>> tom stier put in a ton of money to get on stage.he had 11 minutes of talk time which is one minute more than andrew yang but no one remembers what he says. we did it, the environment is his number one issue but that is about it. he doesn't bring anything else to the debate that stands out to me but overall a lot of the american people particularly black folks they have been going after and completely forgot about us with the blunders with biden and sanders and the answer to those questions in regards to reparations and the black messaging. heather: the total spoken time by the candidates, let's bring this up as an example of one of the few times tom stier had something to say. >> my experience building a business, understanding how to make that happen means i can go toe to toe with mister trump, an unconventional way of attacking a different unconventional president who went after the best prepared candidate in american history and beat her. >> tried to give himself credit for starting the push for impeachment two years prior to whe

if you look at the polls stier spent all this money and nobody knows who tom stier is even in a democratizabeth warren has far better name recognition regardless how much money he spent but when you bloomberg spending that money but then the ceo of new york city for two terms he has a track record to run on. his efforts are going to bring chaos into the primary come supertuesday. >> this money spent by styron bloomberg, what we can expect in 2020? >> i think like i said will bring chaos to the democrat primary but in the end donald trump has presided over an incredible economy, incredible peacetime under his administration. i don't think there's any way any of these democrats are going to win in 2020. >> thanks so much, we appreciate it. the time is 19 minutes after the hour. this is the christmas spirit. unbelievable video capturing a christmas day road rage fight that ends with a man clinging to the back of a speeding truck. >> ironically that's i got to work this morning. michael avenatti's money problems, a possible motive in his extortion case. for millions. >> looking very windblow

tom stier is not prepared.ad 11 minutes, one minute more than andrew yang and no one remembers anything he says other than that. i'm not trying to bash the guy but he should put his money behind someone else, perhaps cory booker, perhaps julian castro. i don't think he is prepared for this. he is a billionaire and is successful and kudos to him but he's not impressive. he does better at doing commercials and talk about the environment. rob: we appreciate it. jillian: it is 11 minutes after the hour. a deadly explosion rocking a neighborhood to its core, the streets turning into a war zone. what led to this devastating blow. >> what more -- >> i'm over here. >> what more for the american people? i am sorry, mister stier. rob: not so clap happy. andrew yang, the moderator, trying to get the attention his way, the embarrassing case of mistaken identity that happened last night. ♪ that's not my name ♪ that's not my name ♪ that's not my name ♪ this time of year, that's really important. so we're making it easier tha

i am going to say tom stier.ust not there. >> i hope it is not andrew yang because i really like andrew yang and would love to have a beer with him. shannon: thank you very much, most watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. i am shannon bream. heather: happening at 4:00 on the east coast fox news alert. a person found dead and the baby found alive, the desperate search for missing austin, texas mother leads to a grim discovery. what we just learned about the house and car searched in houston and who they belonged to. presidential hopefuls clash in california. >> billionaires in wine chains should not pick the next president of the united states. >> your net worth is 100 times mine.

. >>> two democratic candidates are in the bay area today billionaires time stier and michael bloomberg. >> michael bloomberg spend the afternoon at the moscone he said are talking about what his priorities for climate change. political reporter is there with more on bloomberg's visit today. greg?>> reporter: wrapped up his comments a short time ago criticizing the white house stance on climate change. bloomberg made it clear that he is not focused on the first fourth primary today. focused on super tuesday. which include delegate heavy california. >> democratic presidential candidate mike bloomberg made his first trip to california with a stop in san francisco. the billionaire and former new york mayor to the stage with former governor jerry brown. the american geophysical union meeting speaking about efforts to combat climate change. >> make sure the world knows that america is continuing its progress even with the climate denier in the white house. this administration has its head in the sand. >> bloomberg started his day in stockton. might mayor michael tubbs. >> resources and the r

if you look at the hypocrisy, aoc takes money from tom stier, a billionaire. bernie sanders decries the 1%. his tax returns show us his worth is far more than $1 million. then you have elizabeth warren also decrying billionaires when she's taking money from 30 billionaires. so all of these socialist candidates who praise socialism and big government takeover have taken money from billionaires and are millionaires themselves. it really is very rich and the american people see right through the act that they're proposing with their words. >> jennifer is joining me here on set in washington, d.c. thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> a vocal supporter for mayor pete buttigieg. going out of his way saying i'm the one with the personal income, you candidates are millionaires, you've been successful, i haven't is that what the democrats have to go to say i haven't made any money and i've been the mayor. is that the winning formula in that side of the aisle. >> it was upsetting that the congresswoman was having purity tests in that way. it's upsetting that

. ♪ rob: tom stier blasting pete buttigieg for not being aggressive enough on climate change. >> whytter climate stand? your 37 years old, your of the generation of people who understand this is the number one issue in front of us. that to me is an absolutely critical question to answer. rob: the billionaire in last thursday's debate, stier has made climate changes signature campaign issue. buttigieg has not responded to his comments. jillian: amazon getting called out about shocking reports about injuries at their warehouses. bernie sanders and ilhan omar joining a push from lawmakers demanding osha relief 3 years of injury records and investigation by reveal serious injuries, doubled the industry average of enrollment centers. dollywoods, was all the talk last summer and todd got the chance to explore. rob: how does the theme park transform when christmas, take a look. >> time for christmas journey on the dollywould express. meet kylie and jacob. we will meet these fun characters. look who i see behind murdoch. not a good dancer with human or reindeer. do i remind you of your buddy

carley: there are a lot of other candidates, two are billionaires michael bloomberg and tom stier.ey spent a combined $200 billion on advise so far. how does that factor into the election and could unfairly hurt the chances of somebody like elizabeth warren or bernie sanders who are relying on small dollar donations? >> a great point. tom stier bought his way to the primary stage where you have seen more candidates fall by the wayside. kamala harris was unable to maintain that level of support. we are seeing a massive amount of money. i don't want to see any candidate buying their way to a debate stage come into the hearts and minds of voters. we need to do get out. it will be interesting to see michael bloomberg's strategy super tuesday. there will be a winner one and not focusing on the four early states as other candidates are. carley: or will it end just like burning a bunch of money. how do you feel about this? should candidates be self funded? the debate over high dollar fundraisers? >> if you have the money and want to spend it you might get it. we are seeing unprecedented a

politico reporting bloomberg spent $120 million, stier dropping $83 million on ads so far, adding $200e president chair ted harvey weighed in when he joined "fox and friends first" earlier and it all depends on who the candidate is. bloomberg has potential to do damage during the primaries. >> nobody knows who tom sire is even in a democrat primary. he was before and has better name recognition regardless how much money he spent but when you get bloomberg spending that money but have a record he has as ceo of new york city for two terms has a track record to run on and his efforts will bring chaos into the primary come supertuesday. heather: iran bloomberg polling at 6% and 30% respectively. 42 after the hour. are you ringing in the new year or do you have holiday blues? carley: this time of year, what you need to know about them next. heather: the man who cheers us up whenever you see him, griff jenkins on what to expect next on "fox and friends". >> charlie kerr, michael loftus and mark stein as 2019 winds down, the best act of kindness including this moment a loyal customer gave a m

. >> democratic presidential candidate tom stier will host a town event. he was in walnut creek speaking about climate change being a top priority. >> the latest national poll by the economists shows joe biden leading the field of democrat. 26% of voters support biden as their first choice. bernie sanders is next with 16%. he is followed by pete and mike bloomberg. >> today's the last day for the presidential candidates to qualify for the next debate one week from today. candidates have to receive 4% and they also need 200,000 donors. so far seven candidates have qualified. >> the first article of impeachment states president trump abused his power by asking the president of ukraine to investigate clinical rival joe biden. >> the facts are not in dispute. >> most importantly they did nothing to get aid. >> if the house judiciary committee votes to put the two articles before the house, and impeachment vote could happen as soon as next week. it will go to the republican- controlled senate for a trial in getting the two thirds vote to remove the president fr

a town hall event with ross more democrats, he also held another town hall with democrats in napa stiers best known as a political nancy air of a number of issues,ncluding climate change issues and his push for the impeachment of president trump. he has donated more than a million to democratic candidates in past election cycles. most tire and bloberg are billionaires. major news in the bay area sports world tonight, and it's about our sajose sharks frsh eyes opting to make a change a head coach peter de boer. >>has been relieved of his duties are carpenters here with the latest c had me nice years with the playoffs. i think every year yes, he did every singleear. >>no more yeah making a move and yeah you have to questi the timing of it and you know he was doing wl and usually when you're looking at these tys of coachig situations, there's me where coaches on the hot seat. there was none of that it was just an immediate change your ego not to bore took over as coach in playfs in each yr of his the 10 year. but the san jose front office is movingin a different direction war in the middle

be co chair of bloomberg's california campaign ansan francisco businessman and philanthropist tom stiern the bay area today for his run for the white house making a stop in walnutreek. the democratic candidate held a town hall event with ross mo democrats he is slated to hold a another town hall he was earlier in the napa as well with democrats there stier is best known as a political finance air on a number of ises, including his push for the impeachment of president trump. he has donated more than a million to democratic candidates in past election cycles. both steyer and bloomberg arbillionaires. >>now 4 zone forecast with a live view of thgolden gate bridge on this hump day evening and slow traffic heing out of the city, but you can see the soutbound side of the street is empty and wet and we need toheck because pam, some might be going on there's traffic check on that ok well we check on that 'll check in on the weather with our chief meteologist he's looking at the rain as well as the snow yeah, weet the rain you get some of that snow up in the sierra nevada lot of folks headed up

as a hooley on costo, booker, or stier? the two-point question. >> it's so hard it's so hard.ght. kennedy: you did not get it right hooley on castro. [inaudible] kennedy: he was honest with his musical tastes. jonas one. >> it was going up to the new jersey crowd i was thinking too smart. kennedy: he would also say bruce springsteen is from a llama. >> big stray cats guy. [laughter] kennedy: thank you for coming and schooling us and of her ways. >> i will let that one pass too. political knowledge doesn't go. [inaudible] kennedy: coming up have you been eating and drinking like an animal this season? what are you doing with that hamster? tips on how to stay healthy and cure hangovers before they start, next. ♪ (children playing) (dog barking) ♪ (music building) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. but you don't feel good. with polycythemia vera, pv, symptoms can change so slowly over time you might not notice. but new or changin

stier spoke for about 11 minutes on stage but still considered the small amount of time bernie sanders 20 minutes and i asked tom steyer this morning if he feels like he didn't get enough time to speak during the debates. >> my job is to take advantage of my opportunity to talk directly to the american people and explain there's a broken government here. a bit taken on those corporations as an outsider. for the coalition american citizens and beating those corporations for decades but if that transits to say that on national tv, i'm not gonna complain about it. >> during the debate, stier reminded the crowd that the impeachment campaign he started more than two years ago as well as his focus on tackling climate change. >> british lawmakers are finally improving voice johnson's brings it deal. control and limit ailsa to course at scheduled on january 31st. and to conclude the trade talks with the eu by the end of 2020. trade experts say negotiating a free trade deal within 11 months will be difficult. but he won't agree to have any more delays. >>> accrue for kaiser mental health worker

joe biden and tom stier and michael bloomberg made campaign stops in the bay area earlier this week. they are trying to connect with voters who were supporting kamala harris. >>> police are warning commuters about a rise in robberies. the early darkness during the evening commute and the holiday season is bringing out the thieves targeting people walking out of the dark station. extra police patrols have been in that location and some officers are even offering rides when possible. >>> and oak glen the investigation into who shot the 19-year-old in her car tuesday night. the family of the young woman told us that they cannot understand why anyone would want to hurt her. >> she was a good girl. we just celebrated her birthday. >> he's grieving the loss of his firstborn. >> she loved life and her family. >> he knew something was wrong when the 19-year-old did not pick up her parents call on tuesday night. >> whenever we called she would always pick up the phone. >> she was found shot to death in her wrecked car. it's not clear if she was shot before or after she crashed. she may have a

. >> didn't realize you were working for tom stier. the one caution i would have about biden is that there is this tendency in the november before to decide was going to happen. the new york times had a front-page story which was not kind to me, saying that there was no chance john kerry was going to get beyond iowa, he was dead. in november of 2003. went on to win all but two of three of the contest. have to see whether or not the biden who was on 60 minutes social -- shows up at the debate. >> i don't think it's called the guilt dinner. >> before i turn this over to the audience, what about kamala harris? what about cory booker, andrew yang? amount overa decent the campaign. andriy gang surprised me. i went to these events and they love him. the question is, is this a bernie sanders situation or a ron paul situation? ron paul had all these kids coming up, he didn't do well. bernie sanders, they made him competitive. seeing him was a really unique experience. he drew a combination of former bernie backers, some former trump akers, ind

. >>> tonight in napa, democratic presidential candidate tom stier will host a townhall event. last night, stier, who lives in san francisco, was in walnut creek. >>> the latest national poll by the economist saying you give shows joe biden leading the crowded fields of democrats. 26% of voters surveyed said they support biden as their first choice. elizabeth warren has 21% support, bernie sanders is next with 16%. he is followed by pete buttigieg at 11% and mike bloomberg at 4%. >>> today's the last day for the presidential candidates to qualify for the next debate one week from today. in order to qualify, the candidates have to get 4% support in at least four poles. they need at least 200,000 donors. so far, seven democratic presidential candidates have qualified for the next debate. >>> right now, 5:08 am. let's go back to cell covering the traffic situation in palo alto. we just checked in, and we were noticing some trafficking traffic was moving in the other direction or maybe they are exiting the freeway there. >>> there either on the frontage road or they were exiting th

san francisco businessman d philanthropist tom stier also hit the campaign trail in the bay area today and his run for the white house, making a stop in walnut creek. the democratic candidate held a town hall event in ross more with democrs there. he also held another town hall as democrats in napa stier is best known as a political nancier who has supported a number of democratic candidates and issues including climate change and his push for the impeachment of president trump. >>well the san se show a liver. some surprising major news tonight to kind of big shot maybe not so much at all the franchise talking to mak a big change in the head coaching position mark carpenter joins us with more this was a surprise wasn't it was i mean considering the fact thamean that you know given that the sharks haven't won in e month of december but this team has experienced successere. >>and th wasn't even a you know middle of the season decision here it's happening right even a 3rd of the way through and here we a peter de boer took over as sharks coach in 2015 led the franchise to the playoffs in

as a hooley on costo, booker, or stier? the two-point question. >> it's so hard it's so hard. it right. kennedy: you did not get it right hooley on castro. [inaudible] kennedy: he was honest with his musical tastes. jonas one. >> it was going up to the new jersey crowd i was thinking too smart. kennedy: he would also say bruce springsteen is from a llama. >> big stray cats guy. [laughter] kennedy: thank you for coming and schooling us and of her ways. >> i will let that one pass too. political knowledge doesn't go. [inaudible] kennedy: coming up have you been eating and drinking like an animal this season? what are you doing with that hamster? tips on how to stay what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what are we gonna do with these? keep it at your d

. >> reporter: stier and bloomberg are displaying interesting saturday. they think that will not be a clear leader coming out of iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina. live in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. stuck a huge drug dealer rest. they arrested three suspects, who they believe sold drugs that killed a father and his 13- month-old son in santa rosa. the news comes as the attorney's office continues their efforts to crack down on what they called lawlessness in the tenderloin. they u.s. attorney david anderson repeatedly cited sanctuary city laws is one of the barriers to successful drug enforcement. >> the way those policies are being applied in san francisco is also resulting in sanctuary instead. sometimes even immunity for those who are engaged in criminal misconduct. >> we stand by i think prairie city policies. this is san francisco. secure is an idea. one city leader wants to bring a cruise ship to oakland, docket, and then house the homeless aborted. how the plan is thinking even before it sets sail. >> reporter: council president reb

max stier is not interviewed. then senator coons, desperate to get attention to this, starts to reach out to his colleagues. this is all in the course of days. the clock is ticking and fbi is producing and delivering its report. he reaches out to senator flake and says you need to talk to them and he says i'm dealing with death threats against my family. i can't deal with this. he reaches out, he tries to reach out and sends an e-mail to senator alex. he doesn't hear back from her. why not? it turns out senator collins e-mails have been widely disseminated in the middle of this mess so she changes her e-mail. senator coons, he sent a note saying he's my new e-mail. senator coons sent the e-mail to colleges previous e-mail. it is not until i called senator collins office a year later that they found this e-mail. senator collins, in an interview with me made it clear that it was by the time she heard about this, she would have gotten the e-mail, it was too late in the game. she wasn't going to change her vote and sh

stier reminded the crowd of the public impeachment campaign. he started it more than two years ago, as well as touting his focus on tackling climate change. for more insight on last night's debate, join by senior politico writer, joe carefully, thank you for being here as always. >> good to be here. >> treatment certainly the elephant in the room. but this was a very short question the beginning, we surprised by that? >> i was not surprised. there is nothing to gain there, they were all on the same page. they wanted it to be a fair trial, but they wanted to be over with quickly, because they don't want to be taken off the campaign trail. >> it felt like last night was the opportunity to see real differences on topics as it relates to climate change, the economy, usmc a, do you feel like that really benefited and we saw and impact of that smaller stage? >> absolutely. for the candidates like klobuchar and buttigieg, 20% of the voters have no opinion of them. klobuchar took advantage of us big time, we got to learn a lot more about her, she showe

tom stier is holding a town hall with local democrats at 12:30 this afternoon. >>> taking a live look to capitol hill, congress is one step closer to impeaching president trump. democrats laid out two articles of impeachment, abuse of power and obstruction of congress. cbs reporter laura podesta is on capitol hill with more from leaders on both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: president trump ridiculed the impeachment effort that a campaign rally in hershey pennsylvania last night >> these two flimsy pathetic ridiculous articles of impeachment >> reporter: those articles were laid out by the democrats yesterday. >> committing high crimes and misdemeanors. >> reporter: article one of these the power says president trump solicited the interference of a foreign government, ukraine, and the 2020 united states presidential election. >> the argument why don't you just wait amounts to this. why don't you just let him cheat and one more election. >> reporter: article 2 charges obstruction of congress. saying the president directed the unprecedented categorical and indiscriminate defiance of h

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ave already seen tom stier out on the airways and michael bloomberg the former new york mayor.e has the resources to blanket the state wid ads that's exactly what he's doing. i think our pulp captured the very beginning of that but i don't think thwe have fully seen what the impact of this deluge of ads will be. >> of urse apple did not show a lot of lovefor michael bloomberg in this state. but we will see, like you said wet have time and people are just beginning to watch. m millon from political, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> democratic house speaker nancy pelosi is the most powerful woman in america. in january, she became speaker a second time after democrats flipped control of the house and set a record nuer of women to congress in recent weeks, nancy pelosi has championed house democrats president trump d made a case to it to a skeptical public. a new book by her daughter christine, describes the ills i have made speaker pelosi such a formidable leader. joining me now is author and chair of thdecalifornia cratic party women's caucus christine pelosi. thank you so

minnesota's senator saw 5% increase in her favorability score as did billionaire tom stier who has now 20% favorability. joe biden and elizabeth warren were the only two candidates who saw the favorability drop slightly. >> michael bloomberg has cut ties with a vendor. of the intercept reported the campaign did show without knowing the call centers hired a subcontractor which used prison laborers. they have since ended the relationship. >> president trump went on the attack when it came to the topic of his impeachment hearings. he addressed the media after making phone calls to troops serving overseas. he said the democrats had treated him unfairly in the house and now they want fairness in the senate where the impeachment trial will be held. >> they did not give us due process. they did not give us a lawyer. they did not give us anything. >> most of america wants to see all of the facts come out. >> the president's comments come on the heels of nancy pelosi continuing to delay handing over the two articles of impeachment to the senate. she says she will not do that until the terms of

stier is holding a town hall. >>> an invitation is underway for the city of oakland after woman was foundolice located the vehicle while responding to the activation of a shot fire system and did a d or e street. when officers arrived, they found the woman dead and discover that she had been shot in the head. people in the neighborhood say they heard as many as 10 shots around 9:00 last night. together say they're not at this point. and anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call oakland police. >>> there also the prime suspect in the killing of a man found in a car trunk not the scene. those suspects had been edified by authorities this david anderson, and 50-year-old francine graham. the mayor of jersey city said that the suspect clearly targeted the place. brian reports. >> reporter: six people that after gun battle in broad daylight went on for hours in the middle of jersey city. the front of a grocery store destroyed. officers shot from inside of it, to active shooters were killed and three bystanders. jersey city mayor stephen says the grocery store was targeted but

according to politico tom stier and michael bloomberg have poured nearly $200 million into televisionigital advertising more than double the combined ad spending of all the non-billionaire candidates combined. the $100 million spent by bloomberg went to prison workers hired by an outside company to make campaign phone calls, the bloomberg campaign said was unaware of the arrangement and cut ties with the contractor. senator rand paul has an idea to pay for college loans, borrow from your future retirement. not all financial experts are on board. we will look at the proposal next. >> m mike: all politics is local even for the senate majority leader. mitch mcconnell is in kentucky touting the benefits and money for his state in the recent spending package signed into law last week. is up for reelection in 2020 and his his leadership role will allow kentucky to punch above its weight. the spending bill mcconnell is boasting in securing $400 million for new veterans hospital in louisville, $25 million to fight asian carp in western kentucky and benefits for coal miners. americans collecti

the democrat debate qualifiers, biden, buttigieg, klobuchar, sanders, tom stier, elizabeth warren andshaping up to be an interesting battle tween moderates and progressives in the democratic party. we have seen biden and buttigieg surging in the polls but represent the heart of what the democratic party is fighting for, people who feel they are left out of the economy and people at the top. rob: what is your perspective? who has the best shot? >> i would agree it is a battle between biden and the progressives, the way i would categorize this debate. interesting to see how this plays out on the stage because for the most part biden is making an argument for electability, he is tried and true, he is known, the best one to defeat trump but that's not enough for the progressive organizations. we released a statement pushing for warren or bernie ticket saying it's not enough just to beat trump but build something afterwords. there is a real tear in the base to figure out what is best for the party and who they want to put forward for 2020. rob: national polls, pretty interesting to see how

stier: judy, judy over here. judy: mr. stier. i'm sorry. mr.teyer: i'm the person who started the need to impeach movement over two years ago. [applause] because i believe what counts is actually the american people's opinion. over 8.5 million signed that petition and dragged washington into the idea that actually the most corrupt president in american history, it's not a question of political expediency. it's not a question of political tactics. it is a question of right and wrong. so now when we look at what is going on, i agree with senator klobuchar. the question is whether we want the american people to understand what is going on. we need to have administration officials testified on tv so we can judge. the court that counts is the court of public opinion. the american people deserve to see the truth of these administration officials testifying under oath, so we can make up our mind. if we want republican senators to do the right thing, we need their constituents to see the truth on tv and tell them, get rid of this guy, or we will get ri

>>there are manshows biden over us senator kamala harris and billionaire tom stier who both have ties. another key player incalifornia politics senator dianne feinstein previously endorsediden for president. >>in washington, a red ibbon can be seen hanging from the north portico of the white hoe to commemorate world aids day. >>over 1 million people in the us and 38 million people worldwide are living with h v hiv aids. president trump issued a proclamation to mark the solemn occasion during which he taed about his initiative called ending the hiv epidemic, a plan for america, the president's goal is to eliminate at least 90% of new hiv infections. in the us witn 10 years. the plan to do so by fosing on diagnosis treatment prevention and response. talked about it just a few minutes ago, there are big me delays at sfo this morning. no real surprise gin the weather 3 and half hour delays there we'll be right back. you know when you're at ross and you find their favorite hero... ...at a price that makes you the her yes! with hot holiday toys for all ages, ross is your toy destination. it

indiana mayor pete buttigieg, billionaire philanthropist on stier and mrs. matt andrew yang. with can expect the and candidates to discuss the issues they debated previously before. topics like healthcare, income inequality. also questions about electability. who has the best chance to defeat president trump in 2020 especially with the impeachment proceedings and a bitter fight over the senate trial next year. >> let alone someone in. >> mcconnell claim the impeachment was motivated by partisan rage. this, from the man who said proudly, i am not impartial. i have no intention to be impartial at all. in the trial of president trump. what hypocrisy. >> reporter: senior political writer says the debate should also focus on issues specific to california voters. >> what are you going to do about the homelessness. what are you going to do about the rise of housing which is ridiculous? what are you going to do about what first? climate change affects us more than everything else. these are the questions we need to hear and we need to hear some answers specific to california. >> repo

hi, stier is the stingy one when it comes to the free spending and the $80 million he's spent coversof campaigning. bloomberg by contrast has blown through his in just two weeks and so far it's gotten to him 5% nationally. it's off the lead but also better than a bunch of candidates who have been running longer than bloomberg so bloomberg has bought himself a quick 5% in the polls. the question becomes will it be just as easy to buy another 5% and on and on or is there a ceiling for a candidate like bloomberg who has all the money in the world but who also isn't running in iowa, new hampshire and all the early states. bloomberg is trying to bypass those states and history says that's a losing strategy, when his name is missing from all those leader boards in february everyone is going to forget about him. then again no one has ever tried this kind of strategy with this kind of money before. the bloomberg campaign pay be the most expensive science experiment. that's "hardball" for now. thank you for being with us. and "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in.

struck democratic presidential candidate tom stier is hosting a townhall tonight. he said that addressing climate change is one of his top priorities. >>> our time is 6:08 am. let's get you to where you need to go. sal is right there. he can help you. >> i can and i will with highway 101. we still have some residual traffic as they open up lanes on southbound 101 as you head down to mountain view and get down toward palo alto. palo alto and mountain view, this is because of an earlier crash. all of the northbound lanes have been open. if you're on a tight schedule, give yourself an extra 10 minutes. this is a look from hayward. 880 s. is slowing down. matteo bridge a little slow. 880 near oakland is looking good. as well as 580. westbound bay bridge, there is a backup in the cash lanes. in the east shore freeway, it is a 26 minute drive. >>> now for today's weather, here is steve. >>> we still have light rain, drizzle out there, but the line is looking more northward. county north, san francisco north, rainfall in the last 24 hours, as soon as my computer loads, it

the very center you have biden, amy klobuchar, booker, may be, and then you have the billionaires, stierloomberg. but where -- what was the lien for her? >> jesse: i think she didn't try hard enough to find out lane. in fact, i doubt she thought any effort was beneath her. i'm actually -- this is the first time i've heard of this, how she said america wasn't ready for her. what a jerk because america as a population is willing to get behind everybody and everybody. they had a two term black president, hillary got the popular vote, and for her to say the reason why i lost is because america, because of you, screw you. you are a big jerk. i had hopes for her. i had high hopes for her. i was one of the first people. now i can't stand this person because what she just -- blaming the american bubble because you are a failure because you didn't work hard enough? that is so pathetic. she actually basically had checked all of the identity boxes but she was female, black, a lot young leftist, and she couldn't -- she couldn't galvanize that to win a campaign? that is on her. it's not on the public

tom stier is trying to buy by the election and he's a really nice guy.t the democratic voters and ivo were saying especially about skyler bloomberg coming in is that they are infant offended that people think they can buy the nomination. and in a sense by the oval office. kennedy: that the voters feel that way? >> the voters that i spoke to in iowa this weekend feel this way. people were coming with these candidates had to say. kennedy: how much of it is bloomberg's dislike of trump looking at him saying i'm a rich guy, i've been the mayor. >> i think he sees an opportunity in this immoderate lane. and unfortunately i think he's miscalculated where the democratic party is headed. i don't think there's immoderate lane right now. kennedy: he was defending stop and frisk and october. it's the first time he's apologized for. >> he things is going after biden because he's making all of these gaps. he is eroding. i don't think bloomberg's understanding that with all of his money, you can't buy votes. you can't buy the connection to the american voters. kennedy

tom stier meets with local democrats in walnut creek at 12:30 this afternoon and is also said to hold the town hall in napa tomorrow evening. >>> prosecutors are deciding to whether to hold a new trial in a high-profile murder case. tiffany li and kaveh bayat were accused of conspiracy and murder . they were in a relationship when li's ex was founded. 12 days of jury deliberation resulted in a mistrial for bayat. he was a -- prosecutors charged tiffany li with murder over custody of her kids but found her not guilty. a gate international attention after li's parents posted the most expensive bill ever at $35 million. the defense attorney to assist that her family's wealth had nothing to do with the verdict executed what one more week to decide whether to retry bayat. >>> today as celebration is planned to mark the completion of a northbay road reconstruction project years in the making. the changes drivers will encounter. >>> plus the san francisco ballet is celebrating a big anniversary with a series of performances darting today. what to expect at the 75th annual production of the n

she has failed to mention that billionaire and 2020 dan tom stier donated to her 2018 campaign.e is during a campaign rally for bernie sanders. >> for anyone who accuses us for instituting purity tests, it is called having values. it is called having standards for your conduct to not be funded by billionaires. but to be funded by the people, which is different! >> julie: it is called having a bad memory, apparently. is this totally hypocritical? could this hurt bernie sanders? when he has aoc railing against billionaire money when she herself has benefited from billionaire donations? >> it is called winning, and you can't win without money. and when she took that donation, not from tom, but from his former fund manager family that he was a part of, she was a candidate to win. and she upset the incumbent. so i don't think $2700 from one billionaire is dispositive of winning, but you are not going to be turning down any money. listen, money is always going to be a part of politics. you have the supreme court that says you have a first amendment right, i am going to unite the decis

roots give her an edge and someone that has built a career getting this done for people billionaire stier long railed against president trump we now know that the oval office cannot reshaping man. >>who doesnot believe in constitional democracy. meanwhile, yang says he's got a better chance to make an impression thursday night they'll be >>50% fewer candidates on the stage this time in my speaking time would be projected to rise b50%. this is so it shoulbe really excitin night. i'm john lawrence porting. >>free money this morning, a new toit is invented designed to reduce time workers spend in the bathroom. i'm afraid jane king live at the nasdaq how is that going to speed up the to well we'll show you how that wor very interesting invention daria about let's start th this is disturbing kids are sexting earlier than ever. a new survey has found at more than. >>one in 10 8 year-old have been exposed to sexting and th number climbs tojust about 42% by age 14 this is an analysis done by the parenting app and germany sexting starts eaier for girls, the reserch found that the trump administrat

millionaires tom stier mike bloomberg held campaigns in the area last week. some political experts say they are oh -- all hoping to connect with camila harasses supporters in her home base after she decided to drop out of the race. >> once she left the race, those are like picking up the gold coins off of the playground. you have to have those chips for the california primary. >> clinical experts predict more and more democratic candidates will be coming here to the bay area between now and the caucuses in iowa in early february. >>> it is 5:06 am. back over to sal. you were talking about fog. i heard you all morning, but i did not see me coming from marin county. >> pam, i have a picture that i can show you here. >> all right. >> let's put it up here in the magic of television. >> maybe i was in the fog. >> i made that sound myself. >> there is fog at the goldens golden gate bridge. you can see traffic does well, you can't see traffic. it is foggy out there. is foggy in some places, and not another's. traffic is clear on highway 24 and 680. you can see it is

>>you see their facesthere include joe biden people to jud amy klobuchar our bernie sanders tom stier and the elizabeth warren and andrew yang rounding out the 7 tonight's debate was nearly derailed by a now resolved labor dipute between a californiunion an a catering provider al7 ave participad ifthat. uldn't again a dispute had continued on a wooden cross e picket li but it's been resolv >>4orning news, the deadline to sign up r heth insurance is approachg. you may end up ping a fine if you're not covered we'll have the details ahead. and yet anotherain camera system is compromed, we'll tell you which family was hacked an what do they do. and next caught on camera a delivery drer dropping off food and then picking up a few things from the apartment building before she left. and we do a drizzle across the bay area this mornin although the heaviest of rainfall that we saw yesterday as well out of the picture now. >>your forecast ahead. >>and i'm tracking a stall on the san teo bridge is est 92 way over here at the high rise will look at the backup spilling throu haywa ♪ running out of

[applause] >> get that influence of money, tom stier and all these guys jumping in, just paying for ads, just doesn't seem right, doesn't seem genuine. how do we change, how do we change, how do we get the money and military and establishment, how do we change it? >> this is a critical question. the first thing is through your votes. you can choose what you value, what leadership you value and your votes will not be bought. second of all, bringing about the kind of change, something that is an issue that crosses party lines, people are sick and tired of being left behind and seeing this corruption reaching its tentacles to every part of our government. number one, members of congress needs to stop taking pac money. whether this is a standard we as voters save you want my vote you will no longer take pac money or legislation that is passed that accomplishes the same, that would be a game changer in washington. number 2, we passed legislation that bans members of congress and senior staffers in our government from becoming lobbyists ever. if you choose a path of public service, teachers,

our next candidate is tom stier from california.ime candidate who is well known in the finance industry because they set up a company that was very successful. he's taking that money and investing it in america. next gen america. combating climate change from social justice and increases participation in a democratic process by registering voters. tom sire. [cheering and applause] ♪ welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> you have said that labor unions are powerful check on corporations. these union workers would like to hear how you would incorporate that and why they should vote for you. you can do whatever you would like. i am running for president for a very simple reason. i think that corporations have bought the government, i think the government has failed, i think specifically not even tried to represent the people of the united states. it is true. we all know it. the question is, who is going to take back this government andd make it of, by and for the people. if we can do that, what does it mean? for the last 10 years, i'

>> i think that the-- >> we'll return to tom stiers remarks in a moment.nd first going to the u.s. senate for a brief pro forma session. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington,d.c., december 23, 2019. to the senate. under the provisions of rule 1 paragraph 3 of the standing rules of the senate, i appoint the honorable roy blunt, a senator from the state of missouri, to perform the duties of the chair. signed chuck grassley, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:15 p.m. on thursday, december 26, 2019.

during last night's debate, right after this break, i am talking live with presidential candidate tom stierh it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. >>> after last night's debate in los angeles, seven candidates took part in the debate. at the fewest number of candidates so far in the 2020 race for the white house. elizabeth warren criticized pete buttigieg's fundraising efforts including a recent event in napa. >> billionaires and one should not pick the next president of the united states. >> if i pledge never to be in the company of a progressive, democratic donor, i couldn't be up here. senator, your net worth is 100w9. >> they also talked about climate change, foreign relations, student loans and healthcare. joe biden and bernie sanders clashed over sanders support of a medicare for all national health plan. >> 20 trillion, some say it cost 40, the idea that you are going to be able to save that person making $60,000 a year on medicare for all is absolutely