jesse jackson is coming this gandys is prime minister and gerald ford. where else in the world would you be so lucky as to have those people speak within one month? and then on friends, tonight i studied with a spaniard, a filipino, and a frenchman. it sounds like the beginning of a joke. [laughter] the yanks are incredible. loud, happy, friendly, buzzing with energy. they ask questions continuously. many needlessly. [laughter] participation is graded. i am forced to do the same, when in rome put your hand up. money, i purchased a calculator today for $100. $200, my finances are writing a storm. letter, that was good practice for the financial crisis i would confront 25 years later. i was always short of money. i borrowed a student loan. 24% student loan. along came volcker. [laughter] [applause] finally, international house was highly instrumental in pointing me toward a career in banking. i have been lucky to be assigned to a trustee. each trustee match to one student. mine is shelby davis, a legendary wall street banker. was a tremendous support of i

jesse jackson still hasn't lived down from that slur.kakis after a shocking defeat in michigan against jesse jackson bounced back and koifted through but the ultimate battle was back in 1992. bill clinton. he came to this state absolutely battered by scandal, bthe jennifer flowers affair, vietnam gulf. he looked like a sure loser. national democrats looked like they were going to throw him overboard. they seemed like they had it in for him. there was talk that cuomo would jump in the presidential race if clinton lost. the governor's even-handedness arouses some suspicion. even hillary rodham clinton found herself on the defensive. he gave an infamous answer that gave rise to the term "clintonian." >> when i was in england i experimented with marijuana a time or two and didn't like it. didn't inhale and never tried it again. >> jerry brown a then california governor waging a gorilla campaign. he called clinton a humpty dumpty. >> half the people don't believe his integrity and honesty and if he gets the nomination, it's all other. it's ge

jesse jackson is another one. that to me is not being a champion for ending discrimination, that is a champion for making money. host: you say it is something the democratic party is trading off of. guest: it is trading off that. you see the narrative playing out on the democratic side. we have hillary clinton and bernie sanders, which are the democrat front-runners. -- only one fine for the only ones buying for the democratic nomination. they are pandering to black lives matter. we saw last year when bernie sanders is that an event, he didn't give what black people felt was an appropriate lipservice to black lives matter and he was heckled off the stage. what is that? i want to hear about candidates policies to make all lives better. so right now, there is a race going on a democrat side with the candidates to get so-called black endorsements. it is fast and furious, their meeting with al sharpton. i don't know about you john, but i'm a black woman. i speak for myself. you was a white man don't have white people

in the book i look at people like jesse jackson.ne the way it is and in the book-- and people are surprised by this-- i put bill bratton. because of his tactics, the surveillance, the stop and frisk. >> trevor: what's fascinating to me is you are not arguing for or against these people. they shaped the country. >> correct. >> trevor: not positive or negative. you're saying they shaped it in this way. >> a lot of people are saying they're liberals, libertarians. barry goldwater was talking about gay rights. he was a proponent of gay rice rooits. the idea is, people, much like a sculptor gets in the clay and shapes something thp. these are the people who shaped america as we live in it right now. >> trevor: applying this to the campaign, do you see donald trump shaping america? >> absolutely. let me tell you something, better or worse you said, right-- better or worse, you take the immigration issue. >> trevor: yes. >> that's the one that he has used to vault into the prominence he has. >> trevor: you say vault over the wall. >> well,

former presidential nominee george mcgovern and the reverend jesse jackson. the debate is best remembered for walter mondale's question on the death of gary hart's policy proposals. he asked, where's the beef? a slogan from a popular wendy's tv commercial. vice president mondale finished the primary season with the lead in delegates but he did not secure the nomination over senator hart until the democratic convention in july. he then lost the general election in a landslide to incumbent ronald reagan, with the president winning 49 out of 50 states. >> good afternoon. welcome to the league's second presidential debate of 1984. as we've done in previous presidential election years, the league of women voters is sponsoring a series of primary and general election debates so that you, the voter, can make side by side comparisons of the candidates and their views. john chancellor is our moderator for today's debate. john? thank you. back in new hampshire, there were eight of you. now there are only five. you survivors look pretty chipper to me. and since then, fo

do we have a sense -- i'm remembering back to when jesse jackson ran in 1988, he won a bunch of states, could not win the nomination, there was a famous cover of "time" magazine what does jessie want. do we have a sense if sanders falls short in this thing but comes in there with winning 20 states, winning 1,800 delegates what does he want to do with that? >> i've asked him that question directly a number of times, he gets quite irritated when you put that question to him because it includes the assumption that he's not going to win the nomination. we've heard a little bit of discussion about what those might be, whether it's planks in the platform, whether it's changing the super delegate structure of how nominees are selected however that's evolved because suddenly his advisors are talking about using super delegates to help him win the nomination. there's been back and forth there. i think campaign finance reform is something that's really central to bernie sanders, i think you can simply listen to his stump speech to get a sense of what the issues are that he thinks are going to be

here at bryn mawr and lebanon for a decade and robert woodward's chair has seen famous faces like jesse jacksonrles backly and nina simone. >> difficult her eyebrows and hair. >> reporter: his most famous head was michael jackson. >> is that his. >> that is my cut. >> reporter: woody didn't just cut the hair on their head, he listened to what is inside as well. >> i can get you relaxed enough, you will spill beans thaw normally wouldn't do. >> reporter: he discovered his client fears and feelings on violence, politics, race and even their looks. >> when michael got in my chair, again he talked about his skin, and he talk about how big his nose was. >> reporter: wood-y realized he was needed outside the shop so he launched barber shoptalk human family day, for 15 years he brought in doctors, performers, he has even created a character called melatonin man to highlight human similarities. >> let me introduce myself, my name is melatonin man. >> reporter: on sunday he will host 16th annual human family day here at union baptist church. >> if we understand how valuable human life is we won't have a

opportunity that we do not have available to all americans. >> has your potential vice president, jesse jackson, told you he regrets his involvement with louis farrakhan? mr. brown: his comments he said about new york city that he said yesterday. >> i'm talking about in the past. mr. brown: he does not have an alliance as far as i know. i totally reject mr. farrakhan and anything like that and i honestly believe if my campaign offers the opportunity to make the shift to domestic revitalization that in its absence will not occur and the erosion will continue. i do not see anything in clinton or bush that acknowledges the depth of despair. that is what people have to get through their head. the hatred and the animosity building up amongst people who see no way out is threatening the foundation. we have the money, we have the genius that we can not create a welfare state but create an opportunity through jobs through , investment here and recognizing the threat is not a russian missile but the social disintegration that comes from despair and lack of income and jobs. >> if i could just get back to

. >>> the reverend jesse jackson in the bay area and had a busy day and started his day in oakland launching his program to encourage tech companies to create a more diverse force and now headed to hewlett-packard for a news conference about sport tech to 2020. jesse gary is in palo alto outside hp headquarters. ways this sports tech thing all about? >> reporter: it is a paying to introduce athletes and people that like sports to the technology that surround the sports leagues. baseball and soccer and lacrosse, et cetera. let's take a look at the video. we met up with reverend jackson. he specifically wants to tap into the ability of athletes to promote sports related apps and technology devices. the reverend believes it will create economic avenues for the players and people that may not have physical prowess but intellectual skills. >> we have a deficit. we have been looked at too long as not a viable option. >>> reverend jackson is championing something called faith tech 2020 with a goal of putting tech labs in one thousand churches and they could help kids in under served areas to learn

where race became a single factor unencumbered by a lot of cultural encrustations that apply to jesse jackson, for example. >> right. so looking ahead as we contemplate a situation in which we're likely to have the democratic nominee, likely but not certain to have the democratic nominee be hillary clinton and we therefore have the prospect of the first female president. have these years, these historic years with obama in the white house taught us anything about how she is likely to be regarded in the course of making history if she were to win? is she going to be held to a similarly weird standard? will there be judgments of her on the basis of her gender in the same way that there have been judgments of him on the basis of his race or has she transcended that in all the years that she's been in public office? >> well i think to a large extent she has, but it's kind of the picture is made a little blurry and fuzzy by the fact that she wouldn't be just the first female president, but she would be the first spouse president. >> indeed. >> she would be the first time a spouse of a president ha

jesse jackson calling him a transformer. and he was.of fame wrote when it inducted him 14 years ago, he rewrote the rule book, forming a synthesis of black funk and white rock that was a blueprint for cutting edge music in the '80. making dance music that rocked and rolled music, that had a bristling, funky backbone. fro the beginning prince and his music war androgynous. his representatives say he has been suffering from the flu for a while, and just two weeks ago during this tour, prince canceled a few shows because of illness. and then louisiana friday morning, as he was flying to a concert in georgia, his private plane made an emergency landing in moline, illinois, where he was rushed to the hospital. and yet the very next night, during a concert being held at his paisley park compound outside of minneapolis, prince made a surprise appearance, to quiet the speculation about his illness. he told his fans to wait a while before they wasted anymore prayers. over the years, prince talked openly about his childhood battle with epilepsy,

when jesse jackson runs in 84 he got no support. it's only when it becomes a movement and phenomenon that you black leader saying maybe we should delay. when brock obama ran he didn't have the black establishment on the side. the black establishment was with hillary clinton. until he won and i will prove that he could win in a very white state. the black vote is pragmatic. it's going to look to the candidate who can win because their real resources at stake for black community. >> black people want to win. someone might be appealing to some people but not others but just because you're black and say in a -- in order to get on the ballot in order to win enough votes to be compelling to force people to be taken seriously. we know that there's obstacles that prevent the possibility of those people, at the same time, some of the narrow perspectives that have been articulated by even interesting black people means that pragmatic is one, winning is another. black folk are tired of symbolic runs. that's why. that's why even with the great

reverend jesse jackson was killed with dr. king when he was killed.on the phone. >> good to be with you. a day of sadness and jubilation. jubilation of his life and social transformation of the south and pain of his being killed at such a young age. martha: if you look at picture we have up on the screen a moment ago of you standing on that balcony take us back to that moment. >> well the day before that picture was, i think april the 2nd. we were just coming in from atlanta. the plane had been held up because there was a threat of a bomb on the plane. he may have mentioned that in his speech and he just gotten in from the airport and we chose the lorraine motel. i think that may be the picture of jose williams and reverend abernathy, dr. king and i on the balcony. we met with ministers reverend ralph jobs son, bishop ford and other ministers that day. the next day dr. king said he really did not want to speak that night. he was not feeling well. he had a migraine headache. he had so much stuff and -- under such violent attacks and asked me to go spea

there are always concessions, in jesse jackson demanded that primary become more proportional.andidates have wanted to be considered to be vice president. the people who do very well, they earned it. i think it is fair to say. they have earned the run to use the leverage they have, they have a lot of supporters, who well following their campaigns and want them to continue. even if they are not going to be the nominee. >> he is talking about his -- he is not saying, i demand for being considered for vip. medicare for all. these are the issues he campaigned on. there were obvious discussions back and forth, about what the campaign needed. it was a different set of circumstances, there was a strong consensus among party leadership on obama's behalf. there wasn't a question as to -- questions for example, that clinton campaign, it was important to hear to have her name enter ed in. it would underscore that party was divided. she stopped it it came on the floor of the convention, dramatically, moved for the acclamation. it is not easy, there i is, yet roll call went forward. he did

you'd have like jesse jackson and al sharpton chaining themselves to the studio doors.nkly probably needs a little help. >> well, she's got a book coming of out so i can hardly wait for that. >> doocy, remember the three dog night, the child is white, the child is black. she's got to have a theme song. she has to produce the identity, we're bending gender and race and politic, anything we have a not bending today? there's no definitive anything. anything goes. so why not? >> three dog night. >> first person who's quoted that on the channel this year. laura, go do your radio show. editor in chief of lifezette. >> good to see you. >>> up next, a fox news alert. the cdc sounding the alarm on the zika virus. >>> everything we look at with this virus seems to be a bit scarier than we initially thought. >> one major city is really at risk. we're live on the ground, next. >>> plus, you know him, you love him for "field of dreams." so guess what we did? we built a curvy couch and kevin costner is coming to live on it. >> what? >> coming here. >> we build it, he will come. there

taking california is like jesse jackson taking it in california. >> if hillary loses california she goes into the convention with a blown tire. she is still going in but with a blown tire. >> no. if she loses new york, she goes in with a blown tire. >> but she beat president obama because she organized and concentrated on california, but she can't do that now. she has to las cruces at new york. >> bernie sanders had 18,000 people seeing what he has to say about in equality and money. he wanted to attack all aspects of wall street and he got really good numbers. she has to worry about home states. >> and to be clear though, even if she would lose it, it wouldn't be great, but 475 delegates, she could still get a huge chunk of those even coming in second place so not necessarily going to murder her campaign. >> this is turning into a state- by-state gauntlet. >> she was a walk-through because the media made her a walk-through. she was never really a walk- through. this is a person like jerry brown, she lost the big operation on a previous occasion and that always represents a blown tire. >

and the reverend jesse jackson is here in the bay area. and he'll be here on mornings on 2. this is from an event in san francisco. you can see reverend jackson. later this morning, he'll visit monterra middle school and will take part in the push tech organization. and he'll join me at 8:00 this morning. be sure to be here to see it. >>> governor jerry brown's oakland hills home is now on the market. the three bed room, four bath home features views of san francisco and the golden gate bridge. the price tag, $2.6 million. he bought the home in 2007 for $2.7 million. during the housing slump the value slipped to an estimated $1.8 million. so it's recovered a bit. the governor and his wife now live in the restored governor's mansion in sacramento. >>> redemption for the san jose sharks. they are one game away from moving on in the playoffs after converting on the power plays. >>> changes are coming to u.s. currency. when can you expect new bills featuring harriet tubman? >>> we're looking at a decent morning commute. we have the one trouble spot and the rest of the morning co

jesse jackson is coming to our house this week as is the prime minister and former president gerald ford. where else in the world would you be so lucky as to have both people speak? of friends. a tonight i studied with a filipino and frenchman. >> it sounds like the beginning of a joke. [laughter] the yanks are incredible and the loud and happy and friendly and buzzing with energy. there are questions continuously and many of them needlessly. [laughter] as participation is graded by a forced to do the same adopt a simple rule when in rome put to your hand up. falsely money. i purchased the dash hewlett-packard calculate - - calculator for $100. [applause] in now my finances are writing a storm. by the way, that was good practice for the financial crisis 25 years later. [laughter] i was always short of money. i borrowed on the student loan at 24% then along came paul volcker. [laughter] [applause] finally on korea. international house was highly instrumental to point me to a career. i was lucky to be assigned to a program each matched to one student mine was a legendary wall street banker

. >> reverend jesse jackson wrote shocked and heartbroken to hear the news of the death of prince.for his family and thank god for his legacy. >> on our wusa 9 facebook page vote for your favorite prince song. at last check purple rain was in the lead with 3 a -- 35% of the vote. log on and tell us what you think. >>> there is this tonight. breaking news in the search for that missing fairfax county firefighter. wusa 9's andrea mccarran reports seeing with flashing lights rushing to the area where nicole mittendorff's car was found on saturday. sources tell her there may be developments in the search. some background, nicole called out six last wednesday, hasn't been seen since. a massive search is underway for her. andrea is working on the report and we hope to have it for you a little bit later. >>> now to a final farewell for the 15-year-old stabbed to death at the deanwood metro. family and friends gathered to remember john evans in congress heights. he was stabbed in the neck inside the deanwood metro station earlier this month. delia goncalves spoke to his mother after the se

as reverend jesse jackson used to say, a rising tide rises all boats, and he is right, but there is seemingly no imptous in the white house to create growth and create that tide that lifts all boats. >> well, first, you have to have a boat. why are you surprised that obama has created chaos? he was a community disorganizer. his whole focus in life, he told you, looked in the eye, and said i will fundamentally change america. he was determined -- >> you didn't say that until after he was elected, clarence. not until after. >> how can you be surprised? >> i didn't say i was surprised, my friend, but i said what he said, and the fact it was counter intuitive he would not reach to one group or another to one seat of people and say, you know what, we're not red or blue states, but the united states. that's what he said in 2004 and what everybody bought into. >> we're broke states. we're broke states. we have a broken economy. a broken health care system. a broken border, broken promises, obama is a dismal failure in our nation. all he does is bring people against each other. it's white against bla

an economy that is intractably facing barriers to historic growth levels. 3 and 4%, as reverend jesse jackson tide, let's all boats. it is seemingly no impetus in the white house to create growth and to drive that tide that would lift all boats. >> you first have to have a boat. why are you surprised that obama has created chaos? he was a community disorganizer. his own focus in life, he told you, he looked you in the eye and said i will fundamentally change america. he was determined to take it. lou: he didn't say that until he was elected. >> absolutely. how can you be surprised what he's doing. lou: i didn't say i was surprised, my friend. i'm just saying what he said, and the fact that it was counterintuitive he would not reach to one group or another to one set of people and say we're not red states, we're not blue states, we're the united states. that's what everybody bought into. >> we're broke states, we're broke states. we have a broken economy, a broken health care system, a broken border. we have nothing but broken promises. obama is a dismal failure in our nation. all he does is b

. >>> civil rights leader jesse jackson is in the bay area today.erend jackson joined us live on "mornings on 2" today and told dave clark he wants to enyou colonel bay area tech companies to hire locally. jackson said there has been prog ses with bay area corporate boards becoming more diverse, in part because of pressure from groups like his. he gave us a sneak peek at what he is going to tell students later today at oakland's montera middle school. >> you will be talking to young men in particular? >> don't self-destruct. do your best. you can beat odds. we are odds busting dream makers. >> tomorrow he will give the keynote address at the push tech 2020 summit in san francisco. he will talk with went preneurs and tech innovators. >> president obama is sitting down with gulf leaders in saudi arabia. >> the group is discussing issues such as iran, isis, and the deadly conflict in syria. >> reporter: president obama wrapping up his visit to the middle east meeting with leaders from six arab nations on various conflicts in the nation. the talks first

read the list of names hamlin very lewis gates, bell cy hooks, coates, holder congressman lewis jesse jackson toni morrison, that's only a que partial list that i brainstormed for a couple minutes. h the reason i'm reading the list is to ask you a question how come they're not here. [applause]. as a person when ranged and invited all the authors, good>> question they once said, as an author of nine novels and a memoir, i've just written an be article which hasn't been published yet. it says how exhausted i am, how totally exhausted i am the every every time i have to go from the bottom to try to prove myself up that i'm a writer and i'm going to write the best book, the publishing industry is totally white. i mean on every aspect of it. the publisher, the editor, the o agent the marketing person the distributor. i go very often to big literary organizations and see all of these people from the publishing industry and you can count on one hand the people of color. now if these are the gatekeepers of books, just right here, i've been here for two days just going around, i can see the isults. ho

to the jesse jackson wing of the 1970s democratic party. done with you, we're moving to the center.ot saying that the republicans are going to move to the center. but if trump wins the nomination and loses 45 or more states, then the republican party will have an opportunity to deal with it. after the romney 12 20 12 loss, the rnc put out what was referred to as an autopsy. they didn't follow any of it. they're doing pretty much the opposite. and whether or not that's causing what you're fearing, remains to be seen. >>itis a panic freak. >> that's what the never trump people are worried about. that's precisely what they're concerned about. >> i don't think i'm necessarily right. i think i could be this completely wrong. but i don't know. >> like you're paranoid about robots. >> 60% increase in over 2012 voting on the republican side. >> a lot of them didn't vote for trump. >> but in states well -- lots to discuss. thank you. >> silver lining. >> trying to cling to it. >> now that i've come to the set and depressed everybody. >> you could end up -- he could win the popular vote and h

is applauding, and jesse jackson look down at o.j. simpson in this crowd and said this is not about you, mr. simpson. this is about johnnie cochran. and to me, that was the only saving grace that, you know, it is all about the lapd and relations with african-americans, and you get this rich dude from brentwood who gave up the black community and murdered these two people and got away with it. >> okay, let's go to the verdict. how they portrayed it last night. here is the verdict. >> superior court of california county of los angeles in the matter of people of the state of california versus or and thal james simpson's number a. 097211. we, the jury, in the above entitled action, find the defendant, or and thal james simpson not guilty. of the crime of murder violation of penal code -- >> they even included the stum thal actually happened. >> yes. >> play the actual verdicts, and i want everybody to look at robert kardashian's face, when they announced the verdict. here it is. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defenda

. >> jesse jackson is here in the bay area as part of his push to increase diversity in silicone valley. we hope you were watching on "mornings on 2". that's when ktvu's own dave clark sat down with reverend jackson on "mornings on 2". he said he wants to encourage bay area tech companies to hire locally instead of bringing in foreign workers. he said there has been progress with bay area corporate boards becoming more diverse in part because of pressure from groups like his. he gave us a sneak peek about what he is going to talk with students about. >> talking to young men in particular about becoming a champion? >> making choices. sent self-destruct. do your best. you can beat odds. we are odds busting dream makers. we must believe that. >> tomorrow reverend jackson will give the keynote address at the push tech 2020 summit in san francisco. >>> harriet tubman famous for running the underground railroad to free slaves will soon be the new face of the $20 bill. the u.s. treasury has selected tubman to grace the front of the $20. president andrew jackson will be moved to the back of the

bernie sanders also acknowledging reverend jesse jackson.nd endorsed when he ran for president twice in the 1980s. he's talking about voting rights and voter registration. he called out republican governors who he said wanted to take the country back to jim crow days by preventing people from voting. pretty strong words there from bernie sanders. >> bernie sanders speaking before this convention today. hillary clinton spoke before this group yesterday. let's bring in donna brazil to talk about the significance of this and the timing of this, of course. so donna, bernie sanders making his pitch. hitting on his points, trying to make in roads with african-american voters. he's struggled with this to this point. hillary clinton making her pitch yesterday. this is important and this is important before the new york primary. >> right. there's no question that the african-american vote is very important to not just the democratic party, but it's important to winning the white house in the fall. bernie sanders has a very good relationship with afri

on the democratic side, you got the super delegates meant to keep jesse jackson out and you see there's this problem in both parties. and i'm in favor, as i think ben and you are, of getting the process so people go and they vote within a reasonable time, the votes counted. bang, you get it and that's it. none of these kind of a certain amount of inside earls, you know, vote and then represent the state. people want a state and be inclusive doing it that way. >> all right. scott brown, good to have you. >> good to see you. >> a big backer of one donald trump. if you're a big backer of wall street going up, you are very happy today. oil prices were soaring. in fact, the highs of 2016. that sounds weird, i don't think this lasts tlonger. that is, this response to higher oil prices because now we're getting to a point of gas goes comfortably over $2 a gallon and maybe more so. let's see the run-up on joy over oil prices moving up. i don't know how long that lasts. all right. you have heard from paul ryan, the speaker, saying it is unspeakable to think that he can be wooed to run for presid

>> i'm a great believer in jesse jackson, keep hope alive but it's getting hard somewhere harder to keepope alive. the note of reality is, this is basically clinton territory. she's got a big momentum coming out of new york, these are 4 out of 5 closed primaries. she's won every closed primary, bernie has not won one yet. she's got the party establishment in every one of those states. so, i think realistically bernie would do well if he wins rhode island and comes close or upsets mayor nutter in pennsylvania. i think it's the most you can expect. >> donna, what are you looking for in pennsylvania and other four states. >> gloria mentioned the process of the republican side. they have a loophole primary, pick delegates and there's a presidential beauty contest. so good luck with that. also by cd. i love the republicans because their rules make you want to go back to grade school. what i'm looking for, we're in a final stretch. i'm hoping that we're in the final stretch. we have six weeks, 13 contests left on the democratic side. big delegate haul. last big haul until we get to california

the reverend jesse jackson twreeted, shocked and heartbroken to hear the news of death of prince.news, many marin county, wayne friedman tweeted this. how firefighters hope to save more people from getting swept away. also the city of san jose making big plans around california's upcoming high-speed rail line. we're live at the deer adone cal tran station where we could see new offices, homes and stores. david? >> reporter: that's right. the state's high-speed rail authority met in san jose today giving a stage for city planners to show off what they plan to do with these 250 acres in nine years' time. they expect it to be a real showplace. opposition having high-speed rail in their neighborhood is slowly giving way to more conciliatory comments. a group of central valley elected officials stood in line to show their appreciation to the rail authority board for keeping the project on track. a revised budget plan is expected to be approved next week for submission to sacramento lawmakers. the laceout plan is to start passenger service in 2025. what they're calling valley to valley

jesse jackson tweeted in a he would play for his family and thanks god for his legacy.or more on prince and his impact on the music world, head to the nbc washington app. >>> today a community will hold a prayer vigil for the victims of the deadly violence at the deanwood metro station. john evans iii was stabbed to death at the station on april 11 pth and davonte washington was shot and killed a few weeks before that. both were 15 years old. people are meeting at the antioch baptist church on 50th street in northeast tonight and then walking to the station. >>> another vigil today, this one for a transgender woman who was killed at the red roof inn in rockville this past weekend. groups including the trans united fund, kasa ruby and the baltimore transgender alliance are holding a venlg i wiigil to. they're meeting at the montgomery county council headquarters at 6:00 p.m. >>> the boyfriend whom police say left his girlfriend's toddler in a hot car is now facing charges in the baby's death. arlington county police say daequan fields left the 2-year-old in a hot car for

the fact that obama can become rich in america, the fact that jesse jackson could become rich in americare are challenges, there are challenges -- >> to everyone, including you. trish: sure, let me ask you quickly, because we have 30 seconds left. at iowa state university, the students are told they need to really think about the white privilege that they've had, and appreciate it. are you saying there's no such thing, clarence? >> no such thing as white privilege? are you kidding me! in st. louis where i lived, the richest black man in america makes $6 billion a year. he started off eight years ago with a $1500 loan while he worked at federal express. trish: i want to ask you back. i got to take a quick break. thank you, sir. >> you got to do it. [dad] i wear a dozen different hats doing small gigs,side gigs...gig gigs. quickbooks self-employed helps me get ready for tax time. to separate expenses,i just swipe. it's one hat i don't mind wearing. [passenger] i work for me. and so does quickbooks. it estimates my taxes,so i know how much stays in my pocket. and that's how i own it. [annou

movement would continue after the election -- did not happen with the nader campaigns or with the jesse jackson campaigns, but i think this one i think the candidate is very committed to that. he said it very many times. i think definitely something will come out of this because it is a huge shift. it is a big political shift in the base of the democratic party among independents. break through these media barriers before. that is really what has happened. now that they have, they're not going to go away. amy: now we're going to go to break and come back to this discussion. we're also going to talk about what took place in new york most of you know, when the vast majority of people do not vote in primaries, then in particular when you people purged from the polls, it has an enormous impact. we're talking to mark weisbrot with the center for economic policy research, as well as virginia fields , national black leadership commission on aids. we will be back with them in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: "tubthumping" chumbawamba. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'

people like jesse jackson leading the fight to strengthen the anti-drug laws because so many people in city murdered, being killed, exploited as bill clinton said. >> some of the protesters actually this, with bill clinton actually trying to lash out at the protesters, the clintons upset with black people holding them accountable for the things they did. hillary's saying super predators and other derogatory things like that. people are being held accountable finally for their -- >> why am i in the position to defend hillary clinton. there is a double standard, if a conservative said it, think'd be excoriated. hillary got a pass until recently and somebody brought it up at a town hall. the reality is, there are super pred -american community. clintons had a pass with african-americans for years and years, i mean, two election cycles. >> why should -- is what bill things he did and as well as what hillary did. and he was trying to deflect from the actual issue. >> do you think it was true, larry? >> why are we pretending there's not a crime problem in the inner city? come on. number one

the reason they did it with democrats, superdelegates so-called, to keep jesse jackson out. bernie, i recommend he stays in, similar to what happened with hillary clinton and barack. those super delegates will peel off if she continues to lose or fear or threat of an indictment. i think he should stay in. if you look what is happening with the republicans, that 40-b rule basically says you have to win eight states in order to be considered beyond the ballot, any ballot. that will stay in effect. they may change other rules, that will stay in effect. bernie, hillary, ted or trump. and we have a choice on the republican party. give up cabinet secretaries, ambassadors, judicial positions, opportunity for deciding vote comes vice president and changes nature of senate bill or rule? come on. let's get together to figure it out. deirdre: we haven't even talked about the seats in congress that will be up for election as well. >> right. deirdre: senator, great to have you here. thank you. >> great, deirdre, thank you. deirdre: senator scott brown with me there. cia director john bre