[applause] donna: [indiscernible] many of them children. how many of you had to bury a child last year? how many of you had to see an intern that did not wake up? how many had to come to work after you were called many names and thought you would not live to see the night? we are a unified party. we are going to lead us forward. [applause] donna: are we perfect? no. i came into a party that had a higher threshold. i came into a party that had doors locked. we open to those doors, we made it a stronger party, a more wholesome party. we are the people's party. and because they are the people's party we are going to , become stronger together. our unity commission will work with us to fix the problems we saw in our primary. we are going to move forward ladies and gentlemen. this is the party that would allow the daughter of a maid and a janitor did lead. we are going to lead it. we are going to lead it together. join me now for the unity reform commission. it was created in the 2016 convention with the goal of reviewing the presidential nomina

other things they need to do. >> for donna's situation, donna has a relationship with a personal physician and she also has excellent insurance. my suggests for donna was to make an appointment with her primary care physician to go over those things. i also gave her the advice if that relationship is not working for her, then she really is paying excellent money for her insurance she needs to find a relationship that's working for her. i want donna to stop searching the internet and make appointments. >> there are places where you can get free screenings in the county in 20 seconds. >> absolutely. med star health is doing free vascular screenings. health wellness mobile doctors community hospital is doing free screenings. family medical at dimensions healthcare will do screenings as well. >> thank you. so sorry you wasted all that time but you got good one on one information. thanks to everyone came out, showing their heart some love. we'll be back with a wrap on what's happening here in a few minutes. >> this is great stuff. let's make this the beginning of the movement. make the dmv the

[applause] donna: i want to thank hillary, i want to thank all of you. before i bring forward to great leaders of our party, i want to remind you the resolutions are available electronically. we are also in the process of making copies. you will have those copies available this afternoon. please read them. going to around various meetings. if you can't find me, you know where i will be after 6:00. [laughter] hawaii raisedfrom an issue. before i bring on the chair and address his me concerns. when i received that call sunday my july 24, to once again become your chairwoman, i did so without reservation. because i am a democrat. i dropped everything i could drop out of my life. my jobs, my income, but -- my vacation, my time away. i took phone calls from bernie sanders and hillary clinton, barack obama and i said absolutely. there would not be a donna brazile had it not been for the people of this party. and it not been for jesse jackson will and walter mondale, and barack obama. [applause] i thought over the years with hillary clinton when she started the

i want to relinquish the chair back to someone that i want to end by asking you to give donna brazil a remarkable hand because donna brazil came in during a very challenging time and helped lead the party. say thank you -- i want to say thank you madam chair. thank you very much. [applause] donna brazil: thank you. >> following the election of the new dnc chair, president trump tweeted this "congratulations to thomas perez, who has been named chairman of the dnc. i could not be happier for him, or for the republican party." several of president trump's cabinet nominees face a senate vote in the week ahead as congress returns monday from their president's day break. a capitol hill reporter looks at that and other issues ahead for the house and senate. >> they are the senior senate staff writer. the senate set to vote -- a vote on up to four of the nominees next week. beginning with wilbur ross. tell us about the status of each nominee and how they will fare? >> it looks like the nominees that arebe

donna brazil has spent decades and decades in democratic politics. there is a saying that somebody said, i don't know who, we are not as good as we are on our bad days and not as bad as we are on our worst days. i will take donna brazil on her worst days over most people on their best days. i think she has deep integrity and has been very important to the democratic party. she made a mistake, and she paid for it. she did not lose her job, but you know. politicshe anger in that the caller from wilmington theght up, the anger over last 10, 15 years, it is discouraging. look, i am part of it, too. i am angry with the donald trump world. i think anger makes people not as good of voters, not as good of citizens, husbands, wives, not good drivers. both sides trying to stoke anger on the other side is generally not a beneficial thing. sometimes i am guilty of it myself. abouti want to ask you joe biden. there is an article in the new york times today about him helping a candidate in a special election for a seat in the delaware state legislature, delaware s

stepping in there for donna brazile. he won 235 of the votes.by the way, just to give you a little background on this gentleman, he was considered the most liberal member of pram what's cabinet -- president obama's cabinet. remember that as he speaks there to the enthusiastic crowd at the dnc saying that he has a lot of work to do. he served as labor department secretary. he has ties to both obama and hillary clinton, so he made the short list for vice president. interesting to note there because, obviously, moving forward this weighs very haley moving into the next -- heavily moving into the next presidential election in 2020. appointing the deputy chair to his runner-up, keith ellison. but disappointment for the dnc, it's a critical one. why? it not only comes after a huge loss in november's presidential election, but democrats have actually as little actual power around the country as they have had in 90 years, meaning virtually no american voter has ever seen democrats so removed from controlling the nation's policies. so that is the very la

i'd like you to first lady donna walker who spent my side every year for the last 40 years. [applause] i'd also like to introduce our daughter lindsay hopson who is here tonight with me. [applause] is also my distinct honor to introduce lieutenant governor first lady tony milan.

donna learned from that doctor about an agency called dredf that helps families like hers.edf stands for the disability rights education & defense fund. eventually, dredf referred the case out for legal action. the case was resolved outside of court, and while the end result is confidential, donna says durrell is finally getting the help he has always needed. >> most parents that come to me come to me after years and years of begging for help, just like donna campbell. she had been fighting for her son. he was in incredibly hard courses with very, very driven academic achievers. he is one of them. he's very bright. he is incredible. but he couldn't read. generally speaking, how any sort of legal action against a school district can help these students is by gaining services. so there's something called compensatory education to compensate for services that should have been provided that were not provided. >> durrell goes to tutoring classes early in the morning and after school. he also turns in extra work to make up for low test scores. he volunteers at a charity. he's wor

i want to relinquish the chair back to someone, i want to end by asking you to give donna --zile a remarking remarkable hand. she came in during a challenging period and helped lead the party. i want to thank you so much. you will always be madam chair to me. thank you very much. ms. brazile: >> tom froze and representative keith ellison to reporters after worse. they were asked about the trump presidency and the dnc's direction moving forward. this is 25 minutes. >> the new deputy chair of the dnc. we are united as a party. we have so much work ahead of us. across america, people are fearful. people are fearful for our future. democrats united. they have a hope for that future. we had a special election today in delaware. we have actions all over the country today. strength in numbers, millions of people have been coming out since the donaldation to say -- trump, you do not stand for our values. thate marshaling remarkable energy moving forward to build a nation where our andes of inclusion optimism, the value of diversity are in place. it is great to be here today. we have a lot of work ah

the dnc staff, and they want to count them twice to to see if they are good, and any moment, when donna brazile, the interim chairwoman is going to be coming out the announce the results. many people think that tom perez has got it because he was so close, but keith ellison's team is insisting they have a chance on this, and they fell 15 votes short, and not far off themselves, and the field has been eliminated aside from the other candidates. they dropped out, and most of the votes were held by sally boynton brown who was the idaho party drirector, and maybe she can give keith ellison enough votes to win it, but it is going to be tight here, and we are waiting any minute, richard, to see what happens. >> where are the bargaining chips? where the convention will be? how well they work on the ground? back and forth? >> well, this is a unusual race, and you can see the entire voting population of it, so it is a one to one kind of situation, where there are a lot of horses traded and money is offered and visits from the high profile vips gets offered and that is what is going on here, and

dnc interim chair donna brazile. ready?candidates are as i said earlier today, i want to thank the maryland democratic party, the eastern caucus of the dnc for hosting us, the honorable catherine pugh, the mayor of baltimore, for hospitality. and i want to thank all my colleagues on the dnc and my special guests in the audience. be ablein, dnc members to talk to the candidates, have a dialogue. for those of you who are special guests, we have these forms. fill them out. to aprilring these up to interact with the candidates. we have staff people who will be walking around. check your seats, many people want to get into the auditorium and we want them to come in as well. we are ready to get started. it is my honor to bring back to the stage a veteran journalist, white house correspondent for the american urban radio network, and as i mentioned earlier, author of a brand-new book, "at momma's knee." i am giving april applause because she deserves it. this is a great book. please see her when this forum is over with. and i prom

originally they were handing out wireless devices but moments ago interim chair donna brazile announcedthat she wanted to go with the traditional paper ballots presumably out of an abundance of caution because for one thing she didn't want to have to rely on wi-fi connection and also a more importantly she she wanted to have a paper trial so that each name and signature of the voters could be verified. back to you, leland. >> wow, lots of news coming out from there inside the convention hall with jonathan, jonathan, as you so appearly explained, if nobody gets to 50%, they go to ballot number two, we will go back and check with you as the results come out. thank you, sir. now to elizabeth who is perhaps a slightly more united group than the democrats are here in atlanta. >> slightly more united but we still are getting a ton of energy, cpac is wrapping here today. the speaker is new epa chief scott pruitt and those attending the conference getting a chance to weigh in on the top conservative issues. fox news correspondent is live with more, hi, lori. >> it's always a hot topic and altho

dnc,rt of put behind the the unethical behavior of debbie wasserman schultz and donna brazil.ithecondly to come up inspiring candidates that really bring people out to vote. i think both of those contributed to the loss, which is why we are where we are in the democratic party. it takes inspiring candidates to really move on. host: who is inspiring you on the national level? caller: candidly at this point, very few people if anybody. fact there's a couple more on the republican side that are more inspiring than on the democrat side. they just don't seem to be surfacing at this point. the weekly standard is writing about the democrats. democratic attorney general's. democrats were decimated at nearly every level of government over the past six years. republicans controlled the house. they will do so for the foreseeable future. the party is looking at a very favorable senate map in 2018. democrats controlling just 31 of the 99 state legislative chambers. they had 22 state attorneys general, enough to gum up the works for president donald trump's agenda when congressional democra

. >> reporter: guerneville's donna says there is something different about this season's storms. she attributes to years of drought. >> this year has been more the land slides and the downed trees that have caused more trouble than the actual level of the river. >> reporter: donna says she's staying put. >> and i have gas, water heaters, i have a wood stove that i can cook on. >> reporter: and laura ann says. >> just going with the flow. >> reporter: okay. laura ann says she keeps track of the river online. she likes to be aware of her surroundings considering her predicament, very good idea. live in guerneville, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> okay, terry, thank you. we have some quick thinking from a woman whose home was hit by a mudslide. take a look. the phone lines were down, but the wi-fi was still working. so, what you're seeing there was her facebook live feed so she could call for help. this is near los gatos. her father-in-law who also lives opt property described to us the moments the mud rolled in. >> sounded like a jet plane landing on the property. and i jump

we'll start with donna gentile o'donnell, nonprofit exec.ood morning. >> good morning, tam. >> sam katz, documentarian. >> hi, there. >> good morning. pollster terry madonna. >> morning. >> and temple prof jan ting. >> hey, tam. >> first of all, let's start with seth williams, who said he's not going to run. the town rampant with rumors. he's being indicted. he's being arrested. he was found in a restaurant just eating lunch going, "i don't know what's going on here." >> [ laughs ] >> do you think that either of those outcomes become true or he's allowed to quietly stay in office, finish out his term while we also focus on the d.a.'s race? >> well, first of all, i mean, gossip and rumor is the coin of the political realm, so it's not surprising that these rumors of someone's demise continue to perpetuate. i thought it was so funny that chris brennan actually tracked him down... >> yeah. >> ...and took a selfie and said, "no, he's not locked up. he's actually right here." so, i think in terms of what happens to him next, it all depends on whe

even while donna brazil was trying to calm the crowd down and call for unity.he next big question for the democratic party. can they unite behind tom perez and form some sort of coalition that can be a true alternative to donald trump and the donald trump agenda? this is, of course, what democrats across the country are hoping for. there's obviously, a lot of enthusiasm and it looks like tom perez is getting ready to accept his party's nomination as the next democratic committee chairman. but i'll send is it back to yt . >> we'll take it live but as you said, ryan, you can't even think of this in terms of the names of two guys running, but tom perez, that is guy with a labor background. hillary big, hillary clinton supporter and someone who, you know, this may not be what republicans wanted to hear and sorry, ryan, stand by. we're going to live to tom perez speak ting there. he has just become the chairman of the democratic national committee. >> i would like to begin by making a motion. a motion i have discussed with a good friend and his name is keith ellison

it included an introduction from chair donna brazil. >> the candidates are ready. as i said earlier today, i want to thank everybody for hosting us.

hugh hewitt host on the salem radio network and former democratic congresswoman donna edwards of maryland. >>> welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year, this is >>> good sunday morning. it's only been four weeks, but already we are running out of adjectives to describe the trump presidency, and this past week did nothing to clear things up. late yesterday president trump returned to familiar territory, comfort food for politics, essentially, addressing adoring supporters in florida, far away from protesters or reporter questions. mr. trump is hardly the first president to seek validation from campaign-style events. the last three presidents, george w. bush, bill clinton and barack obama all chose to escape washington early in the first months of office but none were dealing with the kind of self-induced crises that president trump is facing. this past week he fired his national security adviser, mike flynn. saw his labor secretary nominee have to drop out, forced to react to a repor

donna bradley who lost their parents in the massacre. some of the circumstances, i hadn't heard. actually, i and it fits with it is important to me to hear that. because of the major attack and everyone running away, you will not get eyewitness accounts of every thing. but what the inquest did see is exactly what happened. i am pleased with the investigation into tunisia, he could have given more. i would also have liked, hearing that evidence, there was a lot of proportional blame to the police in tunisia, for example. i did feel that was a little bit of an obvious target and i was a little disappointed. what about the tunisian state? what about the reactions they could have taken to improve security in hotels and forced the hotel operators and tours to do? beckenham were collectively and, the me, there are some lessons to learn. i genuinely looking forward to putting arguments forward and getting feedback from the coroner. i've seen you hear so many days at this inquests, hearing the stories as well as your own. how is it important to

donna: the candidates are ready.

i want to give a shout out to donna. because the last executive committee meeting we had was more sensitive and engaging where all of the vice chairs got to talk. i want to thank donna for that. but we need to fundamentally change how we do meetings. we need to fundamentally change how we engage dnc members. there are dnc members now -- let me see a show of hands -- how many of you got orientation the first time that he became a d&c attended amber and meeting at sometime this meeting? -- meeting? --e kind of worry orientation or mantle -- manual? if you don't know what your job is, how can you do it? [applause] jamie right now if you sit on : the executive committee, which is the governing body of the dnc, and you don't know the details and terms of the money spent and how contracts are given, how can you govern? how can you orchestrate what we are doing in this party? transparency and accountability have to be the way we move forward. it is the way we grow this party and rebuild the trust in this party. trust is an impo

cheers and applause] >> thank you, donna. how are you democrats doing? missouri right up front. this is great. thanks so much for having me and thank you for everything that you do. if you read what everybody is talking about when it comes to the d.n.c. and democrats, there is a narrative that everybody comes here disappointed. and i suppose that is true. we are disappointed with the results of the election, but it's important for us to point out, we're not disappointed for ourselves, you're not here because you are disappointed because of candidates who didn't win, you're here because of the people who are affected by these election results, right? [applause] >> you're not here because you are sad for you and you're here and i'm here because we are worried about the single mom who has cancer and doesn't know whether or not they will get her treatments if they take away obamacare or the undocumented student who doesn't know what's going to happen now. that's all right. yeah. [applause] >> worried about the minimum budgeteder who has $30 for her grocery trip. we are worried about

donna: the candidates are ready. as i said earlier today, i want to thank the maryland democratic party, the eastern caucus of the d.n.c. for hosting us. the mayor of baltimore. tom. for her hospitality. and i want to thank all my colleagues on the d.n.c. and all our special guests in the audience. once again, dnc members will able to talk to the candidates, have a dialogue. for those who are a special guest, we have, as you know, these forms. fill them out. we have been bringing the questions up to april. april ryan, to interact with the candidates so please fill them out. we have one who will be walking around. take your seats. there are many people who would like to get into the auditorium and we'd like them to come in as well. so we're ready to get started. it is my honor to bring back to the state, a veteran journalist, white house correspondent for the american urban radio network, and author -- as i mentioned earlier today, author of a brand-new book, "at momma's knee." msnbc chris matthews. i'm giving april a

democratic outgoing national committee chair, donna brazil. giving annual remarks in atlanta. a later, senator chuck grassley holding a town hall meeting in his home state of iowa. president trump spoke earlier today at the conservative political action conference that took place just outside washington dc. he use the speech to talk about the media and what his administration was doing to help the economy and protects the country from terrorism and other threats. this is 50 minutes. ♪ >> ♪ proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free i gladly stand up her to you and defend there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ pres. trump: thank you everybody, so great to be with you. back at cpac. the place i have really -- i love this place. love you people. so, thank you, thank you very much. first of all i want to thank matt schlapp and his incredible wife and boss mercedes who have been fantastic friends and supporters. and so great when i watch them on television defending me, nobody has a chance. i want to thank matt and mercedes. [applause] and when matt c

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donna and i have been blessed by many well wishers and prayers from across the state. i encourage all to please get recommended screenings. [ applause ] >>> turning now to the state of our great state tonight i will discuss our fiscal deficit, highlights of accomplishments and challenges, introduce a new initiative and share my vision to move alaska forward. state revenues are down more than 80%. during that period we cut the budget 44%. we still face a $3 billion fiscal gap. there is some good news. last year at this time oil was at $26 barrel. today it has doubled that. new oil discoveries have the potential to stem the downturn in production. i told you about some challenges. i received a call. i was elate todayd to find they boing to increase oil production. oil prices hover around $50 a barrel. it would take a price over $100 a barrel to solve our fiscal problem. it would require tripling the oil in the pipeline. neither is expected any time soon. some say we have been here before. they say we should wait out. this fill os fi has cost us nearly $13 billion from li

donna summer being the biggest embodiment.e passion more -- >> actually i shooed everybody out of the studio, switched the lights off, made sure the tape is running, and i said, okay, let's go ahead. and i think she did it in 10 minutes. ♪ oh >> the donna summer records were some of the biggest records of all time. and they kicked off a revolution. ♪ >> unless you have been living in a sealed cage you probably noticed america's latest craze is disco dancing. that's dancin' without the g. >> fluffy, where have you been? ♪ i want to put on my, my, my boogie shoes ♪ ♪ and dance with you >> what they generate with the records, we are talking about an estimated $4 billion, that's with a "b," $4 billion a year. >> i remember really being upset about this word, "disco." it was r&b music to me, and i felt like they stripped it and gave it a new name and weren't giving credit where i think the credit was supposed to go. >> bring that sound in, yeah, that's great. okay, one, two, three, four. >> the beegees always liked r&b and soul. i

i also want to thank miss donna walker. i would also like to introduce our daughter who is here today. lindsey. it is also my honor to introduce lieutenant governor first lady toni mallat. as i stand before you tonight to deliver my third state of the state address, i extent a special welcome to the 15 new legislators. thank you for stepping up to serve during a challenge, but exciting chapter in the state's history. i look forward to working with all of you, new and returning legislators, to help write the next chapter for and i thank my cabinet for your leadership and creativity. governing requires a team effort. and i'm grateful to have a dedicated and multi-talented team. i thank your hard working state employees. much of what you do is invisible, but indispensable to the quality of life many of us take for granted. as a state work force has shrunk, you were doing more with less. and still, state employees donated more than $350,000 to nonprofits last year through the share campaign. [ applause ] i am proud of your gene

i would like to introduce donna walker who has been at my side for every year for the last 40

i want to relinquish the chair back to someone, i want to end by asking you to give donna --zile a remarking remarkable hand. she came in during a challenging period and helped lead the party. i want to thank you so much. you will always be madam chair to me. thank you very much. ms. brazile: thank you. thank you, sir. >> tom perez and representative keith ellison spoke to reporters afterwards, where they were asked about the trump presidency and the dnc's direction moving forward. this is 25 minutes. mr. perez: good afternoon, everyone. voice over they last few days. we've been traveling around the in the closing days of this race and i am so excited to be here today with my friend and

donna brazil: thank you congressman ellison. you.we will now move to the peterting statements for buttigieg. -- we will nowe move to the nomination statements for peter buttigieg. cochair will recognize nancy for the purpose -- as the chair will recognize nancy for the purpose and then lacey johnson for seconding this nomination. are you ready? come on. >> good afternoon, democrats. i am nan whaley. is my honor to nominate peter buttigieg for chair of the democratic national committee. democrats, we know we have a problem. we are active the lowest point as a party since people like me had in the right to vote. -- our partyo has and the people we care about. as someone up with had a great pleasure of being both a friend and a colleague of pete's, i can tell you he is the best person to lead us forward. ate is not only part of faction, he can unite our entire party as one. as a mayor -- and that is right. as a mayor, he knows that all politics is vocal. he knows politics is about the people we represent in our communities. not with wha

[applause] donna: i want to thank hillary, i want to thank all of you.bring forward to great leaders of our party, i want to remind you the resolutions are available electronically.

host: do you think that race division has gotten worse, donna? caller: yes, i do. think that is partially because people don't listen. when there is a ban on travel, they automatically put muslim in there and it becomes a racial thing when it is really ia safety thing. it is a pause. it is not forever. host: there was a report last week sang the number of hate groups in the united states rose for a second year in a row in the radical right was energized by the candidacy of donald trump. the most dramatic growth was the near tripling of anti-muslim hate groups. does that surprisethe most dram? caller: yeah, it does. the hate is palpable. it's almost like you can't even talk to somebody because they are just talk to the hand kind of thing. as a leader, he does need to stress that we are doing what we can for everyone. i don't think he is promoting hate. that is individual and how somebody feels. does, he will explain it. sometimes when he does that come it doesn't matter. it's like, no, you hate muslims and that is why and you are racist. i'm sick and tired of people

here is someone on twitter, donna westbrook writing i can see getting rid of duplicative rules and laws, but this one for two seems somewhat childish. more reaction from the hill. newly elected congressman from maryland, many regulations save lives and protect the environment and this executive order endangers the public. think one of the hopeful aspects, regardless of political affiliation the this is going to mandate is a robust retrospective or review of our current regulations. there is a lot we don't know about the regulatory world because a lot of these impacts are sort of hidden. we don't know the full accounting of regulatory benefits and costs since the 1930's. we don't know which regulations are duplicate. we have some idea, but it is my hope that this executive order would prompt a new research into regulation and into retrospective review so we can get a sense of what regulations might impose more cost or and generate tremendous benefit, going forward. host: our next caller is independent. caller: i love c-span, by the way, but one thing that i really wanted to ask a questio

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there's home. [ laughter ] >> reporter: david and donna are never lost not as long as they can see the cooling towers of the limerick generating station nuclear power plant right up the block. they say the plant has been good neighbors for the most part with the occasional exception. >> it hasn't been bad except for the traffic when they refuel. other than that -- >> refueling is bad. >> the roads are cleared all the time. we hardly ever lose electric. you know, they take care of it. >> reporter: thanks again. >> dave and donna go into town soon to replace their potassium i side or ki tablets you're supposed to keep those handy if you live within 10 miles of the plant in case of radioactive emergency. last batch of pills is expiring and the county health administrator says preparation is precious. >> preparedness is said failing to prepare is preparing to fail. after the ept versions, knowing intervention are place thank god nuclear accidents are very very very very very rare. >> sure. >> factually he's absolutely right. but there's a stigma about living near nuclear plants, isn't ther

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you know they take care of it. >> reporter: thanks again you all. >> dave and donna go into town soonplace their potassium i side or ki tablets. you're supposed to keep those handy if you live within 10 miles of the plant in case of radioactive emergency. last batch of pills is expiring and the county health administrator says preparation is precious. >> preparedness is said failing to prepare is preventing to fa fair. having the interventions, non interventions in place thank god newspaper nuclear accidents are very very very very very very rare. >> sure. >> he's absolutely right. but there's a stigma about living near nuclear plants, isn't there? the property values have traditionally been lower near the power plant but ron shingle doesn't care. he's been happy for 30 years on his 4 acres that butt right up to the plant. >> i got a very good price on the house because people were moving out of here, didn't want any parts of the power plant. >> reporter: other people's fear turned into a real nice thing for you. >> nice thing for me. because -- >> reporter: ever since been what's it