so i say, i say to the walton family, the wealthiest family in america. , pay your workers a living wage. senator sanders: the united states of america today, the united states of america today is the wealthiest country in the history of the world but almost nobody knows that. nd the reason for that is we have people working two or three jobs, mama is working, dad is working, the kid are working, marriages are stressed out. parents don't have time to spend with their kid. of despite all of that, 58% all new income generated goes to the top 1%. you know what we are going to do together? we are going to create an economy that works for all of us, not just the 1%. senator sanders: and we are going to tell -- we are going to tell the billionaires and corporate america that they are going to have to start paying their fair share of taxes. nd when we talk about a rigged economy, we were going to end the absurdity of millions of our people working for $8,ed 9 an hour because you can't make t on $8 or $9 an hour. that is why we are going to raise the minimum wage

>> well, i'll tell you a radical idea. >> give me a radical idea. >> this is the wealthiest country in the history of the world -- >> right. >> we live in a competitive global economy -- >> right. >> how can we afford not to have the best educated workforce? [applause]. >> that is an applause line, it's a great line. i know you mean it. but the reality is there is a real cost -- >> there is a big cost. >> a real cost. >> there is a big cost. >> where is it going to come from? >> i tell you where. in the republican budget that i had to sit through for an entire week, they increased military spending by $38 billion off budget at a time when we spend more than the next ten countries in the world on the military. we are losing $100 billion every single year because corporations and the rich stash their money in the cayman islands and other tax havens. you ask the rich to start paying their fair share of taxes, you make judicious cuts in the military, you will be able to provide free public college and university tuition to the kids in this country. >> so if you run -- if you were to run fo

we are the wealthiest country in the history of the world. you tell me why we should be having more people in jail than any other country on earth. and the people in jail are disproportionately african-american, latino and native americans. and let me tell you some of the reasons why we have more people in jail today. it's not discussed at all. youth unemployment is off the charts. for high school graduates who are white, youth unemployment, 33%, latino 36%, african-american 51%. are you ready for another radical idea? together for our young people, we're going to invest in education and jobs, not jails and incarceration. and when we talk about a broken criminal justice system, all of us are tired of seeing the videos on television of unarmed people, often minorities, being shot and killed by police officers. now, i was a mayor for eight years. i worked with police departments all over my state and police officers all over the country. the truth is, the vast majority of police officers are honest, hard-working and have a very difficult job. b

turns out the wealthiest family in this country is the walton family of walmart.owd booing] bernie sanders: turns out the wealthiest family in america who owns walmart pay their workers wages that are so low that many of those workers have to go on medicaid and food stamps in order to survive. and what a rigged economy is about is that the middle class taxpayer pays more in taxes to subsidize the employees of the wealthiest family in america! that is a rigged economy! so i say to the walton family, the wealthiest family in america, get off of welfare, pay your workers a living wage! [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: the united states of america today is the wealthiest country in the history of the world. but almost nobody knows that. and the reason for that is we have people working two or three jobs. mom is working, dad is working, the kids are working. marriages are stressed out. parents don't have time to spend with their kids. and despite all of that, 58% of all new income generated goes to the top 1%. [crowd booing] bernie sanders: you know what we are go

we are the wealthiest country in the history of the world. you tell me why we should be having more people in jail than any other country on earth. and the people in jail are disproportionately african-american, latino and native americans. and let me tell you some of the reasons why we have more people in jail today. it's not discussed at all. youth unemployment is off the charts. for high school graduates who are white, youth unemployment, 33%, latino 36%, african-american 51%. are you ready for another radical idea? together for our young people, we're going to invest in education and jobs, not jails and incarceration. and when we talk about a broken criminal justice system, all of us are tired of seeing the videos on television of unarmed people, often minorities, being shot and killed by police officers. now, i was a mayor for eight years. i worked with police departments all over my state and police officers all over the country. the truth is, the vast majority of police officers are honest, hard-working and have a very difficult job. b

the daughter of one of the wealthiest men in indonesia. tahir: that is a good one. nothing wrong with that. you marry with the rich. haslinda amin: nothing changed for you. he did say there would be no job waiting for you when you graduated. you did not benefit a single cent. law had histher in own principle. maybe they like their son-in-law to work independently. maybe this is life experience. he wants me to experience the same experience. i think it is good. we take it as positive. haslinda amin: how was that building your business? what was the toughest part? tahir: i think i am born to be independent. what i do is i like to see what people drink and eat. i try to see from the label where it comes from -- japan, taiwan. i went to japan and taiwan, i look for the factory. i start to propose to import. haslinda amin: it is diversified. it is not just retail. there is also health care, insurance, banking. where do you go from here? how do you grow? what is your strategy? tahir: the sky is blue. haslinda amin: limitless. tahir: limitless. today i am 63 years old. , o

and in wichita kansas where the family industries are based into david lives in new york and is the wealthiest president in manhattan. there are two others, bill and fred but mostly you don't hear about it in the headlines. >> host: why not? >> guest: they are not as political and in some ways, they are losers in a huge family struggle that took place over the years

and yet we are the wealthiest country in the history of the world. know that because almost all of the new incoming wealth is going to the top 1%. i believe, and all due respect to my good friend, secretary clinton, that it is too late for establishment politics and establishment economics. it is too late for a corrupt campaign finance system and super pacs that raise enormous amounts of money from special interests. we need in this country a political revolution where ordinary people stand up and reclaim the government that men and women fought and died for. thank you. >> thank you, senator. secretary clinton? >> well, i'm running for president to do my very best to knock down every barrier that stands in the way of america realizing its potential and every american having a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. we have a lot of work to do. we have economic barriers. that's why i've laid out plans for more good jobs with rising incomes. we have barriers that stand in the way of quality health care. that's why i will build on the affor

the co-founder and chairman of the dish network is still the wealthiest person in colorado. charlie ergan has a net work estimated at 12-point-2 billion...that's enough to rank him as the 77th richest person in the world and 36th in this coutry -- up from last year when he ranked 43rd wealthiest in the u-s. besides ergen, there are 8 other coloradans on the list this year. administration has a new commissioner and he's taking action to try and control prescription drug abuse. doctor robert califf wants manufacturers to create a new form of painkiller that would be harder to abuse. he also wants stronger warning labels for opiodes. the f-d-a has already approved five drugs that are designed to help stop abuse and there are at least 30-similar products now in development. medicine to fight cancer can cost a lot of money. and we're learning that a lot of drugs that can treat the disease gets thrown away. a new study shows cancer drugs are distributed in vials patients need. the extra medicine left over, when you add it all up -- is worth hundreds or thousands of dollars. researc

adult in this community in terms of the amount of lead they may have. [ applause ] thirdly, in the wealthiest country in the history of the world we have got to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure, our water systems. i've got a bill for a trillion dollars. creates 13 million jobs. rebuilding flint, michigan and communities all over this country. >> thank you, senator. [ applause ] we're going to have more on infrastructure shortly but i want to follow up with you. this crisis in flint as you know, as everybody in this room knows, was created by the government. your policies are about expanding government. why should people from flint trust that more government is the answer? >> well, that's a good point, anderson. i suppose they can trust the corporations who have destroyed flint by a disastrous trade policy which have allowed them to shut down plants in flint and move to china and mexico. we can trust them, i'm sure. [ applause ] or maybe, anderson, maybe we should let wall street come in and run the city of flint. because we know their honesty and integrity has done so much for the america

you have mentioned the tax policy which would tax wall street, and obviously, it is tax the wealthiestcans, but according to the tax policy center, middle income homeowners could also see an increase in the income taxes and i think the number is $4700 for wages that have been stagnant for a shrinking middle class, what's your message to middle-income americans and ohioans? >> first of all, we disagree with that analysis. different groups do different analyses, and other groups come up with very different results. at a time when the top 0.1% owns the top 1% and when 58% of all new generated income goes to the top 1%. when major corporations make billions of dollars a year in profits and stash their money in the cayman islands and bermuda and end up in a given year not paying a nickel in taxes. and communities in columbus and all over this country are falling apart, when we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of almost any major country on earth. you know what i think? i do believe that the wealthiest people in this country and the largest corporations are going to have to start p

i think that the wealthiest people in the country, and the largest corporations are going to have tostart paying their fair share of taxes. number two -- [ applause ] a lot of the analyses of our proposals, our tax proposals have forgotten to include our medicare for all health care program. and what medicare for all will do is provide health care to every man, woman, and child without having to pay premiums to the insurance companies and very substantially lower the cost of prescription drugs. i believe that is the direction that we should go in. so, to answer your question, yes sh yes, i believe that the wealthiest people and the largest corporations should be asked to pay their fair share. we are going to protect the middle-class of this country, and we are going to address m massive levels of income and wealth inequality, and the disinvestment that we are seeing in communities throughout this country. >> well, senator -- [ applause ] thank you, since i have a brother and two sisters who are a teacher, and one who is a teacher's aide, let's go to one. we have a teacher here who we

nation's promise of basic economic security for all americans continuing to stack the deck for the wealthiest and well-connected at the expense of everyone else. republicans and democrats have come together to pass a budget that is fair, creates jobs, raises paychecks for the american worker and invests in the future of our country are reducing the deficit. meet with the families about man-made catastrophes, officials and share directly from both of them how we can do much more to help well at the same time make a larger sense of how we can make sure does not happen other places in the country. we cannot let the nation. with that i am pleased to take. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> your statement about donald trump. >> my statement was about house republicans. house republicans. >> referencing that. >> any potential, the democratic nominee. great opportunity. despite the issues. backfired somewhat. >> what we are about his economic and national security. make decisions that help grow the economy as we reduce the deficit. in terms of our national security, homeland security, neighborhood

we have to ask ourselves why in america, the wealthiest country in the history of the world, why do wee more people in jail than any other country on earth? and the people in jail are disproportionately african-american, latino, native americans. we have right now youth unemployment that is off the charts. we don't talk about it much. but i want you to know we did a study on this, and economists did a study for me, for kids between 17 and 20, they're white, real unemployment, 33%. latino 36%. african-american 51%. if anyone in this room, if anyone here tonight does not see the connection between this outrageously high rate of youth unemployment and the fact that we have so many people in jail, you're missing something very important. so here is -- here is a radical idea. are you ready for a radical idea? \[cheering] together, we are going to invest in jobs and education, not jails or incarceration. \[cheering] >> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! sen. sanders: let me also talk about other aspects of a broken criminal justice system. and go to my website, berniesan

alabama became one of the wealthiest parts of the country and it's all because of the new type of economy that was established year by the settlers coming in from georgia and the carolinas and tennessee. there is a mix of farmers who were coming in. some were small farmers. who were called the yeomen, could afford the poor quality land. there were also quite wealthy people who were coming in. the capital needed to set up plantation agriculture on the large-scale and they came to plant cotton and with them, they brought in slave african-americans that provided the labor that made this entire system work. so, that transformation of the state into a really very wealthy region in a span of a few decades depends on the introduction of this capital, the arrival of enslaved african-americans to provide the labor, and finally, this piece of technology -- the cotton gin -- that becomes one of the very important pieces in this entire system. this gin was manufactured 20 miles from here in a town called prattville, founded by daniel pratt. he was an industrialist, a visionary really, who saw the pot

. >> here's another example of how the gop budget targets children while trying to safeguard the wealthiest all across the country and special interests. remember a year ago a little less than a year ago we pass ad repeal of the sgr. it was called the medicare access and children's health insurance program re-authorization. that was really good news for kids across the country because it set a policy through 2019 of 0 higher matching rate so children across the country could see a doctor. it was a nice bipartisan achievement. we were taken aback when out of the blue the republicans proposed to renege on that agreement from last year. to the detriment of kids in your districts back home. this republican bill appeared out of the blue. at the insistence of tea party members who said we're okay with pulling the rug out from under our kids and families and states because states have relied on it. many states are through their budget for the year. the florida legislature just finished the legislative session last friday. this is no way to chart important health policy for our kids. noits way to t

the wealthiest country in the history of the world has got to get its priorities right, take care ofionaires. >> thank you, senator. [ applause ] >> secretary clinton. >> i will start by saying amen to that. we are here in flint. i am very grateful that my request that we hold this debate be held here so we can continue to shine a very bright spotlight on what has happened in this city. i agree, the governor should resign or be recalled, and we should -- [ applause ] -- support the efforts of citizens attempting to achieve that. but that is not enough. we have to focus on what must be done to help the people of flint. i support 100% the efforts by your senators and members of congress to get the money from the federal government in order to begin the work that must occur to fix the infrastructure. the state should also be sending money immediately to help this city! [ applause ] i know the state of michigan has a rainy day fund for emergencies. what is more important than the health and well-being of the people, particularly children? it is raining lead in flint. and the state is der

they bailed out the wealthiest and most powerful institution in america. i think that now, what we need to do, is impose a tax on wall street speculation. [applause] which will raise the money we need to lower student debt and make public colleges and universities tuition free. [applause] you helped bailout wall street. now it is wall street's turn to help the middle class. [applause] this campaign is listening to women. what women are saying is how does it happen that they sit in an office or factory and they end up making $.79 on the dollar compared to the guy in the other room? [applause] i know that every man in this room will stand with women in the fight for pay equity for women workers. [applause] this campaign is listening to our brothers and sisters in the african-american community. what they are telling us is that we have a broken criminal justice system. [applause] which ends up having more people in jail then any other country on earth. shamefully, absurdly, we are spending $80 billion per year to lock up 2.2 million americans -- disproportiona

the son of one of the wealthiest men in the country and worked at first in the family real estate and construction business. once making a deal with that other scion of a real estate empire. >> i heard that you actually have a relationship with donald trump? >> it is a long story, long away. >> reporter: it was more than 30 years ago. macri told us his father invested in a real estate venture in new york city but ran into problems and asked him to arrange a sale. >> we are going to go forward. >> to donald trump. >> it was a very unique moment for me. i was only 24 years old. >> reporter: you negotiated with the guy who says he is the best negotiator in the world, yeah? >> he thinks that, i am not so sure. >> did he win? >> we were in a weak position. he was local, having the support of all the banks. i could say that we tied. >> reporter: now at 57, he is happily married to fashion designer julianna owata. watching them play with their 4-year-old daughter, you can't help but think of the kennedys and camelot. the comparison has been made in argentina. when macri ran for president, no

it is about an economy where the 20 wealthiest people own more wealth than the bottom 150 million people. it is about an economy in which one family, the walton family owning walmart. this one family owns more wealth than the bottom 40% of the american people and what a rigged economy is about is the wealthiest family in this country paying their employees wages that are so low that many of those workers have to go on medicaid and food stamps. and it is the middle class that pays more in taxes to pay for that medicaid and food stamps so i say to the walton family, get off of welfare, pay your workers a living wage! >> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! >> that is -- that is just one example of many of a rigged economy working people paying more in taxes to subsidize the wealthiest family in this country. that is crazy. together, we're going to end that. [cheers and applause ] this campaign is about ending a situation in which millions of our people are working longer hours for lower wages. it's about ending a situation where people in america need to work two or three jobs just to bring in

. >> in 1960, detroit, michigan was one of the wealthiest cities in america. cleveland, flint, michigan, good jobs, good income, and then came nafta and the chinese trade agreement and corporate america came with their greed. >> and meantime, 5 more states super start is today and we're starting to come in right now and gop presidential hopeful ted cruz has topped donald trump in kansas, and now with the latest from the campaign trail. >>reporter: a near collision of candidates at a caucus site in kansas. senator ted cruz rallying voters saturday. just minutes behind him, at the same location, donald trump with four states up for grabs, and violence erupted in orlando, florida. >> i will bring people together. you watch. >> trump's trip, came last c pac and marco rubio made an appearance today. >> and john kasich staying positive and already looking beyond super saturday. >> we're going to win ohio and that is going to create a whole new ballgame. >> and for the democrats, voters crushed into caucus sites early, bernie sanders focus on picking up delegates hill

i believe that in the wealthiest country in the history of the world we have th resources to wellwell-trainede, educated, well-paid educators taking care of our children. this campaign is listening to our brothers and sisters in the african-american community. and what they are saying, and i agree with, and i want you to think about this again, because we have got to overcome this status quo thinking. how does it happen that in this reeat country, we have mo people in jail then and any other country on earth? any other country on earth? china is four times our size. china is a communist country that does not tolerate dissent very well. we have more people in jail than china. largely, disproportionately african-american, latino and native americans. it's important that everybody understand this, because it is a national disgrace, a african-american male baby born today, if we do not change this, stands a one in four chance of ending up in jail . in america, we have youth on a planet -- unemployment which is off the charts. african-american kids between 17 and 20 who graduated high school are un

turn out that the wealthiest family in the country is the walton family of wal-mart.ns out that the wealthiest family in america who answers wal-mart, pay their workers wages that are so low, that many of those workers have to go on medicaid and food stamps in order to survive. what a rigged economy is about, is that the middle class pays more in taxes to sub siddize the employees of the wealthiest family in america. that's a rigged any: i say to the walton family, the wealthiest family in america, get off of welfare, pay your workers a living wage. the united states of america today. the united states of america is the wealthiest country in the history of the world, but almost nobody knows that. and the reason for that is we have people working 2-3 jobs. momma's work, daddy's works, kids are working, marriages are stressed out. parent don't have time to spend with their kid. and despite all of that. 58 per cent of new income generated goes to the top 1%. you know what we are going to do together is create an economy that works for all of us, not just the 1%. and we a

there she is, all bundled u j-lo was booked by o of the wealthiest men in russi to perform at his son's we elton john and enrique englaci srgs also performed. >>> while turning more serious news, a tribute to garry shandli shandling. >> i think all of hollywood is still in shock over this. we're getting more information about why he p away at just 66 years old as stars gathered to celebrate his life. >> kathy griffin not too happy to see the paparazzi the late comedian's house yes she said goodbye garry with a 6 hand ling tradition. the question today is garry's doctor beinginvestigated? a report claims the county coroner subpoenaed the doctor's records after he refused to sign the death certificate. but he didn't sign simply because, quote, this is not garry's p physician. a source tells "e.t" garry did not have thyroid surgery as some claimed. >> turns out i had a hyper parathyroid, it was undiagnosed because the symptomssmirror the exact same symptoms an older jewish man would have. >> and then there's this. >> come on in,everybody, i have never had this many people in house. >> clas

martha dandridge custis was the wealthiest widow in virginia. washington comes back from the french and indian war and he says, aha, the wealthiest widow in virginia is right down the road. i need the money. i'm going to go give her. and so she swims, and she sweeps her off her feet and carries her off back to mount vernon. it didn't really work that way. certainly he had his choice. she had hers as well. i would emphasize whatever their motivations may have been, and certainly money was part of it for george, whatever their motivations may have been, the important thing is that they saw each other as partners from the very beginning. they saw each other as partners. we cannot judge know how much love was in, how much love was not in. there's no question that eventually if not immediately they came to love each other and to rely on each other completely, but from the very beginning they saw their marriage as a partnership, and the partnership focused in many different areas but it focused primarily at the beginning of the management of their dua

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[crowd booing] bernie sanders: it is unacceptable to me that the wealthiest 20 people own more wealthca, 150 million people. [crowd booing] bernie sanders: i want to give you one idea, one example, of about.rigged economy is turns out the wealthiest family in this country is the walton family of walmart. [crowd booing] bernie sanders: turns out the wealthiest family in america who owns walmart pay their workers wages that are so low that many of those workers have to go on medicaid and food stamps in order to survive. rigged economy is about is that the middle class taxpayer pays more in taxes to subsidize the employees of the wealthiest family in america! that is a rigged economy! so i say to the walton family, the wealthiest family in america, get off of welfare, prayer workers a living wage -- pay your workers a living wage! [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: the united is theof america today wealthiest country in the history of the world. but almost nobody knows that. and the reason for that is we have people working two or three jobs. mom is working, dad is working, the kids a

[cheers and applause] this country, the wealthiest country in the history of the world, should not behat's wrong. [cheers and applause] so we are going to invest for our young people in education, in jobs, not jails or incarceration. [cheers and applause] i know many of my republican colleagues think that climate change is a hoax. [crowd booing] i believe that you don't develop real public policy unless you listen to the science and the science is clear. [cheers and applause] together we are going to transform our energy system away from fossil fuels to energy efficiency and sustainable energy. [cheers and applause] now, i know that secretary clinton and many of the establishment people think that i am looking and thinking too big. i don't think so. [audience booing] so let me go on the record and say, if you have meard -- as you have heard me say for years, health care is a right for all people. [cheers and applause] and let me also say that in the united states of america, when we talk about public education, it's not just first grade through 12th. that has got to be expanded to mak

sanders: it means the 20 wealthiest people in this country own more wealth than the bottom 150 million our country. another example. the wealthiestat family in this country is the walton family who on walmart. [booing] wal-martf you know, pays wages that are so low, that many of its workers are forced to go on medicaid, food stamps, subsidized housing. economy is about is when working people have got to pay more in taxes to provide food stamps for the employees of the wealthiest family in america. that is a rigged economy. i say to the walton family, get off of wealth care -- welfare and pay your workers a living wage. [applause] here is another truth that we cannot continue to avoid. today we have more people in jail than any other country on earth. staterstand, that in your incarceration is a big and profitable business. we are going to end that in a number of ways. number one, we are going to do prisons. private [applause] unconscionable that corporations are making money by locking people up. number two, we're going to do whenest to make sure that young people in this country canno

what i proposed and i lost by what they call a vote, is to ask the wealthiest people in this country to pay a sur tax. they are the people by and large who benefited from the illegal behavior of wall street. and i thought that rather than have the middle class and working families of this country bailout wall street i wanted the 1% to bail out wall street. >> senator, there is widespread bipartisan agreement that programs like medicare, social security and medicaid are the main drivers of our rapidly increasing national debt. now approaching $20 trillion. without reforms of these programs, they say we're heading for a debt crisis. you have the congressional budget office among others, spending on these programs could consume all revenue by 2031. we wouldn't have money for national defense and poverty brahams. you have a big tax increase planned. but you also plan to spend some $18 trillion on programs. how do you prevent a debt crisis? >> of that 18 trillion, much of it is being spent to have the united states join the rest of the industrialized world. in guaranteeing health care to a

what i proposed and i lost by what they call a vote, is to ask the wealthiest people in this country to pay a sur tax. they are the people by and large who benefited from the illegal behavior of wall street. and i thought that rather than have the middle class and working families of this country bailout wall street i wanted the 1% to bail out wall street. >> senator, there is widespread bipartisan agreement that programs like medicare, social security and medicaid are the main drivers of our rapidly increasing national debt. now approaching $20 trillion. without reforms of these programs, they say we're heading for a debt crisis. you have the congressional budget office among others, spending on these programs could consume all revenue by 2031. we wouldn't have money for national defense and poverty brahams. you have a big tax increase planned. but you also plan to spend some $18 trillion on programs. how do you prevent a debt crisis? >> of that 18 trillion, much of it is being spent to have the united states join the rest of the industrialized world. in guaranteeing health care to a

and president sanders would make the point that how does it happen in the wealthiest country in the history of the world? what are our priorities when among others, republicans today are fighting for hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks for the wealthiest people? how did we have so much money available to go to war in iraq and spend chileans of dollars, but somehow not have enough money -- not just for flint, the secretary is right. there are communities all over this country, it's not just infrastructure. it is education. detroit's public soul system is collapsing. -- public school system is collapsing. and he could joining us from new york is yvette clarke, or she had taken place in a black caucus delegation town hall and visit. welcome to democracy now! >> thank you for having me. amy: before we start commenting on the debate, and interestingly here, both bernie sanders and secretary hillary clinton agreed on the issue calling for the -- hillary clinton said, or the recall of the governor, rick snyder. but what you found in flint, what your most surprised by? >> i mean, the dept

there she is, all bundled up, j-lo was booked by one of the wealthiest men in russia perform at his son's wedding. and get this, we also sting, elton john and enrique iglesias also performed. is worth $2.6 billion.& >>> while turning to more serious news, a somber celebration this weekend, a tribute to garry shandlin >> i think all of hollywood is still in shock over this. we're getting more information about why he passed away at just 66 years old as the stars gathered to remember his life. >> how will you celebrating hiss life? >> the memorial >> kathy griffin not too happy to see the paparazzi at the late comedian's house yesterday. she was one of his favorite friends who said goodbye garry with a shachbd tradition, a basketball game at his house. the question today is garry's doctor being investigated? a report claims the lamb county coroner subpoenaed the doctor's records after he refused to sign the death certificate. but he didn't sign simply garry's primary physician. while the coroner works to officially confirm the c of death, a tells "e.t" that garry did not have thyroid surger

what i proposed and i lost by what they call a vote, is to ask the wealthiest people in this country to pay a sur tax. they are the people by and large who benefited from the illegal behavior of wall street. and i thought that rather than have the middle class and working families of this country bailout wall street i wanted the 1% to bail out wall street. >> senator, there is widespread bipartisan agreement that programs like medicare, social security and medicaid are the main drivers of our rapidly increasing national debt. now approaching $20 trillion. without reforms of these programs, they say we're heading for a debt crisis. you have the congressional budget office among others, spending on these programs could consume all revenue by 2031. we wouldn't have money for national defense and poverty brahams. you have a big tax increase planned. but you also plan to spend some $18 trillion on programs. how do you prevent a debt crisis? >> of that 18 trillion, much of it is being spent to have the united states join the rest of the industrialized world. in guaranteeing health care to a

martha dandridge custis was the wealthiest widow in virginia. george washington comes back from the french and indian war, and he says, aha, the wealthiest widow in virginia is right down the road. i need the money, i'm going to go get her. and so she swoons, and he sweeps her off her feet and carries her off back to mount vernon. it didn't really work that way. certainly, he had his choice, she had hers as well. i would emphasize, whatever their motivations would have been -- and, certainly, money was part of it for george -- whatever their motivations may have been, the important thing is that they saw each other as partners from the very beginning. they saw each other as partners. we cannot judge now how much love was in, how much love was not in. there's no question that eventually if not immediately they came to love each other and to rely on each oh completely, but from the very beginning, they saw their marriage as a partnership. .. he passed away and his daughter died and it came down to george who rented it for a while before he got full

what i proposed and i lost by what they call a vote, is to ask the wealthiest people in this country to pay a sur tax. they are the people by and large who benefited from the illegal behavior of wall street. and i thought that rather than have the middle class and working families of this country bailout wall street i wanted the 1% to bail out wall street. >> senator, there is widespread bipartisan agreement that programs like medicare, social security and medicaid are the main drivers of our rapidly increasing national debt. now approaching $20 trillion. without reforms of these programs, they say we're heading for a debt crisis. you have the congressional budget office among others, spending on these programs could consume all revenue by 2031. we wouldn't have money for national defense and poverty brahams. you have a big tax increase planned. but you also plan to spend some $18 trillion on programs. how do you prevent a debt crisis? >> of that 18 trillion, much of it is being spent to have the united states join the rest of the industrialized world. in guaranteeing health care to a

is one of the wealthiest parts of paris, but it has been on the verge of revolt since the city announced it is building a homeless shelter there. hundreds came to a meeting held by city wall -- city hall, showing their postal to the plan. -- showing their opposable to the plan. their opposition to the plan. many are worried migrants would flood the district. >> what happened in cologne? >> you are afraid rapists will come here? >> we are not afraid. we think it is possible. reporter: city officials told migrants -- residents that no migrants would be housed in the center, but the association chosen to manage it says no one will be denied access. >> i'm not exaggerating when i say it's going to become a refugee camp. how will we stop refugees from settling around it? reporter: the 16th arrondissement offers only eight beds for homeless people. the capital has over 10,000. 13th, 18th, 19th, 10th arrondissements, there are a lot of homeless shelters. it is only normal that others should share the burden. reporter: they suggested other sites for homeless shelters. according to the city hall,

in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, we should not be having a flint michigan. that is beyond disgraceful, and in my state of vermont, we have bridges in desperate need of repair, and the roads all over the countries are falling apart, and we have a rail system that at one point was the best of the world and no longer is. we have in my view to transform the energy system away from the fossil fuel to sustainable energy so we can effectively combat climate change. what i have proposed is to extend a trillion dollars over a five-year period to make sure that states and cities throughout this country have the resources that they need to rebuild our crumbling infrastructur infrastructure, and by the way, a trillion may seem like a lot of money, but the american society of civil engineers tells us that we need more, and it is a good start. and what happen when we invest $ $# 1 trillion in the roads and bridges and water systems, and educational systems so that the kids get a education, we will create over 13 million jobs, and that is what we have to do in my view. >>

. >> this is the wealthiest country in the history of the world. we should not be having more people in jail than any other country on earth. >> now, in addition to washington, democrats in alaska and hawaii also vote tomorrow. >>> voters in arizona still angry over the long waits they had to endure to cast their ballots. some voters waited in line for up to five years. in maricopa county officials cut the number of polling places from 200 down to 60 to save money. the maricopa county recorder is promising to increase the presidential polling places for the presidential election in november. >>> it now looks increasingly likely that california's june 7th primary will be a key factor in the republican presidential race. with 172 delegates at stake in california, the state could help decide whether donald trump is able to clench the nomination before the july convention in cleveland. usually the presidential candidates already have enough delegates to secure the nomination by the time we get to vote here in california. >>> 4:16 is the time. sal, i th

. >> a century and a half later the sea still considered one of the wealthiest in the country.h in history and high socie society. >> regardless of where you are in america, if you say you're from philadelphia mainline it's like whoa! >> and from billionaire businessmen to famous athletes fashion designers mainline has certainly become home to many notable people. one of the most impressive on the list, though, a man named alexander johnson cassette the president of the pennsylvania railroad and credited with the planning and the construction of the tunnels be 19 the hudson river and of course the brand grand person station in new york city. >> you weren't kidding about the history behind all of that. >> isn't that interesting you think sort of the mainline it's very hoyt tee it to tee a lot of rich history in that area. >> nicole now we know it. thanks so much. >> exactly. you're wl come. >> what's your good question. log on to cbsphilly.com to commission a question. tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question and nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on c

. >> a century and a half later the sea still considered one of the wealthiest in the country.h in history and high socie society. >> regardless of where you are in america, if you say you're from philadelphia mainline it's like whoa! >> and from billionaire businessmen to famous athletes fashion designers mainline has certainly become home to many notable people. one of the most impressive on the list, though, a man named alexander johnson cassette the president of the pennsylvania railroad and credited with the planning and the construction of the tunnels be 19 the hudson river and of course the brand grand person station in new york city. >> you weren't kidding about the history behind all of that. >> isn't that interesting you think sort of the mainline it's very hoyt tee it to tee a lot of rich history in that area. >> nicole now we know it. thanks so much. >> exactly. you're wl come. >> what's your good question. log on to cbsphilly.com to commission a question. tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question and nicole will be here every night with the answer for you on c

just an insight into shenanigans and how far the gop will go to protect the special interests, the wealthiest and find one special interest tax break in the code and instead they are going to go in renege on the medicare access to the children's health insurance program, a bipartisan bill would pass less than a year ago. >> doublespeak, devils thing. we are going to help the poor by eliminating the social services block grant. congratulations. >> time has expired. >> i will yield to the chairman just one second. pulling the rug out from under our kids? along as we are spending money that we don't have where not only pulling the rug we are pulling the table the bed in the bank he has because that's what you're tapping into each time you spend on a program you don't have the money to spend and your or going into little kids betterment saying give me your money because i'm taking the red bank and everything else out. that's what an overzealous spending pattern we have had over the last few years but i yield to the chairman of the committee. >> i think the joe munn and i appreciate his work on th