mr. barber is a well-known political theorist and author and a major donor to democrats, and specific to hillary clinton. and you think like it is you think that they would the holocaust. well, it depends on jewish murder in the camps to live [ inaudible ]. same thing? so blacks who are helping the other side [ bleep ]. they re helping [ inaudible ]. outrageous and beyond shockings. we ve reached out to the clinton campaign and benjamin barber asking for a comment. we ve not heard back from them. if you are surprised by the video, you shouldn t be because this is exactly who the democrats really are, and it is exactly how democrats really feel. this video is not just some one off example of the feelings of democrats and what they truly feel and the feelings they hold, it is the norm in hillary clinton s democratic party. let me explain to you over the summer wikileaks released thousands of e-mails from the dnc which at the time was run by congresswoman d
could see storms containing damaging winds, lightning, hail, and heavy rain. that s going to be the storm threat for tomorrow. keep an eye on the sky. take the umbrella before you leave. here s a look at the planner. tonight we re going to be dry around 77 degrees by 10:00 p.m. that s very warm. by 6:00 a.m. we could see showers developing. the development of storms early tomorrow. same thing with lehigh valley. if you re in new jersey or delaware, you would most likely see these later in the day. although we can t rule out showers and storms in the later morning hours. but, again, it could come in two rounds tomorrow. i ll shoal you that coming jup count on the nbc 10 app to keep you prepared. download it for free to get weather alerts and interactive radar. now to the gun debate that s got them using civil rights tactics to get their voices heard. they re demanding a sit-in in the wake of the nightclub massacre in orlando. there s a live look right now at the floor of t
right now we re hearing from the state attorney general and the police commissioner. we really cannot forget in all of this the eight alleges victims, boys as young as 7 or 8 years old. we do have to warn you that the details reveiled revealed by the grand jury are report and hard to stomach. many news articles and opinion pieces have already been written about this and many of you are very familiar with the allegations contained in the presentment, as well as the defendants that have been charged and the institutions and organizations that have been mentioned in this case. i also understand that many of you have questions concerning the allegations. the criminal charges an other issues related to the case. commissioner noonan and i will attempt to address many of those as many of those questions as possible, but i need to qualify that statement by making it clear that this is an ongoing investigation and it s also a grand jury investigation, which means that there are
campaign. fire your bank day. if you don t like the high fees, move your money. details on how many people look to fight back. new word on 2012 strategy for president obama this weekend. it is almost one year out from the election. we ll examine one unique assessment of what it s going to take for the president to win. and hello again to all of you, welcome to weekends with alex witt. it is now 9 a.m. on the east coast, 6 a.m. out west. we begin with the loss of a legendary tv commentator, andy rooney has passed away at the age of 92. it was just last month that rooney announced he would no longer appear regularly on 60 minutes. we have more on rooney s life and legacy. but i m not retiring reporter: andy rooney s signoff on 60 minutes was part thank you note to fans and part request should those same fans see him in a restaurant. please, just let me eat my dinner. reporter: at 92, rooney had been writing professionally for more than 70 years from his st
and raise the federal minimum wage to $9 an hour. chuck, political director, guru of all things related to washington and the presidency, this is being positioned as a pivot to the economy. but really, i saw it as the third installment of the sort of broad, moral vision the president has for the country. this just had more policy specifics than, say, the election night speech pour the inaugural. frankly, it would have been seen as a run-of-the-mill state of the union. it would not have been getting that much opinion or lead attention had it not been for the last ten minutes of the speech. the last ten minutes of the speech sort of change frank list, stepped on the original message. what the president is going to sell today, in georgia and what he s going to for the next six months. because what the state of the union is is essentially the playbook of what he s outlining of what he wants to try to sell, but let s you know, i think you can t talk about the state of the un