speaking at the latino coalition at the us chamber of commerce.of this the new jersey supreme court ruling. just have to make pension payments. i couldn't help but notice a tweet. the group on facebook defines itself as a group supporting chris christie for president. while others kick the can is putting forward bold solutions born of experience there there is a video that looks a lot like a commercial present. >> the steps that i outlined will save over a trillion dollars and not cause great painter damage. some people say you're crazy. maybe i am. we have to solve these problems. >> i was disappointed in the video. it was a little dull. the governor is speaking about entitlement reform not the most exciting out there. one that does need to be addressed but what appeared to be an advertisement excerpts of the governor speaking. people nodding her head. i'm assuming at an event in new hampshire and a standing at the end. bill: bombastic aggressive personality that made him a favorite to elections in a row really didn't come through in this video i

a coalition of latino groups petitioned nbc to fire trumps after a recent speech in which he called mexicans drug dealers, criminals and rapists. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> our sense is you weren't really sweating out the 3- degree guarantee today. >> not too bad. you sort of got that sense? >> yeah. >> you're right. we did not hit it on the button, though. we went for a high of 85. it was 84, 12 in a row. we're going 88 for tomorrow. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, not as cool as it was last but a very pleasant evening, 75 downtown, dew points still in the low 60s and we did tweet this out. you can see jupiter and venus very close together in the northwest sky still visible. the clouds are obscuring it from time to time. there's showers already approaching cumberland and romney. i did throw an isolated shower in the forecast tomorrow especially north and west of town, 99% of us with a dry morning commute. a nice start temperature-wise, 60s and 70s. tracking a cold front late in the da

. >> reporter: a coalition of latino groups had petitioned nbc to fire trump for what they called his disgusting views about immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists and some i assume are good people. >> reporter: those comments were a striking contrast to his fellow republican candidate, jeb bush. >> [speaking spanish] >> who breaks into spanish every chance he gets. he even answered us in spanish. translation: >> i think i have a proven record of getting people who aren't necessarily traditional republicans to support me. >> reporter: democrats are just as determined to keep hispanics in their plant. hillary clinton featured immigrants in her campaign announcement video and mentions them frequently on the campaign trail. >>ly stand up against any attempt to expose dreamers to deportation. >> reporter: arizona state lawmaker macario saldate. >> demographically we are a number to be dealt with, which we weren't before. now the numbers are there. >> reporter: the numbers are growing inch 2012, mitt romney won among whites but lost three-quarters of

. >> the coalition coalition of latino groups, petitioned nbc to fire trump for what they call disgust. discusting views about immigrant. will continue the at penn tis without him. >>> 5:36. in business news this morning more workers could be getting over time pay if the president has his way. >> also the country of greece could go where no country has gone before. money watch's jill wagner joins us now from the new york stock exchange, she has those stories anamorphous good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, err cape. greece's bailout deal expires today. the country does not have money to repay nearly $2 billion. this weekend greece will vote on whether to except strict osterity, like more pension cuts in exchange for additional bailout money. but if they vote no, greece could be forced to drop the euro as its currency, that's something that has never happened before. the uncertainty sent stocks on wall street to their biggest losses of the year yesterday. the dow plunged 350-point the nasdaq fell 122-point. >> president obama want to dramatically increase the number of workers

latino population is more alarming. with the mission antedisplacement coalition many of the coalitions today are active and the displacement is adding on to the displacement of latinos and others from the 90's. i also call this a ethnic clensing because we know that in the past decades the african american population has been pushed out with unchecked out migration that left with the lowest number of african americans in the sate. we see the same clensing with latinos and chicanos and have to learn from those mistakes. i think that supervisor campos and mission coalition moratorium is strategic and seeking to accomplish a tangible and necessary goal. the purchase of 13 parcels and think hillary roanen showed the analysis on which the city developing housing for middle and low income people. athank you for harvey roads and the budget annist. if each of the 13 sites are developed to the maximum as supervisor campos missioned, we wid yield 850 afford nl units. we need to do more, but that is a improve over what supervisor wean is proposing. i think now is the time that the mission coalition is acting with allies from other ne

coalition. our program is dedicated to supporting empowering and organizing latino mono lingual spanish speaking individuals in the tenderloin neighborhood and we do so through community education work shops, events, leadership development programs, case management and other service connections. in a neighborhood that by aconservative census data is estimated to be 25 percent latino, the fact we are on the program in the neighborhood solly dedicating to organizing and supporting this population is no small thing. if i-i may be bias but believe we do a really good job and do with 2 staff and a small group of committed and passionate community leaders. this year we are asking for 65 thousand dollars so we won't have to cut one of those 2 staff positions and to increase the leadership development program and our impact in the community. i ask you essentially to support a program that works. a program thatome power individuals and connects a community. i hope that we can count on your support. thank you >> thank you next speaker >> [speaking spanish] >> thank you. >> hello good morning my name is [i

her challenge is going to be the coalition of descendant democrats call it, young people latinos, african-americanoters. they came out for obama in overwhelming numbers. the question for hillary clinton is whether or not she can approach that kind of enthusiasm and excitement. those voters are with her. they support her. they like her. is that enough to make them show up? i think you're seeing that in the way that she's been rolling out these two policy speeches she's done so far. criminal justice, voting rights in particular. >> voting rights which was -- it's obvious what she was doing with that. >> right. and that puts republicans potentially in an uncomfortable position. the more she can force republicans to go on the record -- >> about voting rights. >> on voting rights for example, the more she can turn around and say once we hit the general election you know these people are not out. >> they're trying to disenfranchise -- >> she called them out by name too. the governors in the race by name for -- >> naming and shaming. >> exactly. >> the fundamental problem you can't get away from, people

she keeps the obama coalition together and keeps it together here, and out performs the president a little here, and she is running below the president's numbers for latinosical to ask the question, was she in south carolina courting the nonwhite voters. the cynics might say she knows the numbers and is trying to move them up. >> she knows the numbers. everything she has done so far is something that touches importantly to the coalition. started with nevada, and she knows she has to energize particularly the nonwhite voters. it's going to be a very difficult exercise. the margins are the question here. that's something she has to do. of course she believes in all these things, and she has been talking about this for a long time and that's what she is up to. the surprising thing to me is in '07-'08, her adviser at the time was so worried about upsetting the white voters they were walking the line, and that argument is over and they are doubling down on the obama coalition. >> she has the obama team helping her out on the strategy. let's look at the politics behind the policy or policy behind the paulics, and she says it should be much easier for people to

she's clearly trying to reorganize the obama coalition and to do that she has to get at least similar turnout levels among african-americans and latinoswould say it's still problematic in this regard that her last campaign suffered because it didn't have an overamping theme. it policies toward specific constituencies and sometimes you can pay soÑi much attentionoçó the polls and pick out this issueÑi to get that person and this issue to get thatxd úe)m=91ñ and you lose anÑi overamping theme. since she's dropping in the polls significantly now she needs a big overamping theme to open a narrative and counting the things dragging her down and microtargetting in what seems a cynical way is not necessarily the way to get there. >> woodruff: i want to get to tropical storm but what about the voting rights hilary is talking about? >> i think she's right on the issue. we talk about american exceptionalism, our founding fathers limited the right to vote to white male property owners. in the next 176 years expanded to include free black slaves male then eventually to women, and eventually to african-americans, and 18-year-olds, and expanded dem

be able to mobilize latinos and young voters. >> i want to listen to a moment i thought was interested. when it comes to the bio piece, but also this question of building a coalition, and i think there is a particular vulnerability in the obama coalition in part in the critiques you guys have leveled against the obama administration for its failure to live up to some of those particular demands. let's take a listen to hillary clinton talking about babysitting for farm workers as a kid. >> as a young girl i signed up at my methodist church to baby sit the children of mexican farm workers while their parents worked in the fields on the weekends. and later, as a law student, i advocated for congress to require better working and living conditions for farm workers whose children deserved better opportunities. >> as bad as the operatives may have been on putting the right people behind her, those sets of sentences are almost perfect. name checking the church saying that i worked for the farm workers rather than them for me and then as an adult, i also had this role. that right there was almost perfect rhetoric. i'm wondering if it also feels like an authentic question

latinos is a big part but he is very proud of this father, george h.w. bush, the 41st 41st president of the united states, who put together a huge coalition for the first walkemembering george w. george h.w. bush approval rate 90% on foreign policy in 1991. so there will be less emphasis on george w. bush. jeb bush did struggle with questions, knowing what you know now, would you have done thing differently in iraq, and it took him four days to before he would say, yes would do things differently. now comes the head-to-head combat against the republican candidates. the g.o.p. loves to spend their time talking about hillary but the fact is they're running against each other and in jeb's case because of over name d. it's a double-edged sword. anybody knows how to hit him bus of the history and that begins tomorrow, even for folks like marco rubio we point out jeb bush has not been in office since 2005. a little rusty. rubio and others suggest perhaps a lot rusty and it's time for change, new generation, new ideas, new approaches. jeb bush will argue in florida he was able to work with democrats and that washington is broken. they all need to be replaced by, f

coalition together? she must involve herself, if you look at the polls among the voters of favorable impressions are 68% presidents is 71%. you see that positive views among latinos. she has 58%, the president 55%. she has a little edge there. but when you go to african-americans, she's at 80% favorable, he's at 90%. she is going to have to figure out how to not only do well in these areas but bring them out. the other problem she has is leading progressives senator elizabeth warren and new york city mayor bill de blasio and others have not endorsed her yet. and how does she get them on board board, when and how important will they be to turning out that progressive base. so it's a big kickoff tomorrow but there are big questions loom. join joining me are victoria desoto franco and clarence page. how important it is for clinton to energize the obama coalition? >> well you just touched the on it there, reverend. she does have the support of a majority of blacks hispanics, the obama coalition, if you will, but she doesn't have intensity in that support. she's got to bring those voters out and vote or else their votes don't count. that means she's got to get them ex