that legislation cannot be passed until tuesday at the earliest. on the washington journal we are getting your thoughts on the debate that happened last night over how the government should balance privacy and security. do you think the patriot act and its record collection program made the country safer? give us a call. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. if you re outside the u.s. this morning, (202) 748-8003. catch up with us on twitter, facebook or e-mail us. good monday morning to you. june 1 this morning. key provisions of the patriot act have expired. the senate is looking to take up a replacement bill early this week. the house passed measure, the usa freedom act. some headlines from that sunday session yesterday. the miami herald, the nsa forced to hang up u.s. spying for a while. the boston globe this morning phone record program expires. extension of a law block but a new version may be near. the front page of the n
full and fair debate. you try to get bernie sanders to join your movement. he were very critical of hillary clinton in the wake of the leaked e-mails from the democratic national committee. the jew ever talk to bernie sanders? ever talkr did you to bernie sanders? we are ready to put all options on the table. didegates did a decide their candidate. light aftere green having been thrown under the bus by the democratic party. if he came to understand why we need a different politics that is not controlled either big banks and the fossil fuel giants and the war profiteers. that is notly party poisoned by that corporate money. if he came to understand why he needed the revolutionary product to support a revolutionary campaign, i was ready to go to bat for him. he did not respond. that was no surprise. the green party has been trying to open a conversation with him for many years. he has his own perspective. it is not ours. to whatn open it happens in a shifting political clim
being nominated. we had complete coverage for you from outside the wells fargo center. inside my colleague peter barnes. what are you seeing? what are you hearing? she just finishedputting bernie sanders name into nomination. and now we are waiting on the governor of virginia to put hillary clinton s nameinto nomination but there is definitely still tension your on the floor between the delegates in the hillary delegates. they want this rollcall vote. they want to get the support on the record there are negotiations underway however forgiving some kind of role here in the nominating process perhaps once they get to the delegates in the rollcall vote which will be sometime around 6:30 or so because of the alphabetical order by state that he might come down and go to the vermont section and possibly ask that they nominate her my acclamation. we are waiting to see if some of the diehard supporters go to the candidates direction and support her fully and possibly stage some kin
all told, there are six moments of silence this morning, including one for the crash of flight 93 in shanksville, pennsylvania. president obama is making remarks at the pentagon and he s already observed another moment of silence at the white house. we have a lot to get to including the latest on the presidential campaign. slew of new polls and interviews with jay johnson and one of the bush administrations supporters of the war in iraq that was prompted by the 9/11 attacks. but brokaw who was on the air when he realized america was under attack and here we are 15 years later, presidential campaign in the backdrop. donald trump and hillary clinton are both there this morning. what a difference 15 years makes. well, it was 15 years ago it became one of the worst days in american history. there were no weapons of mass destruction. it s been costly. 4500 americans have died in the war and a cost within the drills of dollars. the early projections will recapture all the expen
he s the first player in history to win a super bowl as a starting quarterback for two different teams. and take a look at this. broncos fans taking to the streets of denver overnight. this is the city s first super bowl win in 18 years. and on the other side, cam newton and the carolina panthers unable to pull it off. left heartbroken, many people thought that they would run away with the win. abc s brandi hitt is live in santa clara. what a morning, brandi. oh, good morning, reena and kendis. what a game. it wasn t a high-scoring game but still a very exciting one for broncos fans. and trust me, there was a deafening sea of orange filling that stadium last night, cheering on the broncos. now, everyone is waking up to this champs. a supersized super bowl 50 celebration for the denver broncos defeating the carolina panthers, 24-10. 39-year-old peyton manning now a quarterback leading a team to victory. i just feel very, very grateful. is this your final game of y