any thoughts on the model they tried in vermont and what he is trying now? >> it is really a challenge when you tell people they'll have to pay more in taxes if it might also be true they weren't having to pay those monthly premiums for their private plan, large deductibles and out-of-pocket costs. the urban institute estimated if you were going to institute medicare for all, pay providers at rates shall -- at medicare rates to make sure the providers stay in the system and you don't have a provider shortage you have to enact taxes the pay for all of it which is politically challenging and the challenge vermont ran into. >> martha: very interesting piece today in the "washington post". thank you for being here tonight. here with more jason chaffetz the fox news contributor and andy pudzer and robert wolf former economic advisor to president obama. we drilled down what he said the other night. there was a lot there. bret asked them if they could raise their hands if they get their insurance as work and see what happens next. >> raise your hand here. how many

. >>> we have more from the road to white house with vermont vermont's bernie sanders. senator sanders held a rally in mad son, wisconsin recently. this is just over 45 minutes. ♪ power to the people ♪ power to the people ♪ power to the people >> thank you, madison! ♪ power to the people >> thank you for coming out on this warm, sunny, beautiful afternoon. i was leaving washington this morning and i was wondering, should i take my coat or not? right decision, good. let me thank anthony and leslie kale for singing the national anthem. let me thank the sean michael darken bands. let me thank james alexander for his remarks and let me thank sarah trombone for introducing me. most of all, thank you all very much for being out this afternoon to complete the political revolution and transform this country. and i want to emphasize that what this campaign is about is not just winning the democratic nomination. it is not just defeating donald trump, the most dangerous president in modern american history, but it is about all of us, not me -- us -- transforming this country. that

and of course vermont, asking for billions more for puerto rico in less than a amendment. of the three-point to billion bill only four-point to million is puerto rico, the rest is fore midwest states, florida, alabama and other states. so i think it's unfortunate we reached an impasse on the emergency disaster supplemental appropriations bill. for months i urge the senate republican leadership to take up and passed house bill hr 216. for three months they were not. and during those three months american community suffered in a new disaster struck the midwest in the southeast. in the new criticism, on the republican leadership became the democrats pushing for more comprehensive aid to puerto rico and hr 216 must not care about the american communities affected by more recent disasters. but i would remindbu the chamber it was republican leadership's projected my amendment, the hrt 16. and they were accommodated in all the other communities. i will also remind the chamber, that the trump administration has not asked for one dime for the alabama tornadoes, midwest flooding. th

look, i have run for office many times in vermont. lost, sometimes i won but i don't staff at night figuring out how to keep people from voting. [cheers and applause] >> bret: we've been told that the redacted mueller report, the redacted version of the mueller report is coming on thursday, you don't talk a lot about the special counsel investigation on the campaign trail, why? >> senator sanders: because everybody else is talking about it. it is what it is, it's coming out. i think to the extent -- as much of it is can be made public should be made public. i think the american people have a right to know what's in the report, period. [applause] >> martha: one question about somebody who may run against you, do you think that joe biden is a progressive? >> senator sanders: joe is somebody who i have known many, many years. joe was a friend of mine, and by the way, i hope very much that in the democratic primary, with got a lot of good people, many of them personal friends of mine, that we have a debate about the issues and not about p

[cheers and applause] >> martha: let me ask you a question about vermont, because vermont tried to haved in 2014 the democratic governor abandon it because he had to raise income taxes, had to raise payroll taxes and the people of vermont didn't want their taxes to go up. >> senator sanders: that's not quite true. >> martha: they abandon the program. >> senator sanders: internal vermont politics of which i know a little bit. >> martha: i'm sure you do. >> senator sanders: the government governor did a rather poor job. if you look at the polling especially among democrats, you tell me, strong majority of democrats, and more than a few republicans want to see a medicare for all program. let's be clear about this. when you are dealing with health care, which is, what is it, 18% of our gdp? talking about three and a half trillion dollars per year and you have insurance companies that make billions and billions of dollars in profit, let me give you an example, if i might, of the dysfunctionality of the current health care system. recently, aetna merged with cps, big merger, which mind you, w

archive, where many of the coolidge papers can be found well taken care of in bury, vermont. to any coolidge scallch. >> brian: i want you to ask you something about calvin coolidge. he would thing you got a grant for the national indown payment of the humanities. >> amity: he didn't really live federal money to be spent on culture. he would be ambivalent to that. you would see that -- president coolidge doesn't have a presidential library with a staff funded by washington the way president roosevelt would have, or president hoover would have, or the president's bush have. he was old-time. he thought it's a wonderful story, also a love for his wife. at that time he thought a president should raise the money for himself, all of it. and he loves his wife very much, grace, and she sacrificed a lot. she was originally a teacher of the deaf at the clark school in northampton, massachusetts. so he told his friend, clarence barren, raise me money, afterwards, and clarence said anything calvin. very close to the "wall street journal," anything calvin, okay, i'll raise money -- and ev

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the 101 and vermont, also still in place.d this hour and is backing things up all the way to where it meets 280 down to 7 miles an hour making your way toward the bay bridge or into the city. my suggestion here is you take 280. because at this point, those drive times are all in the green. everywhere else on northbound 101 not looking great. there's a rollover accident at 4th. i'll tell you how far it's backed up later. >> emily, thank you. >>> developing news from colorado right now. the fbi and police are searching for a woman who they say is infatuated with the school shooting. police believe that pais traveled from travel and she's believed to be in area after purchasing a shotgun. >> she went to a store where she pro cured a weapon. >> many schools will be closed today. this week marks 20 years since the mass shooter at columbine. two students fatally shot 12 classmates and a teacher on april 20, 1999. >>> i'm anne mackovec going live at the white house where pompeo is making an announcement about -- he's talking about w

not vermont and its pickle and it will change your life and your children's if you see it, you can see the room upstairs where she works. you can see the church where one of his ancestors brought a puke and got very involved with the home records, the glitches were allergic to that. this is the story of how you overcome death as a country or an individual and we found therewas this one ancestor who was a debtor, that's what the book opens with . this was, their economics, their business, the small farms were so important in their lives . so you can just have a feel for how hard it was to remember in that time. >> we've got video from a program in 1999 and his son john was still alive. he's very old in this, how old was he when he died? he was 90, i know that andnot so long ago they were talking he was born around 1906 . >> let's watch this and you have to listen carefully but he's talking about his brother calvin and i want to get that story from you. >> you mentioned yourbrother having dinner . do you have any fond memories of him you'd like to relate? >> we were always together. we w

i have run for office in the state of vermont on many occasions. sometimes i've lost more often i've won. but i can tell you the bottom of my heart, it has never ever occurred to me nor do i think the vast majority of candidates in this country to figure out a way about how we could keep people from voting who might be voting against us. so i say to those cowardly republican governors who are working overtime to suppress the vote, to make it harder for people of color or poor people or young people to vote, what i say to them if they are afraid to participate in free, fair and open elections, they should get the hell out of politics and get another job. [cheering and applause] now, a few years ago when i was here in wisconsin -- and by the way, wisconsin, thank you very much for the support you gave me in 2016. [cheering and applause] we won a great victory here. but all of you will recall, you'll all recall that here in wisconsin and wherever we went around the country, the ideas that we brought forth four years ago were considered by the politica

kopel: i think vermont sets a good model in terms of the ex parte proceeding. and froin vermont -- chair graham: i want to take that one, but that is good. [laughter] mr. kopel: in vermont, ex parte confiscation can only be order if the judge finds an extreme and imminent risk. and vermont also -- confiscation can be issued later after a due process hearing. chair graham: do most of these have a clear and convincing evidence standard for final disposition? mr. kopel: for final disposition, that's correct. but one problem is that the ex parte hearings can be held with such low standards. chair graham: i got you. mr. honberg, when it comes to helping people like sheriff bradshaw, if we passed any legislation incentivizing states to create a protective order system, how much is the mental health professional part of it? how should we focus our attention there? sheriff bradshaw: senator graham, there is no question that our mental health resources are inadequate pretty much across the country, but i agree that if in fact the removal of a firearm is related to a men

new jersey here, new york, california, illinois and vermont rounds things out but i thought vermont maderogress and basically paying people to come. >> actually, vermont was one of the states that did cut rates after the federal tax cuts and jobs act, cut income tax rates down there you go states across the board using federal tax reform to cut their own tax rates, bernie sanders in vermont but the states in the bottom of the pile, no surprise to viewers, those are states hemorrhaging jobs and americans. new york alone is down 1.3 million americans on net over the last ten years as people vote with their feet to other states with more economic opportunity. >> your three main criteria are state gdp, non-farm payroll gains and a dozen or so more factors than that. even though states like new york rank near the bottom, jonathan, they still have a high concentration of gdp and new york city is a unique asset. does that still outweigh the attractiveness of structurally lower cost states? >> well, certainly i mean, if it wasn't for new york having manhattan, having wall street hub there, think

we're live with bernie sanders from vermont. how about taxes.om rhode island. he's a freshman here studying cla classical archaeology. >> your plan for free college appeals to many students here. one of the methods you proposed would be through raising taxes on the wealthy. because people with a college education tend to have higher incomes could this plan eventually hurt us? >> i don't think so. i think what our campaign is about is justice. it's a fight for justice. economic justice, social justice, racial justice, environmental justice and at the end of the day you have to ask yourself whether it's acceptable that corporations like amazon, netflix, general motors pay nothing in federal taxes. whether trump's tax proposal gives massive tax breaks to families like the koch brothers. one of the wealthiest families in america. so i think what we need is a fair and progressive tax system in order to raise the revenue that we need to help working families. so i have no apologies to make to say we're going to do our best to end the tax havens that e

because just being here at mount snow in vermont represents a major accomplishment. >> doing okay? >> quijano: they're here with kids with courage, a charity that pediatrician instituted dit ddz check cofounded 11 years ago. >> we travel all over the country with large groups of children and young adults who are challenged with either physical disabilities or very serious illnesses. >> quijano: eight year old aszzie has muscular distrophy. we were with him as he took his very first run. >> is it everything you thought it would be. >> yes. >> quijano: this year kids of courage brought 52 campers along with an army of volunteers dispensing hundreds of doses of medication each day. on the mountain every participate was surrounded by a team to ensure their safety. ayala is 14, she has spina bifida and uses a w. >> what is that feeling going down the mountain. >> it is just a rush because are you going fast and the wind it is why nur face it is a lot of fun. >> how was it, avi. >> awesome. >> avi davidson is 25. he suffered a fall when he was a teenager. he lost an arm and the use of hi

snow in vermont represents a major accomplishment.re with kids of courage, a charity that pediatrician stuart ditchek co-founded 11 years ago. >> we travel all over the country with young children or adults who have difficulties or serious illnesses. >> reporter: 8-year-old ozzie warham has muscular dystrophy. we were with him for his very first run. >> is it everything you thought it would be? >> yes. >> yes. >> reporter: this year kids of courage brought 52 campers along with an army of volunteers dispensing hundreds of doses of medication each day. on the mountain every participant is surrounded by a team to ensure their safety. aiello is 14. she has spina bifida and uses a wheelchair, but not here. >> what's that feeling when you're going down the mountain? >> it's a rush because you're going fast and the wind is in your face. it's a lot of fun. >> auvie davidson is 25. he suffered a fall when he was a teenager. he lost an arm and the use of his legs. >> how has this experience translated then beyond just the mountain? >> beyond j

there was a whole take back vermont fight against civil unions.idea that this is so commonplace that you just sit down with your same-sex spouse and talk to a network tv show, that's remarkable. >> it was. these kind of gauzy soft focus interviews, candidates with their spouse, have been a rite of passage for decades. what was so striking about the buttigieg interview, it was exactly the same routine, only here they were discussing a same-sex marriage. i think the fact that buttigieg has generated so much excitement -- i was in rallies with elizabeth warren in new hampshire this weekend, buttigieg's name would come up unprompted among all sorts of people. the fact that this kind of that decision can apply to a candidate in a same-sex marriage shows how far our culture has come toward embracing and accepting that. it really doesn't seem to be a detriment to buttigieg's candidate in any way. i think in a lot of ways it's an advantage. it sets him apart from other people. makes clear he's part of this new generation. that's the basis for what his cam

slow 101 approaching vermont. the crash cleared.here is a sign there that's let over from construction blocking the right lane. it will slow you down. a disabled vehicle westbound 80, bay bridge through treasure island. a disabled vehicle there. it should clear quickly. but just watch out. >> okay. good deal. thanks for watching this morning. that's what's happening "today in the bay". back at 7:25 for a live local news update. >> thanks so much for starting your morning right here with us. " . >>> buenos dÍas. >>> good morning. breaking news. massive manhunt. the fbi on a desperate search this morning for an armed and dangerous woman they say making credible threats, said to be infatuated with the columbine shooting massacre just days before its 20th anniversary. columbine and dozens of denver area schools closed today. so who is that woman? what we know in a live report. >>> out of bounds. newly obtained documents in the jussie smollett case revealing the prosecutor who recused herself was still weighing in on the case. the explos

vermont senator bernie sanders says that he hopes congress will turn into law. the democratic presidential hopeful says that the idea could make health care affordable nationwide. our washington dc correspondent mark meredith have some details. >>health care is a human right. not a privilege. vermont senator bernie sanders says congress can overhaul america's health care system by embracing his vision a medicare for all single payer system. sanders says medicare for all will be a major theme of his 2020 presidential campaign, this is a struggle for the heart and soul of who we are as american people. sanders has not said how much his plan would cost, but the nonpartisan committee for a responsible federal budget estimates it could cost taxpayers upwards of $28 trillion a handful of senate democrats say they support sanders plan among them fellow senator and 2020 presidential rival kirsten gillibrand's. >>the insurance industry wants to make money therefore profit industry, their goals are not aligned with ours. >>vice president mike pence says republicans are un

vermont is one of the only place to list vermont and maine are the only two places where you retain your right to vote. the rest of the company is all over the country is all over the map on the question. so i do think that bernie is sort of taken the conversation into charity territory word is not in most states and a question that i think is really important that we have a conversation about. >> what about those who believe there should be consequences and one of the consequences of doing terrible things is to lose the right to vote? >> absolutely. we have a criminal justice system where there are consequences for committing crimes. i think that the criminal justice system is providing all kinds of consequences and we need to think very carefully about whether or not we think that the right message to send to people who we hope will be returning to our communities as healthy and engaged citizens is to deny them the opportunity to participate in the fundamental democratic institutions. i think actually we don't want to send a message people hoping to come back and will be healthy and fu

vermont senator bernie sanders says he hopes congress will turn into law the democratic presidential hopeful says the idea could make health care affordable nationwide. our dc bureau reporter mark meredith has the story now from washington. >>health care is a human right. not a privilege. vermont senator bernie sanders says congress can overhaul america's health care system by embracing his vision a medicare for all single payer system. sanders says medicare for all will be a major theme of his 2020 presidential campaign, this is a struggle for the heart and soul of who we are as american people. sanders has not said how much his plan would cost, but the nonpartisan committee for a responsible federal budget estimates it could cost taxpayers upwards of $28 trillion a handful of senate democrats say they support sanders plan among them fellow senator and 2020 presidential rival kirsten gillibrand's. >>the insurance industry wants to make money therefore profit industry, their goals are not aligned with ours. >>the vice president mike pence says republicans are united against the idea

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this is normal in the state of vermont.is state incarcerated people are actually allowed to vote. only in vermont and maine is that true. i think this is very normal to him. the rest of us are like this is a crazy idea. the notion we're going to let the boston bomber vote is really crazy. i think we have to open up the discussion to a broader topic. i think that restoring the rights of those who have already served their time as we've seen in florida, they have 1.4 million former felons now allowed to vote. i can see the argument for maybe allowing those people incarcerated for low-level offenses be able to vote. certainly not domestic terrorists and murderers or rapists. >> martha: i had a similar reaction rochelle had. >> i thought it was kind of gross but what do you expect in a party that really does assign -- they color code everything. the whole point of racial identity politics is to divide voters into all these groups and appeal to one group and maybe not appeal to another group or whatever. it is nonsense and divis

but here's what i would suggest with that $2 million, here's what he should do because in vermont they the highest monthly premiums for health insurance. he could by the free health insurance for 350 people in vermont with that $2 million. >> that's the thing. he scoffs i pay the taxes i owe. by the way, that's interest rule. the problem is when you're bernie sanders and you rail against people paying their fair share and you're not donating money to the irs, you are a hypocrite. >> again, there's no inherent hippockraes in saying i live in this socialist system, but when he spent the weekend attacking the liberal outlet for correctly citing he has changed in his speeches railing against millionaires and billionaires to railing against multi-millionaires and billionaires, the defensiveness just shows -- it really undermines the integrity of his m message and the integrity of his message is what bernie sanders has. >> donald trump says that and is completely unashamed. i pay what i owe and why would i pay a dollar more? here are bernie sanders and donald trump talking about their books.

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what happened recently in colorado and vermont when they tried and failed to create their own single payer system i think is important to staudy. i believe the growing presence of government in the house sector is a consistent, is a significant contributor to its dysfunction. government officials not consumers increasingly determine what services can can or must be covered, how much will be paid, who is eligible to both deliver and receive these services. third party payment systems lead to significant disruptions. insurers others must respond to government rules, shoving consumers to the bottom of the health care totem pole. rather than expand the role of government, i believe we need to look more carefully at these problems and target appropriate solutions that empower consumers a and build on what works. medicare for all's promise of unrestricted access to benefits is virtually unprecedented, and it is difficult to anticipate the impact of this new system. representative jayapal's bill implies a recognition of cost bice imposing global budgets to contain spending. paying doctors a

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in maine and vermont they are allowed.states allow it. >> it doesn't make logical sense to enforce anything like this. heather: who is he trying to cater to in terms of who he wants to vote for him? >> honestly this is another democratic strategy to get every vote they possibly can, like illegal votes. of this is their strategy moving into 2020 i would like to thank them for an easy win for republicans. bernie sanders, if he really cared, could start with the fact that many felons after they pay their debt to society and reenter they are still not able to vote but he thinks people incarcerated should be able to vote. he should start their first. heather: he even lost share on this one. she has since deleted but she says this, does bernie sanders really believe people in prison who are murderers, rapists and child molesters, boston bomber still deserve the right to vote? >> people all the way to the left do agree with bernie sanders on this one. i have spoken to many and they are saying a democracy is a democracy. the proof

for the next 400 days a vermont high school will raise a black lives matter flag, approving a requeststudents to mark the 400th anniversary of the start of the slave trade. many vermont high schools raise the flag, critics claim the flag is controversial but supporters say it is about inclusion about politics. 26 groups pushing congress to investigate brett kavanaugh, the organization sending a letter to lawmakers urging them to re-examine sexual misconduct claims now the democrats control the house. brett kavanaugh denied claims from 3 women last year and testified along with one of the accusers before being confirmed to the high courts. how about a good story. donald trump making good on a promise to an american hero. >> i am going to be 95 years of age april 11th of next year. hopefully you will allow me to bring my family in. shannon: the president hosting 95-year-old alan jones, 100-year-old sydney walton, 101-year-old floyd whitfield and 103-year-old paul kreiner tweeting beautiful afternoon in the oval office today, a few great american heroes and yes, they are, thank you for y

. >>> we have more from the road to white house with vermont vermont's bernie sanders.utes. ♪ power to the people ♪ power to the people ♪ power to the people >> thank you, madison!

i think it's a complicated issue and in vermont, this is legal.upreme court decision, and citizenship is not a right that expires upon misbehavior. i wonder if -- inequity is the core problem here, if you can look at some sort of system that has the sliding scale. also need to take into account that people in prison are often counted into a population, and, the electoral college is not vermont and people who judge instinct -- i don't even think it was planning for that question. i'm very curious about the base and the democratic party right now in the primary process. who is wanting the boston bomber to be voting from prison? >> it's very different. there is a debate to be had, in a conversation as kamala harris would say about whether you get your rights back once you've served your time. i would ask democrats if that also applies to firearms, people get their firearms back after e served time in prison? but then i'm just not sure democrats really have a political strategy there. >> i'm curious about the kamala harris decision to say, we should h

you know how he became mayor of vermont, he worked harder than the next guy, you know how he sold copiesrd. bernie sanders has rewarded by working hard, that is capitalism. now he's a millionaire, now he wants to turn everyone else and say, you know what, don't work as hard, i'm going to level the playing field and won't be -- i have a quick question for you, gary, when you and i were shooting mouths off together in 1970's on television, do you agree everything that you said back then when we were shooting the breeze, i'm sorry, i meant the 1990's? [laughter] >> i have not said one that i think i owned. >> this guy said something silly a long time ago -- by the way, a millionaire isn't what it was in 1970's. i don't think we should spend too much time on this one. >> specifically to that point, $6.2 million, he's not quite there yet, we should all hope he makes more money, we should go buy the president because when he's president the less likely he will raise taxes. that's generally the way it works. i looked at tax returns, i'm suspicious how schedule c deduction he has in almost havin

. >> now, according to a university of new hampshire poll, sanders from neighboring vermont leads theield by a double digit margin followed by former vice president joe biden who's expected to get in this week, and buttigieg. >>> a national day of mourning in sri lanka as the death toll in the terror attacks climbs daily, now at 310 people, following coordinated bombing attacks on easter sunday. eight explosions rocked the country targeting worshippers at christian churches and luxury hotels. overnight, families of the victims killed in the attacks held a memorial service. the u.s. believes it has identified a key terrorist, and concluded they are linked to international terrorism organizations including isis. cnn's ivan watson is live at st. sebastian church with the latest. ivan, the warnings that came before these attacks, we're hearing more about that today. what is the latest from there? >> well, unfortunately, the police have just updated that the death toll is now at least 321 killed in these easter sunday attacks, and let me explain to you why, part of why this was so lethal.

it's apart of the annual bring your own big wheel race down vermont street. yesterday's race is now its 19th year. dozens of kids and adults swerved down that hill on those giant plastic try cycles and the event started in 2000 by one guy riding a big wheel to lumbar street and it moved to vermont street. >> remember thoseth day. they're still popular. >> i feel like you have to wrap yourself in bubble wrap or at left me. >> good idea. >> i'm not so great on the three or two wheels. >> it's okay. just walk. >> you know what else is not so great, that's your traffic this morning. there are some really bad trouble spots. specifically coming through the altamont pass, things are slowing down and your drive time is 31 minutes as you make your way out of the altamont pass. once you get through there, you're not in the clear. take a look at this. there's an accident southbound 80 -- one lane is blocked. coming down 8 had, it's down to 9 miles an hour. it depends where you're going on 880. if you are headed southbound 880, there's a crash at west tennyson road. ther

host: our next caller is from vermont. go ahead, please. caller: good morning.hanks for taking my call. i was curious if you are familiar with the situation that happened in vermont? guest: to some extent. the reactor has been shut down and decommissioned. caller: right. it seemed that there were a lot of people who cheered the closing and were happy about that. just, didn to you is you have a comment if that was the right move? could it have been salvaged, closing it down, did it outweigh -- did the benefits outweigh any disadvantages of, now we have to burn more fossil fuels to get the energy was producing? thank you. host: thank you. guest: we did not take a position on the shutdown of the plant, though it did have some serious problems faced by aging nuclear plants around the country. for instance, piping that was in ad to carry water slightly radioactive, contaminated waste, that piping was not intended to be maintained over the lifetime of the plant. it is very difficult to fix that problem. aging plants have some issues some components and systems are may

that the democratic congressman from vermont can cast a ballot for jefferson and jefferson is elected president of the united states after 37 ballot and ten days of debate and is sworn in and two weeks later. go to the gilded age which i studied for that brilliant book the triumph of william mckinley and you think politics today is broken? during the debate in 1884 editor of measure that fails one member of the democratic party stands up and excoriates a fellow democrat in such personal terms the offended member says mister speaker, the member is violating the core of the house and the speaker says the honorable gentleman from georgia is out of order and turns to his colleague and said i will not blank you if you are a dog, four letters. we have appear go in 1889 through 1890 in which not a single bill is passed in the house of representatives for nearly 41/2 months because the demoats announce they will not answer the rollcall and thereby deny the house a quorum so no business could be conducted. it is not we will shut down the government to is your bill obamacare, it is we don't car

. >> reporter: vermont is one of six states to allow state employees to bring babies into the workplace this program is an option to do something a little different, which is to come back to work a little sooner, continue the bonding process and tomorrow your career. >> reporter: babies can't cause prolonged distractions. anyone who wants to work away from the infant is moved. heather has designated a co-worker as an emergency caregiver. but she has found no shortage of helpers. >> i think they are looking for excuses at this point to cover over and get some cuddle time. >> reporter: a program still in its infancy so far finding a lot of big and little fans. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, white river junction, vermont. >> if you are wonder about here in california, a bill is being considered to allow a similar program. all right. let's check in with vianey arana with our sunday forecast. it would be distracting to have a baby off on the side here in the background. >> i would love it. i would incorporate her into the forecast. take the baby on a stroll. i have done it with my dog before wh

sanders says, in vermont, the constitution allows that to happen. in his home state it allows felons and inmates stroto vote. he says he doesn't want to see people losing their right to vote. that leads him possible that he just mentioned if you're over 18 and if you're a u.s. citizen then you should have the right to vote, period, as he said. >> well, i think it's very clear that lindsey graham, translation, the trump people, are taking bernie sanders seriously. from the past election there were some trump voters who had been bernie sanders voters in the primary. >> yes. they overlap on some issues primarily with trade and this willingness to break up the whole system and produce radical change and although he calls him crazy bernie, the reporting out of the white house is around president trump is he's impressed by bernie and kind of likes him. he talks about him in a different way behind closed doors when at rallies. they see him as a threat and it is, as you said, with his strong, robust, loyal supporters combined with cash advantage, i do see b

in the united states, the protected area would be about the size of vermont and new hampshire combined nearly one third of the land is in sacred areas. translator: who will protect the environment in thehe west and in china? it is s governmentnt reresponsibilities. but the tibetans don't think of it that way. if you think of it that way, you are not buddhist. you are the protector. no matter if you are a newborn or 80 years old, you are all protector. you u have r responsibilities. all lives should be protected. fred: in some distriricts, local governments are rerecognizing te sacred mountains, and d some are even hiring tibetatans to take care of the national nature reserves. translator: the e cultural valus ofof buddhism are very comfortig to the scholars of conservation. i felt at last we found a way, and i bebegan to gain confidence in humanity. these tiben people are not wealthy, yet they y can still think of other creatures. not just other people, other creatures. this is altruistic behavior. if they can do it, there's hope that other people can do it as w well. [bells ring] gary

ne> reporter: vermont is of six states allowing employees to bring babies into the the workplace. >> this program is an option to do something a little different which is come back to work a little sooner, continue the bonding process and continue ca ers. >> reporter: babies can't cause for long distractions and anyone who wants to work away from the minfant ised. heather has designated a coworker as an emergency caregiver, but she's found no shortage of helpers. >> i think, you know, they're looking for excu s at this point to come over and get some cuddle time. >> reporter: a program still in its infancy but so far finding a lot of big and little fans. >>> jose bal rt reporting from new york. thank for the privilege of youti . good night. >> i was ready. we've seen theeideo and peopl are loving the song. >> it's called me, me. >> collaboration between taylor and panic at the disco's front man. okay. we mentioned taylor loves planting clues inverything she does. >> now we're going to go through all the easter eggs she dropped for us in the video. >> gone is the reputation era snake

. >> vermont is one of six states that allows employees to bring babies into the workplace. >> this program is an option to do something a little different to come back to work sooner and continue the bonding process and your career. >> babies can't cause prolonged distractions and anyone who wants to work along the infant is moved. heather designated a coworker as a care giver, but found no shortage of helpers. >> they want to find excuses to get cuddle time. >> finding a lot of big and tt currently being considered that would allow a similar program. >> appleakin it harder to limit iphone screen time according to analysis by the new york times and the firm. over the past year, apple reportedly removed or restricted at least 11 of the most downl d downloaddownloa downloaded screen time and parental control apps. they remove control features and others pulled the apps from its store. apple said they treat all apps the same and trying to provide the highest quality to customers. >> steve young was at stanford, opening up about experience with concussions. part of a sports concussion summit.