dr. jill stein? >> our plans are to be in that debate because it is not just about whether our party will be included. it is whether the american people will have a voice, whether we will have a real discussion of the crisis of jobs, of the climate, of race, of war. these and the crisis of a generation and an entire generation that is basically hung out to dry that cannot get out of predatory student loan debt, that does not have the jobs, and does not have the climate future to look forward to. these are the critical issues that people want to discuss. we saw incredible surge of a response last night when we had our first prime time tv. i want to know while we have come up to 6% and 7% in the polls, this has happened without any media coverage whatsoever in the mainstream media. so it is absolutely remarkable that we have not only doubled and tripled, even more than that because we were invisible as of about two months ago in the polls, suddenly, we are up there. there is an enormous interest in wha

dr. jill stein is running alongside longtime human rights activist ajamu baraka. interest in the green party has afterp in recent weeks hillary clinton defeated bernie sanders. in 2012, dr. sign -- dr. stein ran on the green ticket. stein is now pulling at 5% to the same poll finds clinton at 40 5%. republican donald trump at 35%, and libertarian gary johnson at 9%. this byte stein and johnson's rise in the polls, neither will be invited to take part in this fall's presidential debates unless they get 15% and national polls. lastly, a federal judge threw out a lawsuit by johnson and stein against the commission on presidential debates over the debate rules. we will spend the rest of the our erring excerpts from the green party convention in houston. we begin with dr. jill stein speaking saturday as she accepted the green party nomination. ks,hold onto your hats, fol because we are in a world when right now, one that is way bigger than any of us. we have a job to do it we have a role to play that will not be played by anybody but us. we are the ones we have been wai

dr. jill stein. hillary doesn't own her.ou see, trevor, the green party nominee is pledging to move america to 100% renewable energy and cancel all student debt. she's the perfect progressive candidate. if hillary and bernie had sex and someone watched it, that person would be dr. jill stein! (laughter) >> trevor: are you kidding me? >> a candidate skeptical about vaccines? >> oh, is someone afraid of polio? >> i am! >> trevor: look, maybe hasan is right about the vaccines and desi is right that hasan is being a little bitch about it, but that's not the only thing, desi. dr. stein is also very suspicious of wi-fi. >> there is a video making the rounds now, being reported out in which you appear to say that broadband internet access in schools wi-fi is somehow having an adverse effect on children's brains? >> many countries including the european regulatory agency has seen fit to protect vulnerable people from that sort of radiation. i am not saying that the science is done on this, rather that the science has just begun. >>

dr. jill stein. she made a bold move. this is what gary should have done. she was walking around the wells fargo arena with me for an interview. the moment but bernie halted roll call to make hillary the official nominee and that set burners rushing for the accident tears into stein's waiting arms as she capitalized on the moment and their pain. >> we are not going to stop. thank you for your courage in

dr. jill stein, and iis spoke with her a short time ago. dr. jill stein, welcome to the "newshour." >> great to be with you, judy. >> woodruff: let>> me just start by asking you, what is the main difference between what you and the green party offer voters from what say hillary clinton and bernie sanders have offered? >> so maybe the main difference is that i'm the one candidate id the race that is not corrupted by lobbyists' money, by corporate money, or by super pacs. so i'm the one candidate that can really stand up for what it is the american i people are really clamoring for, and that means jobs and emergency jobs program. we call for the creation of 20 million jobs to solve the emergency of climate change, and we call for 100% clean, renewable energy by 2030. we call for canceling student debt, and, you know, hillary and bernie talk about free public higher education going forward, but not dealing with this burden of debt, which has really locked a generation into kind of a hopeless future right now. and we also call for free public higher

dr. jill , stein is expected to win the nomination. last week, juan gonzalez and i hosted a debate between the pulitzer prize winning journalist chris hedges and former labor secretary robert reich about the presidential race. hedges has endorsed stein. reich is backing clinton after endorsing bernie sanders during the primaries. reich served in bill clinton's cabinet as labor secretary from 1993 to 1997. he now teaches at uc berkeley. we began the debate by asking robert reich about whether the democratic party would unite behind hillary clinton or whether a group of sanders supporters would go on to back dr. jill stein. >> it is hard to tell what delegates are going to do an hard to tell for even harder to tell what the electorate is going to do. you know, this is a very agonizing time for many bernie sanders supporters. i, with a great deal of reluctance initially, because i've known hillary clinton for 50 years -- 50 years -- endorsed bernie sanders and worked my heart out for him, as many, many people did. and so at this particula

dr. jill stein? dr. joins me now not only to discuss the silence from these candidates and the situation, but also her stance on taxes, jobs, free college. let me start with louisiana. you among them have not gone. you have not weighed in. i need to know from you, what are your plans to help these people in the immediate term? i know you believe climate change probably caused this. we could argue til the cows come home about that, but what are your plans for immediately mobilizing to help hundreds of thousands of people get back on their feet? >> yes. so not only do we need the fema and the insurance support and the financial relief, but people need physical relief right now. it's really awful that tens of thousands of people have really been stranded, have been waiting for rescues, you know? we needed to have had a much quicker and robust rescue effort. and unfortunately, what's happening in louisiana is exactly what is predicted. this is like echoes of katrina, like echoes of superstorm sandy. unfortun

dr. jill stein the green party's nominee for president. s yes, there are more people than donald trump and secretary hillary clinton running for president. jill stein doctor on the ballot. eight states including washington, d.c. she says we need a third option for president. >> majority of voters have rejected hillary clinton and donald trump and clamoring for something else. so who are those on top to be giving marching orders to, you know, voters who be good little boys and girls? politicians do not have a new form of entitlement. they are not entitled to our votes. they have to earn our votes. and hillary clinton and donald trump have not earned our vote. >> green party candidate presidential candidate for the united states jill stein is here to go "on the record." good evening, doctor. >> good afternoon, greta. >> just in the sound bite why shouldn't somebody vote for hillary clinton or donald trump? >> well, they have to earn your vote and so far they haven't. >> either one? >> yes. i mean, the polls show that the majority of the ameri

it could be an opening for green party candidate, jill stein. >> this is what democracy looks dr. stein wants to build on what sanders sparked. >> we're saying no to the lesser evil and yes to the greater good. >> born in chicago, she graduated from harvard college and medical school before starting her medical career in massachusetts. her passion for health and education brought her to politics. running for governor twice. back in 2012, stein got less than one-half of 1% of the vote as the green party presidential nominee. the latest poll shows her at 4% this time around, whh and dr. stein joins us now. thank you for coming in. your first sunday interview. tell our viewers, give them the 30-second case why jill stein. >> because people are being thrown under the bus and they're tired of it. they're tired of a rigged economy. tired of a rigged political system. they don't like the two choices that are basically bought and paid for by the big banks, by people are looking for a new way forward. i'm a physician, not a politician. i'm not part of the corrupt system. i'm the only candid

dr. jill stein - the presidential candidate for the green party - believes she can win the election. according to a recent national poll - stein is sitting at 7 percent. colorado this weekend - and told 9news - she blames a lack of media coverage for her low numbers. stein says with her energy plan - she would create 20 million jobs - and address climate change. and - as part of an effort to lure bernie sander's supporters -she wants to eliminate all student loan debt - by asking the federal reserve to buy it. as for concerns that stein could take votes from hillary clinton - she says - she wouldn't sleep weill if either trump or clinton were elected. a big birthday for arizona senator john mccain today - he's turning 80. the arizona republican will spend at least part of the day on the campaign trail -- he's facing a tight re-election race - senate term. a crowd of a thousand people started in civic center park -- and made their way through one of denver's most popular tourist attractions --- all with no shirts on. men and women. it's called "go topless day" and shirtless demonstrat

dr. jill stein might be getting an unexpected postconvention bump. >> now it's like almost every day we'reng people calling >> reporter: green party official greg dan says many calls are from bernie sanders supporters. dr. stein is a headache advocate from massachusetts. the green party convention started in houston friday. bay area activist laura wells says 32 their is a new energy this year. >> the green party can cover the range of the hopes and desires of the american people. they don't. >> half of the bernie supporters have refused to go into the democratic party. more than half of hillary supporters don't support hillary of they're just opposing trump! >> reporter: the libertarian party is also getting calls for voters searching for someone to support. >> we've seen an kwup surge of people who want to get involved. >> reporter: there's been a growing interest in their party's nominee, gary johnson. johnson launched his campaign in reno friday with an online effort to reach the 16% limp of support in the polls needed to qualify for the debate in september with clinton and trump. >> th

dr. jill stein, is hoping her message will appeal to both of those groups, but her poll numbers across the country are very low. given the number of unaffiliated voters and the number of sanders supporters in the state, don't you thing you should be polling higher than under 10%? does that worry you given the fact you need 15% to be on a debate? media, in fact. the media is supposed to be about informing voters. >> she says the media has given all the attention to clinton and trump, but, yes, she has the chance to win the election, especially if she can appeal to younger voters. >> there are 43 million young people, that is a winning plurality of the vote. just by mobilizing the vote to cancel student debt, we could political landscape. >> you heard that right. stein wants to eliminate all outstanding student loan debt. >> quick follow-up, you think by giving $1.3 trillion back to the people it would make up for what the federal reserve, the debt now assumes? >> um-- >> how do you reconcile the 2? >> absolutely. many economists argue, the only way through debt is this. >> back, the economy

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dr. jill stein is one of the more prominent candidates for president behind the to a recent national poll. while touring colorado this weekend, she told 9news she blames a lack of media coverage for the low numbers. and she says her ideas deserve attention. she said she'd create 20 million jobs as part of an energy plan to address climate change and is part of an effort to lure bernie sanders supporters, she wants to eliminate all student loan debt by asking the federal reserve to young people, that's a winning plurality of the vote. so just by mobilizing the vote to cancel student debt, we can actually win this election and completely change the political landscape. >> as for concerns that stein could take votes from hillary clinton, she says she wouldn't sleep well if either trump or clinton were elected. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton supporters are going after donald trump over issues of race and immigration. clinton's camp is accusing trump of having cities and trying to lure minority voters by speaking before audiences that are mostly white. >> donald trump has not held an event in

dr. jill stein accepting the green party's nomination in houston.porters. while supporters chanted, jill, not hill. that was actually a hashtag as well. to talk about the policy she'd bring to the white house, dr. jill stein joining us this morning. good morning, doctor. thanks for being with us. i wanted to get into some of your policies here for people who may not know about them. first of all, the "washington post" detailed some of your positions including that the government should provide a job to anyone who can't get one in the private sector. what was interesting is they said in your vision, employment would be an enforceable right, presumably meaning workers could sue the government if it didn't provide them a job. the first thing that comes to mind is how do you place those people? how do you train those people? how would this work? >> right. well fortunately we have a good example of the new deal which got us out of the great depression in the 1930s. the idea now is to create 20 million jobs in order to meet the emergency of the economy an

dr. jill stein accepted the green party nomination. >> the idea now is tocreate 20 million jobs in order to meet the emergency of the economy and actually create a productive economy. >> the party gathered at university of houston to officially nominate its presidential ticket yesterday. dr. stein is a proponent of renewable energy and cutting military spending. manhattan, why police say it's investigated as a possible hate crime. >> and with the first zika cases transmitted in the u.s. why one local lawmaker says a new vaccine could be in jeopardy. >> i'm meteorologist bill evans in the weather center tonight for jeff tonight. what a great night, partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. we'll have a beautiful sunset and some wonderful temperatures there's one place where america's pastime is preserved for all time. ?? and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ?? discover something one of a kind in new york. ?? new york. it's all here. it's only here. >>> an attack on the subway is now investigated as a possible hate crime. police say the attacker made anti-gay remar

dr. jill stein is on your screen. she has joined as from houston, where the green party is meeting this weekend. she will once again be their standard bearer for the presidency. joining us is bob cusack of "the hill" and olivier knox of yahoo! news, cheif washington correspondent. susan: olivier, you're up first. olivier: i have a question for you about the presidential debates. a case has been dismissed that you brought to be part of the debates. how severe of a blow is that to your campaign? jill stein: i am not surprised to hear that. we assumed that would be the outcome. we do have a second case. i am not holding my breath that we are going to get a favorable decision in a court of law. i think we've already won in the court of public opinion. the public is not happy with the two candidates from the democratic and republican parties. they are the most disliked throughout history. the public is clamoring for more voices and more choices. i think the pressure will continue to grow. we are coming up in the polls. tod

dr. jill stein. welcome, dr. stein. >> good to be with you. thanks so much. >> nice to have you here. what do you suppose congress will learn from the fbi's notes from hillary clinton's private e-mail server? >> you know, we'll see, but there were statements made by the head of the fbi that seem to implicate hillary clinton as having undertaken extremely reckless habits with her e-mail server that put top secret information at risk. what he said actually seemed to be in contrast to his conclusion that there would be no prosecution. so it could be -- >> so you believe secretary -- you believe secretary clinton should have faced some sort of, what? you know, after comey came out and talked about her private e-mail server. >> i think there should have been a full investigation. i think the american people are owed an explanation for what happened, and why top secret information was put at risk, why the identity of secret agents were potentially put at risk, and you know, this isn't the only set of questions -- >> let me ask you this. the fbi director -- the fbi director said mrs. clinton

[applause] >> jill not hill. dr. steinhold onto your hats folks, because we are in a whirlwind right now. a whirlwind that is way bigger than any of us. a have a job to do, we have role to play that will not be played by anybody but us. we are the ones we have been .aiting for when they tell us to get out of the way because we are standing ,n the way of the lesser evil we say the politics of fear as given us everything -- has given us everything we were afraid of. we were told to vote for the lesser of two evils because we did not want the off shoring of bailouts the massive for wall street, the increasing prison state, the attacks on our civil liberties and on immigrants rights. all those things we did not want is exactly what we got by allowing ourselves to be silenced, and letting a lesser evil speak for us. remember, when they try to tell you you are powerless, remember what alice walker says. "the biggest way people give up power is not knowing we have a to start with." we are going to use it in this election. we are

dr. stein now. [cheers] with no more delays, please my friends, brothers and sisters, join me in bringing out and showing our love for the next president of the united states, dr. jill stein. [cheers] ♪ dr. stein: we are what democracy looks like. [cheers] yes we are what democracy looks like and we are what political revolution looks like. [cheers] thank you. thank everyone of you. thank you for that incredible inspiration. thank you to everyone of you for being here and leading the charge for an america and a world that works for all of us. [cheers] i want to agree with everything that adamu said and everything that sherry said and i want to reiterate them and add to that, a big thank you to lynn who has been running the show. [cheers] big thank you to tom and hillary hain and the green party for making this amazing convention possible. [cheers] i am honored beyond words to be the candidate. i am so honored to be running for president of the united states with the green party, the only party of, by and for the people. that is what we are. we have been ahead of the curve in so many ways, on climate change, green energy, the -- demilitarization, marriage equality, f

dr. jill stein spoke to the audience about how she would stand up for people... the planet... economic crisis and climate change crisis while cutting the military. and libertarian candidate and former new mexico governor gary johnson made his pitch to the estimated 3-thousand members of the audience. ((gary johnson/(l) presidential candidate: wasted vote is voting for somebody you don't believe in, .... clinton or trump, go ahead. )) ((patrick walker)) >> johnson touched on using a strong military strictly for defense... he also promised no new taxes if elected... and advocated for small government and comprehensive immigration reform. some of the largest cheers... came when johnson spoke in support of legalizing marijuana. ((patrick walker)) again... clinton will be speaking shortly on behalf of his wife. we'll have more from that coming up at 5. reporting live... patrick walker... 8 news now./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> hillary clinton is taking a break from the campaign trail toa letting up on her attacks on donald trump. (((sec. hillary clinton/(d) presidential nominee) "h

dr. stein, now. [applause] with no more delays, please my friends, join me in bringing out and showing our love for the next president of the united states, dr. jill stein. (music) ♪ jill stein. >> we are what democracy looks like. let's go. [cheering and applause] we are what democracy looks like, and we are what political revolution looks like. [cheering] thank you, thanks everyone of you, thank you for that incredible inspiration. thank you to everyone of you for being here and leading the charge for an america and a world that works for all of us. i want to agree with everything that a domino -- adamu said and everything that sherry said and i want to reiterate and add to that. a big thank you to lynn who has been running the show. [applause] a big thank you to hillary came and the green party for making this amazing convention possible. [applause] i am honored beyond words to be your candidate. i am so honored to be running for president of the united states with the green party, the only party of, by and or the people -- for the people. we have been ahead of the curve in so many ways, on climate change, green energy, the militarization, marr

dr. jill stein.: coming up with the canadian dollar plunged after the market contracted last month. we will dig into the report next. ♪ scarlet: the u.s. was not the only country that reported jobs today. canada came out with its jobs numbers and the canadian dollar plunge the most since it unexpectedly contracted last month. about what youk are seeing here within the details of the report. guest: one thing i would say all could talk, you cannot look at any one labor report to create a narrative. the figures here are disappointing. you then have the hours work inching up by 0.1%. you can't take any of these at face value. what we have is the story similar to the u.s.. the good side is doing terribly. we are dealing with the oil fallout. that didn't play out in this report. it has been destroyed for the past year. >> i have a chart on my terminal . they move in sync but it is clearly linked they are not in sync. guest: the oil crash crystallized this. they mean more to canada's economy than they do to

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dr. stein joins us now. thank you for coming in. your first sunday interview. tell our viewers, give them the 30-second case why jill stein. >> because people are being thrown under the bus and they're tired of it. they're tired of a rigged economy. tired of a rigged political system. they don't like the two choices that are basically bought and paid for by the big banks, by war profiteers. i'm a physician, not a politician. i'm not part of the corrupt system. i'm the only candidate in the race not corrupted by lobbyists' money, superpacs, by corporate money. i have the liberty to stand up and offer the solutions that the american people are clamoring for. >> you heard robby mook, me said he wasn't worried about your candidacy. donald trump has gone further. would be good. it's the green party. i figure anybody voting for stein is going to be for hillary. soy think vote for stein is fine. >> he addresses what we showed in our poll as well. what you to say to voters who would worry that by voting for you, the progressives, liberals, democrats, they would help elect donald trump? >> well, that politics of fear that pe

dr. jill stein. she made a bold move. this is what gary should have done. she was walking around the wells fargo arena with me for an interview. the moment but bernie halted roll call to make hillary the official nominee and that set burners rushing for the accident tears into stein's waiting arms as she capitalized on the moment and their pain. >> we are not going to stop. thank you for your courage in starting this and thank you for your courage in resuming it. >> the people start to look at your candidacy. there's a lot of disappointment and a lot of resentment and people can funnel that energy into a candidate that shares those beliefs. kennedy: that interview turned into a mob. stein was surrounded by curious journalist and angry hillary supporters chanting interface telling her to go the hell away are finally in this election extra party candidates may have some staying power. they are not going to win but their realclearpolitics polling has 2% much higher in some pull stein at 3.5%. that's 10 times what she got in 2012 and she ran as a green and oath

dr. jill stein is one of the more prominent low number she tells partially because of a lack of media coverage. she discussed platforms like eliminating student loan debt by asking the federal reserve to buy it. >> knowing there are 43 million young people, that is a winning plurality of the vote so just by mobilizing the vote to cancel student debt, we could actually win this election and completely, um, you know, change the political landscape. reducing the military budget by 50% and universal health care. >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump plans to deliver a speech on illegal immigration this coming wednesday. sunday night, he tweeted that speech will be made in arizona. trump's position on whether or not to deport an estimated 11 million immigrants in this country illegally has been very unclear in recent days. widespread deportation but this past week, he sent out some mixed signals on whether or not he was shifting his stance on that. neither trump nor hillary clinton are on the campaign trail today. trump is with his family in new jersey. he is looking ahead to that immi

dr. jill stein of the green party says she thinks she can win this november. but she also says without more exposure, she's not holding her breath. stein spoke here in washington today calling her campaign the only one that isn't compromised by big money. she also pushed for a spot on the debate stage come this fall. >> we think it's really critical now more than ever that we have an open debate and actually put more choices in front of the american people who are clamoring for national polls to earn a spot in the free presidential debate. >>> five new cases of zika concerning to officials now in florida as the virus moves north. >> and the first cases were in miami but we have learned today that's not the only area affected. the situation in tampa that has officials worried now. >>> and family members of aeaf d >>> you probably remember where you were when the ground started shaking. >> it's been five years since the 5.8 magnitude earthquake shut down the national monument for three years. it still needs $22 million to repair the stone work damaged by the qua