after emails leaked, indicating shultz and members of her beie professor "tim canova" is challenging her. and fittingly... canova got a big endorsement... from bernie sanders. voters across the state will see one proposed amendment to the state constitution today. if approved, "ammendment four" would give tax breaks to home and business owners who install and maintain solar panels. say it would make solar energy for homes and businesses more ?affordable. the ameve tax some flodivoters need to and there's ?another solar amendment coming up in the ?november election. "amendment one" would grant homeowners the ?right to install solar panels on their home. it would also allow local and state governments to continue regulating the use. critics say it would further limit people with solar energy from ?selling that power to only four states where it's currently ?illegal for anyone other than a utility to sell electricity to consumers. and the ?presidential election is also in the spotlight this week in the bay area. donald trump's running mate... mike pence... is scheduled to make a campaig

terry: i think i would like to ride in one of those cars, but it must feel like to write bit -- beieing driven by a ghost. you are watching dw news from berlin. we are still live are you here. no avatars taking over for us at this point. we are back in a few minutes with war stories for you. meanwhile, find everything online at dw.com. thank you for watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you're watching "france 24." rescue workers in italy are battling strong aftershocks as they search for survivors of wednesday's powerful earthquake. at least 250 people now known to have died, and thousands are left homeless. the impeachment process has begun for brazil's president, doma rue saif, set to discover within a week whether senators agree that she wrote some laws by allegedly fiddling the national budget. there has been celebrations in colombia as a historic peace deal w

(laughter ) think about this-- just consider why people stood behind beie sanders. you see, bernie, he understood their emotions. one said, "i think the bern." they said, "i feel the bern!" ( laughter ) now, just to remind you, 11 years ago, i inventerd:d a wo truthiness. you see, truthiness is believing something that feels true even if it isn't supported by fact. truthiness truthiness. right? truthiness comes from the gut, because brains are overrated. you know who had a brain? ( laughter ) adolph hitler. so, naturally, brains aren't good. naturally, i admire this man. in fact, i see myself in him. we're both ovethe-top tv rsonalities who decided to run for president. but i admit, ladies and and gentlemen, i'm humble enough-- ( cheers and applause ) -- i'm humble enough to admit he has surpasd me now. truthiss has to feel true, but trumpiness doesn't even have to do that. in fact, many trump supporters don't believe his wildest ( laughter )hey don't care. yes! they don't care keep if heon't keep his wdest promises! mean what he says, that means he can say anything

beie looked out, what happened, am i dead? there are a number of cuent and former comedians speaking at the convention, including tor alranken who was a and maybe best of all, pennsylvania senator bob casey. >> donald trump hasn't made anytng in his life, except a buck on the backs of working people. if he is the champion of working people, i'm the starting center for the 76ers. >> jimmy: good one, dad. [ laughter ] that's the mighty cay strikes out again. roanoke, virginia. he's on a roll. a new cnn poll has him leading hillary by 3 point even though he doesn't drink here's what it would look like if he did to celebrate tonight's itioof "drunk donald trump." [ slow tape playing ] >> she'll go on, she'll take a nap for four or five hours, then she'll come back. no naps for trump. we don't have time. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he is flying high right now because the democrats are behind in the polls. actually, if you watch the convention today, you literally saw how far behind the polls they are. >> my name

wh is haening nowith th andn pty and gy johns the beie sande campaigand so on iserymporta, but it ste se pt the momen passedts polical moment. it is a mont to bld movent anbuild essure. cannguilt it, thenne discipli and holto accnt anheckhe abuses of government during the next four years. amy: wikileaks founder julian assange speaking at the green party convention in houston, being interviewed by former green party presidential candidate david kopp. assange's books include "when google met wikileaks." julian assange met eric schmidt five years ago before he was granted political asylum and ecuador, now living in the ecuador embassy in london, afraid if he steps foot outside, he will be arrested and ultimately extradited to the united states, where it is believed there is a sealed indictment against him for wikileaks. we will be back with more of the conversation between julian asange and david cobb in moment. ♪ [music break] amy: "the revolution starts no"" by steve earle. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, breaking with the convention: war, peace, and the presidency. i am amy

he was beieing questioioned onx by the fox news host ainslie ehrhardt about donald trump'p's claim too something like 95% of the african-american vote by 2020. >> donald trump is telling the african-american community, i am the g guy for you. and he says by 2020,0, he is whwhen i have 95%% of the african-a-american suppo. why are you u laughing? >> well, t that is donald trtr. amamy: so there is g governor pencnce laughing. so talk more, sarah posner, expanding on what heather mcghee has said, on whahat donaldld trump is d doing with this alt-right. >> i think on the one hand, he has embraced the alt-right -- either explicitly by hiring bannon, obviously, but also implicitly there is a lot of wink-wink at the way t trump ususes his twitter account and surrogates use the twitter accounts. but i think at the same time, he is trying, and i think this is completely going to be transparent, to t the african- american community and to african-a-american voter, he is trying to pretend that he hahas got a strategy for reaching out to black voters and that he has a prayer of reaching out to bl

beie: many brazilians will floating on air today with pride, meanwhile, stocks in the country look likey may be floating a little too high. i want to take you into the bloomberg and take a look at the one your performance. there you go. it is right now rising to the highest level since may 2015. there you see it. check out the 15% gains here over a year. at the bottom of the january low, it has actually risen 54%. in dollar terms, it has searched this year. most in the world. that is a curious thing. i want to take you to another chart now that shows perhaps this could be a little overdone. scarlet: you think? angie: it is the gold right now. we just started marathon. who knows if they can sustain itself. there those criticisms from athletes about the athletic village -- unlivable, they said. theyge in the bay where apparently have the salient event, and of course, they have two presidents. one is suspended as she awaits thenmpeachment trial and the acting president. still, a lot of people loving brazilian equities. whether or not that will continue during the olympic fervor -- take it

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narrator: the american farmer, families fararming their land for overer a hundreded years are beieingd right now by all of us 'who choose to use renewable energy like biodiesel. gordon:: the fararmer needs to support himsmself. we're in it to make a dollar. so, if we can go to work and use soy diesel or ethanol, that's so many more barrels of oil we don't need to buy from foreign countries. dippel: with this hurricacane that came e in down in the souh thahat ruined a lot of the oil rigs and a a lot of the oil refiners down there, you know, that just goes to show you that we're so dependent on foreign oil, that, you know, if we can go to work and make our own prproduct right herere in the united stats and u use it, we don't have to be dependent o on that stuff comininin out of ththe gulf and stuff like that. i hope that, you know, by the time he's to my age, and maybe farming this land, him and his brother, maybe they're running totally on our, our own prododuct. oh, that t would bebe wonderfu. i mean, if you could just say "i've got totatal bio in that, , that tank over there, "i'm bu