you mentioned elizabeth warren earlier and i believe she is fighting her fight, it is fine, but i saw a study by the it went upthat during the aca and someone like elizabeth warren is always touting that this health care bill will kill people while it is not perfect. there are many things, where people can combine into groups, they have like, know your members. they will let those people line up into a group and pay a much lower cost and not have to be dependent on their employer and just being a member will qualify them. it came out recently that cnn basically pushed the narrative and one of the producers said it was fake. i think when people see that, i believe it is true, because of something like that, and i readng health, infoworld.com to stay healthy and that is how i think the new health care bill will help health care. john: that is john in texas. max is in california, line for democrats. it is open phones. what do you want to talk about? caller: i love your program and i have been watching for years. . have two boys, young men i am 64 years old right now, just waiting to get

let's check in again with elizabeth warren. you remember that you did not build that moment, people are only successful because of big government? you know, historically americans have supported socialist ideologies, right? in terms of medicare and medicaid. but elizabeth warren also had that moment where she said, you know what? the government did that for you, right? >> well, the government didn't do that. the government, in many cases, hindered people from building their businesses. i think if you ask any of the 12,000 restaurant owners in the city of new york is the government helping you every day? no, the government's hindering you from running your business. that's why there's thousands of bankruptcies every year to small business. i think the key thing here is to, basically, provide where it can't come about. medicare, those types of programs, are important. medicaid as it originally was set up was for people who were disabled, couldn't get it. now you're trying to make an alternative health care system out of the medic

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elizabeth warren saying that the democrats should run on a single-payer platform. basically on socialized medicine. what do you think of that? >> i will get to the bipartisan first. social security is the third rail of american politics. i will change that and say that health care is the third rail of american politics. here's why. there is no perfect solution. what the president tried to do with the help of one republican who voted for the bill, and ten months of hearings, president obama that is, he tried to find a way to make it work. what you are asking insurance companies to do who are privately owned, for-profit companies, isn't for people they don't want to ensure. which is a problem with both the affordable care act and whatever they want to call it, so what you have there if you've noticed in this bill, there's a bailout for insurance companies, meaning that they are saying that the insurance market isn't profitable, which is where elizabeth warren was going. you provide it whether you like it or not. >> are they that way because there's not enough competi

reaction ofbeen the lawmakers like elizabeth warren? >> issue pretty aggressive today sayingbanking hearing this proposal from the treasury department is not about boosting the economy but it is about helping wall street make more money, which wall street has sought ever since these rules came down upon them with the 2010 dodd-frank act. the fed was pretty defensive about that and they say no, we're not in a deregulatory mode. it is just time several years and that all of these rules, it is time to reflect and look at how things are working. they thinks thing -- they think things are not working well in some ways. banks are not perhaps lending enough for engaging enough. there are many regulators anding at the same things they say they want to adjust it. it is not making lawmakers like elizabeth warren very happy. >> what is the role of the regulatory agencies versus legislation in terms of easing the various roles? >> yes, the comments from elizabeth warren alone show you that congress, banks cannot count on congress to change dodd-fra

we have bernie sanders who is a democrat, elizabeth warren who is a democrat. we have a number of democrats who are a little left of center and we have democrats in the center and a little bit to the right of center. if we hope to win and make life better for people, best we get on with it. you're never going to agree with someone 100% of the time. it just doesn't happen. my family doesn't agree. we've had a number of arguments over the years. mom, i can't believe you're not for legalizing marijuana, you know. and we've had all of these go on and, you know, i just think we can't, we can't be stuck in our space. we have to work together. and i'm speaking as someone who is on the liberal wing of the party. but we need to understand that on 99% of everything we're together. >> would you acknowledge, would you agree, senator, that it is a problem, though. again i could point to the speech that bernie gave this weekend, i could point to the fight they had over who was going to leads the party, mr. perez obviously won that fight against congressman keith ellison. but

warren staffers who was apparently egged on by the staff at senator harris so while they will wait for orenstein to respond what would this mean for the democratic party if indeed senator warrants team was involved in that. that's the least of their problems the problem that the democratic party has right now the d.n.c. is that they have an incoherent message and a lot of this was also done as this post-hoc rationalization to explain to the world and justify why hillary clinton with the billion dollar war chest blow the election and frankly lost despite the fact that she had no no i paid to speak of this is a multiplicity of problems that finally came to a head look what they're going to tell you right now is full steam ahead they're not going to mention this but here is the chance right now for alternative media and soren media and then ted to say we're going to pick up the the gauntlet we're going to run with this because it goes to show you what we have known for the longest time i say we not you c.n.n. is dad i don't know how to tell you this anymore it's over with goodbye i mean t

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. david: you're calling for pelosi to go? >> no, not at all, not a chance. david: david: very interesting. melissa. melissa: stepping back from a vulgar remark, johnny depp apologizing for so call joke he made about assassinating the president. depp writing in statement, i apologize the bad joke i attempted last night in poor taste about president trump. it did not come out as attended, intended, sorry. i intended no malice. i was only trying to amuse, not harm anyone. okay. yeah. david: he is an actor. melissa: who cares. he is an actor. >> exactly, who cares. what bothers me politicians like liz warren, doug was talking about liz warren and others were saying kumbayah, we'll dial back the rhetoric. what happened? melissa: not only that, you would say what does it matter what actors say, except so many on the left trot out these actors to then go stump for them. david: that's true. >> sometimes we care what they have to say. other times we're supposed to ignore it. david: they're not working at polls. not working clearly at

. >> that prompted this response from senator elizabeth warren. silencing senator harris for not being courteous enough is unbelievable. keep fighting. then at today's hearing, the same thing happened. senator john mccain who is not a full time member of the senate intelligence committee but has ex officio status, interrupted senator harris while she was questioning attorney general jeff sessions about doj policies on executive privilege, prompting once again the chairman to intervene. >> i'm asking you about the doj policy. >> it's a policy that goes just beyond the attorney general. >> is that policy in writing somewhere? >> i think so. >> so did you not consult it before you came before this committee knowing we would ask you questions about that? >> well, we talked about it. the policy is -- >> did you ask that it would be shown to you? >> the policy is based on the principle that the president -- >> sir, i'm not asking about the principle. i'm asking when you -- >> i'm unable to answer. >> and you would rely on that policy, did you not ask yo

please, hem me in welcoming senator elizabeth warren. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. good to see you. thank you all. that's fabulous. wow. a roomful of people who like to come out and who like books and ready to get into a fight. i'm ready. this is fabulous. i am so glad that you are here tonight. what i thought i'd do is i'd read you some from the book and tell you a little bit about the argument in the book, read a little more, and then take as many questions as we possibly can. i think you are asked to do questions on the way in and we have a whole stack of them and i'll try to do as many as i can. i'm going to start here in washington. people often drop by our office in washington. we get visits from folks who are in town from massachusetts for a convince or business trip or -- convention or business trip, or vacation, school groups. s' people talk about a particular issue they care about, the oceans, human trafficking, music, education, some people just want to say hello and stick a pin in the massachusetts map near their home tow

same for elizabeth warren. yes, they should hold trump and the gop accountable. this makes for a vibrant democracy. but their calls for a resistance is a dog-whistle that incites their unhinged followers. the headlines dot net. i'm mark hyman. developing now.. simpson field in alexandria's del ray neighborhood is back open.. after last week's horrifying ambush. neighbors filled the stands last night for a little league game. it took place nearly a week after six people were shot, including congressman steve scalise. his condition is improving. a pre-game ceremony last night honored first responders for saving lives by bringing down the shooter. in the dugout where lawmakers hid from flying bullets, stand, as a testament to a new beginning. we have the fundraising results of the congressional baseball game that took place the night after the ambush. organizers say the game took in a record one-and-a-half million dollars. that's three times more than last year's game. some of the money raised will support those injured in the attack.. which happened as republicans

number one, i would say that's the beginning of elizabeth warren's presidential campaign, it certainly sounds like. that's a pretty sharp speech about health care. number two, listen, the one thing, if i were mitch mcconnell that i would be worried about is members of congress saying i'm going to go home and talk to my constituents about this and see how they react. that is a dangerous game the play. every member of house and senate republican leadership i talked to, they always like the fewest number of days between the release and the vote of any piece of legislation for obvious reasons. the more it sits out, the more it gets whacked around. this is tough because they can only lose a handful of votes in the senate. you are really balancing the concerns of the more mainstream moderate republicans, the lisa murkowskis and folks like rand paul who, if our reporting is correct, is likely going to come out in opposition to this bill. this is going to be a tough squeeze. if i were a betting man -- i'm not, craig -- i would say this bill needs to be changed in a meaningful way to squeeze it

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let me ask you about elizabeth warren. she says all democrats on the ballot and next two federal elections should back a single payer health care program. would she be in those meetings or she thinks everyone should back a national single payer system. is that a position that helped or hurt you guys -- i think you lost four out of fire special elections so far? i'm confused where the democratic party is on health care, where war enis and working on fixes. >> number one, in the very near term, what we want to do is improve the exchanges. reject the republican effort to blow things up, focus on improving the exchanges, but yes, democrats have a larger vision. it may not be unanimous, i believe we should create a public option within the at fordable care act exchanges, pled ca medicare for all type auctiopti. and help drive down the premiums and deductibles by creating more competition. that's an idea that we would embrace. i think most democrats would embrace that idea and you can then billed on that. but that is not somethi

senator elizabeth warren posted on twitter. this is blood money. they are paying for tax cuts with american lives. another democrat who is a doctor says the bill will kill people. >> trump care isn't just mean, it's cruel and deadly. >> republicans on get one shot at passing this healthcare package next week. if it fails obamacare remains the law of the land for a while longer. trish: president trump talking aim at special counsel robert mueller over what he calls a ridiculous investigation over collusion with russia. he says it's quote bothersome that mueller is close friends with james comey. john robert has our report on the president's busy day which included keeping a key campaign promise. >> with the democrats licking their wound from big elect losses, president trump found running room to go back on offense. in the east room, president trump keeping this commitment to the veterans. >> veterans have fulfilled their duty to this nation and now we must fulfill our duty to them. so to every veteran who is here with us today, i just want to say t

warren. these are not the people that are going to lead you to a victory. at the same time, you have nancy pelosi who say i only want the most progressive leftist people possible who by the way are going to our fundraisers and giving us all their money. it's this big conundrum for democrats when you have nancy pelosi dictating everything and she's not listening to people like tim ryan who say at a certain point you have to care about somebody who makes less than $50,000 a year. >> charlie: you used to think of the republican party as being the party that was in lockstep. there was no dissension. >> kennedy: when was that? >> charlie: a long time ago. it's completely switched. democrats now have a total lock of their party. they were able to take bernie sanders out at the knees. you have everybody disagreeing and going their own way. >> marie: people say democrats are in disarray, republicans have control of the white house, the senate, and the house. they have not passed any major pieces of l

of the trump resistance, backed by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. >> a more passionate campaign with a bolder vision. f: and the lieutenant governor, backed by a free democrat in the virginia general assembly as well as the governor. >> he's part of the establishment and the national establishment. there is a lot of influence coming from out of state. jeff: a native of the eastern shore, he is a doctor and army veteran who served six years in the state senate before winning the race for lieutenant governor in 2013. >> i know how to fight and win. at the same time i can bring people to the table and do what is in the best interests of virginians. tom: tom perry yellow -- tom perriello served one term in congress, from 2008 to 2010, claiming he lost his seat because he voted for obamacare. >> republican leaders are trying to do this to affordable health care. at opposing the obamacare repeal received national attention. he views the democratic primary as a referendum on the president. >> it will be the first statewide opportunity in the entire country to send a signal about reject

warren of massachusetts. you can follow the senate live in speeches is evening over on c-span2. >> to defend this piece of legislation, it does not surprise me even what is in need legislation given what we have heard of the last week. >> the senator of massachusetts is explaining, what are we trying to do when we pass the affordable care act years ago. part of what we were trying to do was extend coverage to a lot of americans that did not have it in colorado. in my state, that meant over 600,000 coloradans now have health care insurance that did not haven't before the affordable care act was passed. another thing where turned to do is set insurance companies that it is not ok to have your business practice taking months and months of premiums for people and when they call you on the phone and say, my kid was sick, micah got struck by lightning, my kid had an accident, to then hold them on the phone sms possible just as a way of denying their claims. because most people in america are trying to move their fa

senator elizabeth warren to use gentle dump touch. >> this is blood money, senate republicans are paying for tax cuts for the wealthy with american lives. >> martha: what happened to the call for unity following the near fatal shooting for states to lease? i was at going, when we come back. journalism is on the ropes while some are calling reporters heroes for their work on the stories, one writer explains why the media he believes is partly to blame for what we are seeing, and he has a fascinating reason why, when we come back. >> just as in the watergate era, the heroes will be our free press and our independent judiciary. sarah is a fifth-grade teacher. when it comes to molding young minds, nobody does it better. she also builds her own fighting robots. destroy. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. fortunately for sarah, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so she can understand the details and be sure she's getting the right mortgage. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. i work ovi need when i my blood sugar to stay in control. so i

message, elizabeth warren or other politician, at the end of the day, it's people against trump. a lot of people didn't vote or were such sanders supporters because they couldn't vote for secretary clinton. >> you see that momentum carrying through, we saw in early special elections in march. >> we have the georgia election coming up soon and healthcare seems to be an issue popping up. you have 1 in 4 of americans, only 1 in 4 approve of the gop plan. then you have the atlanta journal constitution saying 81% of voters out there in georgia say that healthcare is extremely important or a very important priority. so should osoff just be running on healthcare alone? he isn't bringing trump up that much. >> he is winning this is a seat by 20 points maybe by 12 in a tough situation. it is definitely a referendum maybe not on trump himself but certainly the policies coming up. let's not forget this is also a little more upscale higher educated district in georgia. i think that you're dealing with people who really see the implications of policy. >> handle pulls it off, bad, disastrous,

. >> elizabeth warren is describing these new recommendations as radical changes, ones that could potentially spark another financial meltdown. "it comes as no surprise that donald trump and steven mnuchin, two men who are deeply involved in companies that she did thousands of customers, would want to gut the agency that has held cheaters accountable and returned more than $12 billion to consumers." the report comes days after house republicans passed a bill ruling that many of the dodd-frank regulations that were also enacted after the 2008 crisis. it adds up to a concerted effort by congressional republicans and the trump administration to deregulate the financial sector. mr. trump saw it as such a high priority that he word the latest treasury report and one of his first acts as president. >> we are assigning core principles for regulating the united states financial system. doesn't get much bigger than that. >> the executive order instructor treasury to review three other sectors. this was the first of four reports. many more changes could be in the pipeline and according to secretary min

here's elizabeth warren accusing her republican colleagues deliberately trying to kill americans for money. >> these cuts are blood money, people will die. senate republicans are paying for tax cuts for the wealthy with american lives. >> tucker: you disagree with me on a piece of legislation, therefore, you are a murderer. this is how things fall apart. when you know longer see political differences as legitimate but instead as moral crimes. when you begin to believe your opponents are unworthy of life itself. when you start to make excuses for violence. that is all happening now. what do you think happens next? we use debate and elections to resolve political disputes, not violence. it's all worked for hundreds of years. the system and don't forget this is fragile. it will break unless our leaders committed to preserving a spirit of democracy may or may not die in darkness, it definitely will die in a hail of bullets. tammy bruce is a radio talk show host, where is this going? >> historically and fortunately we know it's going. wherever the left has been in power, or someone tries

you've got hillary clinton that called the gop the death party over this bill, you've got elizabeth warren that's gone on the senate floor and called it blood money at times. to some that is incendiary rhetoric. but also, the base of the party, they're not in the mood to compromise with anything trump. is there a lot of will that's anything centrist? >> what i think we should do is preserve those pieces or parts of the affordable care act that ought to be preserved, fix the ones that should be fixed. there are some things we can change and we ought to change. the reinsurance proposal that tim cane and i are offering will stabilize the marketplaces and ensure better competition and more insurance companies participating and as a result lower premiums, lower co-pays and deductibles. that ought to be a bipartisan agreement. and there are others as well. >> as you know, there is a growing chorus of democrats that would like to see the party just move to single payor, campaign out of tim ryan, rising potential, leader someday in the house, elizabeth warren has talked about this. if republicans

like a new effort launched by democratic massachusetts senator elizabeth warren called devos watch. she says the ongoing project will be her way of enforcing accountability at the department of education as run under secretary betsy devos. we'll raise questions and concerns. and when we get reasonable answers, everybody will benefit from hearing them. and when we don't, everybody is going to see that, too. because accountability is about making government work for everyone. >> philip bump the "washington post" and heidi przybilla are our nominees for the most patient people in the world. they have stuck around waiting for this conversation. heidi bring us up to speed on devos so far in office and how robust the antirobust -- the antidevos and the accountability effort now is. >> of course she was one of the most polarizing cabinet nominees who had even members of her own party vote against her. but when you look at what's happened since she has come in, certainly there is cause for alarm among democrats not only because of the proposed cuts to the budget which pretty much touch on e

in his twitter feud with elizabeth warren, calling her pocahontas. trump tweeting let's properly check goofy it's a controversial issue dating back to her 2012 senate campaign. trump tweeting, let's properly check goofy elizabeth warren's records to see if she is native american. i say she's a fraud. others he's lashed out against on twitter? media executive arianna huffington. in 2012, trump wrote, she's unattractive, both inside and out. i fully understand why her former husband left her for a man. he made a good decision. he also tweeted about what he called actress bette mid der's ugly face and body. and while watching the oscars he tweeted about actress kim novak, tweeting kim should sue her plastic surgeon. #oscars. >> when he tweets, he gets result . >> really? randi kaye, cnn new york. >> we're back now with the panel. joining the panel is michael d'antonio. for a guy who has reached the pinnacle, he's now president of the united states. he has won. you know, it's as high as you can go. he still is so thin-skinned that he wakes up in the morn

if you see a trump versus an elizabeth warren, i think you'll see a real legitimate independent candidacy for the presidency. and last ., and it don't mean to filibuster but the blue counties have become bluer and the democrats have become more urban. republicans have become more rural hick i think you have a totally disaffected suburban population in the country that isn't spoken to by either party. >> christian? >> i agree with some of that, and i think that one key difference is that trump essentially is a third-party candidate who took over the republican party, and so part of the fracturing going on in the republican party that is being paper over here and there but i think is he doesn't have any base among the elites within the republican party. some of that is changing. people are trying to decide what you want to be with him. but among elected officials they are not used to dealing with him and he doesn't have experience within. on the horizontal versus vertical i think that's right. there's this thing that two professors have worked on data shown that polarization left and right

. >> well, last night i asked senator elizabeth warren if she is going to run for president. well, she said no and insisted she is running for reelection to the senate in 2018. in a response to donald trump's withdrawal from the global climate change agreement explains why. >> this is how at least i see this. is that this is one more reason we must all be in this fight. this is one more reason we must all raise our voices. this is one more reason we've got to be effective, we've got to be focused, and we've got to make change in washington. that's -- boy, boy, if we learn that today, shame on us. >> and you can see more of my interview with senator elizabeth warren on my show, "a.m. joy" starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> hello, i'm keir simmons in superb, a location of a tough and at times tough exchange between russia's president vladimir putin and nbc's megyn kelly. the allegations that russia hacked america's elections, president trump's relations with russia, all were discussed in detail. we'll show you the debate. but first, president putin sets out russia's position a

. >> martha: we went right to the elizabeth warren fundraising comparison, which i just find, as a woman, i find that argument offensive. >> i understand that and i take that point. i think it's an important conversation to be having on both sides. i would refer to what i originally set, which is in this line of questioning, there is a strong argument to be made that senator ron wyden went harder at ag sessions. no one said anything. kamala harris cut off the second time -- >> in the past couple of weeks, she is on this three times. >> there is a history of her going after -- >> kamala harris has barely been in the senate. she is a newcomer. she had been a prosecutor. >> what she has done and the course of the day, and as we look at civility and discourse, what we all need to take from this is that it is important for us to realize that in those chambers, and the house, and in the senate, we have a responsibility to abide by the rules. the decorum of the house. i think that that is an important -- now, i would say, may be kamala harris did not know that they were doing a fundraising lett

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i'm sure it's been elizabeth warren and wells fargo news. >> amazon's wanting to purchase whole foods is on the radar. congressman, good to have you with us. >> great to be with you. >> you're a member of congress you went to yale law school. you specialized in interlekt you'll property, does this deal have a sflob. >> it z the main problem is it's going to hurt local grocery stores it's going to put pressure on them because the companies can engage in below cost pricing and it is going to put pressure on wages >> congressman, i just don't see how there's an anti-trust argument here at all amazon isn't the biggest retailer whole foods is not the biggest grocery store. if you're that concerned about those effects, why aren't you pushing to break up walmart? >> well, as the supreme court tells in cases in 1966, the sherman act is designed to deal with economic consecration and we've seen walmart already has had a negative impact on wages and negative impact on issues of local grocery stores en that and this is just going to aggravate the situation the sherman act was designed to deal wi

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," democrat senator elizabeth warren stops by studio 57 with her latest book "this fight is our fight: the battle to save america's middle class." >>> plus, ditching boarding passes with facial recognition. kris van cleave is at the airport to show us how it works. >>> and -- >>> i thought i would quit. the baby comes along. every corner becomes a death trap. everything i see, somebody needs to put that away. i'm like about, somebody could trip and fall. >> gramming-winning singer and songwriter jason isbell tells us why life has changed and he couldn't be happier. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i em anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- here's ro k of weather. >>> hey, thanks for waking up for us. it is friday, june 16. hope you're having a good one. good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. it's been a while since we've seen you. >> i know. i was gone for about a week. it was a great vacation. i was cycling in colorado and utah

senators bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren. republican ed gillaspie has more than $2 million over his gop challengers stewart and wagner. the primary is june 13. just one week from today. >>> bill cosby's chief accuser took the witness stand toda jurors, the comedian drugged and violated her at his suburban home in 2004. as they testified, cosby stared down with his forehead resting in his hand. constand saying the comedian assaulted her after giving her three pills. cosby could receive up to ten years in prison if he's convicted. >>> a new report finds legalizing gambling is paying off for maryland. the state's six casinos raked in $136.5 million in revenue, just in may. with more than $50 million, mgm national harbor in oxon hill was the biggest money maker. it was followed by maryland live. the news is not so great at the other casinos. if you take out the mgm national harbor, casino revenue was down more than 17% compared to last year. >>> this man has a lot of people to thank toniaf month, so today in wheaten, james shirmo

he meet tom perriello progressives like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren backed perriello. the numbers show him narrowly squeaking by race for lieutenant governor democratic justin fairfax beat out ross i. she beats bryce reeves and general davis jr. >> the fairfax county substitute teacher is facing serious charges tonight. twenty-two year old and teeb and ray man is accused of trying to have seven with a student. police arrested him last night after they say he arrangedded to meet a young girl to have sex. >> the jury in the billion cosby sexual assault case has wrapped up a second day of deliberations without reaching a verdict. he's accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constant back in 2004. today jurorses focus odd cosby's side of the story. they reviewed more than a dozen passages from his 2005 and 2006 depositions. they heard excerpts where cosby described giving constant quote three frien police those friends were pills those pills were been drism the jury also wanted to know what without her knowledge means in one of the charges against the comedian.

. >> well, many senators including elizabeth warren are applauding harris for standing her ground. cbs news will have live coverage of director comey's senate testimony beginning tomorrow morning at7 a.m. and you can see it here on kpix 5. >>> another bold smash-and-grab at a bay area luxury store. this time, the thieves made off with a pair of purses worth more than some people make in a year. kpix 5's kiet do is at the great mall in milpitas with the high-end handbag heist. >> reporter: the thieves came into the store in milpitas towards this group of glass cases where the most expensive purses are kept. prada, all locked up behind glass or tied down with cables. the scene has been cleaned up now but police say the two men smashed a glass case and took two handbags made by hermez worth $20,000 each. it's unclear which bags were stolen but according to the website this one is $20,000 and this one is $27,000. >> it's not surprising considering there has been a lot of smash-and-grabs and robberies at this mall. not surprising honestly. >> reporter: the bay area has seen a lot of sma

and elizabeth warren said that this is blood money about the health care bill. it seems like much longer than that, because of the news. >> jesse: maybe he agrees with johnny depp. >> greg: he said what he really felt. a lot of people don't. here's the issue with the democrats. this grumpy demonization, they've kind of neglected the young people so far. it's a party of children. it's a bunch of emotional, tantrum oriented people. you're not a kid anymore. you have to start thinking is there feeling. right now they are just a bunch of babies. >> greg makes a point, and maybe democrats in the privacy of their home feels this way. do you think this is a prevalent feeling among democratic activists? see >> kimberly: never mind. i was just going to say that i believe these people are inherently good, and i think both sides are equally appalled. he should think about it being somebody that he's related to. he didn't have the best interest of people in his heart when he behaved that way. >> greg: a bunch of fascist. they would love this. they take the stock out of emot

. >>> bloomberg news reports elizabeth warren's report for the oust of 12 directors. she told the federal reserves that they failed to stop the phony account scandal. the fed can remove board members for illegal violations or unsafe business practices. >>> the los angeles times says carrie fisher had a mixture of drugs in her blood when she died in december. an autopsy found cocaine and traces of ecstasy, heroin and other opiates. the official cause of her death is sleep apnea. investigators say they cannot determine what role the drugs may have played. >>> and britain's independent report's andy murray's pledge to help the victims of the london high rise fire. he says he will donate his winnings from a tournament that starts today. the top prize is more than $440,000. he's won the event five times. >>> still to come, it may cost you more to ship during the holiday. we'll show you why ups will charge you extra to deliver your christmas package. you brush your teeth diligently... two times a day right? but 80% of bacteria aren't even on teeth. eughty purschunt?! colgat

warren of massachusetts over her criticism of his new health care bill. the president's remarks came during an interview with fox and friends. mr. trump called senator warren a, "hopeless case" for her efforts. >> it would be so great if the democrats and the republicans could get together, wrap their arms around it and come up with something everybody is happy with. it's so easy, but we won't get one democrat vote, not one. >> the pet went on to say he's proud of his accomplishments during his time in office. >>> meanwhile the supreme court could issue an order on president trump's travel ban as early as this week. but in its final week, it's one of several big cases pending action this week. el son barber has -- ellison barber has the details. >> reporter: the supreme court could open their investigation. they are expected to make a decision about a missouri church's playground and state money. the ladder focuses on a playground at trinity lutheran church of columbia. a case of separation and church and state. the justices are trying to decide whether o

elizabeth warren is taking a new shot at president trump. >> it is not up for grabs. donald come the u.s.a. nasty yet. trade for reading a portion of her new book to the town hall in new york. over to you. pete: i'm sure that will sell it to the media. the russian collusion fallen apart. a whole new scandal to run with. mike pence secret plot. one headline going as far as asking who would president pens pick as his vice president? here to react come analyst amy holmes. i saw this right away yesterday. here's a little bit or from the article. this is mike allen saying one of the parlor games republicans are playing in the shadows is this. you would president pens pick as his vice president? this is premature and highly speculative and premised solely on trump leaving office for whatever reason. they are saying premature and highly speculative, yet there happy to give us a list. >> this is the definition of fake news. who are these shadowy republicans playing this game? a candle stick, knife, rope, christie couldn't write something more silly. who are they? some 25-year

it was started by elizabeth warren. she was supposed to be the head but she became a senator. it was set up by dodd-frank. supervisors the consumer lending industry and designed to protect consumers. >> literally the consumers. this is the agency that then punished wells fargo from their marketing scam, though, it was journalists, it was financial journalists from the l.a. times that were the first to notice it. yes, these agencies need to be better, smarter, more streamlined. so the question is what's the actual plan? it cannot be let's do away with it. when you do away with it, you know what the financial industry does, pushes and pushes and pushes. >>> we have to move on, besides infrastructure and deregulation, president still wasn't busy saying he can jump start america's economy with big tax cuts. well, we have known this. that is the republican orthodoxy. one of the major test cases for this specific thing it exploded. >> kansas governor sam brom beck, the man you're looking at right there. he slashed state income taxes in 2012. what he called a real live experiment. th