right now the flames are spreading away from the college campus. >> the evacuation orders are for people in that sanders ranch neighborhood. people on sanders ranch road, merrill drive and herrington road should also evacuate. you're looking at some of the evacuations here. at last check the fire is 50% contained. evacuees are encouraged to meet at st. monica's church on camino pablo. is another gathering area at the safeway on moraga way and people are advised to take essential items. lock your windows and doors when you leave as well. this fire comes as pg&e shut off power earlier in the night but this time we cannot confirm how the fire started. the emergency management coordinator for the fire district joins us on the phone. good morning and thank you for joining us. tell us what you can pick we understand it's a burning away from st. mary's. the town as well at this point. >> reporter: good morning. >> the fire is not near st. mary's college. it's actuall

said that senator sanders and jane sanders were happy to be back. greeted by their stepdaughters and family, grandkids there. as we know, this means senator sanders will not be on the campaign trail for the next few days. he will be down resting, reco r recovering from this heart attack while campaigning in vegas. however, i've been hearing in south carolina at this blue gem as they call it here, and there were several representative candidates here and sanders' surrogates were here. nina turner was here to talk to the crowd and talk about senator sanders. you're seeing that scene play out in other early primary states. he had a surrogate in iowa, for example. he had a surrogate in new hampshire. so the campaign is very much trying to show that while senator sanders may be off the road, while he may be recovering and resting for a period that's undetermined at this point, we know that he'll be on that october debate stage, on october 15th, in columbus, ohio. but while he's down and off the trail, they're trying to show that he is out there and his c

this is probably what happened to senator sanders. hardening of the arteries, you see blaplaque on the edges. see that. it's about to be deployed. if that plaque remains, a blood clot can occur in minutes. what you have for meals over the weekend can alter the fact of having a heart attack. it doesn't take years. the plaque can take years but the clots are sudden. within five minutes you start to have damage of heart cells. senator sanders was starting to have classic signs you might be having a heart attack. thankfully he went to an urgent center and to a hospital and they opened the vessel. that is the big takeaway. if you have the issue do not pass go, do not collect $200, get in there. once that life sustaining blood goes back through the blood vessel you're back to the baseline at least for having a heart attack. >> thank you for coming in. hopefully we saved a life today. >> bernie sanders is okay. thank you for your insight. be sure to watch the dr. oz show. >> dylan back with the weather. >> rain through the middle of the coun

bernie sanders! cheers and applause ) no one speaks about healthcare with the passion that bernie does. i also have a suspicion that's the same speech he gave every time the nurse tried to give him pills. no more pills! i have got to stand up to the pharmaceutical industry! i just need a nap, i'll be fine! ( laughter ) probably didn't notice but one of the 52 candidates on stage was tom steyer, hedge fund billionaire and scarecrow from mars. ( laughter ) most people only know steyer from his tv adds where he calls on president trump to be impeached. it's a cool perk of being a billionaire, buy ads on tv and make everyone pay attention to what you're talking about. i would be, like, hello, i'm billionaire trevor noah, and my thai food was supposed to be here a half an hour ago, please someone call the restaurant and see where it is. ( laughter ) bernie sanders a few weeks ago made headlines by saying billionaires should not exist. so, of course, the moderators asked tom steyer an actual billionaire ab

>> well, yes, senator sanders is on his way home right now. is video of that, some of our team got to las vegas, heading home in the campaign plane, and heading home to vermont where he will rest. and he will be off the campaign trail for a period of days and allow him time to recover and rest from this heart attack. i will tell you he is off the trail this weekend but his campaign has been trying to flood his surrogates out in force and that includes in south carolina. and i talked to mina turner, one of the national co-chairs of the campaign, and got to ask her about senator sanders' condition. listen to what she told me. >> bernie sanders is fine. we saw what dr. jane sander had to say about her husband when her statement came out about how he was joking with the nurses and doctors, and he was directing tweets, he was raring to go, as he always has been. >> now, vice president biden was not here, he was being represented by his co-chair, cedric richmond, and when cedric richmond got on stage, he said that he first gave his well wishes to se

go before they have to choose between warren and sanders? guest: quite a bit longer i think. the infighting that has been taking place in the working families party in new york endorsed warren in the way that was treated among sugg simons as the left as kind of an outrage. my view is that we are blessed to have both bernie and elizabeth warren running this time. together they have defined the issues that have dominated the conversation in the democratic primaries, and they widened the left lane of american politics. it's also lovely to watch the two of them in the way they have each other's backs. that's what i was writing about, we can expect that to continue, and we can hope that continues for some time to come. it's true that only one of them can win in new hampshire, the neighboring state to each of them. and only one of them is going to win the iowa caucuses. and i think when we get closer to those points, the beginning of the year, people will have to decide which of them they prefer. but i think there are plenty of people, particularl

i'm looking at sanders and warren.ms to me that bernie sanders has to differentiate himself from warren, who has now become, in some of the polls, the front-runner. she is going to have to, in some ways, withstand, i think, a barrage. i'm interested in how she responds to how the centrists will attack her. i'm interested in how sanders will differentiate himself from her. >> i'm curious about that, too, beth. buttigieg has made a few comments in the last few days that he may go after warren. she has been rising slowly if not steadily. if not the front-runner, she's the co-front-runner with biden. will she get more heat on this stage? >> yes and pete buttigieg has been creeping up. he's building up his organization there. he has been taking a little bit of veiled shots at senator warren saying this is a very dire time. it's not a good time for a purity test. clearly she's taken up that moderate space or trying to and louisia elizabeth warren is goinging the other direction. bernie sanders is starting to differentiate hi

amy: that is bernie sanders.fessor keeanga-yamahtta taylor, your response to his wealth tax and not only his plan for housing and the connection between wealth and homelessness in this country, the vast inequality that is only growing here, the plans of other candidates as well? why bernie-- that is sanders has 26,000 people coming out to hear him speak. that is why despite the strange media brownout of sanders, the underreporting on the significance of his campaign, he continues to raise more money from many more donors -- most of whom are working-class people that he was referencing in his response on cnn. he is absolutely right. inlionaires are in obscenity a society that experiences crushing amount of wealth inequality within this country. it is absolutely inexcusable in the richest country really in the history of the world. and sanders campaign continues to be buoyed i think by continuing to come back to this point. it is not just the question of the wealth tax, which i think is incredibly important and is