a lot more green party representatives. we will tell you what this means for the last leg of the president's term. chasing after migrant smugglers -- the aegean sea. turkey is trying to since that's twong two -- trying suspected smugglers in the death of island pretty -- of aylan kurdi last september. the state of the union address was interrupted to street -- interrupted repeatedly. thousands of protesters were met with tear gas. a minor shakeup. francois hollande spoke live on french television after he reshuffled his cabinet this thursday, just over a year before the end of his term. he made a list of his priorities for the rest of his time in office. signedollande: i have the government three credit -- assigned the government three priorities. the first is to protect the people, the second is to create the, and the third is ecology, the environment, and the tradition -- transition to new energy. added two president more ministers and five state secretaries. he also brought in three green party members, reinforcing the n

what is the green party and what does it stand for? est: the only national party that does not take corporate money. we are a party that is truly of, by, and for the people. we stand up for those things that people are really desperate for right now. it is good jobs at living wages, we ask a talk about not only the right to a living wage, but the right to a job, the right to health care, the registration, including true higher education. and itsction, medicare are calling for free public higher education. the president is an hillary clinton, sort of, but certainly bernie sanders is. we have been on that for a decade or more. furthermore, we call for counseling student debt -- canceling student debt. we bailed out the bankers, we say it's time to bail out the students. they are the victims of the wage fraud on wall street. which we saw fit to bail out. we are calling for health care is a human right for a medicare for all system which will actually save us enough money to cover everyone comprehensively. we call for a foreign policy, beli

actually, i am green party. i was registered green party back in the mid-1990's. i got in for the same reason, environmental reasons. but also, at the time, i worked with nuclear weapons as a lobby group and overseas arms sales, things like that. i just wanted to thank you for caring the mantle. nader, inr ralph hindsight, i don't know if that were done great for the same issues. -- if that worked out great for the same issues. but i did support him. it seems like david trying to fight goliath. you are right on with your motto and everything. but this is like the last talk with north carolina. people are so afraid with things. the most powerful country and all you have to do is say socialism, communism, and people just cower. in the mainstream media, it kind of goes along with it. you said third parties don't get any coverage. get the news to the people and educate people, so they are not afraid of something different? something that actually good for them. host: that is robin edgewater, maryland. dr. jill stein, presidential candidate for the green party. can you

she is minister of housing, while the green party essentially is left behind, coughing up the dust. molly: let's move onto another story getting a lot of attention. this is a historic meeting involving the leaders of two of christianity's biggest churches. flo: that is pope francis and kirill.ch the main cuban paper is saying they are going to cross paths in havana. that is an understatement. it is the first meeting between the catholic pope and patriarch of the russian orthodox church .ince 1054 that is when the christian church split into the west and east over issues of papal authority and the source of the holy spirit. the meeting will take place later this evening. it is huge news, but what is interesting, if you go to the main paper for the vatican, the official paper for the vatican, you have to turn all the way to page 8 to read about this meeting. why is this meeting happening now? a lot of papers are reporting that it is because of growing violence in the middle east against christians, particularly by the islamic state group leader it -- by the islamic state group. molly:

jill stein for the green party. e mainstream party may be looking at the others, but there seems to be a revolution here >>> brazil is facing its worst recession in decades and one of its largest public health emergencies in memory. fears over the zika virus are not stopping brazilians from taking to the streets from carnival. >> reporter: a crowd of an estimated 100,000 jumps and sings to the intoks indicating music- - oishgs ntoxicating music. it is carnival. the longest and largest street carnival in the world and nothing can stop it. not brazil's economic recession and not even an epidemic of the zika virus. >> translation: it is part of the brazilian soul. without it we would have a problem. brazil abrazil >> reporter: during carnival the entire country comes to a standstill xep for people's feet to the rhythm of zam ba. it is not just here but all over the country, rain and shine, in sickness and in health, people are trying to put aside their troubles and party for an entire week as though there were no tomorr

the green party has become a party of democracy and justice. if you had to say what our motto is, you could say is that we need a world and in america that works for all of us, and that puts people, planet and peace over profit. right now we have a profiteering economy and a set of profiteering big political parties that are getting their money from predatory banks, from fossil fuel giants, and from war profiteers. >> you mentioned the green party does not accept any corporate donations. where do you get funding? dr. stein: from everyday people. strugglingks who are to keep their heads above water. we are largely a tiny donor campaign. largely through the internet and through our website. host: we want to let our viewers know they can join in the conversation with dr. joel stein. here is how we break down the phone lines. republicans-- . if you're a third-party voter, any third-party voter, you can call us at (202) 748-8003. you can send us tweets, on ontter, @cspanwj, and facebook as well. we are speaking with dr. jill stein, she is one of the

the social movement needs a political voice in the form of the green party. >> reporter: the polls suggest many of those young people wanting change are going to bernie sanders in the democratic party. >> i don't want to be critical and i'm supportive of what he is trying to do inside the democratic party. what i disagree with is that you can have a revolution inside a counter revolutionary party. the democratic party has a kill switch which they use to seb at that stage campaigns bike bernie sanders. -- sabotage. this is how they use corporate money, but bill clinton is gathering up the super delegates to make sure hillary clinton has the majority of safety. we don't want to just have a good campaign that then gets devoured into hillary clinton's campaign and at the end of the day i don't think we want to pledge allegiance to a political party that fundamentally is committed to a war budget which is devastating us economically and morally to a war to terror, to privatizing our schools system and to continuing a state of debt. >> reporter: thank you very much. there seems to be a rebellion

he needs to show his camp that he's still in command, that he can make appointments maybe to green party members, maybe to members to the left of this party that are unhappy with his security policies, his economic policies, and so on. so it will be very interesting to know who will be appointed, how broad the reshuffle will be. we'll probably know either tomorrow or friday of the new french government will look like. >> thanks for that, marc, our french politics editor. also in france last night, the french parliament voted on a controversial constitutional amendment that would allow citizens to be stripped of their nationality if they're convicted of terrorism. that divisive article, article two, pass the by a slame margin with m.p.'s on both the right and left voting for and against the measure. we have more on the vote. reporter: m.p.'s came in and out force late tuesday to vote on a controversial constitutional amendment. it would permit french nationals to be stripped of their citizenship if convicted of terrorism. the measure, or article two, passed by just 14 votes. >> an absolut

and-- 2014 -- wirth ran for state senate with the green party. his unsuccessful run came in the middle of a lawsuit he filed against fannie mae. he lost that case in september. the company foreclosed on his home. sherrif's deputies were trying to serve the eviction notice, yesterday, thanks tarhonda. we will be following this developing story as it unfolds. you can get updates on our website at 9-news- dot-com or our 9- news app. super tuesday is next week. and donald trump has a big lead over the other republican presidential candidates. but his rivals will have another chance to challenge the front runner at a debate tonight. and it might get heated.... donald trump says civil between him and marco rubio tonight. and rubio says trump may be winning"...but he says that's only because other candidates are splitting up the majority of the electorate. we'll see whether the candidates will have this anticipated heated exchange at university of tonight. as republicans are preparing for tonight's debate, hillary clinton is trying to round up votes fro

as a green party candidate. but apparently he wasn't vetted too closely. >> . i didn't pay mortgage. >> on this you tube rant. taoeult titled colorado foreclosure resistance. he talk abouts the unfairness of banks. and the government. >> after refusing to pay his mortgage for years. he filed a lawsuit in 2013. against governor hickenlooper. in one brief he complains that the park county sheriff department had invaded his home. and stolen destroyed his remaining personal effects. including family photographs. reference books. a custom made desk. art and two vehicles. he added. police routinely murder citizens. >> . basically saying he wanted to see me dead. is what he was saying. >> . worth talked about the fort collins chess game murder. but never took responsibility for that. >> arrest in 19 the 4. described as second degree murder. with that in the police computer. would that have made a difference tonight. when you get one gig internet from centurylink and prism tv and they're both delivered on a super-fast fiber network directly to your home, it's amazing.

and in 2014, wirth ran as the green party candidate for a state senate seat in colorado, and lost. 3 more than 600 animals were seized from a farm in farmersville new york. they turkeys, chickens, sheep and dogs. animal cruelty investigators say they were living in deplorable conditions. and it is not the first time their owner has been accused of neglect. the american humane association, s-p-c-a and state troopers are now working to care for the animals. 3 members of the fundamentalist church of jesus christ of latter-day saints in utah are accused of running a mult- million dollar fraud scheme. they were arrested after a federal raid this week. one of the people charged is "lyle jeffs," the brother of polygamist sect leader "warren jeffs." the group is accused of stealing welfare money intended for poor families.. and using it to pay for a john deere loader, a new truck, and nearly 17-thousand dollars in paper products. 3 3 3 we have another early bird gets the win giveaway this morning! we are giving away a one-hour silk peel facial from "derma blue dermatology" valued at 100 doll

part of the tkpwraepb green party. including a restraining order and tkr urpbg driving drunk driving convictions. after his neighbor was shot and killed during a drunken argument over a chess match. >> . records show no one was ever convicted in that case. >> breaking right now. our news gathering partners in colorado springs. reporting tonight there is been a reported bomb threat. at the air force academy. police have blocked off the north gate. and we will continue to dig for information. on this. and bring you information. as we get it. >> faced with his own death. a deputy is using what happened to him as a teaching moment. two weeks ago, sergeant was at a stoplight. near 120. and highway 85. when he was rear ended by a drunk driver. video of the damaged vehicle. to their facebook. and you can see heavily damaged. he wroebg broke his neck. he's lucky that's all that happened during the wreck. >> i'm very fortunate. we really need people to understand the drinking and tkro eufing does have >> . still investigate the

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sheriff's deputies today was an anti-foreclosure activist who ran with the state senate with the green party. he was involved with anti- capitalists and anti-police protests. the mortgage company foreclosed on his home. he was part of the colorado foreclosure resistance coalition. they expressed views online ranting against banks and law enforcement. he was accused of killing a man over a game of chess in 1994, was acquitted. he was involved with protests against police, the government and capitalism. >>> the planned parenthood shooter was back in court today for competency hearing. any decision on whether he stands trial will not take place until next month. apparently the evaluation of he wants to represent himself. he has had several outbursts in previous court appearances. dear told the judge he would like to say something which the judge denied and the trial date has been delayed -- the next court date is delayed to march 3. >>> a crime happened in january and the victim was a 60-year- old that 68-year-old ed butler who was shot and killed. investigators say that this pictures -- that t

in 2014, wirth ran as the green party candidate for a state senate seat in colorado, and lost. 3 more than 600 animals were seized from a farm in farmersville, new york. they turkeys, chickens, sheep and dogs. animal cruelty investigators say they were living in deplorable conditions. it is not the first time their owner has been accused of neglect. the american humane association, s-p-c-a and state troopers are now working to care for the animals. 3 members of the fundamentalist church of jesus christ of latter-day saints in utah are accused of running a mult- million dollar fraud scheme. they were arrested during a federal raid this week. one of the people charged is "lyle jeffs", the brother of polygamist sect leader "warren jeffs." the group is accused of stealing welfare money intended for poor families.. and using it to pay for a john deere loader, a new truck, and nearly 17-thousand dollars in paper products. 3 3 3 3 we have another early bird gets the win giveaway this morning! we are giving away a one-hour silk peel facial from "derma blue dermatology" valued at 100 dollars.

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green parties are alleging in court that the presidential debate commission is rigged to ensure only two parties are heard. third parties hope that social media which has proved effective in bringing issues like race inequality will make a difference amid growing discontent with the republicans and democrats. >> we dont know the berlin was going to come down and it did. things do eventually change. >> reporter: for the greens it is notable because bernie sanders's platform is similar to theirs. it will ensure he is not the nominee, but even if he is it would be one man against machinery opposed to his goals >> it's like helping a friend break up with an abusive relationship. how long will you keep making excuses for a political party that is pushing you over the cliff. >> reporter: bloomberg the billionai billionaire said he wants to run. they say a break through it possible >> that is perfecto >>> brazil is facing its worst recession in decades and one of its largest public health emergencies in recent memory. even fears about the epidemic about the zika virus are not stopping brazil

the green party is among the growing voices calling for more transparency. the european commission has been accused of failing to carry out its duties. it has rejected those claims, saying that while it is responsible for emissions on cars, does not have control on enforcement. >> if there is a person still capable of the requirements or capable to achieve the new proposals, the person must be a really pathological case. reporter: volkswagen has admitted to installing software and 11 million cars to falsify emissions results. the eu wants to give itself more power to fine manufacturers and makes checks on vehicles already in the market and initiate recalls if problems are not found. javier: the migration crisis has many faces and is being analyzed by experts of all fields, including those who take a look at the money. germany is housing and feeding a million migrants who arrived last year. a new estimate says costs could reach 50 billion euros over the next couple of years. reporter: this site can accommodate up to 7000 people. it is currently the largest re

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referring to the green party. anchor: thank you for that look at the papers. for a closer look at the press review you can check out our website, france24.com. frenchhave ever failed a spelling test, there is good news on the way. the infamous circumflex may soon be a thing of the past. don't go away. ;gñ [phone dialing and ringing] >> police department. >> ye i just lled my twoaughters >> you did what? >> i just killed my two daughters. >> where are you at, sir? >> i'm at 1123creek pot drive who i am was chemically altered. >> my dad, in his ght mind, wouldn't have done anything like this. >> they told me i left a knife in one of my children. i mean... [phone static] i just freaked out and killed them. >> are you on medication?

but in all other respects we, with the help of the social democrats and even the support of the green party, we have done a lot. we have declared secure country, and we will probably do so a few more. that's just one element. we are working on getting the families of the refugees who are already here to germany. the policy is much more restricted now or will be whenever this is set into law. so there are many small steps which sum up to a change of course in merkel's policy. peter: why do 80% -- i'm often surrounded by liberal, rational, pragmatic, confident, forward looking journalists like yourselves and i know that there are rabid crowds of people out there on the streets, 80% of the germans who still believe that merkel does not have the situation under control. it doesn't fit together. constanze: we're also saying she's got a problem. but i think we all three agree, perhaps all four, that we, on the point of principle, she's right. and you can't just pull up the drawbridges and assume in an interdependent globalized world that the germans can trade with themselves and otherwise, you kn

but the green party says there's a dangerous entanglement between politicians and the nuclear lobby. >> you need to realize that the director of the agency worked for the french nuclear power company for decades. >> after a shutdown, millions of euros changed hands just so tihange could start operating again. neighbouring countries germany and the netherlands criticized the decision, saying that tihange's aging reactors are unsafe. they're now over 30 years old and cracks have appeared. but nicolas damery says folks here aren't concerned. >> i can only say that new families keep moving here. the ones here are new, and the ones over there, too. they're not worried about it. >> living in the shadow of a nuclear reactor isn't most people's dream. but in tihange they view things pragmatically. housing prices are cheap here -- a big advantage for business-minded belgians. michelle: often, when we think of refugees, we imagine displaced groups of people arriving in a new land, seeking to start a new life. but many kurdish people living in turkey consider themselves refugees in their own ho

in the middle of his court battle wirth ran for state senate in 2014 with the green party and local activists involved with occupy denver and other similar causes have with their protests against the government, capitalism and police. a video on his facebook page called for a so-called rage against police to achieve peace. late last month wirth was also cited by a clark county sheriff for driving without a license and trying to escape police. the jeffco sheriff's department confirms wirth led them on a pursuit last month, but it's unclear if those cases are the same because details were not readily available to us. >> thank you. >>> elbert county deputies say they have video of a killer, yet they're having trouble identifying him. they've been searching for this suspect since last month since ed butler was found on his ranch in agate. investigators are particularly concerned because the suspect seemed like a practiced killer who may be responsible for other deaths. >> he could be anywhere. he appears to be hispanic of nature. maybe he's from mexico. maybe went back. maybe he's an illegal pers

host: we just had someone on from the green party. she raises the point that there needs to be more choices, more voices in this political cycle, this political system. do you think the mention the donald trump -- bernie sanders, argues for another party? guest: to a degree, yes. i think what it argues for more than anything is both of the mainstream parties have been making a lot of promises and not keeping them. the bernie sanders rise, bernie sanders comes from the democratic party, donald trump comes from the republicans the train their base. often, ici more upset with the republicans in the democrats as a formally elected republican because barack obama has kept more of his promises than republicans happier barack obama, in my mind, has been what he said he was going to do and the republicans have done nothing of what they said they would do. who so pathetic to people have turned to donald trump as a means to an end to clean up the republican party and to some degree, burn it to the ground. i think he is a flawed vessel to do that

he is not someone coming from the green party. and if i were to write something is do what you have to do to stop the bleeding but let's change the frame so they could have the chance to make those dreams reality. what does that mean? since reagan or carter. with the democratic party had conceded to emphasize how do we get the wages from being flat land? with the subject to predatory lending. but with the "state of the union" with that level of equality. but on his watch child poverty has increased. for the first time there are more poor black children then pour white children. >> also on his watch now talk about that dowdy% now 17 million people now have health care. said to be pleased and happy and satisfied. with the economy with the conditions because not at all. but it is important to recognize on his watch the black unemployment rate has come down. so take that affordable care act in his stead more than any other single gesture. >> so at the height of the great black depression in so many ways 15% or 16% with the terms of un

in the middle of his court battle wirth ran for state senate in 2014 with the green party and local activists involved with occupy denver and other similar causes have tweeted that wirth was involved with their protests against the government, capitalism and police. a video on his facebook page called for a so-called rage against police to achieve peace. late last month wirth was also cited by a clark county sheriff for driving without a license and trying to escape police. the jeffco sheriff's department pursuit last month, but it's unclear if those cases are the same because details were not readily available to us. >> thank you. >>> elbert county deputies say they have video of a killer, yet they're having trouble identifying him. they've been searching for this suspect since last month since ed butler was found on his ranch in agate. investigators are particularly concerned because the suspect seemed like a practiced killer who may be responsible for other deaths. >> he could be anywhere. he appears to be hispanic of nature. maybe he's from mexico. maybe went back. maybe he's an illegal p

in the headlines this morning ikea has been accused of taxed fraud and a new report big green party in your as is the swedish furniture store shifted money from the stores run europe toro avoid taxes. ifxe it's true they could 0 billion for the beard report estimated that in 2014 a lot. mr. on $49 million in the fifth tax revenue france lost out on 269 and the uk 13 million. the bill looks like more people are going back to bookstores. the census bureau shows that book sales rose by two and half percent last year from $10.9 billion to 11.2 billion. that's the first year over year increase for that industry that since 2007. >> kanye west drops his new up and he confesses he's been dead.d the polarizing hip-hop artist released the life of pablo just before performing on saturday life please pray we overcome this iswe my true heart. it'sea not clear if kim kardashian's husband is actually and debit a year ago he did say he owned old a lot of money after o watching his clothing line. he also tweeted facebooked cofounder back marker sucker burke asking him to invest $1 billion into his idea

has owes been a large party propped up by smaller parties, whether the government also had the green partiesso got wiped out. you are generally not looking at the following election. up isy the numbers stack that the teat of largest parties should form an easy coalition. unfortunately -- their supporters had a civil war 100 years ago. it was almost the most logical it looks like they will remain the largest party. >> let's talk about something we have seen in elections around the eurozone. the rise of more radically oriented parties we have seen it create issues in spain, issues in portugal, scenario that investors have been uncomfortable with. how are they looking in the election. how could they upend the things? is one they are doing less for a party that may be a form of government. it's a form of blocking minority. to -- are theyng going to have their best result in modern irish politics? >> absolutely. are pulling 15 or 16%. >> from the perspective of investors, is anyone seriously proposing a radical economic change that would make a bond investor anxious? ,> people that are not empowe

. >> in 2014 he ran for state senate as a green party candidate and lost. he called police "a danger to us all and because i write such things cops want me dead." he had a violent history. he was acquitted of shooting and killing his fort collins neighbor in 1994 in a dispute over a chess game. >>> we'll have the latest developments of the park county >>> this morning people in virginia mourning lives lost. a two year old boy was among those killed. another man found dead. a tornado hit nearby in essex county. >> we were in the middle of the house when it came through and it just demolished everything. >> the storms have killed at least eight people. winter advisories stretch 1400 miles from texas to delaware with 50 million people in the storm's path. the same system brought tornados to southern louisiana and mississippi on tuesday where at least three people died there. >>> republicans debate in houston, texas before super tuesday. can anyone stop donald trump? the front runner said he will be ready for tonight. >> we will be prepared. >> john kasich and

coming up on today's washington journal, green party presidential candidate jill stein talks about the her campaign. and the challenges she and other third-party candidates face in the general election. later, conservative blogger erick erickson discusses threats to religious freedom. ♪ host: good saturday morning to you. it is february 27 and we are talking politics. donald trump is solidifying his status as the front runner among republican presidential candidate at the receiving an endorsement from formal rival new jersey governor chris christie. there are heated battles going on for second place. senators ted cruz and marco rubio are ramping up their attacks as they position themselves as an alternative to the billion or. we are -- alternative to the billionaire. are you a ted cruz . rubio supporters,20

san francisco green parties voted to strongly oppose this program you've heard a picketery of commentsalking about sharing why this is so bad i want to talk about the obscuring the hail mary this is supposed to have the rent-controlled protection that supervisor president london breed may or may not finalize the deal with rent control you don't protect rent control just by protecting the physical building from demolition the problem we have with this legislation and with the policy that has been running the city for decades it doesn't matter from the unit is rent-controlled unit whoever when someone is forced out or choose to leave it hits manifesting that is not that situation will not stop as long as the dynamic so allow to 90 percent market-rate and luxury housing to be built in a tiny amount of affordable housing to be built which is what 24 will do as long as that's the case so much of on atmosphere and environment of luxury and market rate housing that it is incredibly desirable to raise the rents in the rent-controlled unit through the roof as soon as you get the tenant out or t

the green party presidential candidate in 2012 and 2016. then she was on the ballot for 85% of voters, and in 2016. it may have been 95 to 100% of voters. even if a third party yav nates $0.50 of rules to get on the ballots. tv and newspapers are indifferent or hostile. the breed and the parties are alleging in court that a presidential debate commission is rigged to ensure only two parties are heard. third parties hope that social media approved effective to bring race and climate change. and it will make a difference amid discontent amid-republicans and democrats. we didn't know the berlin war why is doing to come down, and it did. we didn't know a lot happened. it did history >>> for the greens, the forthcoming election is notable. the democratic establishment will ensure that he's not the nominee. if he is, he'll be a man against a democratic party machinery opposed to his goals. >> it's like helping a friend break up an abusive relationship. how long will you keep making excuses for a political party that is pushing you over the cliff.

the 58-year-old was involved in leftist protests and in 2014 he ran for state senate with the green party. mae. he lost that case in september. now the company foreclosed on his home and deputies were serve that go eviction notice firing at them. >>> eye driver accused of leading police on a chase is facing a judge today. parker police tried stopping a mercedes for blowing through a stop sign at a school parking lot. that is when aaron cuss is accused of backing up and taking off. >>> the association for surgical techs says something needs to change after a former surgical technician at swedish medical center is accused of exposing thousands of patients to a blood borne disease. the group wants to stop this from happening again. get his hands on a powerful painkiller called fentanyl and this wasn't the first time. >> he would have lost his license as a nurse or physician's assistant and therefore not allowed to work anywhere from the united states again. however because we don't have that accountability in place for surgical techs, they can still work in the operating room. >> and a bill

eric brooks, san francisco green party, local grassroots organization, our city. supervisor peskin, very nice to see you back in that seat. and i couldn't disagree more with the previous speaker, and i couldn't agree more with the one who spoke just before him. san francisco green party last night came to full consensus on supporting carol liu senate bill 876 to decriminalize homelessness. what is happening in san francisco has gotten completely out of whack and is nut ball, and the board of supervisors needs to act immediately to decriminalize homelessness in san francisco. i was going to say absolute outrage, referring to the sweeps that just happened, but i think i have to up it and kick it up a notch. the mayor's office, the executive branch of this city has gone from being a cynical supporter of luxury housing developments, which has created this problem in the first place, and is now slid into becoming just outright evil. i mean it's outright evil to give people 72-hour notice and less than 24 hours later come in and sweep their encampments and throw their b

at one point it appears he tried to run for the legislature, too as a member of the green party, but that didn't go anywhere. from what we can see here wirth had no violent record. we found two arrests for driving under the influence. last month he was cited for driving under restraint and eluding police, but that case is still pending. obviously that case is not going anywhere now because of what happened, but that case as far as what we can tell, he has no deep contacts with relatives at least here in the colorado area. lockheed martin. he claimed he was an engineer online at one point. >> a lot of frustration and anger it sounds like with law enforcement and as christine was saying, most of the people know all the deputies involved in clark county. most of the people probably know mr. wirth as well. thank you, jeremy. >>> also today slightly warmer but windy this afternoon increase know especially across the eastern plains where a red flag warning once again is posted. danielle grant is in the weather center. once the heat rolls out the weather rolls in. >> we have a couple more d

. >> bernie sanders similar is similar to the green party. stein says the democratic establishment will ensure he is not the nominee but if he was, would be one man against the machinery. >> it's like helping a friend break up with an abusive relationship. how long will you keep making excuses for a political party that is pushing you over the cliff? >> in the last few weeks, the u.s. mainstream media has been discussing an alternative to the republicans and democrats, but it's michael bloomberg, the billion air tycoon. those wishing to challenge the establishment say a breakthrough is possible. al jazeera, new jersey. >>> plenty more still to come, including back in business, why the reopening of this border crossing i guess so important for nepal. >>> we could not even try planting seeds. it's been dryer than ever. >> disaster zones as south africa remains in the grip of a severe drought. >>> i'm at the african nations championship in rwanda. finding out if women's football can keep pace with the men's game. >> even though we're in here, we

coming up tomorrow morning green party presidential candidate will join us live in the studio. also conservative radio host erick erickson will be on to talk about his new book, you will be made to care, the war of faith, family, and your freedom to believe. beginning at 78 eastern tomorrow morning. join the discussion. >> book tv has a 48 hours of nonfiction books and other every weekend on c-span two. here are some programs to watch for this weekend. saturday at 7:30 p.m. eastern, david randall of the national association of scholars talks about some of the books incoming college freshmen are asked to read before the first in class. on sunday on sunday night at 9:00 p.m. on afterwards, former nfa and cia director gives an inside look at national security in his book, plain to the edge. american intelligence in the age of terror. he is interviewed by former cia director of the clinton administration. >> as you said, american law-enforcement has traditionally been able to look at the outset of them below. the supreme court decided that the fact of your phone call, who you calle

. >>> new at 6:00 a guy in san jose is giving a whole new meaning to the green party. today he is giving away vouchers for free weed. as kpix 5's devin fehely explains, it is all in the name of democracy. >> reporter: that giveaway will last for two more hours across the street from city hall. it's organized by a group called weed for votes. on its face is actually illegal. >> it's necessary to legalize it. >> reporter: walking a fine legal line a group spearheading he was to legalize marijuana in california handed out vouchers for free pot to supporters today. >> we are requiring people to vote or sign a petition or to register to vote. those activities will be illegal but if you want to give me your contact information i can give you whatever i'd like. >> reporter: founder of weed for votes has pledged to give away as much as 10,000 pounds of free pot to raise awareness and support for a statewide ballot initiative legalizing the recreational use of marijuana. his table just across the street from city hall no shortage of support. >> i know a lot of people that need

ralph nader is independent, decides to run as a green party candidate in a general election which messesfor the democrats. sanders and independents make the opposite choice. he runs as a democrat in a primary election pledging to poert the democrats. i think african-americans have more choice to vote their true heart if they want to. there's a way to look at sanders the way that blacks votes looked in '84 and '88. it wasn't clear that jesse jackson could win a general election but after african-americans gave heart and support to him because they liked his agenda and what he stood for. in the primary, african-americans have a choice. they shouldn't feel they have to vote -- >> but in the general -- go ahead. >> i am glad you brought up '84 and '88 when the democrats lost. >> no, but they didn't lose of jesse jackson's candidacy. >> part of why they lost because of the ugly primary. it has become a myth. they got the information because it was brought out in the primaries. i think discounting the role that ugly primary can have on ultimately the election and who's effective is the larger

i could possibly support a third party candidate from the green party the general election. i have not supported the -- since 1992.he i was here in south carolina as the southern political director marketin marching with clinton d him a back stab her. i worked with harkin and wrote those ads with adolph reed now supports bernie sanders to call bill clinton out on the execution of a young black man in arkansas. i am not supportive of neoliberal politics of bernie sanders would tell people, explain the difference between what a progressive is and what a neoliberal is, which is what hillary clinton is, someone is supports war, supports wall street, that supports privatization that a lot of things are husbanded like nafta , these are things that almost decimated the middle class and increase the wealth gap so those are things that neoliberals support. some of the things they support of the same things that neoconservative support. it is just about who is running it. but sanders also has to be against the idea of empire. if he is going to raise up the marlins are king name and ta

coming up tomorrow morning, green party presidential candidate jill stein will join us live in the studio. also conservative radio host erick erickson will be on to talk about his new book "you will be made to care: the war on faith, family and your freedom to believe." be sure to watch washington journal beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning. join the discussion. >>> c-span's campaign 2016 is taking you on the road to the white house. saturday is the south carolina democratic primary. our live coverage begins at 7:30 p.m. eastern with election results and speeches from the democratic candidates, hillary clinton and bernie sanders. also get your reaction through your phone calls and tweets. join us saturday for live coverage on c-span, c-span radio, and cspan.org. >>> book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend on c-span2. here are some of the programs to watch for this weekend. saturday at 7:30 p.m. eastern, david randall of the national association of scholars talks about some of the books incoming college freshmen are asked to read before the first

tomorrow morning, green party presidential candidate will join us live in the studio. also, conservative radio host will be there to talk about his new book, the war on faith, family and your freedom to believe. watch washington journal beginning live at 7 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. campaign 2016 is taking you on the road to the white house. saturday is the south carolina democratic primary. our live coverage begins at 7:30 p.m. eastern with election results and speeches from the democratic candidates, hillary clinton and bernie sanders, to get your reactions and phone calls. join us and bernieclinton sanders are in south carolina ahead of tomorrow's democratic primary. theirl show you both of event from earlier today, next on c-span. more road to the white house coverage with donald trump speaking to an audience at regent university in virginia. during campaign 2016 come c-span takes you on the road to the white house. as we follow the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton was in orangeburg, so

what police say happened when alexander green was gunned down in his own party five years ago. but first, we will head to meteorologist aimee wilmoth. >> temperatures were on the cool side today. highs were in the 40s and the 50s but will be about 10 to 15 degrees warmer tomorrow. we will take a look at a big warmup on the way for the rest >> thanks aimee. as we head to break, here is another winning look at the power ball numbers. >> wl wanted pane to catccrinal >>wa arolmajoringim yettevate ivtyanr green'death was ag aitnow ve yrsft kied, hano stgeows tonit'ncntry. pono, faev. rt tragicn. hegrkit kid, a wonderful young man. >> reporter: pamela green's son was hosting a party when two men wearing bandannas burst into the apartment carrying rifles. the fayetteville state university student was trying to protect others at the party when he was shot to death. >> the only thing i know is that he was shot. and he was killed. and ... no one has any answers. the party was also shot but survived. police went door to door passing out flyers hoping someone in the community had informati