is joe biden bernie sanders, bernie sanders? or should i say joe biden?eams sat down and said how do we bring the campaigns together to come up with an agenda that works for working families? the end result of it was i didn't agree with everything that was there. he didn't agree with everything that was there but essentially we put together probably the most progressive outline that any president has introduced since fdr. so i am... [cheers and applause] you know, and we have done some really good things. the american rescue plan which provided $1400 for every working person in this country. $350 for every child in this country in the midst of the pandemic and the economic collapse. we strengthened hospitals. we strengthened schools. and i think what that was about was the president saying, you know what, we're going to do the right thing for working families. and i am very proud of that bill. [applause] >> stephen: i feel a "but" coming. i feel a "but" coming. >> senator sanders: no but. and. and we attempted to pass build back better which would have be

sanders and about socialists? they like to see the entire american workforce unionized worse than the employees at a progressive company. like as you reported, like starbucks, he's also an agenda to unionize or certainly make employees. all kinds of americans involved in direct selling a door to door, that type of business, realtors and others. the fact of the matter is this testimony began correctly with mister schultz saying, the c e o. the company has done nothing illegal to nothing wrong. it's ok to say that people like the interview, the interview, the employee, have grievances, but those have just allegations. who knows? that employee was fired because of union, suppose union organizing activities or just he's a bad employee is 80 guest 80 employees out of thousands. starbucks employees, but it's not just send it to sanders. he's been saying this in recent months. multiple federal judges have ruled that starbucks illegally. 5 was in both buffalo, new york and memphis, tennessee, a national labor relations bo

and bernie sanders, those 2 couldn't be any more different encountering themselves. so now bert, now mr. show problem solving a senate hearing because bernie sanders threatened him with a subpoena that they didn't want. and this was packed not for free coffee. there were a lot of people in this hearing, and they, and that's what the sound by we just ran didn't show. she broke out in laughter after mister shawl said that the company never broke broke a law and never punished anybody who was involved in or taking part in unionizing or organizing. so how did this end there? because the national labor board has filed so many complaints more than against any other company in the united states, against starbucks for doing exactly what sanders said, they're breaking the law as a federal judge also concluded hundreds of times all across, over the nation. so on this, this fight is already ca, starbucks, a tremendous amount of money. do we have any idea where it's going from here? well, if starbucks doesn't change, of course, then it will cost them even more money. that's is c

we see people like bernie sanders.e essentially weaponizing the federal government against job creators. now, we're going to look at any of the allegations against starbucks under howard schultz tenure but at the same time what's the purpose of the hearing in bernie sanders mind? and ultimately, this increases cost of taxpayers. it's picking winners and losers and usually if it's bernie sanders or joe biden. they are going to pick big labor over the american people and that raises cost for the taxpayers and makes it harder on the worker. >> todd: total overarching approach here why are we doing this but specifically with regard to starbucks. here's a statement, quote. we strive to address issues relevant to our people, including pay equity, financial literacy, student debt, human and civil rights, environmental sustainability. hiring military families. civic engagement. ban the box. addressing the mentallal mental health crisis while doing our part to help our partners life skiles deep breath, deep sigh that is from mr

have voted to unionize. chair of the labor committee congressman bernie sanders made the opening argument. and judges have found that starbucks broke the law, all $130.00 times across 6 states, since workers began organizing in the fall of 2021. i do take offense, i have to admit because it's quite personal. when you bring up things that you've heard that are not true, we have never ever taken any benefit away. and we, we never would. of anyone who was interested in joining a union. let's go and stuff on siemens in our washington bureau. stephan, how did this labor dispute turn into a of an issue for congress? ah, well, i tell you something. there were 2 really those 2 people, howard shoals, billionaire and c o 3 time c or star box and bernie sanders. those 2 couldn't be any more different and countering themselves so now burnt. now mister shows found himself in the senate hearing because bernie sanders threatened him with a subpoena that they didn't want. and this was packed not for free coffee. there were a lot of people in this hearing, and they, and that's what the sound by we just ra

for coach sanders, look, he is who he is. he said that repeatedly. nfl for 16 years, college for four years. there were numerous times where there was religious expression but also there was the cav vote that if you don't believe in this, you don't have to be a part of it. so, there's a struggle that we're seeing right here. it's a struggle that we should have but as americans, no matter what your religion is. we have to stand up for religious freedom and religious expression because that is one of the hallmarks of this republic. >> griff: clearly deion sanders is not going to back down. do you support him taking this fight to whatever next level it goes? >> >> i do. i do. again, these things are going to keep happening. we saw this last year in the supreme court. so, i went back, griff, and read the initial letter from the freedom from religion foundation. and in the letter, they made some assumptions. they made some claims not based on players. not based on people that were employed by colorado. they made claims. colorado residents worried about wh

senator bernie sanders on that and much more, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. i am back and very happy to be so. while i was on vacation, i missed a shocking story that just broke. we knew some of the contours, i've been following it closely. but now, we got a whole host of damning new details on what may be the single most destructive institution in all of american politics. of course, i am talking about fox news. this fox door is the rare kind of story where the truth turns out the be even more cartoonish really terrible than anything you could have possibly imagined from watching at the outside. as new information comes from two recent filings in the defamation case against a network, demonstrates in black and white what fox is, 100 percent a propaganda outlet. they are engaged in that faith, are at war with the truth that they know to be the truth. the final part is important. but to begin with, in these filings, dominion voting systems, a company that makes voting machines east across the country, which fox hos

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and joining now on booktv from the tucson festival of books is senator bernie sanders of vermont. thank you. yeah, his most recent book is it's okay be angry about capitalism senator. what's your definition of capitalism. well, what this book is about is a nation which is moving to open capitalism where motivated by incredible greed, we now have more income and wealth inequality than we've had in the history of our country we have three people owning more wealth than the bottom half of american society in america. today, we have more of ownership. we're in sector after sector, agriculture, financial services, fewer and fewer huge corporations control what we purchase. we have a political system which is increasingly corrupt because as a result, citizens united, billionaires are now able to spend unlimited amounts of money buying and selling politicians and all of that. all we are moving toward an oligarchic form of society, something we have got to reject and to fight back against. so when when it comes to itself, are you an anti-capitalist. so if you want to go out, start a busin

the author, senator bernie sanders of vermont, thanks for your time. thank you. good luck. >> what are some books everyone should realize? accordingo oxford scholastica, here are some of the classics they recommend. she conspiracy' -- shakespears hamlet is on the list. charles dickens' great expectations, a story of the rise from povertyo opulence but not happiness. they also recommend f. scott fitzgerald's 19 a 25, "the great gatsby", a classic american novel o hedonism and disillusionism. -- disillusionmen george orwell's 14 makes the list as ds alex walker's -- the alice walker's the color purple, a classic example of the early 0th century african-american experience. these are just a few of the classic books on oxford scholastica's recommendation list. ♪ ♪

i owe like sander works with konstantin for the past 6 years. they've been a team traveling from one electricity sub station to another and keeping the local power grid, running smoothly. but their job has taken on a whole new significance since the start of the war. they control the flow of electricity to ensure no one is without power completely, although every one has to do with out for a few hours each day. it's a nerve wracking job. they're constantly repairing what the russian attacks have destroyed. so electricians are now often seen as heroes in ukraine. just with do you sense that in your daily work was labeled research. people have started treating us with more respect because they understand now how important we are before the war. we were basically invisible. horror was just always there. and if there was a power cut in every one got upset, wondering what we were playing and fire. now i think there are more understanding and respect us. at least i hope they do. little dominion. we know assisted in us is municipal all you and the use

let us lic, sanders frontline, is the battle to keep the capital supplied with electricity. so since october power stations have been under attack, it's his job to prevent lengthy power outages and keith gillard right now we have 50 to 60 percent of the power that would normally be available. 35 percent of that is set aside for critical infrastructure in a day before from 9 am. each day industry is operating at full capacity. so then more households have to go without electricity whatsoever because industry has to keep going so that there is bread. pasta tanks, if they're even produce in our country, who knows i owe, like sander works with konstantin for the past 6 years. they've been a team traveling from one electricity sub station to another and keeping that local power grid, running smoothly. but their job has taken on a whole new significance since the start of the war. they control the flow of electricity to ensure no one is without power completely. although everyone has to do without for a few hours each day. it's a nerve wracking job. they're constantly repairing wh

you know what, deion sanders has my back and if he wants me to come up there i would be honore. people in america that would join him. i guarantee they would join him. >> ashley: of course. they said they must take action to protect their students but i'm sorry, there is a lot more things to protect their students other than talking about getting someone in trouble for speaking about god. john kjoe kennedy, excuse me yow book "average joe" hit stores in september. thank you very much. >> todd: thanks joe. convicted murderer alex murdaugh awaits his fate. we are just hours from the sentencing hearing later this morning. >> ashley: facing 30 years to life in prison. we go through the breaking details next. ♪ ♪ the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silverado the #1 best-selling retail full-size pickup. ♪ ♪ >> todd: breaking right now, the attorney and now convicted attorney alex murdaugh awaits his fate. we one hour from the sentencing. gunning down his wife and son in c

thank you, vice mayor sanders. i would like to take a moment to talk about the bipartisan infrastructure law which, as you know, was a $1.2 trillion investment in our nation's future. for years whether it's water infrastructure or roads, we have been using band-aid to keep our cities running. with this historic level of funding, we are finally in a position to make the types of upgrades and repairs our communities so desperately need. and i am so proud of all of the work that we at the national league of cities did to get this bill passed. with that said, we know that for smaller cities and towns like my very own submitting strong applications for federal infrastructure money can be challenging and especially daunting because we don't have the type of specialized staff larger cities have. knowing this the national league of cities teamed up with bloomberg philanthropies and other partners to launch the local infrastructure hub. right now small and mid-sized cities like mine are able to enroll in specialized boot ca

but no, bernie sanders, i call him a control freak. i think socialism and socialists are about. he has to have his pound of flesh. one thing that -- >> neil: it was the wrong pound of flesh to go after. i'm not an apologist for howard schultz. he's a progressive. he's one of these aligned himself with all the things that bernie sanders be holds dear. i wonder on this union push, why not let workers decide? in a couple of cases of a couple of stores, that's what they decided. if there was this sort of brush fire, you know, move to unionize its starbucks at all of its shops across the word, even in the united states, we would have seen it despite the company's efforts if they're alleged should be true to stop it, which is apparently is not, a lot of them seem to liked what they had and didn't go for much more there were a couple of cases that was not the case and they lost out just as amazon did with the warehouses. i guess what i'm saying, let the workers decide. there's no less significant or meaningful or important whether they had a

ernie sanders loves to talk about equity.ity means. >> how would you differentiate between equity and equality? >> equality, we talk about, i don't know what the answer to that is. >> it's not just equity. it looks like sanders doesn't even know what socialism means. because old bernie is beginning to sound like a capitalist. he is charging $100 to hear the talk about his new book, it's okay to be angry about capitalism. seats on ticketmaster, bernie's favorite website, hitting nearl $300. we wanted to see what the event was all about. we sent johnny undercover. ♪ music playing ♪ >> are you feeling the burn? i am feeling the burn. >> these tickets are pretty expensive. >> i know. >> they are. >> how does it feel being part of the 1%. >> good, and yet there is a certain amount of guilt involves . >> could you use some money? >> i could, but i won't. >> you don't feel guilty? >> not that guilty. >> it went as high as $273 per ticket. >> virtually nothing. >> if you want to go to any other concert or anything you will spend way

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governor ron desantis and senator bernie sanders. first, ron desantis, his book, the florida governor and potential 2024 presidential candidate, released his newest book, the courage to be free. florida's blueprint for america's revival. now, governor desantis launched his book tour last week with events in his home state of florida. and he recently made a stop at the ronald reagan library in california, where booktv cameras were. and in what is being viewed as another sign of his presidential ambitions. he's also expected to make book tour stops in the early caucus and primary states of iowa, new hampshire and nevada. to early reviews of the governor's memoir paint a very different picture of the book in the washington exam. paul bedard writes, quote, desantis this ok goes on sale tuesday, but it's already the number one bestseller on amazon, suggesting growing excitement around his possible presidential bid. but in the new york times, jennifer sully writes, quote, for the most part, the courage to be free is courageous, certainly f

bernie sanders loaded for bear on that. is it justified?ahoma senator markwayne mullin on all of this. senator, i do notice a lot of questioners here have no business as all, know nothing about meeting a payroll, know nothing about running a business, arguably whether you want to pay that much for coffee or not, one of the most successful in human history. so i do find it a little rich, them kind of criticizing or offering advice, sort of be like me someone to eat a salad, you wouldn't go there. i wouldn't go there. what do you make of this? >> i just came from the committee hearing and it is, irony of this hearing is almost laughable. here you have probably one of the most liberal corporate ceos out this that people were praising for his liberal woke stance and then you have bernie sanders who is a opensocialist, who is the chair, chairs the health, education, labor and pension committee for the democrat party. he chairs it. and yet you cannot go far enough if you're a socialist. if you're, if you're a bernie sanders, if you're an aoc, if

. >> devastating new filings in the dominion lawsuit against fox news and senator bernie sanders unloads on starbucks in the senate. >> starbucks has waged the most aggressive and illegal union busting campaign in the modern history of our country. >> senator bernie sanders joins me live and all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. republicans in idaho are set to ban interstate travel for abortion, for some of their citizens. if that sounds shocking to you, if that sounds like an attack on the very foundation of our union, you are correct. but that is how far antiabortion extremists who control the state government of idaho are willing to go in their pursuit of forcing women and girls to carry pregnancies against their will. for all the talk on the right about loving the constitution, this law, and many other show what they actually think of it, in practice. now, idaho has been at the forefront of the national movement to criminalize abortion. the wake of last june's supreme court decision from right-wing justices overturning roe v. wade, there was a so-ca

i don't think deion sanders is going anywhere. stuart: is he the same guy we used to call him neon deion? is that the guy? >> i think so, yeah. it's amazing. stuart: was he a wide receiver? i can't remember. he was, adam johnson saying yes, he was. he's the guy that runs like the devil towards the touch line and catches it last minute. that's deion sanders. >> he got the ball and you never got it back. never took him down. stuart: he's a cornerback. i'm out of my depth, sean. thanks for being with us. >> it's not soccer, stuart. it's not soccer. stuart: i know that, it's not bitcoin either. by the way, congratulations. your new show, the bottom line, 6:00 p.m. eastern, it's a real success. well done, sean and david. real good stuff. >> that you can't, stuart. stuart: see you later. check the markets and rally for the dow but not nasdaq. we're up 160 on the dow industrials and that is -- what's that stock that's doing it all? lauren: sales force. stuart: that's the one. sales force, straight up and adam johnson with us this morning

have voted to unionize. chair of the labor committee congressman bernie sanders made the opening argument. and judges have found that starbucks broke the law, all $130.00 times across 6 states, since workers began organizing in the fall of 2021. i do take offense, i have to admit because it's quite personal. when you bring up things that you've heard that are not true, we have never ever taken any benefit away. and we never would. of anyone who was interested in joining a union. let's go and stuff on siemens in our washington bureau. stephan, how did this labor dispute turn into a, an issue for congress? ah, well, i tell you something. there were 2 really those 2 people, howard shoals, billionaire and c o 3 time c or star box and bernie sanders. those 2 couldn't be any more different and countering themselves so now burnt. now mister shows found himself in the senate hearing because bernie sanders threatened him with a subpoena that they didn't want. and this was packed not for free coffee. there were a lot of people in this hearing, and they, and that's what the sound by we just ran didn

lisa: the hearing was in part, rapid-fire grilling, led by sanders. sanders: were you ever informed of, or involved in a decision to discipline a worker in any way who was part of a , union organizing drive? >> i was not. senator sanders: have you ever threatened, coerced, or intimidated a worker for supporting a union? >> i have had conversations that could have been interpreted. you know, different way than i intended. lisa: but it was also a higher debate over who decides what is best for companies and workers. >> our preference is to maintain the direct relationship we've had with our employees that we call partners. >> you employ over 235,000 people, over 3000 in my home state of wisconsin, alone. you can't possibly have a direct relationship with all of them. lisa: it is a high-stakes and closely watched clash as efforts to unionize have taken shape at other companies including apple , and amazon. some republicans challenged unions in general including , former businessmen and utah senator mitt romney. >> profit, incentive and greed has been the

lisa: others tried to turn the table on committee chair sanders. sen. you have been in office for 28 years, and you and your wife has immersed a wealth of over $8 million. sen. sanders: if i am worth $8 million, that is good news to me. i'm not aware of it. that is a lie. lisa: schultz, whose net worth is estimated at over $3 billion by forbes, responded to criticism of being out of touch. howard schultz: this moniker of billionaire, let's get at that, ok. i grew up in federally subsidized housing. let me finish. i grew up in federally subsidized housing. my parents never owned a home. i came from nothing. lisa: but the question is where schultz and starbucks go now, as unions and some in congress keep up a loud push. for the "pbs newshour," i'm lisa desjardins. stephanie: i'm stephanie sy wood newshour west. here are the latest headlines. nashville, people gather to honor the victims of monday shooting at the covenant school. church leaders and first lady jill biden offer condolences and prayers for those who were killed. the police chief chief describ

>> thank you for your question, chairman sanders. to address your first question $15 an hour is not enough to pay bills and actually survive in the world today as we know it. we often struggle. one of the main thing i hear from my partners is i can't pay my life bill and put gas in my car at the same time. or i can't put gas and get groceries. having to ration the most important things you need to survive day and day out. another point that i'm really glad you brought up is the our requirement in order to obtain benefits. in my four years at the company i have never had a problem for qualifying for benefits until now, suddenly. i was just taken off a starbucks benefit policies because i have not been scheduled the appropriate hours. or, anywhere close to my availability for the better part of -- >> explain it to the world that here. what does that mean? if i am your supervisor, i can reduce your work week? because i have reduced your work week you know lose your benefits? is that what you're saying? >> yes sir. we have an hour requir

sanders insisted that schultz be a participant.e believes he's the architect of the company's efforts to try and prevent unions from organizing at their stores across the country. listen to how sanders started this hearing this morning. >> starbucks has waived the most aggressive and illegal union busting campaign in the modern history of our country. that union busting campaign has been led by howard schultz, the multibillionaire founder and director of starbucks, who is with us this morning. only under the threat of subpoena. >> reporter: so the opening salvo delivered there by senator sanders. it's a packed hearing room this morning, garrett. many of these union members are in attendance to listen to what schultz has to say. we'll also hear from a member of one of these unions who feels as though starbucks suppressed the ability for the union to organize. to your point about howard schultz, in his opening statements, he's prepared to say that he supports their employees' efforts to unionize and that they do want to fairly collec

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nichols actually contributed to sanders' book. so the tickets will run you between $50 to $92 if you're interested. it will include a copy of his book. this is the only planned stop in northern california for the senator. >>> and she is the head of b.a.r.t.'s board along with advocate and organizer. today, she says she is running for congress. >> i spent my life making sure that people in power could not ignore us. our voices, our hopes, our community, our dream. to this day, it is still my mission. >> she is the former executive director of the young women's freedom center. she serves on the board of trustees for the california state university and was the youngest woman ever to win a macarthur genius grant. she highlights her background as a single parent and her experience in the juvenile justice system. she said her goal is to give people a voice. she is hoping to replace the representative barbara lee. you might remember lee announced her own campaign to replace senator diane feinstein. she's retiring next year after 30 years

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>> reporter: yeah, the lawmaker leading the charge, vermont senator bernie sanders who saysover the course of the last 18 months starbucks has led one of the most aggressive and illegal union busting campaigns in the modern history of the united states. a strong statement the ex ceo of the coffee giant is denying. starbucks' founder and former ceo howard schultz is in the hot seat. to answer questions about his company's efforts to block unions at the coffee chains. >> i have the right and the company has the right to have a preference. and our preference to maintain the direct relationship we've had with our employees who we call partners. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders has been leading the effort to grill schultz. who he accuses of engaging in illegal union busting. >> are you aware that judges have ruled that starbucks violated federal labor law over 100 times during the past 18 months? far more than any other corporation in america. >> sir, starbucks' coffee company unequivocally and let me set the tone for this very early on, has not broken the law. >> reporter: the standoff betw

company, let me set the tone for this early on, has not broken the law most of amy: senator bernie sanders grilled starbucks longtime ceo howard schultz in a testy senate hearing on the coffee company's union busting. we will air experts and speak to a starbucks worker who was fired over his union organizing. then filmmaker jennifer fox. five years ago, she made a remarkable narrative film "the tale" based in part on her perienceurvivinghild xual abuse by a coach. >> changg myse. i don'even rember how used to be. >> i fou a storyou wrote in english. >> wre did y finit? >> what tters is wh it sa. excellent coach. amy: jennifer fox recently revealed the name of the man who abused her, ted nash, a legendary olympic rower and coach. today jennifer fox will come back on democracy now! for her first television interview since making this revelation, which has sparked an investigation by the u.s. rowing federation. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations has adopted a landmark resolution that seeks to

i will say -- i'm not a huge bernie sanders fan because of what happened in the 2016 primaries.. i thought he was very charming and his bill maher interview. so calm and true to himself. >> greg: that's why he's popular. >> jessica: and why young people love this 81-year-old. >> jesse: i have never heard a politician say "i don't know." one of these days, tv commentator will say that. >> jessica: not at this table. >> jesse: "one more thing" is up next. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! s. with freight brokerage to transportation management, tr. ♪ ♪ to all the chevy silverado owners out there. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you

alleged union busting sanders didn't mince any words. he accused starbucks of waging quote the most aggressive and illegal union busting campaign in modern history. and he noted that schultz, the company's founder, only agreed to testify after being threatened with a subpoena. listen to this exchange between bernie sanders and the starbucks founder. let me remind you that federal law 18 u. s code section 1001 prohibits. knowingly and willfully making any fraudulent statement. i understand that were you ever informed of or involved in a decision? to fire a worker who was part of a union organizing drive. i was not were you ever informed of or involved in a decision to discipline a worker in anyway, who is part of a union organizing trife? i was not have you ever threatened, coerced or intimidated a worker for supporting a union? i've had conversations that could have been interpreted. you know, different way than i intended. to make his point. sanders pointed to a ruling from just a few weeks ago by a judge at the national labor relations

that's what you get with bernie sanders.ther thing about joe biden, he has given a socialist everything they ask for that is why they would have a hard time finding somebody to challenge him in the primary because he is given why everything to the left. >> my brother runs a contracting school in patterson, new jersey. business is booming let's put it that way it's one tenth the cost of going to college but is training these kids to be electricians and contractors and mechanics getting jobs immediately have good paying jobs. something to consider. >> will continue at this point you still had on "the big saturday show" will we ever see classified information about the origins of covid? congress is about the force of biden administration's hand and it could expose everything, that is next. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeba

. >> todd: johnson is endorsed by bernie sanders and bernie sanders says the people of chicago can elect in brandon johnson, someone who knows struggle of working families and will fight on their behalf. is that what the people of chicago want and need? not sanitized statement from bernie sanders, but socialism, is that what people of chicago need? >> definitely not, last thing we need is someone being endorsed by bernie sanders to be running the city of chicago. chicago is in need of someone who can handle budgets and deal with the police department and community. i think paul vallas presents the type of individual we need to run the city, he's run major budgets before, i believe he will have a great relationship with the police department, which is essential to get crime down. no way we can have someone in office talking about defunding the police and want to tax everyone on everything, impossible way to governor and it will never work. >> todd: chicago is a beautiful city. it has been through the ringer the last couple of years and we can only hope and pray whoever gets in your honor

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at least that is the hope senator sanders has.ultz, stepped down as interim ceo this month, but the company says that its new ceo plans to do a barista shift once a month to stay close to the company's culture. norah? >> norah: really interesting to see all that. nikole killion, thank you so much. well, tonight, the mother of a 28-year-old man who died in police custody at a psychiatric hospital is vowing to seek justice for her son. family and friends of irvo otieno gathered for his funeral today at a virginia church. otieno, whose family says he long struggled with mental illness, died earlier this month after he was pinned to the ground by sheriff's deputies and hospital workers who are now charged with his murder. tonight, there are growing concerns over artificial intelligence and the new calls to pause the ai tech race. that's next. is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to positio