and then to see eric gardner... >> right. >> i mean i fell out of my seat. so much in fact that i called my editor, barry brown, and we put somethin' out on youtube - we intercut both strangulations. radio raheem which is fictional, which is based on fact, with the real life strangulation murder of eric gardner. >> and we as a nation watched that. >> the whole world watched it. and then look what happened. i don't think this is somethin' that's new. i just think that with social media because before the general newspaper, they're not... you know, they - they might not cover it. >> you look at, like you said, this movement. black lives matter. is it working? is it a true movement that can do something do you see it as? is this something that can actually make change? >> oh, it's making a lot of change. now, we give shout outs - much love to black lives matter in this film chi-raq. but i have sort of a different approach. is that and father... michael pfleger. you know, we talk about this all the time. it can't be about... just about what is the color the comp

. >> we talk about trayvon, we talk about freddie gray, we talk about eric gardner. this is a conversation we're having in the country right now. >> if you have to talk to the cops there's only seven words you need to know. yes, sir, no, sir, and thank you, sir. >> reporter: the scene struck a news for jennifer lewis who grew up near ferguson, missouri. >> i was warned as a child never to go to ferguson alone. that ferringguson had a movie theater. so ferguson was personal for me. >> reporter: kenya barris created "blackish" to fill what he said was a void on tv. >> there's so few examples of people of color on television. a lot of times t fewxamples that are become sort of the voice piece for america. >> repororr: in fact, "black-ish" pride the itself on >> were you worried about the name "black-ish" in the beginning? >> i was worried about it and now i can't think of it being called anything else. >> that was the difference between us and "the cosby show." that's why i stuck to the name blackish. that was a family that happened to be black. this is about4a family w

glenn carr, mother of eric gardner, choked to death after being stopped for selling loose cigarettesstreet. and geneva, the, mother of sandra bland, who died in police custody in texas. they all lost children. which is almost unimaginable. yet they have not been broken or embittered. instead they have channeled their sorrow into a strategy and their morning into a movement mourning into a movement. by now we all know the story of flint, michigan. how the children were poisoned by toxic water because their governor wanted to save some money. there is another side to the story and let -- in flint, it is the story of a community that has been knocked down, but refused to be knocked out. [applause] it is hundreds of union plumbers coming from across the country to help install new water fixtures. we know there are many other flints out there. communities that have been left out and behind. for every problem we face anywhere in america, someone somewhere is working to solve it. our country was built by people who had each other's backs. who understood we all have to do our part. at our be

eric gardner's family is maybe the most vivid example of this.cans are more attracted to sanders. if he has any traction with that constituency it is on the younger end of the scale. if he loses big-time, but he wins a huge percentage of young african-americans, is that something you can claim as a moral victory? alex: what it tells us about that generation is that they are more allegiant to youthful enthusiasm than racial politics. what does that mean for the future? we don't understand how this generation self identifies and this could be a window into that. john: you were great to be here. we will be right back with who won the day. ♪ ♪ john: i am here on eastern time. i still have the privilege of asking you who won the day. mark: so far the day has been won by the two front runners. every day that passes and no one lays a glove on hillary clinton and donald trump they are the winners. john: donald trump won this day so big-time. if you can get away with this colloquial humor about punching someone in the face, i don't get to be on cable news

the group includes the mothers of trayvon martin and eric gardner. they first met last november and will campaign for her ahead of the primary. it all happened here -- a busy road in weymouth, one man walking on the sidewalk, another hit him. the man was so drunk he couldn' t even stand. in the video, you can see the driver fall flat on his face. despite that, the 51-year-old was behind the wheel last night. witnesses say he swerved into the right lane on washington street when he hit a black pickup truck before hitting a man on the sidewalk. the man he hit is now in the hospital, fighting for his life. he is expected to be arraigned, pending his own release from the hospital. reporter: a warning from police as more skimmign devices are foundng. this time they were found inside an atm at cumberland farm; police are looking for the public' s help to track them down. data stored on the magnetic strip, which can then be used to make unauthorized bank withdrawals. the devices were found at two locations. before you use an atm, police say take a look and

bill de blasio after they grand jury decided not to indict the officers were at eric gardner's death he sympathized with people who were in fear of police violence as opposed to recognizing he is the leader of the police department but the reality as he tried to racially polarized the issue and frankly the minority african-american and latino disproportionately carry the burden of crimes and there are no more conservatives in new york that i would when it comes to one-person african-americans. diedre: there is a black lives matter candidate, activists excuse me who wants to put himself forward to be the mayor of baltimore. is it a good mix to have an activist turned mayor? >> no, we see it in new york right now. to build the palazio was a public advocate who is an activist. being in mayor of the a major city you are performing administrative functions and municipal functions and also you have to be a good manager. these are multibillion dollar organizations redux this be a long running for congress in united states senate. they along baby on the city council but they do not belong as

glenn carr, mother of eric gardner, choked to death after being stopped for selling loose cigarettese street. and geneva, the, mother of sandra bland, who died in police custody in texas. they all lost children. which is almost unimaginable. yet they have not been broken or embittered. instead they have channeled their sorrow into a strategy and their morning into a movement m ourning into a movement. by now we all know the story of flint, michigan. how the children were poisoned by toxic water because their governor wanted to save some money. there is another side to the story and let -- in flint, it is the story of a community that has been knocked down, but refused to be knocked out. [applause] it is hundreds of union plumbers coming from across the country to help install new water fixtures. it is students, raising funds for water deliveries and showing up in flint to distribute supplies. it is the united auto and general motors donating millions of dollars. we know there are many other flints out there. communities that have been left out and behind. for every problem we face an

every american has uttered the name eric gardner. so now i have to be the voice of the voiceless. because we cannot take this anymore. we have to get up and do something about it. we cannot stay in our comfort zone anymore. we have to step out of the box. i never thought i would be up here. i never thought i would be an activist. i never thought that i would be in front of you making this statement. ut it is what it is. so i say to you today, i had to turn my sorrow into a trategy. my mourning into a movement. i took my pain and us mothers, we empower each other. my son's death would not be in vain and i will walk, speak, rally, do whatever it takes until my voice is heard and until justice is served. [applause] that is why i ask all of you to vote. and to pick the right candidate. and i think the right candidate is secretary clinton. she is the one for us. he will stand with us, she will be with us and try to change policies. and again i endorse her because she endorsed us first. all right. thank you. wow. >> and now see why we call her mama gwen. i am the mother of sandra bland.

that, of course, aimed at those young people, as eric gardner's mother is supporting secretary clintoneciate it. while all of the republicans on the republican side are focused on south carolina at the moment, the next nominating contest for the democrats is in nevada. and moments ago, the clinton campaign announced that hillary clinton will be campaigning in nevada, from saturday through monday. she's holding a get out the caucus vote in henderson, nevada, tomorrow. bernie sanders will also be nevada over the weekend, attending a presidential forum there in reno. let me bring in john ralston from reno, nevada, host of ralston live on pbs and an nbc political analyst. nice to see you. >> hi, kate. >> let's talk about nevada, next stop for the democrats. and pretty shortly after that, for the republicans. and tell me what's happening out there. i don't have a good sense. are you hearing from candidates already? have they filled the air waves yet? >> well, both clinton and sanders are all over tv now. sanders put a $1 million buy on tv, kate, right before the new hampshire primary. clint

deirdre: and speaking of eric gardner, a staten island resident who was killed by nypd, he died in af you like, his daughter is now saying she is supporting senator sanders, and again, the context here is that south carolina is coming up, both senator sanders and hillary clinton are looking for the african-american vote. is this a blow to hillary clinton? >> i don't know if it's a blow to her, it's more of a thing where sanders is talking about recidivism, crime in the black community and looking at the sentences for blacks. it's certainly something he's going to try to get political hate from. deirdre: we thank you so much, kevin jackson joining me, tea party community.com editor and he is the black fear, grateful for the time, grateful for the insight. thank you for joining us, it was a wild day. the dow and the s&p 500 still down more than 1% and almost turned around in the last 90 minutes. charles payne is here, he has more. >> the stock market crashes 254 points and that's the good news, at one point today, the dow was off more than 400 points. there's so many concerns from the

and the family of eric gardner has reached a settlement with a staten island hospital. the $1 million payout from richmond university medical center was disclosed in court records. garner died after being placed into an apparent police chokehold. court documents say paramedics with the hospital faild to provide necessary life-saving procedures. >>> happening today, the connecticut supreme court is scheduled to hear arguments in michael skaco case as the kennedy cousin awaits a new trial. prosecutors will ask the court to reinstate his conviction, a 1975 murder of his neighbor, martha moxley. he was convicted in 2002 but judge granted him a new trial. >>> 4:37. developing right now, a brutal night of weather down south, and some of it is headed our way. at least seven tornadoes hit southeast louisiana and southwest mississippi, killing at least three people and injuring dozens. there was a tornado in pensacola, florida too. first responders say three buildings at an apartment complex suffered massive damage with one building leveled there. were people trapped in gas leak

the police department has been working on drafting a choke hold policy since 2014, when eric gardner died in new york after being put in a choke hold by police there. they will prohibit the choke hold as a technique to subdue a suspect but it is available for offers to use in a life or death situation. >>> today the san jose city council will look into raising the local sales tax to make life easier for drivers, but not everyone is happy. >> reporter: it's sort of a mixed deal. most people say they love the idea of extending bart further into san jose. right now it stops in north san jose. you can see the progress here being made at the station with elevated tracks in the distance. this is all going to be completed by 2017. crews have been working for a couple years on this bart extension, which includes two stations, but funding is still needed to extend bart to east san jose and santa clara near the airport. officials are recommending a county wide measure to ask voters if they would consider a half percent sales tax to raise it from 8.75 to 9.25%. we asked locals about the tax. >>

joining her, the mothers of trayvon martin, sandra bland and eric gardner. later, results from the nevada republican presidential caucuses. we'll show you who won and we'll have candidate's speeches. live tonight on cspan. >>> during campaign 2016, cspan takes you on the road to the white house as we follow the candidates on cspan, cspan radio and cspan.org. >>> senator cruz held a campaign rally in las vegas yesterday where he was joined by talk show host glenn beck and nevada's attorney general. this is an hour and 45 minutes. hi, everybody. so it's nevada, not nevada. i grew up in washington state on the right side of the mountains. i know. how are you? so good to be with you this afternoon. here, please have a seat. have a seat. thank you so much for coming out. i want to ask you, i want to start with a question of why we're all here. why are you here today. help ted win. ted cruz. i'm, glenn beck's here, you're the one. we're here for the constitution of the united states of america. that's what we're here for. we're not here to hero worship. we're not

. >>> the family of eric gardner reached a $1 million settlement, garner said, i officer placed him in an apparent choke hold, the medical center dispatched paramedics according to court documents, they did not conduct an appropriate examination failed to provide garner with life save procedures. the hospital agreement is not part of the $6 million settlement the family reached with the city. >>> happening today a morris county doctor charged with assaulting a boy on valentines day is due in court. dr. samuel was skiing with his son at the mountain resort when a 12-year-old snow border, punched the boy in the mouth and hit him with a ski pull, saying he had no intention of harming the boy and sorry for quote any misunderstanding. >>> and hosting the heroin addict where they could inject themselves, opponents are against the idea. the state health department to approve a heroin clinic where medical professionals would watch as addicts shoot upstanding at the ready to intervene if someone should over dose the mayor says such clinics have worked in canada and europe to prevent them from s

glenn carr, mother of eric gardner, choked to death after being stopped for selling loose cigarettesstreet. and geneva, the, mother of sandra bland, who died in police custody in texas. they all lost children. which is almost unimaginable. have not been broken or embittered. instead they have channeled their sorrow into a strategy and their morning into a movement m ourning into a movement. by now we all know the story of flint, michigan. how the children were poisoned by toxic water because their governor wanted to save some money. there is another side to the , it isnd let -- in flint the story of a community that has been knocked down, but refused to be knocked out. [applause] it is hundreds of union plumbers coming from across the country to help install new water fixtures. it is students, raising funds for water deliveries and showing up in flint to distribute supplies. it is the united auto and general motors donating millions of dollars. we know there are many other flints out there. communities that have been left out and behind. facevery problem we anywhere in america, someo

. >>> there's been a major development in the development of eric garner's death. gardner died after being. the grand jury is in place as a result of the civil rights claim. >>> look at that delay. if you are traveling 80 eastbound from western new jersey, that's what you are going to have to deal with. we'll head to our maps. it's route 80 east at exit 37. jackknifed tractor-trailer, 7 trains also signal problems at queensboro plaza. f trains track work at lexington avenue 63rd street. >> wow. >> the subways suddenly got very busy. >> so the cold had nothing to do with it? >> the cold will have a lot to do with it. everybody goes down below when it's this cold. we had a beautiful sunrise out there. 23 degrees right now, the 7:00 temperature. temperatures down another degree. let's just file it on, shall we? feels like 10 degrees around queens. 3 below up around monticello. it's going to be this cold, even colder as we get to the weekend. 29 the high today. it'll feel like the teens. 20 on saturday and then valentine's day 19 degrees. >> time to snuggle. >> yes. >> all rig

every american has uttered the name eric gardner. so now i have to be the voice of the voiceless.ake this cannot anymore. we have to give up and do something about it. we cannot stay in our comfort zone anymore. we have to step out of the box. i never thought i would be up here. i never thought i would be an activist. i never thought that i would be in front of you making this statement. but it is what it is. today, i had to turn my sorrow into a strategy. mourning into a movement. and us mothers, we empower each other. my son's death would not be in walk, speak,ll rally, do whatever it takes until my voice is heard and until justice is served. [applause] you to why i ask all of vote. and to pick the right candidate. and i think the right candidate is secretary clinton. she is the one for us. she will stand with us, she will be with us to my and try to change policies. her becauseendorse she endorsed us first. all right. [applause] thank you. wow. see why we call her mama [indiscernible] i am the mother of sandra bland. for those of you who do not know, it has been more than a tou

. >> tonight at 11 eric has latest forecast to help you plan out your morning commute. and tomorrow pamela gardner will join chris katherine and danielle to track the storm and how it affects your commute. levan and i were saying growing up if you thought 4 to 8 inches were coming you wouldn't do the homework. >> no out the window and we said we would wake up in the morning and apparently. >> no. >> and horrible realization you look at the crawl and. >> trust me i followed that crawl a lot. >> can i make a gamble. i bet paula did her homework. >> this is cruel joke why was i being my homework but i never had that feeling. >> look we ended up in the same spot. >> yes. >> that's the teak away. >> i am here with these guys. >> see you back here for the wbz news at 11.

released this television ad that features the daughter of eric garner killed by arrest for selling cigarettes and now an activist erica gardnere is endorsing bernie sanders for president. >> behind anyone who is going to listen and speak up for us. >> reporter: hours earlier the committee of the black caucus endorsed sanders' main rival hillary clinton. the battle for support of african/american and latino voters was the focus for the democratic presidential candidates in their latest debates, at issue who is more supportive of latin americans allowed to stay after entering the united states illegally. >> i voted for reform in 2007 and sanders voted against it at that time. >> when was saw children coming from these horrendously violent areas of honduras and neighboring countries are people who are fleeing drug violence and cartel violence i thought it was a good idea to allow those children to stay in this country. that was not as i understand it the secretary's position. >> reporter: they also argued over the causes of systemic racism in the u.s. and sanders says it favors wealthy elite and clinton says they are institution