can you tell me three al sharpton? person to ask. >> anybody tell me the achievement? string to one senator, dianne feinstein had to google when asked her credentials. >> it tells you something that is a farce to a gretchen said earlier about what we get from the politicians and political class are in this case i'll sharpton apart at the political class in a way. they get up there and give us this projected image. we have to dig us americans behind the image and see what they are doing for us to matter what party they are rid. stuart: we will see if al sharpton supporter of hillary turns other voters from supporting. >> either way, going to the burning rally later today. stuart: thank you very much indeed. yet another story of liberal lunacy on college campuses. it is about donald trump. we bring you the latest addition from ohio university next. stuart: this is harley-davidson stock up nicely. the investment firm expects higher sales when we're apart march numbers. 3% higher. the hedge fund manager did on wall street

man with no deadly threat no life extenuating circumstances was shot multiple times. >> that was al sharpton ofçó ferguson missouri, what he thought about officer darren wilson's guilt in the death of 18-year-old michael brown. sharpton tonight suggesting there is no need for him to apologize for those comments which have been refuted clearly by the department of justice. joining me now kevin jackson a fox news contributor and executive director of the black fear.net. good to see you. what he said was totally wrong and the d.j. -- doj the if anything the message they were getting from eric holder at the time was not let's not go exonerate the cop. they reached all the conclusions in that case that that cop did nothing wrong. >> first of all great interview with"n him.cegd you really went into the snake pit. that's for sure. look, you spun the guy around. you asked him a very simple question. all the evidence pointed to exactly what darren wilson said and what al sharpton did is exactly what he does in the black community. he sides with the black community no matter what. it's not about right

they think they have to go through al sharpton and the action network to get the black vote. i find that insulting. i realize it's how the mechanism works, but we can slice into that by looking into the diversity of black views all across the state of new york and all across this country. mrs. bill clinton knows a thing or two about privilege, sure, sets up a secret server, potentially compromises america's secrets and doesn't face criminal charges. lies about what happened in benghazi as to what caused it, this video, and told the family that nothing happened. she still remains the front-runner in a presidential race after all of that. that is privilege. deirdre: that is privilege, sir. i want to ask you because you are on the frontlines, you are working with the community, what would you tell a politician or a community leader such as yourself, another one even of here, what is the most important thing to understand about young african-american population right now? >> well, right now, they have to look at their lifestyle choices. better lifestyle choices. i talk to young b

kevin jackson is talking about al sharpton. >> he is ripping sharpton's remark calling it a danger to black community. >> causes a stir ruins people's lives and he is not going to apologize. to apologize he loses his credibility in the back community. >> there are also innocent victims that come because a lot of things that al sharpton does. he is not making it safe in the black community. al sharpton he will race bait and go where the money is and when he leaves ferguson is safe all of these black communities are safe. >> an inside look at the life of one of america's most famous family. >> carley shimkus is here it is found exclusively on sirius xm radio. she is here with a look at what is trending today. >> she is going to start with beyonce? >> good morning ladies. it was a birthday party fit for a princess. beyonce just released photos from her daughter blue ivy's fourth birthday bash. the pictures prove it. pays to be a pop star daughter. they had a fair retheme with costumes and a bow and arrow. the extravagant event occurred earlier this year but it was posted to beyonce.com.

and al sharpton. >> you are trying to put it up. i don't say that. >> fox news has plenty of yankees. and we have willie robertson. they are shooting the 10th season and i was brave enough to let willie in to my world. >> thank you for inviting me and welcoming me. >> when you are here in the fox news building, you might want to trim the beard. o'rielly may think you are a icater and try to water board. >> last time i was on the show he photoshop issed the beard. hanitty would like a beard. there is a lot of beard envy. >> this is four weeks and takes me a long time. and i will get board rubbing off on me. >> you may just stick with that. >> i think my teenage son has that and he's 12. >> you are no longer a contributor. you probably don't have a lot of the socialist in the swamps of louisiana. >> i don't see a lot of bernie sides in west monroe, louisiana. he's not super popular here. i would like to think in my christian, it comes from a good heart trying to help people. but he doesn't have the plan i agree with. >> you go out duc

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al sharpton on the convideoercy of crackers. >> and who the secretary of state?oh, god. ♪ the exact moment you know you love a home, you should be able to get approved to buy it. ♪ don'don't go to la. don't go to tokyo. live there. hey, welcome! come in, come in. when you airbnb, you have your own home. make your bed. cook. you know, the stuff you normally do. ♪ wherever you go... ♪ don't go there. ♪ live there. ♪ even if it's just for a night. ♪ >> al sharpton hosted hillary clinton at his national network convention and sounded like a convention i needed to attend. >> you got a lot of bling. >> that's what you work with when you have talent. >> what is your favorite thing about white people? >> they are progressive. >> i love your haircut. what is that. >> it is a jersey thing. >> what are are you doing here today? >> today we are celebrating 25 years of the national action network. >> i am shocked you have made it that look. >> who do they call. >> ghost buster. >> bust you up if it is not right. >> not a threat but a guarantee. >> what kind of work shops? >>

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the reverend al sharpton led many of those protests and joins me again from new york.thee two candidates come to new york trying to win the support, particularly of african-americans, who they both need to win, can they come to new york without talking about this history in your view? >> not at all. i think that they must talk about the history, and their role in it. as you know, national action netwane network was the league organization around the diallo protests and just about every one you showed. and you know, what i said to both secretary clinton and senator sanders is, i may be impressed with what you did in the '60s, but both of you claim new york roots. what did you do in the last 30 years in new york from dealing with howard beach, where i definitely was involved out front, all the way to no, with eric garner. i think you're right, senator clinton at that time did speak out on diallo, which is why i think some of the mothers are supporting her. on other things she will be challenged on. senator sanders has said that he marched in the '60s with dr. king and as

it is fast and furious, their meeting with al sharpton. i don't know about you john, but i'm a black woman. i speak for myself. you was a white man don't have white people telling you how to vote. why aren't hillary clinton and bernie sanders getting the endorsement of so-called white americans and so fault -- so-called white spokespeople? they should be talking that their agenda for black america and they haven't. hillary clinton supported her husband's crime bill which locked up and incarcerated more black men than any president in u.s. history. he created the disparagement between sentencing of crack and crack cocaine and cocaine. that led to the mass incarceration of black americans. i would argue that neither candidate has done anything in their decades of services to help black americans. in your bookue that they are voting against their own interests when they vote for democrats. -- overwhelmingly you have over 90% of black americans the last two election the subtitle of the book is howe they gave us these divisions. so i wrote to e

if it was racist, you would not know al sharpton's name.that obama can become rich in america, the fact that jesse jackson could become rich in america -- >> there are challenges, there are challenges -- >> to everyone, including you. trish: sure, let me ask you quickly, because we have 30 seconds left. at iowa state university, the students are told they need to really think about the white privilege that they've had, and appreciate it. are you saying there's no such thing, clarence? >> no such thing as white privilege? are you kidding me! in st. louis where i lived, the richest black man in america makes $6 billion a year. he started off eight years ago with a $1500 loan while he worked at federal express. trish: i want to ask you back. i got to take a quick break. thank you, sir. >> you got to do it. [dad] i wear a dozen different hats doing small gigs,side gigs...gig gigs. quickbooks self-employed helps me get ready for tax time. to separate expenses,i just swipe. it's one hat i don't mind wearing. [passenger] i work for me. and so does

al sharpton's national action network.et's listen in. >> at a time when not a lot of truth is being told. so here are some of the truths that we need to be talking about. number one, in this room, throughout this country, men and women have put their lives on the line to defend american democracy. here is the truth. in many ways, the foundations of american democracy today are being undermined by disastrous campaign finance laws, citizens united, supreme court decision. and by voter suppression among republican governors all over this country. so let us be clear. truth number one is democracy means one person, one vote. you want to vote for me, love to have it. you want to vote against me, that's called democracy. billionaires who represent the wealthy and powerful should not be about buying elections. that's why we're going to overturn citizens united. when billionaires buy elections, that's called oligarchy, not democracy. number two, and i know the national action network has been fighting this tooth and nail. and that

it's all white people are racist like al sharpton wants to labell people, what happens is that you have a chasm of racial division because people like this, he was really interested in making the races come together and he would not jump into every scenario like baltimore, trayvon martin, he would actually take a step back. he flaps his loudmouth and he creates tension. tension that doesn't produce anything but friction and violence and i think that i also wrote this book because i am not trying trying to convince all black people that they have to vo democrat. i am saying that she rented out that black people have no political influence. we gave that up over the last 50 years we have voted single-handedly for one political party. no other race does that. just because you have one of these letters next year name, every election cycle, politicians have to earn my vote. and i think that black people need to hold politicians accountable, especially those individuals that have not delivered on the policy. by now you have two candidates on the democratic side promising that lack lives matter

we fully expect to win. >> jane sanders and i would only interrupt to go to bernie sanders at al sharpton'sational action. >> good, i thought i was going to miss it. this is great. >> china and other low wage countries for other american workers out of the tree. we're going to demand corporate america reinvest in this country. i didn't know this. i didn't know this until a few mo months ago. so some of you know cities like detroit, michigan, and flint, michigan, were some of the wealthiest cities in america. did you know that? i didn't know that. what happened is the automobile industry shut down and a lot of those plants moved abroad. we have got to rebuild manufacturing in america, create decent paying jobs here and i intend to do that by changing our trade policies. i was in flint, michigan, a couple of months ago. and my friends, what i saw there was literally almost unspeakable and hard to describe. i'm supposed to give a speech after i talk to some citizens of flint, talk to some parents who had witnessed the impact of the poisoning of their children. it was very hard for me to give t

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i'm al sharpton. for the first time in decades, new york's presidential primaries could have a major impact for all the campaigns. we start with the democrats. two candidates, both with new york connections, fighting for every vote. at stake, 291 delegates, and momentum. it might be the pressure of the moment that led to these attacks between clinton and sanders. >> he's a relatively new democrat. and, in fact, i'm not even sure he is one. what he has been saying about the core issue in his whole campaign doesn't seem to be rooted in an understanding of either the law, or the practical ways you get something done. >> i don't think you are qualified if you have voted for the disastrous war in iraq. >> these are attacks we hadn't seen on the democratic side so far. some in the party worried it could damage both candidates, and by the end of the week, the tone appeared to soften somewhat. >> do you think he's qualified to be president. >> well here's what i believe. i believe that voters will be looking

ed, what's behind hillary clinton's cozying up now to reverend al sharpton. >> she was talking to hisas a big edge with african american and latino voters. she wants to make sure she wins in her adopted home state. she announced if elected president she'll create immigrant affairs to reach out to latinos and then spoke to al sharpton's group and went after the entire republican field. watch. >> he has called immigrants rapist and murders and ban all muslims from entering the united states and the list goes on. not to be out done by his primary rival, ted cruz would treat muslim americans like criminals and religiously profile their neighborhoods. >> look at this fall. she not only has a double digit lead over bernie sanders but a 37-point edge over bernie sanders and carried her through the deep south. hoping it will work in new york as well. >> big day for sanders. he got his first senate endorsement and sounds like a massive rally planned where you are. what are you going to be doing, ed? >> that's a mouth full. jeff, the senator from oregon, the first to get behind bernie sanders.

wednesday she spoke at an event hosted by al sharpton, stopped in midtown to chat up union workers on a strike against verizon an spent time with supporters at co-op city. >> and if you will give me the honor of your vote on tuesday, we will continue to make life better. >>reporter: on the gop side, senator ted cruz told cnn his new york values comment was about liberal policies hurting the state. >> you know, donald immediately said, well, you're attacking the police and firefighters in 9/11 which was utterly absur. >>reporter: donald trump comfortably ahead in new york and other northeast states rallied supporters in pittsburgh. >> steel, we're bringing it back, and i said it, coal, clean coal, clean coal, we're bringing it back. [ cheers and applause ] >>reporter: ohio governor john kasich tout his endorsement from the new york daily news while campaigning in maryland, again, predicting a contested there and realize who actually could be president. and rkz secondly, they're going to figure -- and secondly, they're going to figure out who can actually win in the fall. >>> new this m

the one and only reverend al sharpton. he made an appearance on "snl" this weekend playing a political analyst against the other al sharpton. take a look. >> the black vote is crucial in this election and you've created an al gore rhythm to show where our community is leaning. >> that's right. my algorithm is called the black approval rating scale. each candidate gets a number between one and ten based on their standing in the black community. >> and how about donald trump. >> come on, now. come on, now. >> come on now. >> come on now. >> right now donald trump has a black approval rating of negative 1,048. d've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do y

. >> bernie sanders is scheduled to be with the reverend al sharpton and the national action network today. darlene, we're waiting to find out the schedule from mrs. clinton. a little bit loud already at the brooklyn navy yard. an ambulance passing by us here. darlene, a lot of people can go the audience. security, they expect a lot of people around here, hundreds of people gathering here along the outskirts of the brooklyn navy yard supporting clinton and sanders. >> katherine creag, thank you. >>> meanwhile in long island tonight, donald trump may face protesters outside of his speech at a gop fundraiser. one group vowing to rally in patchogue. they say it's too close to where a murder hate crime happened. the suffolk county gop chairman rejected calls to cancel the event. the motives of the group, those who oppose it are suspect in his words. >>> on long island, governor john kasich of ohio will be interviewed today for an msnbc town hall. that event is happening in jericho. it's going to air tonight. yesterday the governor visited an ice cream shop in maryland looking for votes a

al sharpton national love work annual convention. sanders in the afternoon will hold a rally at washington square park with celebrity site tim robbins and spike lee. back to you, lauren and nicole. lauren: m. shapiro, thank you. nicole: expectations are low because all the market turmoil in the first quarter. global growth fears and a slump in commodity prices as well. earnings and revenue are expected to fall. to post profit of $1.26 and share and revenue of $23.4 billion. among the things to watch prison break expected to increase reserves for potential energy losses. trading revenue expected to fall 17% from one year ago. lauren: some of the country's biggest banks could see living wills or plans to wind down operations without the help of public money should another crisis occur. those plans rejected by regulators as soon as this week at "the wall street journal" reporting half of the eight u.s. banks considered systemically important are expected to hear plans are flawed. the banks include jpmorgan chase bank of new york mellon

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democratic front-runner, as you can see, hillary clinton met with reverend al sharpton after speaking at the national action network founded by the civil rights leader. adam shapiro joins us live from manhattan. look was the meeting with sharpton more bridge building or bridge repair after the superpredator gang controversy over comments hillary clinton made years ago? >> reporter: you could call it bridge repair, bridge building, reaching out to a core constituency. something like 62% of them favor her over bernie sanders. 31%. she did speak to the national action network convention as you can see in the video. that was after she spoke to an immigration organization here in new york city, and basically what she's saying is that white america has to listen to the issues that are confronting people of color. here is hillary in her own words. >> we need to recognize our privilege and practice humility rather than assume our experiences are everyone else's experiences. >> reporter: okay, so let's talk about bernie sanders. take a look at washington square park. it is closed right now, cl

today, remember rend al sharpton holds a special memorial for prince joining the weekly rally. the memorial continues in recognition of the genius and giant we have lost too soon. >>> we turn now to the race for president. ahead of the republican national committee says the gop to a candidate who doesn't win a majority of delegates. rice previs of s says if no candidates wins the necessary delegates, the party will pick its nominee. donald trump argues he should be the nominee even if he falls short of the majority requirement of 1237 delegates. meanwhile, candidates are gearing up for yet another super tuesday. voters in connecticut, pennsylvania, delaware, maryland and rhode island will head to the polls next week. hillary clinton and hillary clinton will be campaigning in connecticut today and tomorrow as well. >>> trading ahead on "eyewitness news" saturday morning, a truck, look at this, swallowed hole in a houston parking garage. we'll tell you what was behind that. >> also ahead, can meditating . >>> welcome back, everybody. we're seeing video right here of the earth swa

she is here for al sharpton's national action network 25th conference. they'll be discussing police/community relations, crime, and education. she's expected to touch on those topics in just the next few minutes. news4 new york. >>> let's talk more about the verizon strike where you mentioned bernie sanders appeared. tens of thousands of workers on strike. bernie sanders was at the picket line. chopper 4 was above as those workers headed out. john chandler joins us live on more of what this could mean for customers. >> reporter: all you can hear on west 46th street is air horns and the chants of corporate greed reverberating off of the 36,000 verizon workers llong coast from virginia all the way up to massachusetts taking to the streets today to protest what they say is corporate greed. and without a contract since august, they are out here on the streets now walking off the job at 6:00 a.m. this morning. they're resisting outsourcing, cuts to pension, and health care benefits. and they see this as their only option. some of the workers tell me they'll b

bernie sanders was at reverend al sharpton's today. sanders was careful to express his respect for hillary clinton, but said if they elect him president, he'll take on the billionaire class instead of taking their money. >> what this campaign is about is whether we go with the status quo. by the way, i over 've known hillary clinton for 25 years. know that. she is an extremely intelligent woman with a wonderful resume, a whole lot of experience. i've known her and we've been friends for 25 years. in a campaign things get heated up, but i have a lot of respect for her. >> tonight's debate will be one of sanders last chances to alter the trajectory. we've seen flashes of bitterness in some past democratic debates. and while the tone has been mostly civil throughout this primary, unlike on the republican side, it has devovl lved in recent weeks. it's safe to say they'll get into it a little bit over wall street, fossil fuel donations, clinton's correct and sanders' electability. they both have deep ties to new york. 247 delegates at stake

martha: that was hillary clinton showing up at an al sharpton convention. she is now taking heat for her comments on white privilege. juan, good morning to you and good morning monica. let me start with you. what goes through your gut and your find when you listen to that speech, that part of the speech from hoik yesterday? >> i think two things. bill clinton got into it with black lives matter folks a couple days ago, what he said, people who opposed the '94 crime bill today in terms of black lives matter don't understand the depth of crime, the depravity of crime going on and why there was a call supported by the congressional black caucus and leaders on the local level for additionals, stronger sentences to try to stop that bloodshed that was directed against black folks. what happened then, clinton was somewhat shave itenned because hillary clinton relies on the black vote. he came back and said i need to do a better job of listening. we heard that refrain from hillary clinton yesterday. martha: do you think that's a realistic view? and do you think tha

hillary clinton also walking with workers and appearing at al sharpton's national convention in midtown manhattan. tonight at 7:00 clinton will be in the bronx at co-op city and sanders will be there for a large rally. already getting large as you can see from this shot. political reporter dave evans is down there covering the sanders rally for us. >> if you look at the latest polling, it gives hillary clinton a 10-point lead over bernie sanders and if you look over the last 10 days to two weeks, those numbers have remained fairly consistent. she has about a 10 to 13-point lead at this point. >> reporter: underscoring the importance of labor, bernie sanders joined the picket line of striking verizon workers. >> stand against the greed of verizon who wants to take away healthcare benefits, wants to outsource jobs billions in profits. that's the kind of corporate greed together we're going to take on. >> reporter: sanders picked up workers union. it represents mta workers. >> i say, and this union has always said if you don't stand up and fight, you can't ever win and bernie sanders fight

vote at the reverend al sharpton's network. she issued a statement, striking verizon network. sanders, meanwhile, picked up an endorsement from the local transit workers union. hillary clinton continues to lead by double digits as new yorkers prepare to go. >>> according to a study released today by the southern poverty law center, which surveyed 2,000 teachers. andrea mccarren is live outside the white house. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jan. you know, all that mud-slinging between presidential candidates, apparently produced an alarming level of fear and anxiety, especially among minority children. >> hey, bernie, get your people in line, rnbeie. >> i did not compare trump and hitler. >> they had a bad eeping >> we don't build walls. >> donald, you're a sniffling coward. >> cont draw 100 people. >> reporter: exchanges have led to increase in bullying, harassment and intimidation of students whose race, religion or nationality have been targeted by presidential candidates. that's according to 2,000 teachers who responded to an online survey. >> and you see

reverend al sharpton with alicia quarrels.n, were they rivals, friends, were they -- what was their relationship like? >> i mean, to the degree i knew michael better, but to the degree that i was around both of them, i think they had a very serious respect for each other. artists always are trying to advance their careers. but it was no -- i mean the press would act like they were hostile, fights and rivalries and all. i think every artist, whether it was michael jackson and prince at the same, james brown and isaac hayes, all trying to get to number one record but had respect for each other and regard for each other. i remember one night james brown was performing in california, i was -- i used to go out on the road, i was like his son, i never worked for james brown, i was like his son, and i said to him, i said, you know that michael jackson and prince is in the audience? both of them sons of mine, that's how james would talk. he introduced them. michael came on stage, prince waved. it was funny how both of them were differ

former new york senator hillary clinton is courting the black vote with an appearance here before al sharpton's national action network. the latest quinnipiac poll shows clinton with a 13-point lead over brooklyn native bernie sanders who was endorsed by the transit workers union in his hometown. >> we have to stand together, take on the big money interests and neighboring clear that our government works for all of -- make clear that our government worse for all of us, not just the 1%. >> reporter: they will debate in brooklyn tomorrow night. craig boswell, cbs news, new york. >> the latest republican poll in new york shows trump with 50% of the vote followed by john kasich with 27% and cruz with only 17%. >>> for the first time in many years, presidential candidate really care about our votes here in california. >> being the last primary on the calendar usually is often a snoozer but this time, it's going to be the grand finale his. >> we are seeing in district after district just a huge number of republicans planning to vote. >> candidates on both side of the aisle hope to woo unregistered vo

al sharpton gets into the white house.nie sanders kissing the ring of al sharpton. does anybody not have the courage to stand up to this group which said pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon, talking about cops? >> what i'd tell black lives matter, black jobs matter. if you care about jobs donald trump should be your candidate. illegal immigrants taking jobs tepid tend to be, read the studies, young black men. i guess they don't care what is racist is not supporting his jobs plan. >> how do you get to the point where you can't say all lives matter without your guys apologizing? >> politicians are cowards. black lives matter is a farce, it's something ginned up to drive a narrative, a dangerous narrative. look at what they did in chicago. 157,000 last year in this period. now, crime on the rise. that is what happens. look at what they've done. bernie sanders is out there praying to them practically. there is an answer. it's known as bill clinton. he spoke up, defended the crime bill, did the right thing. he's in the a sel

is the right to vote. >> and to that point, bernie sanders was talking about that with reverend al sharptontion network meeting that he attended. let's take a listen. >> you would have thought that after all we have gone through as a country to make sure that people have the right to vote regardless of the color of their skin, i'm tired of people figuring out ways to shrink the voter turnout. we have to expand it. >> and how do we do that? >> one way we do that first is to protect the right to vote. that is to say to strengthen the voting rights act which is badly broken after supreme court decision called shelby versus holder. so on monday, the democracy initiative and the naacp, civil rights groups, are bringing by the thousands people to washington to engage in what we call a congress of conscience to engage in acts of civil disobedience to traumatize this. number two, we have to mobilize and motivate people all across the country. it cannot be taken for granted that some of the enthusiasm that we've seen in the primaries will show up at the polls. so the point being is what we're coming

now we live in such a polarized environment and again i'm going to go back to al sharpton and some ofthe so-called black spokespeople. i didn't know that black people have to have other people speak on our behalf. but the i'll sharpton have really painted a picture under the first black president. are there people in this country who disdain the fact that we have a black president? sure. are they racist? absolutely. i condemn that when people used to send around pictures of guerrillas and monkeys and comparing them to the president and the first lady, michelle obama. that is the. you will always have sick minded racists like that. but now, if you are a white person and you criticize this light resident coming even if you start to open your mouth, you are racist. you don't like him because he's a black president. that is fundamentally not true. many people feel is though our president, president barack obama is taking the country in the wrong direction. somehow i can say because i'm black, so i am giving my sins to criticize the black president. but all the other presidents before bara

from rockefeller center in new york, this is "politics nation with al sharpton." >>> good morning. i'm al sharpton, it's two days before the new york primary, and we start with donald trump waging war on the republican national committee. he's gone after party leaders before, but not like this. after getting outmaneuvered in the delegate fight in colorado and other states, trump let loose. >> it makes it impossible for a guy that wins to win. it's a crooked system, folks. it's a crooked system. it's a rigged, disgusting, dirty system. it's a dirty system. the republican national committee, they should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this kind of crap to happen. >> following trump's tirade, the rnc released a pointed memo about the delegate rules in each state. quote, each process is easy to understand for those willing to learn it. and the head of the rnc said the whole debate is a distraction. >> quite frankly, the complaining that goes on is something that i think probably distracts from what we really need to do. which is to come together as republicans. >> in a blistering

i'm al sharpton. we're just two days away from the wisconsin primary. potentially, the first real setback for donald trump. polls show him ten points behind ted cruz in the whole state of wisconsin. and the voting will come after one of trump's worst weeks. his campaign manager was charged with battery. stemming from an incident with a reporter. wisconsin governor scott walker endorsed ted cruz. an interview with a popular local radio host turned combative. >> mr. trump, before you called into my show, did you know that i'm a #nevertrump guy? >> that i didn't know. >> okay. because i thought it was interesting, and people were wondering, does donald trump know what charlie sykes has said about him in the past? >> no. >> and then, there was the interview with msnbc's chris matthews. trump's gaffe on abortion caused anger on both the right, and left. while his comments about nuclear weapons sparked fresh scrutiny of his foreign policy agenda. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion? yes or no as a principle? >> the answer is that there has to be some

reverend al sharpton has been patiently listening to all our coverage, watching our coverage and waiting. reverend, i'm wondering, you've now had the benefit of listening to all these people. it's like the parable of the blind man and the elephant. everyone is describing another portion of this artist who you were lucky enough to know and were still days away from getting the real oomph, the feeling of what his absence is going to mean. >> yeah, i think that all of us are trying to talk through our shock. it's like when you have a -- something that numbs you. i think all of us are trying to collect our thoughts. but it was very important to me as i'm still dealing with the shock waves of this personally and with millions around the world, that people know that this man, this brother had a depth to him that was very much, yes, the musical genius, innovator, but was very much concerned about humanity. he was not the kind of person that you would call for a cause. he would call you if he was interested. as i said to you, when we were in the middle of fighting around the trayvon martin case,

she told al sharpton's national action network, america's long struggle with racism is far from finished. >> we are called to come together to break down all the barriers that still hold african-americans back. >> reporter: a number of clinton supporters are showing up at the sanders rally. >> i want a woman to be president because other countries have had heads of state, why not us? >> reporter: the most recent poll shows clinton with an 18- point lead among new york democratic women and a 2:1 lead with blacks. sanders face off in a big debate tomorrow night in brooklyn. live in greenwich village, tony aiello, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> on the republican side, the candidates are looking beyond new york. john kasich spent part of his day in maryland which holds its primary on the tvth and ted cruz wrapped up a rally on pennsylvania. he joked about the ugliness of the race. >> if you look at the roots of the word politics, it has two parts. poly, mean many, and ticks, meaning blood sucking parasites. >> front-runner donald trump met this morning with fox news anchor megyn kelly. the re

and reverend al sharpton also making an appearance.e a look. >> come on now, come on now, right now donald trump has a black approval rating of negative 1048. >> lack of diversity among trump's voting base has been a big issue in the recent weeks. russell crowe hosted last night's show and margo price performed. >> i'm going to have to watch it on dvr. >> so funny. >>> so warm-ups not anytime soon? >> chilly today, warmer tomorrow. >> we'll take it. "meet the press" is next. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast won't keep you up at nht.lan know you have insights from professional investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least of your worries. with the guidance of a pnc investment

wednesday she spoke at an event hosted by al sharpton, stopped in midtown to chat up union workers on strike against verizon and sprint time with supporters at the city. >> and if you will give me the honor of your vote on tuesday, better! >> reporter: senator ted cruz told cnn his new york values comment was about liberal policies hurting the state. >> donald immediately said, you are attacking the police and firefighters and 911, which was utterly absurd. >> reporter: donald trump comfortably ahead in new york and other east states, rallied supporters in pittsburgh. >> we're bringing back steal. and i said it, clean coal, clean coal, we're bringing it back. bigley. >> reporter: john kasich touted his endorsement from the new york daily food -- news while campaigning in maryland. he predicted there will be a contested convention. >> they are going to realize who actually could be president and they are going to figure out who actually can win in the fall. >> reporter: new york has 95 republican delegates at stake next tuesday. estimates are that donald trump should pick up at least 8

>>reporter: in the meantime clinton court the black vote yesterday at this event hosted by al sharpton. >> it is time we face up to the reality of systemic racism in all of its forms. >>reporter: the democrats are not the only ones in town. on the gop side, donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich are all expected tonight at the republican committee's annual gala in midtown. before that trump is set to attend today's suffolk gop 43,000 in patchogue on long island. >> we don't win on trade, we don't win with military, we don't win with anything anymore. >>reporter: last night on cnn, cruz again defended his controversial new york values comment, saying he was talking about liberal policies hurting the state. >> donald immediately said, well, you're attacking the police and firefighters in 9/11 which was utterly absurd. >>reporter: kasich will hold a news conference this afternoon in jericho on long island. yesterday he again predicted a contested gop convention. >> they're going to try to figure out who actually with win in the fall. >>reporter: and back out here live ouz the brooklyn nav

hillary clinton is courting the african-american vote with appearance here before the reverend al sharpton national action network. the latest quinnipiac pole shows clinton with a 13-point lead overbrook lynn native bernie sanders who is endorsed by the transit workers union in his hometown. >> we've got to stand together, take on the big money interest and make it clear that our government works for all of us, not just the 1 percent. >> sounds ers and clinton will hold their next debate in brooklyn tomorrow night. kenneth craig cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> what's for lunch? if it is fast-food you will want to listen up. >> you might be getting more than just fries with that. people who eat more fast foods are expose today higher levels of a possible harmful chemical, used in packaging materials and can lead into processed foods. a study at george washington university finds people who eat the most fast-food have chemical levels as much as 40% higher than other. >> in other news, one couple will not be giving police a description of the armed robbers who hit a bar in billings, montana. >>

clinton campaigned with the reverend al sharpton, focusing her attention on republican frontrunner donald trump. >> it's the same donald trump who led the insidious birther movement to delegit delegitemize president obama and the list goes on. >> sanders and clinton have been basically circling each other throughout the city all day. in the past hour clinton showed up at this verizon picket line the verizon protesters. tomorrow sanders will appear to give a speech in harlem. back to a live look here in washington square park, some of the bernie sanders supporters have already been allowed in. there's tremendous security, long lines snaking all through greenwich village at this hour. the event doesn't start until 7:00. there's entertainment. it will be going on for hours. we'll have all of it for you on eyewitness news tonight at 11:00. we're live in the village, josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> now to the republicans. donald trump returns to long island tomorrow night headlining a gop fundraiser but there is controversy and it involves violence against immigrants. the fundrais