and then to see eric gardner... >> right. >> i mean i fell out of my seat.o 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 compl

and then to see eric gardner... >> right. >> i mean i fell out of my seat.o 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 compl

with recent flash points of trayvon martin and eric gardner, the big question, is 2014 forgotten or will drive voters to the polls in 2016? msnbc's richard lui has more. >> reporter: in the leadup to 1964, birpimingham, new york. >> bottles and bricks were sent fro rooftops. >> reporter: 94% of non-white voters giving lyndon johnson four more years. in 1992 the reginald denny beating. 55 died in the los angeles riots. voter turnout rose 5 percentage points. >> we must not let this country dip further. >> 75% of fawn white voters, choosing bill clinton for the white house. the big question today, might the same forces be at work in 2016? with recent crises including the trayvon martin shooting, ferguson falling. >> we're getting less traction is in the presidential conversation. and that's where we like to see it more intensified. >> luiz gutierrez hears about the topic. he works six days a week to get out the group. today at a puerto rican restaurant in orlando. >> i think that things happen to people are going to affect the righteous. >> black people, latinos, all of that stuff. that's

last three years and all these events started happening in the country in terms of ferguson and eric gardnerpolice brutality against black americans, we realized that the show was about today. we were not writing a period piece anymore and it was really important to keep this overlay over the whole story. it a show about the country we're loiving in now and we wanted to show people that black americans and white americans have different perspectives and live different lives and have different experiences. hopefully it starts a conversation. >> again, scott alexander, larry, it's an amazing series. thank you for coming on. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> when we come right back, another story that shocked america in the 90s. i'll talk about "confirmation," the clarence thomas confirmation hearings years ago. with one notable difference... the all-new audi a4, with available traffic jam assist. the bud light party believes in change. that's why bud light has a new look... and we want to share it with everyone... from our national parks... to our furthest shores... jackpot! to your liv

the hbo special featuring touching appearances by the mothers of michael brown and eric gardner, andusband appears on it, her daughter ivy and serena williams make cameos. everyone is parsing the lyrics of this. >> i have to go watch the entire thing on hbo and, so much to unpack in it. that dress, walking down the street with hair streaming behind her. please. >> start there. >> slay. >> all i heard in that was, um powerment, black lives matter. cheating spouse will get all the play today. >> some is, and people say it may have something to do with her father. there's a lot in all of that. who knows. >>> shall we turn back to politics as we do. >> let's. >> and back to entertainment. >> exactly. >> bernie sanders, the democratic underdog vowing to fight on. can he make a dent in hillary clinton's delegate lead in tomorrow's super tuesday contest? we are going to ask a sanders' supporter and fellow senator about his chances. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to y

[cheers and applause] hillary clinton: like the mothers of eric gardner -- eric garner and trayvon martininto a movement, and it is not easy. as she said the other day, what if everyone who faced tough odds said it is hard so i'm going to walk away? that is not the type of world that i want to live in. erica, it is not the type of world we want to live in, and we refuse to live in that. [cheers and applause] hillary clinton: so my friends that is the spirit that makes this country great. new yorkers pulled together and rebuild our city after the worst terrorist attack in our history, and how americans worked our way back from the worst economic crisis in our lifetime. we are going to break down all the barriers holding us back. the motto of this state is excelsior or, ever upward. let's win this election and all rise together. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] [alicia keys singing "new york"] >> ♪ let's hear it for new york where dreams are made of, there's nothing you can't do count on new york these lights will make you feel brand-new, the lights will inspire you let's hear it fo

gardner is standing by with these stories. a new jersey community is preparing to pay tribute to a superintendant killed during his morning run. and cop killer, ericin has to go back to court. >>> and the battle over atlantic city's finances. we have the latest. for adam joseph, cecily tynan, rick williams and the entire "action news" news team i'm monica malpass have a great night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night, there is a new plea from the mother of a drexel alum killed during a hit and run and flyers fans gain national attention for last night's bad behavior. but the big story is the tragic accident that killed a school superintendant this morning and police say the person behind the wheel was a 17-year-old students at the school. the school community in robbinsville, new jersey, is plainly in shock. dr. steven mayer was jogging with his dog this morning when he was hit by the vehicle and both he and the dog were killed. nora muchanic is live on washington boulevard where in one hour the community will be holding a vigil for mayor. >> r