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hillary does not have a progressive agenda. bernie is dragging hillary to the left. this is not in the center. the republicans have destroyed the middle. noticed, if ve hillary gets in office and starts capitulating to the republicans, she will be a one term president. this is what i think she plans doing. bernie will not cut social security. he will strengthen them. he will not agree in compromise with the republicans. that is not the compromise we want. he does faced a high bar to achieving the nomination. would you support hillary in the general election? guest: if her platform supports what i want. she has to bring the public. she has to convince us voters to vote for her because she is going to do what we want. host: here s a clip of bernie sanders after he won the west virginia primary earlier this week. let me be as clear as i can be, we are in this campaign to win the democratic nomination. [applause] we are going to fight for every kentucky,in oregon, californi ....
michael: obviously there is a lot of political intrigue in the supreme court. a lot of powerful people are interested in the decisions that you come to any effects that they have on public policy and commerce. my question is, what if any effect is that political interests have on the court decision-making process, and what steps do you take to maybe isolate yourself from that political interest? is it just something that you and the other justices get used to overtime? justice sotomayor: you do not get on the court unless you are a concerned citizen. every single justice has had a career in which they have devoted their lives, in some form or a the other or the other to the public view. even any private practice they have been involved in activities that do public service. we are, by nature, citizen lawyers. you do not work as hard as we work, reach where we have reached, unless we have shown that to the powers that be. we get selected because we are the very best at ....
that do public service. we are, by nature, citizen lawyers. you do not work as hard as we work, reach where we have reached, unless we have shown that to the powers that be. we get selected because we are the very best at some aspect of the work that we have done. that work often includes public service. it means that there is not one of us who was unaware is unaware of political rights. we are aware. we read the newspapers. we listen to the news. some of us are political junkies. others are not. being an informed citizen does not get translated into, now i am going to vote the way the public wants me to. the gift the founding fathers gave us is they gave us a lifetime job so that we would not feel pressure to do a decision based on public opinion from fear that somehow we would be driven from our work. so we re not thinking about public opinion in terms of reaching the answer that we believe the law compels. every year if you read the most sensitive decisions, you wi ....
guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. it s 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. we re waking up to terrible news. a passenger plane crashed and there s fears it could be terrorists. there is more we don t know than we do know. here is what we do know. this was a relatively new plane. an airbus a320 about seven or eight years old or delivered to egyptair about seven or eight years ago. both the pilot and co-pilot have thousands of hours of experience. the plane disappearing about 30 minutes before it was scheduled to land in cairo. most of the 66 people on board were egyptian, although passengers from many other countries were on the manifest. at this time we don t think there were any americans on that plane. debris believed to be from that plane has just been found within the last hour. we ve got complete coverage. we ll start with keir simmons. he is at charles de gaulle airport outside paris. that s where the flight originated late ....
disturbing news, plane crash and fears, of course, this could be another terrorist attack. this was a relatively new plane, an airbus 320 built in 2003. the pilot and co-pilot had a lot of experience. thousands of hours in the cockpit. the plane disappeared 30 minute before it was scheduled to land in cairo. most of the 66 people on board were egyptian. passengers from many other countries were on the manifest. no americans. we ve got this all covered this morning. let s start with nbc keir simmons outside paris where that flight originated late last night. keir simmons, good morning. reporter: savannah, good morning. french president in the past half hour, confirming that the plane crashed. devastating news for the families of those on board, who have been waiting here at this hotel. and now the mystery over what happened to it over the mediterranean, multi-national search for the plane and for answers. a plane that left the paris airport last night on a routine ....