people are trying to bush bernie sanders in this direction but as far as i happen he hasn't said anything about the oversea bases. >> i updated the figures from what you see in the book to provide a more recent estimate. >> thanks so much for a great presentation. what i imagine is a wonderful book. i wanted to push you from the political realist perspective and see what your response would be. there would be some out there who would say we need these bases and need them most of all in the autocratic states because were we to withdraw china and russia and then other nations who had no trouble dealing with

. >> next, presidential candidate hillary clinton, jeb bush, bernie sanders, ben carson and martin o'malley speak at the urban league convention. and another chance to see "q&a." with robert kurson, author of the book "pirate hunters: treasure, obsession, and the search for a legendary pirate ship". >> the british parliament is in recess until september. prime minister's questions will not be seen tonight. on friday, five presidential hopefuls spoke at the 2015 urban league conference in fort lauderdale, for did -- florida. hillary clinton, martin o'malley and bernie sanders where the debate democratic candidates. the republican leaders were ben carson, jeb bush. this is about two hours. >> thank you very much. we are absolutely delighted to be here. of course, urban league is so important, what it has done historically. i am very very cognizant of the many people who worked so hard, including whitney young. in fact, i'm delighted that the whitney young of word -- award is going to benjamin. tremendous individual. individuals like him and myself, would never have been able to accomplish wha

. >> next, presidential candidate hillary clinton, jeb bush, bernie sanders, ben carson and martin o'malleyt the urban league convention. and another chance to see "q&a." with robert kurson, author of the book "pirate hunters: treasure, obsession, and the search for a legendary pirate ship". >> the british parliament is in recess until september. prim

bernie sanders. the republican candidates are jeb bush and ben carson. this is two hours and 45 minutes. ♪ [applause] marc: say save our cities. i don't hear you. say save our cities. >> save our cities. marc: education. >> education marc: jobs. >> jobs. marc: justice. >> justice. marc: good morning. i am so proud to see all of you. you are a wonderful audience. we want to thank everyone who is here at the fort lauderdale broward county convention center. i also want to thank all who may be watching from home, their office, on mobile devices all over the world and the nation. the national urban league is center stage on this morning july 31, 2015. now on behalf of the national urban league, the urban league movement and our hosts, i'm proud to welcome you to the 2016 presidential candidates plenary. this is a very special event because it is the first time in this election cycle that candidates from both the democratic and republican parties have come together on one stage. the presence here today of these candidates represents an outreach hand, an impor

. >> next, presidential candidates hillary clinton, jeb bush, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley speakn president obama signs a three-month extension of the highway funding bill. then secretary ernest moniz talks about the iran nuclear agreement. on the next washington journal daily mail reporter francesca chambers talks about the latest e-mail release of then secretary clinton. and the author of "yellen and the fed" discusses the economic outlook for the u.s. and expectations for the federal reserve to raise interest rates for this year. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this weekend on the c-span network. politics, books, american history. saturday at 8:00 eastern, net roots nation hosts a discussion on arizona's immigration laws and the new jersey governor and presidential candidate chris christie on national security. on c-span2, saturday night at 10:00 eastern on book tv, michael tanner talks about the growing national debt and restructuring entitlement programs as a soluti

among those attending, hillary clinton and bernie sanders, jeb bush and donald trump. >> reporter: food, farm animal, carnival rides and presidential candidates. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, rick santorum and donald trump. >> the facts are i did not send or receive materials marked classified. >> reporter: flying into the fair in his personalized chopper, donald trump. if you look at general pay tray jussie, he had a tiny fraction of what she's got going and they destroyed his life. >> reporter: jeb bush got hit from the right and left with trump and clinton going after him about what he said in iraq. >> in 2009 iraq was fragile but secure. the mission was accomplished in a way -- >> i find it somewhat curious that jeb bush is doubling down on defending his brother's actions in iraq. >> he made statements over the last couple of days that are incredible trying to justify the war in iraq. >> reporter: after clinton and trump left the fair, in came bernie sanders. >> i apologize, we left the helicopter at home. everybody says this campaign was joke. the american people are prepared to

then president of candidates hillary clinton, jeb bush, bernie sanders, ben carson and martin o'malleyague convention. live at 7 a.m. your calls and comments on washington journal. on newsmakers, alabama senator richard shelby talks about the export import bank, the dod d-frank banking law and other topics. newsmakers, 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the only pilot in history to ever fight the british navy to a standstill. >> this is unheard of. >> he actually fired the first shot. >> this sunday night author robert kersin on the search for the pirate ship the golden fleece and its captain joseph bannister. >> he started off his life as a noble english sea captain who was trusted by very wealthy shipowners to sail their ship between london and jamaica which was known as the wickedest port on earth. for years, he did that responsibly and nobly. one day in 1684 for reasons no one could determine joseph bannister stole his own ship, recruited a pirate crew and turned into a pirate. >> sunday night at eight 8:00 eastern and pacific. >> on monday, secretary of state john kerry announced the re

after that presidential candidates hillary clinton, jeb bush, bernie sanders ben carson and martin o'malley speak at the urban league convention. then fcc chairman at a house oversight hearing on the commission. >>> the republican presidential candidates are in man dhefter, new hampshire for the voters first presidential forum today at 7:00 p.m. eastern and c-span's road to the white house is providing live coverage on c-span c-span radio and c-span organize. the new hampshire union leader is sponsoring this forum. following the live forum you can provide your input by joining our call in program or adding your comments on facebook and twitter. road to the white house 2016 on c-span c-span radio and c-span.org.

. >>> hillary clinton trading barbs on twitter with jeb bush, should bernie sanders be the presidential candidate they should be watching out for? sound like a stretch? our expert panel says maybe not. ♪ we all feel the calling to build something great. ♪ . . . . ♪ liz: it is amazing to some twitter is still in this election cycle, somehow trading below $30 a share. right now at $29.59. the all-time high was about $72. why does that surprise some people? well, because for the next 15 months the gop candidates appear to be using it as their main tool to go on the attack. you know, democrats too. just last night two of the leading candidates, former florida governor jeb bush, along with hillary clinton, went for twitter blood. in response to hillary's tweet promoting her debt-free college plan, jeb bush posted under this current democratic president, meaning obama obama, student debt increased 100%. to which hillary, then replied on her twitter handle, fixing the picture of jeb giving, jeb an f for college affordability while above of florida. >> that round ended with jeb tweeting, fixed

jeb bush 48%, bernie sanders 44%, donald trump 38 and hillary clinton at 34. >> 39 i think. >> 39.o donald trump and hillary clinton tied at the bottom of the score. >> that's what really struck me. not so much that biden was showing the strength. the differences between -- in those matchups, the differences between biden and hillary clinton are actually within the margin of error in the poll but what you really do see is this distrust, 39% approval rating there for her. the three words that pop up most common when people ask -- when pollsters asked for clinton were liar, dishonest and untrustworthy. i think that is a fundamental problem that the campaign will have to address. of course one wonders whether one reason biden is entering the campaign or thinking about it is because he has information about how the e-mail investigation is going or what shoe may drop next. >> david corn, joe biden had a meeting with the afl-cio today which i find fascinating. on their biggest issue, the transpacific partnership, the trade bill, there is no difference that we are aware of between joe bid

she's rather talk about jeb bush than bernie sanders who is creeping up on her in iowa and new hampshireshe's rather pick a fight on the republican side than be drawn into mentioning her actual rival at this point. >> is that true? she doesn't want to talk about bernie who is on her tail, within the margin of error. can she keep knocking jeb? >> i think at some point, you'll see her taking more digs at bernie sanders and other democratic rivals. right now, she's still struggling with progressives who view her skeptically. but this is something that the obama campaign that worked really well for them in 2012. they didn't want it to be a referendum on obama. that's what republicans wanted. they joined it into a substantive policy debate. and keeping intact the key voters, that's what she's doing. >> why would a guy say -- a guy -- say that we should spend less money on women's health? when everybody knows women's health eye read the other day that men set the room temperature, because that i wearing suits. she's wearing lighter clothes and the fact is, we would like the temperature to be a

bernie sanders. gop hopeful jeb bush and donald trump. karl cameron is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: food, farm animals, carnival rides, and presidential candidates. hillary clinton, lincoln jamie, and bernie sanders and donald trump, rick santorum spending saturday at the iowa state fair. clinton addressed the scandal after turning over her server.>> the facts are i did not send or receive classified material.>> reporter: flying into the fair, donald trump called the email issue a big problem. >> if you look at general petraeus, he had a tiny fraction of what she has got going. they destroyed his life. i think she has some very big problems. >> reporter: jeb bush got hit from the right and left with trump and clinton going after him about what he said about a rack. orr in 2009, a right was fragile but secure. it was, mission was accomplished in the way that there were security there.>> i find it curious that jeb bush is doubling down on defending his brothers actions in iraq. rep -- >> he made statements that are incredible, trying

the democrat in the republican jeb bush are really struggling now. bernie sanders has just about closed the gap with clinton among democrats. dr. continues to lead in iowa with the knurled surgeon. neither of whom have ever held office before. these two guys had blown away at the rest of the field. it is also the bite in fact appear to will he run. he made a surprise appearance at a the mechanic gymboree over the weekend. that may look no longer be the case. if you think it is that he wants to preserve the ability to get in later. he may not be that. the thinking him among the folks is that he doesn't have to be out there campaigning like everybody else. joe biden is sitting up 14%. the parent of the television reporter was shot and killed in virginia have a new mission in life. they will not be intimidated by opponents of gun control. he has already been in touch with other gun control act -- advocates. over the weekend an interface to morrill service was held in virginia for hours and parker and for the photographer. it featured images of the two journalists that

bernie sanders with what bernie sanders and donald trump tell us right now, a lot of people don't want to see a bush clinton race again. that's the point of it. whether donald trump or bernie sanders are their nominees for their parties, and there are a lot of people that think that they won't be, i do think some of the other candidates who may actually become the nominee are going to learn a lot from this and you're going to see a lot of people distance themselves from d.c., distance themselves from the establishment. >> i want to pull up the poll again, the first fox poll since the debate. i want to look at the top favorites among white evangelical christians. trump has 27%, dr. carson 14%, cruz 12%, bush 10% and mike huckabee 9%. now does this surprise you at all? >> the trump stuff a little bit. if you remember a few weeks ago he was in iowa and he made a couple of awkward comments. he was asked have you ever asked for forgiveness and he okactual said, i got to be honest, i don't think i have. obviously ted cruz doing well, ben carson doing well, mike huckabee doing well. that's not surprising.

moments along the way, activists with black lives matter speaking out at appearances with bernie sanders, jeb bush, and tonight, hillary clinton. video now emerges of a behind the scenes conversation, what appears to be a rare and unscripted moment from the campaign trail. here's abc's tom llamas. >> that's not enough. >> reporter: tonight, a candid look at hillary clinton in a very frank conversation with members of black lives matter, a movement protesting police brutality against african-americans. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: and now, disrupting presidential campaign events like this jeb bush town hall in las vegas. >> thank you, seattle! >> reporter: and just over a week ago, black lives matter protesters took over an event for democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders, then took his mike. but clinton did not back down and rejected their climb thaim she's responsible for the mistreatment of black people. >> that has been a problem of violence. it's not -- there's not much that we can do to stop the violence against us. >> i understand what you're saying. >> and respectfully -- >

bush. on saturday, bernie sanders. hillary clinton is going to the fair but hasn't said if she'll take the soap box. wisconsin governor scott walker campaigned in neighboring illinois today. he acknowledged to reporters that some of the gop presidential candidates gaining in the polls have never held public office such as donald trump and ben carson, and speaking of dr. ben carson, he was back in new hampshire today. carson is now in second place in the polls in iowa behind front-runner donald trump. republican candidate rand paul also in new hampshire today, took jabs at trump. the two have been going back and forth since last week's debate. >>> contamination levels from last week's toxic spill into a colorado river seemed to be improving, according to the environmental protection agency. last week, millions of gallons of toxic sludge from an old mine spilled into a river in durango. that water is used to irrigate crops and livestock from colorado to new mexico. today, the epa said the river is restoring itself and le

bush on iraq. >>> also, bernie sanders pulls ahead of hillary clinton in a key state. president obama writes an emotional letter about voting rights. >>> and heart-breaking video from an ohio jail. a woman's final words before her tragic death. >>> welcome to "politicsnation," i'm here tonight in los angeles, a city still grappling with the legacy of the watts riots 50 years later. we'll have more on that later in the show. but we begin tonight with big news out of iowa. a new poll finding donald trump trouncing the competition there. scott walker, who at one time was leading in the state, down to third place. and jeb bush, who many had thought would be the race's front-runner, in seventh place. moments ago, trump responded to that poll and on what he thinks about life on the trail. >> i am enjoying it. i was in last night as you probably heard, in fact, you put it all over your show, i was in michigan and it was an amazing crowd. we had 3,000 people, and they turned away a tremendous number of people because the place just couldn't hold any more. and it was an absolut

trump calling out bush on iraq. >>> also, bernie sanders pulls ahead of hillary clinton in a key stateites an emotional letter about voting rights. >>> and heart-breaking video from an ohio jail. a woman's final words before her tragic death. >>> welcome to "politicsnation," i'm here tonight in los angeles, a city still grappling with the legacy of the wat

bush who said he'd phase out medicare. the contrast, whether it's bernie sanders, jeb bush donald trump, mike huckabee hillary clinton any of that contrast between our candidates and theirs is very clear and the american people eventually choose our nominee as president. >> now, you were on with one of our panelists this week chris matthews, and he asked you a question about bernie sanders. let me play the clip and get to you respond on the other side. >> what is it between a democratic and a socialist? i used to think there was a big difference. what do you think it is? >> the difference between -- >> democrat like hillary clinton socialist like bernie sanders? >> the difference between being a democratic and a republican -- >> well, what's the big difference between a democrat and soeshlgist. >> the relevant debate we'll have over the course of this campaign is what's the difference between a -- >> i think there's a big difference. >> given that bernie sanders is an unabashed socialist believes in socialist countries like in europe, what's the difference? can you explain the difference? >> you know chuck, it's always fun

bernie sanders. everything she wants to do is get bernie sanders supporters to support her now or later. she's focused on the people she thinks will be her potential opponents. jeb bush today marco rubio. but, certainly, bernie sanders is underscoring some of the vulnerabilities that hillary clinton has. i don't think the hillary clinton thinks he's going to take the nomination, but when he gets 28,000 people that come tha rally in portland,or? could she get 20,000 people to come there with no organization, no ads, no infrastructure? so i think he's concerning in that way, not so much he takes nomination burks that he shows the kind of energy she has yet to show. >> ifill: you begin to wonder if, at this stage of the campaign, what we're really watching for is the cumulative effect of either the negative or email questions which don't go away, the outrage from trump or even just the crowd building on themselves with bernie sanders. >> and we're pretty far away from the election. >> ifill: no, we are? we'll be talking about this for a long time. we're looking about what the baseline and the landscape will be, who has strengths and weaknesses and how they play out and

. >> tomorrow we hear from jeb bush and on saturday, bernie sanders. >>> there is actually a straw poll going on here. >> yeah. there is usually a competition for the best kind of pie, some kind of eating competition. at the grange fair in bucks county. this year, take a look at this. the bucks county republican committee holding its own straw poll of candidates for the white house. white cardboard boxes decorated with a candidate's face can be found next to the food truck. you have until sunday to cast your vote. lot of faces there. >> yes, there are. >>> question here, do your children have a summer reading list and how is it coming along? >> sometimes it can be easier when you have a friend listening. kelce met lulu through the smarty paws program at the delco spca. kids were able to come in and read to the pets. the program was designed to make it easier for kids to read and give cats a chance to socialize. the ultimate goal is for the pets to find forever homes like lulu. >> it's kind of tough to say to kids you have to sit down and read for half an hour in the summertime. they wan

by themselves. [ laughter ] >> bernie sanderses, the closest competitor -- bernie sanders, the closest competitor. >> jeb bush's campaign plans to spend $10 million through the end of the year on media buys in what what, new hampshire and south carolina. >>> we heard trump's plan for dealing with isis. the other candidates are split on what to do. fiorina says they should offer aid but not bring in troops. >> south carolina lindsay gram is standing by his plan to use 20,toy u.s. troops in iraq and syria. on the democratic side, sanderses sanderses -- sanders is going to address police brutality. >>> still to come, it is still august but it is looking like october in many parts of california. the theory behind the trees already changing colors. >>> when do we get a break? >>> when do we get a break? we mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! a new sea chance to tryew look. something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadil

newshour tonight: the raucous primary campaign tightens as donald trump reaches out, jeb bush goes on offense, bernie sanders rises and hillary clinton hands over her private email server. >> woodruff: china's currency falls further, wall street is jolted but recovers for the day- - what a weakened yuan means for american pocketbooks and paychecks. >> ifill: plus, changing the face of classical music, nurturing talent at an early age, to train a new generation of diverse musicians. >> when we're engaging with our instruments, it's just us ourselves our instruments and our music, and when we're playing with other people it's all of that to the nth power, >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation fo

bush. in the mean time, bernie sanders is drawing an estimated 28,000 people at an event over the weekend inregon and that is the largest turnout for any candidate thus far. a lot of people are feeling that berm. and carly fiorina is seeing a huge surge in support as well following the performance in last week's debate. >> for many this is the first time they saw wow, there is another woman running for president and she is good. we have an uptick in financial support so it is exciting. >> you called this last week, she was the star breakout from the first 5:00 debate. >> from both. she got the biggest boost out of any of the 17 candidates on either stage. we will see how in-depth she is from this point forward. now what matters is maintaining that, raising money, and dealing with the issues and dealing with donald trump. i thought she did very well in the earlier debate. >> yeah, i thought she did, too, harris. she handled that question, i thought pitch perfect. she brought up trump's flopping and she is polish and ready to go. another thing she is doing is going right to the voters. all of

bernie sanders. >> former florida governor jeb bush appears to be losing ground in the latest poll. he merged from the debate with a 7% support. >>> today was a big day for pets at the liberty humane society in jersey city. >> they got their first run in a brand new dog park as tracy strayhan reports. this means freedom and maybe even a new home. >> reporter: a daily walk is nothing new for dogs like evie. but this leap, prance and run could end up helping the pitbull mix and dozens of others finally find a home. >> this allows them to get out, get some of the energy out of them and make them much more adoptable in the long term. >> reporter: this ribbon cutting at liberty humane society received applause from hands and paws. it marked the long-awaited opening of the shelter's first-ever dog park, complete with an agility course and space for dogs to interact with each other, as well as being introduced to potential owners. shelter officials say it can help change the perception of pooches usually seen in cages. they're jumping up and down, they're looking at you, they want a treat,

bush or donald trump? the answer. bernie sanders. by far.y in seattle the democratic presidential hopeful drew 15,000 people. the next day in portland, annest mated 2,000. that's the biggest crowd for any candidate so far in the 2016 race. and the senator from vermont has been gaining momentum. a favorite supporter rallying cry is, feel the burn. >> this campaign is sending a message to the billionaire class. yes, we have the guts to take you on. >> on the surface the 73-year-old may not look like a political fire brand, but he has a history of standing out and standing up for what he believes in. he calls himself a democratic socialist and is the longest serving independent member of congress in u.s. history. >> bernie sanders is really one of the most interesting characters in the senate. he is within of two independents, historically called himself a socialist. and yet he has been able to work across the aisle in recent years with republicans to solve some really major problems. >> born in brooklyn to jewish parents he want to james madis

bernie sanders or hillary clinton. it is not about donald trump, jeb bush or anyone else. is about you, your kids, your parents, and the future of this country. [applause] >> bernie, bernie, bernie. mr. sanders: as someone who has run for office a number of times in vermont, i have never run a negative political ad in my life. [applause] because i believe that what politics and a democracy is about is to take a hard look at the serious problems facing our country and propose ideas and let the american people discuss them. i think it is absurd for politicians to say, i am great, i am wonderful, everyone else is terrible. that is wrong. what we need is a serious discussion about the serious issues facing our country and that is what this campaign is about. [applause] mr. sanders: our campaign is different from other campaigns, not only in terms of the fact that it we have the most progressive vision, but more importantly in how we are running this campaign. i believe, and let me be honest with you and tell you what no other candidate for president will tell you, that no matt

bernie sanders in the national spotlight. since he's been a national figure, led to an eight and a half long pseudofilibuster on the senate floor against the bush tax cuts in 2010. now it's leading to bernie sanders absolutely packing stadiums and venues across the country this summer as he campaigns for president. larger crowds than any other candidate in either party by a mile. the bernie for president campaign, as impossible as it would have been to imagine even a year ago, bernie for president, you couldn't imagine it a year ago, let alone 30 years ago. but his campaign is energizing liberals in the blue states and in the red states. and he's doing it in big numbers, as he attempts to pull off what is still thought of as a basically impossible task. the task of knocking hillary clinton off the top of the democratic field. what bernie sanders is trying to do right now, his message across the country, really is the exact same undiluted message you could have seen coming from him if you had kept an eye out fully three decades ago for what was going to happen next. >> i would like to see somebody who speaks for the underdog, for the people who

from the bottom up scott walker 3 million talking about him, ted cruz about the same, bush 5 million. bernie sandersout the same hillary clinton, 11 million. look at trump's number 26 million. he basically has twice as many as hillary clinton and jeb bush combined. >> the other candidates don't want to give him more air time but they all have to be ready. >> yes, especially jeb bush who will be standing right next to trump at center stage. >> okay jon karl thanks very much. >> every time they utter his name another chance. >> another 30 seconds. >> going to have to come up with a nickname. >>> moving on now to that monster storm tearing through the pacific ocean. take a look at this image of it from space taken by astronauts scott kelly at its peak it was the strongest storm of the year now it's headed straight for land. ginger zee has all the latest. >> yeah the current satellite takes it just east of taiwan look at that thing, moving only at 12 miles an hour and will target taiwan in the next 24 to 36 hours. that's the worst of it the heaviest side is usually the right side so northeast corner the

. >> reporter: bush touted his reform record in florida in contrast to clinton and two of her democratic rivals bernie sanders a socialist and martin o'malley and bush says he will close the social gap with economic opportunity and clinton say ss they will waste it on social problems that have failed. >> for half a century this nation has pursued a war an poverty funded with trillions of taxpayers dollars. this decades long effort while well-intentioned has been a losing one. >> the only black republican candidate ben carson said there will always be racism and urged minorities to reject victim hood and focus on job and opportunity creation for themselves. >> we have the ability within the black community to do enormous things on our own. we don't have to wait for somebody else. >> ohio governor john kasich was in new hampshire suggesting minorities do need help particularly education. >> that's why we need choice why we need vouchers and why we need accountability. i don't care who you are, if you get the tools, you're lebron james. >> reporter: in iowa scott walker downplayed his first event next week and s

it happened to bernie sanders next. jeb bush and this broke out. >> people no longer trust our society that they need to trust. people need to recognize this is a serious problem. there is racism in america. i'm trying to -- [ inaudible ] >> i relate that by saying -- as a president try to create a climate where there's civilian understanding and encourage mayors, leaders at local level to engage so there's not despair and isolation in communities. >> watch his body language. he moved toward the person s saying that. he answered it with heart and point to policy. >> after that they started their chant. he ended with a final statement and without shaking hands. >> you can't do. that donald trump says that will never happen to my. now black lives matter group is tweeting going after trump. he said i'm going to stop them, or my security landfall stop them. >> ben carson was in harlem yesterday after he visited us here at fox frie"fox & friends." he said we need a mindful discussion. >> of course black lives matter. instead of peopl

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