mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> all new at 10, a pretty close call for two maple people in the city. >>> british police are releasing new details about the suspect in friday's deadly lending stabbing. meanwhile the uk has denigrated the threat level, and is raising questions about police vigilance. >> reporter: british police have been searching a home where they believe the suspect lived. neighbors say they didn't know him. >> i've never seen him. police say he was convicted of terrorist crimes back in 2012. he was allowed an early release last december. the prime minister visited london bridge and questioned why he was let out of prison early. >> it does not make in this society to put people who committed terrorist offenses out on early release. and we argue that people should serve the term of which they are sentenced. >> popraised several people who tackled the suspects. >> because of the preparation, far fewer people were injured and lost their lives.>> the tech comes weeks after the threat level was reduc

the president is already targeting mike bloomberg, targeting mike bloomberg's background. because i think he recognizes mike bloomberg will be a formidable threat. >> martha: hold on, that is not my question. i know you are a good reporter so i know you won't mind if i will do to the question. the "bloomberg news" to do that in the first place? >> i think the "bloomberg news" is in a very difficult position in terms of how to address, and unprecedented situation. they had already had ongoing reporting of president trump and they needed to figure out how to cover the democrat and mike blos well. mike bloomberg left that with the newsroom to sort that out. >> martha: why not just say, why not just say, look, we are a news organization. we will cover the whole story. mike bloomberg would want us to. he's not worried about anything. and we will dig around and see what we can find on all the candidates, including him in the democrats. wouldn't that have been the right posture for a news organization? >> in the same way fox has dug around on murdoch over the years? >> martha: he

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mike bloomberg, you to run? paul: how about somebody to defend business, to defend economic growth, how about that? he can add that to the race, i think that's a value. >> if he adds that to the race. paul: okay. >> this is a big question, there's the break inside the democratic party, right, the far left which thought they took over now represented by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and on the other hand, joe biden and maybe pete buttigieg, move to the center, and the question is will these centrist candidates, moderate candidates like biden, pete buttigieg and maybe bloomberg accommodate the left's views which basically are in complete -- they do not like the private sector, they don't like corporations. paul: i'd rather have a democratic nominee that believes -- >> he has to be willing to say it and we will find out whether mike bloomberg will stand up to the left. paul: so you -- >> he went back on that. paul: i want to talk about that. you heard bernie and elizabeth warren, billionaire, billionaire, bil

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mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. we are learning more about a man who died after he was placed an egg restraint hold. authority say the 52-year-old was not the suspected car thief officers were looking for when they tried to arrest him last month. the chronicle reports he was riding his own car in west sonoma county when two deputies and two police officers mistook him for a suspect who they believed was armed. the restraint causes a person to lose consciousness. ward apparently stopped breathing and was pronounced dead at the hospital. the two deputies and two officers have been placed on administrative review. >>> it has been three years since the deadly ship warehouse fire. hours ago the statue of limitations ended for prosecutors to criminally charge the landlord of that warehouse. at midnight the das office lost the ability to charge the owners with negligent involuntary manslaughter. the very same charges the defendants faced. we contacted the owners ahead of the midnight deadline and we have more on what happe

it was definitely shocking to hear mike bloomberg, mayor mike bloomberg, say that. but from his perspective, he said in august, all of those candidates would be better than president trump. but clearly what he's now saying is they might be better at the job but they can't win. the question is, then, andrea, if they can't win, why wouldn't mike bloomberg put his massive machine of resources behind one of those candidates and go full throttle? because as far as connecting with the american people, inspiring them, you have been to an elizabeth warren event, one of president trump's events. they've created a movement. can mayor mike bloomberg, who has a ton of experience as a business professional, as a mayor, who can lead organizations better than most people we can point to, can he create a movement in a way that other candidates have. >> that's the question. where is the emotion, where is the passion? he's got the money, and certainly spending more than $100 million already on paid ads. but isn't he vulnerable to the bernie sanders, the billionaires, we don't want th

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i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. along with announcing a death by dangerous driving charge. british authorities today confirm they are now trying to extradite her. >>> it is nearly 17 years since the lacy peterson murder case captivated the bay area and the nation. tonight "dateline" is taking a look back at the infamous case. >> there are people growing up who don't remember or never knew about lacy peterson. >> tell me about lacy. >> i moved to modesto in the third grade and i knew nobody and she was one of the first people i met. and there was no not meeting her. >> you could watch the disappearance of lacy peterson tonight at 9:00 right here on nbc bay area news. >>> several police agencies across the bay area are working together to crack down on car break-ins in this holiday season. officers in newark, san jose, fremont and santa clara are joining forces for a remove it or lose it campaign. the goal is to remind drivers to get the priceless items out of our cars which could make us potential targets for thieves

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that's why mike bloomberg is in this race. he respects the other democrats who are running and he's coming out of the gate viewing this as him versus donald trump and he thinks of donald trump as the biggest exist earn threat the country's faced in his lifetime and that's why he's in this race. he could have gone earlier, and he chose not to and as time went on he began to wonder if democrats can coalesce in the right way to defeat donald trump and that's why he's in it. >> the democrat who was leading at least in national poll, joe biden just launched an eight-day bus tour of 18 counties in iowa, but mayor bloomberg from the get go said he was skipping iowa and new hampshire. so how does skipping those first in the nation states line up with his claim that he is all in this race? >> well, you know, because he entered late it would be hard for him to really stake the claim of any of those states to begin with. also remember, only about 4% of the delegates are in play in those first four states. the democrats who are there have

he was clearly talking about mike bloomberg. what are some of the other candidates saying about bloomberg? >> one of the more interesting ones is elizabeth warren, who has launched a tv ad targeting the mayor himself, singling him out saying it would be a lot cheaper for bloomberg to spend a few hundred billion and buy the presidency instead of paying the higher taxes she thinks billionaires like him should be paying. >> o'donnell: there is more of gayle king's exclusive interview with candidate mike bloomberg. that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning." tonight there is a new recall involving more than one million takata airbags. what's different this time is that one car company is telling thousands of owners, "don't even get behind the wheel." kris van cleave has more on a potentially deadly defect. >> reporter: if you have a 1999 bmw 323i or 328i, the automaker is telling you do not drive it. in a crash, its takata airbag could explode sending shrapnel into the cabin or simply not inflate at all. this new takata defect is in airb

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do you think we will see mike bloomberg on the debate stage in 2020? >>. >> i think we will. >> all right, a man of few words when it counts. jonathan allen in the spin room outside the pbs politico debate. senator mccaskill at the risk of repeating our conversation earlier, your prediction of mike bloomberg on the debate stage? >> well, i don't know if he's even soliciting money at this point. one is polling and i think he'll make the polling requirement. the question is he even going to be soliciting contributions in a way that will allow him to qualify? i don't know the answer to that, but he's going to figure out a way to keep himself in front of the voters just because he's going to have the wallet to do it. >> it's an interesting question. i guess i don't fully understand the sort of step two of the bloomberg campaign. i understand that -- the step one. you know, he's spending all this money, counting on the first primaries to be indecisive, won by multiple candidates perhaps, nobody really taking over the race. he comes into super tuesday, you k

>> of course. >> who is mike bloomberg. you were a democrat, a republican, then independent, now a democrat. who are you? >> i am a social liberal, fiscal moderate, who is basically demo massachusetts. there are no republicans. i moved to new york where i was a democrat. there are no republicans. i couldn't become mayor on the democratic line. republicans said well you can run as a republican. in new york city, the mayor's john is not a partisan job, so i did. >> don't you think most of america is in the middle? >> i do believe most of the public is in the middle. but i think most people would say whether they like my views or not, they would say he's at least honest and genuine. probably say smart but not everybody would agree with that. i think they'd all say hard working and honest. >> everybody who knows him definitely says that. in the words of a great philosopher, he ready. he's ready for the fight. he's up for it. he said he's a people person. he said, yeah, i'm very much a people person. he likes being out there on

mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> breaking news in decision 2020. california senator kamala harris dropping out of the presidential race. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew in for marcus washington this morning. let's gret to the breaking news. harris tweeted to my supporters, it is with deep regret but deep gratitude that i am suspending my campaign today. but i want to be clear with you, i will keep fighting for what this campaign has been about, just for the people. all the people. california junior senator took on vice president joe biden during the first debate but it has been downhill in the polls ever since. harris has struggled to keep up in funding and she finished the third quarter raising over $11 million putting her well behind biden and senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and mayor pete buttigieg. recent poll had her tied for fifth with the newcomer michael bloomberg. we sent out a push alert when th

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. >>> camping 2020, mike bloomberg will make the first bay area stop of his campaign in san francisco. the former new york mayor will appear with former governor jerry brown to discuss the americas pledge climate program. a launcher together back in 2017. this comes as two days after the mayor also announced his endorsement of bloomberg for president. >> we've got the biggest bully in the history of the planet occupying the white house. mike bloomberg is shown time and time again he's willing to take on big oil and the gun industry. >> the mayor averagely back senator kamala harris before she dropped out of the race. he is now the chair of bloomberg's california campaign but some are not convinced that a big-money candidate would be a good fit for the state. >> michael bloomberg is it well- known in california so for him to get out in front with a candidate who is pulling low and has lots of money is a surprise. >> the guy, the guy who's got a whole history of racial insensitivity. >> the bloomberg campaign is focusing on california right now. and has already spent $40 million on camp

mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where people don't just get by, they get ahead. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> tonight we are learning some details of how a very sick little boy from guatemala died in u.s. custody. >> his body was found on a cold concrete floor after border patrol put him in quarantine instead of taking him to the hospital. >> reporter randy page on the tragic circumstances surrounding the boy's death. and a word of warning. you may find some of the video disturbing. >> reporter: this security camera video obtained by propublica capture it is last hours of 16-year-old carlos' life. it's may 20th, 1:19 in the morning. we know he's seriously ill because a nurse practitioner examined him hours

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i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. will >>> a massive bay area bust has uncovered millions of dollars worth of stolen goods. the suspects targeted luxury stores in san francisco, they broke into cars, swiped packages of porches and it all came together live in union square to explain how the crooks pulled off this criminal operation.>> reporter: about three quarters of $1 million of what was recovered was still tagged retail merchandise but these crooks did not stop there in their plan. we all know what the aftermath of property crime looks like, shattered glass on the ground next to a car. >> what they were looking for they got, they got the laptop, they got the ipad. >> reporter: a crew running out of a store, arms full of stolen merchandise. >> organized crime like this cost california business owners millions of dollars and it exposes them to copycat criminals. ultimately is the consumers who pay the price for this merchandise hijacking. >> reporter: how exactly did the behind the scenes of operation focused limbs

or you can e-mail ktvu2investigates@foxtv.com. >>> democratic presidential candidate, mike bloomberg, made his first campaign trip to california picking up a few endorsements along the way. he started his day in stockton. getting support from mayor michael tubbs. he outlined economic proposals, building more affordable housing and raising the national minimum wage. later he took the stage with former governor, jerry brown, in san francisco, promising action on climate change. >> make sure the rest of the world knows that america, however, is continuing its progress even with the climate denier in the white house. this administration has its head in the sand. >> sam locardo also endorsed bloomberg this week. others have been critical of bloomberg's late entry into the race and his spending. >>> another bill yennaire candidate was in san francisco. he took questions in walnut creek on healthcare and the economy. >> we need to spend tens of billions of there's on improving and increasing the stock of affordable housing. >> he says he left his investment business to get give his money and

mike bloomberg's created on tover 400,000 jobs.ue leader. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where people don't just get by, they get ahead. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> morganne flores won't stop asking what the weather is going to be like. >> you'll be okay. right now you saw the video out there. we saw some rain drops around oakland. seeing some there. san mateo. east bay hills and north bay, probably into san jose within the next 15 minutes. the good news about what we're seeing now, not so good for your plans tonight but clearing skies tomorrow, cool and breezy. so both the raiders and 'niners games looking good. chilly to start the week. best chance of rain approaching next weekend. but there you see fro

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. >>> democratic presidential contender mike bloomberg is also weighing in on the impeachment investigation into president trump. "cbs this morning" co-host gayle king spoke with bloomberg in an exclusive interview. >> do you think president trump should be impeached? >> i think it's a very serious thing, but it -- i was before opposed to it. after looking at all the evidence, i think yes. sad, but yes. >> what is the biggest thing that troubles you about him? >> he does not seem to understand that he is an elected official whose job it is to work for the public rather than for himself. >> ahead on "cbs this morning," the rest of gayle king's exclusive interview with mike bloomberg, his first tv interview since joining the race for the white house. >>> federal prosecutors have charged two russian hackers with allegedly ripping off american businesses and schools, even a nursing home. as jeff pegues shows, the accused will likely get away with it. >> reporter: it looked like a scene out of the "fast and the furious." russian hackers burning up the streets of moscow in $200,000 cars. videos a

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mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> caught on camera, an attack on a shopping center involving an off-duty chp officer and a group of teenagers. >> that officer said it all started when a woman accused a group of teens of stealing her cell phone. henry lee spoke exclusively with the officer who explains why he stepped in. >> reporter: the officer tells me he couldn't stand by and do nothing when this woman was being attacked. he stepped in and ended up getting attacked himself. surveillance video shows an off- duty chp officer be at the a group of teenagers at the mall in emeryville. the officer was trying to help a woman whose phone had been stolen. >> it was chaotic. it was really a scary situation. >> reporter: the officer who wanted to be a than if i'd only is greg try to run away from the attackers but they surrounded him, he then choked him almost to the point of unconsciousness. >> and you that if i let them go, they would swing at me. sure enough, that's when th

new yorkers know who mike bloomberg is. is this going to introduce him to the rest of the country or is it a waste of money? >> they will introduce him, but will it backfire? i covered politics for a long time before i started teaching journalism. the campaign trails are littered with the carcasses of billionaires who tried to leverage themselves into national prominence. donald trump did not win because of the money he put into the race which was a small amount of money that was actually spent by his campaign. he won because he had a message and a certain kind of charisma that appealed to people. i think money helps at the margins, but it doesn't win races. ask steve forbes. he tried to run for president and lost. ask michael huffington who once tried to beat dianne feinstein. i think sometimes voters feel resentful when they think someone is trying to buy their vote. >> thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, the phase of the impeachment hearings. will any of the hearings make an impact on publi

at the democratic candidates joe biden, mike bloomberg also visited california the past week. the candidates are focusing on the bay area to move supporters when kamala harris dropped from the race. all democrats who qualify for the debate next thursday are threatening to skip the event. main they won't cross a threat and pick up line. by union at loyola marymount university. it is time to resolve the situation. remaining eight candidates who did not qualify are taking part in a form of education today. in pennsylvania. >>> homicide detectives in oakland are searching for an overnight shooting. gunfire erupted at around 330 this morning at courtland and san carlos avenue. so far police are not releasing any details of the victims. >>> hundreds of guns were turned over to set for cisco police in exchange for cash in the cities semi annual gun buyback. the event was put out in partnership with seven discoveries community organization to get guns off city streets. up for life gun buyback, 380 guns were turned in. among them rifles, revivals, shotguns and assault rifles. >> one gu

i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. target a popular bay area askating rink. we'll show you that. >>> better late than nerve. commercial crab fishermen finally hit the water. how the season looks this year and how much crab will cost you. >>> a gun buy back, but it's not just about getting guns off the streets. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. let's start in the south bay with mass shootings in gilroy. people coming out today to turn in guns and help the healing process. we go to gilroy for that story. >> reporter: indeed. police raised $50,000 for this gun buy back. in the first hour half of that money was handed out. those mass shootings kept this issue on the community's radar. the first gun buy back in south santa clara county in 25 years and law enforcement agencies weren't sure what kind of response they would get. >> we had over 70 cars waiting by the time we opened at 9:00 a.m. within the first hour we had already given out $20,000. >> reporter: diana said she was inspired by the recent sh

i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. there are those who will say thatoo fat.: too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>> thieves stealing packages left outside homes. it is a common problem around the bay area, especially around the holidays. several law enforcement agents are using a bait package to catch crooks this holiday season. and they are making arrests. >> reporter: campbell police say it's not just a problem here but everywhere. officers have strategically placed boxes in known hotspots throughout town. the program, not a secret. they hope it deters criminals from stealing. >> my package got delivered. >> reporter: but when he came home sunday afternoon, his package was nowhere in sight. he watched a man take his box filled with clothes. >> very comfortable. like this is his own house. >> reporter: the package was swiped 20 minutes before he got home. his fru

mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> stahl: to grasp the phenomenal scale of youtube, consider that people spend one billion hours watching videos on it-- every day. it is the most used social network in the u.s. more queries are typed into the website's search bar than anywhere online except google, which owns youtube. but the site has come under increasing scrutiny, accused of propagating white supremacy, peddling conspiracies and profiting from it all. they recently agreed to pay a record $170 million to settle allegations that they targeted children with ads. youtube is being forced to concentrate on cleansing the site. we visited the company's headquarters in san bruno, california, to meet susan wojcicki, the 51-year-old c.e.o., in charge of nurturing the site's creativity, taming the hate and handling the chaos. >> susan wojcicki: we have 500 hours of video uploaded every single minute to youtube. >> stahl: fi-- say that again. >> wojcicki: so, we have 500 hours of

mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> in not moving fast. >> tings irreplaceable destroyed, how customers of a storage facility are reacting after learning their private spaces were flooded. >>> the steps being taken today in dc as the house moves forward with their impeachment inquiry. >> good morning and thank you for joining us. tuesday morning december heard. >> thank you for waking up with us. a much better drive this morning. i didn't have to slow it way down. >> no rain for me either. >> a break until thursday? >> no, mainly this afternoon south to north. your drive him maybe -- in may be dry but i would keep an eye on things. it favors areas closer to the coast. you can see some of the shower activity going right along.

mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> tomorrow, crews will break ground on one of the bay area's largest transit oriented housing developments. located at the milbrae bart station. the development will have 152,000 square feet of office space, 320 apartments, 80 affordable housing units, a hotel and 44,000 square feet of retail. the estimated cost, more than $400 million. the construction is scheduled to start tomorrow and be finished in 2023. >>> now, in our original series, project home, many of us take having a mailing address for granted. but for people who don't have a home of their own, a santa clara county church provides a window of opportunity. catholic charities of santa clara serves as the permanent address for nearly 1000 people in chart county. about 150 people visit this window each day to pick up their mail. that stable address leads people apply for jobs and start to break the cycle of homelessness. >> a stable address is what you put on a resume. it is wh

and mike bloomberg has shown time and time again that he will take on big oil. he will take on the gun industry. he will take on big soda, coke, and pepsi. >> reporter: he is not just a backing bloomberg but sharing his california campaign. >> he's not well known in california so to get him out front with a candidate with a candidate who is falling low but has lots of money is a surprise. >> reporter: surprising because california has a history of voting down wealthy candidates including meg whitman for governor in 2010. bloomberg is a betting big on california, skipping early primaries to focus on super tuesday by blanketing the state with $14 million in tv ads. >> does a lot of other canids candidates fighting for the working class. >> reporter: but what san jose activist and critic of the mayor, says he is making the wrong choice. >> the guy who has a whole history of racial insensitivity. >> reporter: the mayor had an answer for bloomberg's controversial new york policy that disproportionately targeted black and latino men. >> the truth is it did reduce gun

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mike bloomberg for president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> the sharks have some of the sharpest blades on the ice lately. 11 wins in the past 13 games but no matt for the cats. giving up three goals in the first period and it got worse. a pocket take, nick hathaway cannot pin that one on jones, 4- 1 capitals and just an odd night for the sharks defense. still 4-1. they can't find the pet puck. second goal of the night, their third loss in the past 14 games for that feels pretty good. todd golden is 34 and his first season as the head coach. don is up one, they tip the loose all, tomorrow bouvier, the sensation had 16. this game had 19 lead changes. here's one of them from downtown. it all came down to this, 15 seconds left usf down three, she bought still thick, gives it to christine oh but no. usf loses 71-67. but they are 7-2. j monk dreams number was retired tonight by michigan state. he led the start that spartans before becoming a warrior. he got a little choked up about seeing number 23