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Senator Bernie Sanders of vermont. applause and martin omalley, the former governor of maryland. applause joining me in the questioning tonight are cbs news Congressional Correspondent nancy cordes. Anchor kevin cooney of our cbs des moines affiliate kcci. And Political Columnist Kathie Obradovich of the des moines register. applause twitter is another of our partners for this debate. Tweets will help us follow the reaction to what the candidates say. So please send us your comments using the ha...

Now, please welcome to Drake University, former secretary of state Hillary Clinton. applause senator Bernie Sanders of vermont. applause and martin omalley, the former governor of maryland. applause joining me in the questioning tonight are cbs news Congressional Correspondent nancy cordes. Anchor kevin cooney of our cbs des moines affiliate kcci. Register. applause twitter is another of our partners for this debate. Tweets will help us follow the reaction to what the candidates say. So please s...

Applause senator Bernie Sanders of vermont. applause and martin omalley, the former governor of maryland. applause joining me in the questioning tonight are cbs news Congressional Correspondent nancy cordes. Anchor kevin cooney of our cbs des moines affiliate kcci. And Political Columnist Kathie Obradovich of the des moines register. applause twitter is another of our partners for this debate. Tweets will help us follow the reaction to what the candidates say. So please send us your comments usi...

Applause senator Bernie Sanders of vermont. applause and martin omalley, the former governor of maryland. applause joining me in the questioning tonight are cbs news Congressional Correspondent nancy cordes. Anchor kevin cooney of our cbs des moines affiliate kcci. And Political Columnist Kathie Obradovich of the des moines register. applause twitter is another of our partners for this debate. Tweets will help us follow the reaction to what the candidates say. So please send us your comments usi...

When we look through the lens of health 1 of 3 kids is obese or overweight. When we take the collective impact of each of those disparity points, what we see is indeed a generation of young people who are in crisis and there is a cost associated with that crisis, a cost that totals into the more than 150 billion that we estimate it will cost this nation when young people dont graduate. Additional burdens that will come in the health care system. So what we see is that our work is not just about ...

In ancient times, we wouldve called it beast, the mountain lion. It is really a garden boulder, colorado. It is a beautiful place but in many ways, it has been altered by humankind. When you get this wild animal coming into this artificial landscape, you can cause changes in the behavior of that animal. A mountain lions favorite food is venison. Living on the outskirts of this beautiful city where we have irrigated gardens and lawns the city attracted the deer so we have a deer herd living in do...

We could reduce the number of delayed flights by about 30 . We could reduce the amount of fuel that airlines use by about 30 . We lower ticket prices. You wouldnt have twohour waits in the airport. If you are flying for business, that is going to save you time and money. If you want to get home to see her family, that means more time to spend with family instead of sitting in an airport. The whole economy would more efficient if we do it. Its the best time for us to rebuild our infrastructure. S...

I dissented from my two colleagues who thought the recount actually increased the risk anner own youse count of ballots which i thought was quite wrong. That case was reversed by the was on the court of appeals. If the recount had continued to probably wouldnt have altered the election. There have been some studies that indicate thats the case but the thing that may have roduced the result was the ballots they had in Palm Beach County if i remember correctly some of the details that Patrick Buch...

See more and more restrictions not just of coal here in the United States but around the world which means we have to get out in front of that to make sure we have the technologies to use coal cheaply and we got to be able to send those technologies to other countries that are still burning coal. Because there are going to be countries like china, india, and others that still use coal for years to come. Theyre poor and theyre building a lot of power plants quickly. They dont have as much natural...

And with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. And. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Brown more people found work in november and more people stopped looking for work. As a result, the number of new jobs came in better than expected today and the rate of unemployment was the lowest since 2008. Newshour economics correspondent paul solman begins our coverage. R...