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that say "feel the burn" and the image of a floppy white hair and glasses replacing the image of the obama "hope" poster. anyway, sure enough an image of sanders is ubiquitous as his campaign vents and has become a symbol of what sanders described as a coming political revolution. in three months he's consolidated enough support to emerge as the chief. this is what he has won. he's the chief alternative to front-runner hillary clinton. his gains are most evident in new hampshire where he leads hillary clinton by seven points according to the "boston herald"/franklin pierce university poll. 44% to 37%. that's real. we're joined by round table ron reagan in seattle, howard fineman is here, april ryan is white house correspondent for american urban radio networks and jason johnson is our newcomer, a political contributor to nbcnews.com. let me go to ron reagan. you're out there. ron. is this a moment or a movement? let's start with bernie?
prompted people to think differently about it. >> shepard ferry, the american street artist behind the obama hope poster, an image he plastered over the streets of america during the u.s. president's first election campaign. >> it is a great example, i think, of how grassroots imagery and activism can make a difference. >> shepard used simple images to make a statement and to build a brand. he's worth an estimated $15 million thanks to his clothing company which features his most iconic images and his prints which sell at auction for up ardz of $80,000 and still he takes to the streets to paint. >> i used to be far too street to be considered mainstream. now some people consider me too mainstream for the street. but there is validity to both and there are different things about the street and the gallery. but, you know, they're both useful platforms. democrat tiesing art is what
involved in the e-mail exchange -- >> yes. >> at a breakfast. and jolie looks none too happy. >> death stare is what i call it. i have no words for you, madam. death stare. all right. be sure to stay with us. next hour, we're taking you live to d.c., where protesters are getting ready to march and demand justice over the controversial deaths of eric garner, michael brown and many other black men and boys. but first, in this week's series, ones to watch. we head to the streets of chicago to explore the world of street art. >> shepard fairy, the american street artist behind the obama hope poster, an image he plastered over the streets of america during the u.s. president's first election campaign. >> it is a great example, i think, of how grass roots imagery and activism can make a difference. >> shepard has used simple
>> fert the university or the fraternity decides to bring suit against them, you're going to see different kinds of responses. >> it's very difficult to deal with people who have been sexually assaulted. you don't really know how to handle it, and i think they were trying to honor her by giving some sense of an nit nimty, but they really kind of failed to do their job as reporters and has to get both sides. >> she couldn't give their names necessarily. >> right. >> and maybe legally that's probably smart that she didn't? >> maybe. >> we'll have to leave it there. now i'm trying to be an attorney. i'm learning. >> tanya, glenda, thank you so much. good to see you, ladies. >> appreciate it. all right. coming up, just four college football teams left standing for the first ever college playoffs. who is in? who is out? next. but, first, in december's one to watch series, we're exploring street art. legendary artist shepherd ferry the man behind the obama hope poster and, steve lazaridis.
>> and that's what we're hearing from gwen carr, the mother of eric garner, asking people to continue to protest, but do so peacefully. glad to have your insight. >> pleasure, victor. have a good day. >> you, too. so, what happens when a typhoon dumps rain on a volcano? it could create a long-term catastrophe, and it's exactly what authorities in the philippines are worried could actually happen today, as typhoon hagupit tears across their country. we're going live to tacloban, next. but first, in december's "ones to watch" series, we are exploring the world of street art. legendary artist shepard fairey, the man behind the obama hope poster, and steve laserites explain how the sub culture has turned a corner and which artists are leading the way. ♪ >> one image is enough to make a statement. street art, it's the universal language of images which speaks out from the most unexpected corners of our cities.
>> you know, the sarcasm in that was so rich. the kid in his room he grew up in and the obama hope poster and he is stuck like in prison but didn't that take a shot at the kid and his hope. i wonder who he won with this argument. >> behind every sentence there is a policy they are ignoring. he said your leaders have failed you. these leaders are not willing to help anyone who is unemployed, left out passed by. that is the unemployed. they want to cut those benefits. they want to keep them in the economy with unemployment benefits. but it's an effective line. there is deception in every line -- >> he spoke in plain language about plain lives and plain places. and he did it effectively. i think he's a tremendously skilled politician who knows how to seem to be conceding a little
who did the infamous obama "hope" poster. >> dana: i'll do mine quickly. chris christie, governor of new jersey and corey booker of newark had, they have a great relationship. this is fun bipartisanship. watch the video. >> any problems you want me to handle? >> no i think we're all set here. >> thanks for coming. there is a two-alarm fire on state street. >> i got this. >> governor, stand back! >> i got this. booker. >> governor romney. >> yes, yes. that was me running in the fire. yes, you are very per situationsive. i'm not a number two guy. excuse me there. >> all right. i got this. >> dana: a little bit of fun getting ready for the press dinner new jersey. >> good guys. both of them. quickly tonight, the dictate
the poster is by shepard perry who did the infamous obama "hope" poster. >> dana: i'll do mine quickly. chris christie, governor of new jersey and corey booker of newark had, they have a great relationship. this is fun bipartisanship. watch the video. >> any problems you want me to handle? >> no i think we're all set here. >> thanks for coming. there is a two-alarm fire on state street. >> i got this. >> governor, stand back! >> i got this. booker. >> governor romney. >> yes, yes. that was me running in the fire. yes, you are very per situationsive. i'm not a number two guy. excuse me there. >> all right. i got this. >> dana: a little bit of fun getting ready for the press dinner new jersey. >> good guys. both of them. quickly tonight, the dictate
classics from the world famous iz the wiz. next slide, please. but if in the 1990s you weren't in the two most urbanized areas of the u.s., you weren't in new york city or san francisco, if you were anywhere in the u.s. even in the burbs you probably came across this, shepherd ferry's andre the giant has a posse. it was everywhere, right? at least everywhere anyone skateboarded. and as he morphed other icons it became more nationally ubiquitous. you know why the obama hope poster had a powerful resonance with anyone remotely near my age group? in part because we all had shepard ferry's art in our veins before we heard of a politician named barack obama. last slide please. in the category of nearly ubiquitous 1990s urban era street art, art so iconic and so