from madison, wisconsin. >> scott walker is an unlikely frontrunner for the republican presidential nominationd ebb, wisconsin. >> a minister's son and a college dropout, he was a little known and little noticed milk county executive when he became wisconsin's governor in 2011. when his first budget eliminated collective bargaining rights for most public united states he earned determined enemies and a national following that has propelled him to the top tier of candidates. >> it's made him a hero nationally among republicans. it has happened him soar in the presidential run. that's help helpful. it got him into controversy quickly and contributed to that polarization which has ♪ and hasn't let go during his time in? >> the attack on unions led to daily protests and a rare raul election. >> for months demonstrators protested outside the capitol calling for walker's resignation. in the end, he won that battle and it's that stance on unions that makes him so popular with core republican voters? >> whether it was signing right to work, that's something i think shows he is not scared. political an

we have a report from madison, wisconsin on how he's managing to attract support for his presidential bid. >> scott walker is an unlikely front runner for the represent presidential nomination. >> good evening, wisconsin. >> a minister's son and college dropout, he was a little known and little noticed milwaukee county executive when he became wisconsin governor in 2011. when his first budget eliminated public bargaining rights for unions, he earned enemies and a national following at the top tier of presidential candidates. >> it's made him a hero among republicans. that's been helpful on the national stage. at the state level, it got him into controversy quickly and continued to polarization that hasn't let go during his time in office. >> there was a rare recall election. >> for months, demonstrators protested, calling for walker's resignation. he won that battle and it's that stance on unions that makes him so popular with core republican voters. >> taking on the unions whether act 10 or signing right to work shows he's not scared. >> some say his style masks a stubborn streak. >>

one of the republican party's hopefuls is scott walker, john hendon reports from madison wisconsin on how he's manage to go attract support for his presidential bid. >> reporter: scott walker is an unlikely front runner for the republican presidential knowledge nation. he was a little known and little noticed milwaukee executive when he became wisconsin's governor never 2011. and a national following that propelled him to the top tier of remember kansas datz. remember kansas datz. >> it's been helpful on the national stage at the state level it got him in to controversy very quickly. and i think contributed to this polorization which has sets in and hasn't let going during his time in office. >> the attack other unions led to daily protests and a rare recall election. for months demonstrators protested outside the capital calling for walker's regular us nation, in the end he won that battle and it's that stance on union that his make him so popular with republican voters. >> that's something that i think it shows that he's not scared. >> reporter: political allies say walker's breezy

house, one of the republican parties hopefuls is scott walker and john hendron reports from madison wisconsin is managing to attract support for his presidential bid. >> reporter: scott walker is an unlikely frontrunner for the republic presidential nomination. >> good evening, wisconsin. >> reporter: a minister's son and college drop out he was a little known and little noticed milwaukee executive when he became wisconsin's governor in 2011 and when the budget talked about bargaining rights for unions a few weeks later he made enemies and propelled him to the top of the tier of candidates. >> it made him a hero nationally among republicans and soar in the republican run and helpful on the national stage and it got him in controversy quickly and went with the pollinazation that set in and not let go since his time in office. >> reporter: led to daily protests and rare recall election. for months demonstrators protested outside the capitol calling for walker's resignation. in the end he won that battle and it's that stance on unions that makes him so popular with core republican voters. >> tak

now, madison wisconsin, is the white-hot center of -- >> rose: guess who the governor of wisconsin is, guess where paul ryan comes from? >> madison, wisconsin. it's like austin, texas. it's quite different from the rest of texas. nevertheless, it's an expression of people on the left in the democratic party who want hillary clinton to be more like them, it's an expression of economic populous, and it's interesting to note that the black vote for bernie sanders ain't happening. >> rose: there aren't any happening. i think if bernie sanders came to detroit or new york, he would be get an enormous outpouring. >> rose: but he's trying to make a case. >> he's a serious person and i think it's healthy for the democratic party to have a debate rather than a coronation. >> rose: do you feel good about the country on its birthday? >> look, i love my country. >> rose: i know you love it. do you feel good that somehow you know you look at same-sex marriage -- >> i feel good about these things. the air comes out of me a little bit. that happened on a thursday and friday. then monday and tuesday,

obama in the white house and one republican party hopeful is scott walker and john reports from madison, wisconsin is managing to attract support for his presidential bid. >> reporter: scott walker is an unlikely frontrunner for the republican presidential nomination. >> good evening, wisconsin. >> reporter: a minister's son on a college drop out he was a little known and little noticed milwaukee county executive when he became wisconsin governor in 2011. when his first budget eliminated bargaining rights a few weeks later he got enemies and a following that put him on the top tier of presidential candidates. >> made him a hero and sored in the presidential run he is launching and in the state level got him in controversy quickly and i think contributed to the polarization that set in and has not let go during his time in office. >> reporter: the attack on unions led to daily protests and a rare recall election. for months demonstrators protested outside the capitol calling for walker's resignation, in the end he won that battle and it's the stance on unions that makes him so popular with core rep

john hendren, al jazeera madison, wisconsin. >> still to come for you on al jazeera, a perfect build up for jordan spieth, an unpressprecedented golfing grand slam. >> welcome back. lee with sports. >> maryam thaich. thank you very much. another rider is out of the tour de france. 37-year-old two time winner of the jour d'italia. contazor said of his team mate i've grown closer to ivan in the past weeks and this is terrible news. british rider chris fume is leading. suffered life thread thing head injuries when his scar crashed at last october's japanese grand prix. bianchi says progress needs to be made in the first six months, it's been nine months so far and he has not woan up and no significant progress. >>> manchester united has completed the signing of two players, 39 million deal, after confirmation that world cup winner is moving in a 39 million deal. 39-year-old spent several years at munich. van percy has arrived at a enthusiastic welcome. dutch has struggled with injuries for much of last season. liverpool manager brendan rogers 20-year-old attacker becomes the most expens

. >> a full house for sanders in madison, wisconsin, though he is surging in the polls, he has a long ahead on the campaign trail. >> reporter: hillary clinton is raising big money but bernie sanders is raising the roof. >> in case you haven't noticed, a lot of people here. >> reporter: almost 10,000 people flocking to his event in the liberal strong hold of madison, wisconsin. >> tonight, we have more people at a meeting for a candidate for president of the united states than any other candidate has had in 2016. >> reporter: sanders straight talking poplism making the self-described socialist compared it hillary clinton. >> i feel closer to bernie sanders than any other candidate before. he fits to well with my philosophy and morals. >> matching the fund-raising juggernaut of clinton. mostly roundtables and smaller speeches p. enthusiasm for sanders is helping showing in states that drive the nomination process. in iowa sanders jumps from 5% support in february to 15 in may. all the way to a respectable 33% shrinking clinton's lead by 26 points. and in new hampshire, the wild-haired

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camel patrol in madison wisconsin. clouded by riders on pure bred arabian horses. simple but none the less beautiful is this wagon. six belgians draw this 1915 wagon. a wonderful display of horsemanship. >> horsewomanship? >> well, horseback riding. >> this is drawn by six midget mules. another walt disney formation is this wag fwon having been built in the 1920s. six make up the team and the tigers are awake. this is something like oscar night. the seashell wagon donated by -- may i have the envelope please? walt disney productions. built in 1907 and donated to the museum by i'm not going to tell you. >> you just guess. >> 23 feet long ten feet high and it weighs five tons. the girl in lion tablo built in 1950. it's pulled by six clydesdales. it's 11 feet long and a hefty four tons. lloyd, the lama. a favorite performer up at the circus world museum. the band wagon pulled by six. this was donated from carson perry company of chicago. you know what, with this being the first circus parade in so long, many people didn't know what to wear. two definite fashion trends

in madison, wisconsin, last night.r all the money his opponents are raising. >> in case you haven't noticed, there are a lot of people here. tonight, we have made a little bit of history. you may know when i first saw 25 candidates running for the president of the united states but tonight, we have more people at a meeting for a candidate for president of the united states than any other candidate has had in 2016. thank you. i am more than aware that my opponents will be able to outspend us. they have billionaire backers. they have superpacs. they have a lot of millionaire friends. but we are going to win this election. if we develop the grassroots national movement that i know we can, at the end of the day, they may have the money, but we have the people. and with when the people standard together, we can win. >> michael steele on the republican side, you guys have had candidates who draw huge crowds. we have seen that before. put on your objective hat. what do you think -- who is this guy? what's his role here? >> in

nearly 10,000 democrats in madison, wisconsin, screaming and shout fog their candidate, but this beatles-like not for the person you might thing. they were not chanting acquisition hillary." they were there for bernie sanders. no he's not the fab four but he says he wants a revolution. he's putting butts in the seats and money in the bank. let's bring in brianna keilar. hi supporters say feel the "bern. =. >> you get the point here. this might not be enough to beat area a la senator obama in 2008 but it tells you a lot of democratic voters want another option. hillary clinton is raising big money, but bernie sanders is raising the roof. >> in case you haven't noticed, there's a lot of people here. >> almost 10,000 people flocking to his event in the liberal stronghold of madison, wisconsin. >> tonight we have more people at a meeting for a candidate for president of the united states than any other candidate has had in 2016. >> his straight-talking pop you litch making this self-described socialist the progressive at tilt to hillary clinton. >> i feel more of a personal connection than i ever

look at this picture of bernie sanders in madison, wisconsin.a huge crowd in colorado a week ago. look at this estimated ballpark of 10,000 people in madison, wisconsin. the largest crowd so far in the campaign this cycle, we think, and when he walked out on stage, let's just say the senator was impressed. >> in case you haven't noticed, a lot of people here. so we'll look at the numbers. in our new national poll clinton, 57%. that's still great. bernie sanders at 14% up from 10%. the national poll you see momentum but there's a new quinnipiac poll out in iowa this morning. bernie sanders is now at 33%. hillary clinton at 52%. if you look at the strawtrajectory 5% in may. 33% now. are you going to have to spend money if you're hillary clinton attacking bernie sanders? >> no. this is real though. there's energy there. you know there's enormous energy in my party on the populist left. bernie sanders is tapping into that. she saw the whole pro-elizabeth warren movement beforehand so how has she not been able to get out ahead of it? because you neve

. >> i'm john hedron in madison wisconsin, where scott walker is now a serious contender for the republican nomination. >> and a prime minister indicted in in corruption. his assets have been seized. >>> after hours of tense negotiations and months of arguments in emergency summit, finally a breakthrough in the bail greece's bail out. there will be a new loan package worth $82 billion to 86 euros. the reforms include streamlining the pension system. boosting revenue especially from sales tax. liberalizing the market, and extending shop opening hours. greece will transfer 50 billion eurs into a fund to be prepared for the eventual privatization of athens. >> a deal at last. after talks that went through the night they discussed the scenario of the greece exit. >> after 70 hours of negotiations we have finally reached it. someone can say that we have an agreekment. >> but it's no laughing matter for the greeks. they will sell off 50 billions" of state assets. >> the deal is difficult but we're prevented the plan of financial asphyxiation, and and a plan that recentry started to be implemented

when we come back, we got to madison, wisconsin. governor walker makes 15. at's 15 republican presidential candidates. we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. wisconsin governor scott walker has become the 15th republican candidate to formally announce he's running for president. on monday, walker launched his campaign by touting his successful efforts to eviscerate public employee unions in his home state and later defeat a recall effort against him. he also extolled his record reducing taxes, cutting the size of the federal government, and passing voter restrictions. >> we need new, fresh leadership leadership with big, bold ideas from outside of washington . the kind of leadership that knows how to get things done like we have done here in wisconsin. besides being government -- since i've been governor, we took on the unions and we won. we lower taxes i $2 billion. we lowered taxes on individuals, employers, and property owners property taxes today are lower than

of course it was a rally in madison, wisconsin. very liberal stronghold.beral caucus goers in iowa doubling his popularity since may. this is a candidate that's kind of got no pretension. i think when you look at the comparison and the protectiveness that is around hillary clinton, look at bernie he goes out into the crowd and he is who he is. there's something about that that people like. and also he is playing to the left part of the left wing base of the democratic party. in certain places it will work. >> is he a threat to hillary? >> it's unknown if he's a long-term threat. in the short-term it's a threat in terms of the enthusiasm. at this point she was hoping to sort of be the one who is garnering the crowds. one thing that's interesting, $15 million, that came in organically. that came from people giving an average of $33.51. they can give again and again and again. that's actually more valuable than her $45 million, because it's worth more. is he a threat? we're not sure. we will see how he organizes. he is out there in iowa for the next three or

he drew nearly 10,000 people out in madison, wisconsin, drawing huge cheers for his big campaign message. >> it is about putting together a grassroots movement of millions and millions of people who stand together and make it clear that we need fundamental changes in the economics and politics of this country so the government works for all of us and not a handful of wealthy campaign contributors. >> he's pumped up no doubt about that is this a real campaign or some sort of message campaign? joining me to discuss, we have brit me cooper from salon. if you're keeping track at home looking for a moderate conservative we're going to bring abby huntsman on shortly. let's talk politics first, is this real? >> i think that he is -- personny sanders is tapping into the heart of where the democratic party is right now, certainly, i also think his events are very accessible for democrats, if he had this event in madison wisconsin, where really it's at the center of the movement he's talking about. i think the question is how this translates into votes. does he have the infrastructure beyond the g

in madison, wisconsin, people started lining up hours in advance to get in to see bernie sanders give his campaign speech. this is a regular campaign that he's doing. another day on the campaign trail for vermont senator bernie sanders. it was a very long line. many hours before it was due to start. people psyched to be there. psyched to hear him speak. the venue in madison is a huge venue. a 10,000 seat venue. bernie sanders is drawing enormous crowds who are super, super psyched to see him. really, really genuinely enthusiastic that he is in this race. nobody else is turning out numbers like he is. republican or democrat. so there's a lot going on in politics. a lot of other news going on in the world today too. but bernie sanders turning out 10,000 people in wisconsin is a bigger story than the beltway would have you think. do you feel the bern? i feel the bern. i do. angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed?

and bernie sanders is going to talk to 10,000 people in madison, wisconsin, tomorrow.ust because you watch this show, i do not presume that you are a liberal. i hear from lots of conservative who is watch the show and i know that's true. but even if you are not a liberal, and even if you just know a liberal, there is a reason why the liberal in your life is in a good mood today. >>> if you are running for president, it is usually a good thing when people compare you to previous american presidents. to be reaganesque, for example, or just like jfk, right? what you probably don't want, though, is to be mentioned in the same breath as james k. polk. nothing against president polk, who actually did have a very consequential presidency. we have him to thank for the smithsonian, the washington monument, the states of texas, new mexico, and california, james k. polk was just fine as a president. but he does hold the ominous distinction of being the only person in american history to win the presidency while also losing the state where he was born, north carolina, and the stat

but there are at least 10,000 people in madison, wisconsin, who disagree with that. >> that's right.rowd we've seen for any candidate so far and something that bernie sanders pointed out in his remarks yesterday. sanders has sort of become the vessel for the same wing of the democratic party that wanted elizabeth warren to run. so you are seeing a lot of enthusiasm. i think it's worth noting though, this event in madison, wisconsin, is a college town, a very progressive area. that's sort of the crowd that bernie sanders is reaching out to and the one where he's really getting a lot of enthusiasm. he doesn't have the coalition that hillary clinton has. and i think that as much as these headlines seem to be a little bit of a warning to hillary clinton, the person who might be hurt the most by bernie sanders' little mini surge here is martin o'malley another person who wants to position himself as an alternative to hillary clinton. right now, sanders is occupying that spot. >> absolutely. let's talk about hillary clinton right now in terms of the money because her campaign is breaking r

drew 7500 supporters for a rally in portland, main and before, a group of 10,000 showed up in madison, wisconsin theme seem to be resonating. >> the american people understand that establishment politics and establishment economics is not working for middle class. they understand that the greed of wall street and the greed of corporate america is destroying the great middle class of this country. >> as for trump, he's drawing more controversy than crowds. trump's acerbic antiimmigration stance has caused him imormts and business. but he has a fan base causing a significant problem for the party. it's hard to predict what the nomination races will tush out. that political establishment in both parties have now been put on notice that many americans are in a defiant mood. what do you make of boast the simultaneous rise of both donald trump and bernie sanders, is there something in common they have? >> i don't think there's anything they have in common politically. bernie sanders stands for pretty much the opposite of what donald trump does. they are in the good position in the polls in respect to

this was the scene last night and madison, wisconsin, and no this was not a grateful dead concert.enator sanders: tonight we have more people at a meeting for a candidate for president of the united states than any other candidate has had in 2016. thank you. john: crowds like that are causing some to say that bernie 2015 is starting to look a little like obama 2007. my question to george washington and phil mattingly is, is that legitimate? george? phil: i'm going to disagree with george. even though he was somewhat quiet. it is not. three reasons why. money, staff, strategy. $15 million raised today. nothing to sneeze at. staff -- hillary clinton has an enormous team in states across the country that are pulling out data. bernie sanders has a smaller team. strategy, tell me what he does after new hampshire. tell me how he gets delegates. that is what barack obama was able to do. al:john: those are legitimate reasons, but none of them are right. you are off in the weeds. let's get to the core issue, demographics. barack obama winning the democratic nomination in 2008 was about demo

and bernie sanders is going to talk to 10,000 people in madison, wisconsin, tomorrow.you watch this show, i do not presume that you are a liberal. i hear from lots of conservative who is watch the show and i know that's true. but even if you are not a liberal, and even if you just know a liberal, there is a reason why the liberal in your life is in a good mood today. nder more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. when you travel, we help you make all kinds of connections. connectio

some 10,000 people are expected at his madison wisconsin event tonight. it is set to be the largest event so far in the 2016 presidential race. i'll be in madison tonight right after the show to cover the event and we'll have a one on one with bernie sanders which we'll play tomorrow on this program. i got to see 0,000 people. folks this is july 1st 2015. i thought there was supposed to be political exhaustion in this country. hillary clinton and jeb bush have big names but bernie sanders and donald trump, they apparently have the voice and the attention of the people. they are captivating voters across the nation with a pull no punches campaign. at least that is the way it appears right now. joining me tonight, caroline heldman, and ron christie daily b's columnist and former special assistant to former president george w. bush. can we come to the conclusion that this whole table is set to have more fun with politics than we've had in a long time. does it get any better tan this early on? >> no it doesn't. good evening ed. i think for people like us who

. >>> bernie sanders rallied his troops in madison, wisconsin, last night. is trailing in the fund-raising race. the vermont senator has raised ruffle roughly $8 on line. he spends less on the campaign trail than hillary clinton. >>> chris christie has his first endorsement from the governor of maine. >> christie told a town hall last night the way he would conduct campaign fnsinance reform. >> take all limits off and then there should be a requirement of 24-hour disclosure of every nickel you take on the internet so you can go on to my website if this system were in place and you could see every dollar i get from every person 24 hours after i get it. >> right now the new jersey governor is polling near the bottom of the republican presidential field. >>> macy's is saying adios to donald trump. the department store chain dumped his clothing line yesterday. some companies cut ties with trump after he made controversial comments about mexican immigrants in his campaign kickoff speech last week. >>> 5:49. we are getting some sunshine. the sun is up this morning

close to 10,000 in liberal madison, wisconsin. >> in case you haven't noticed, there are a lot of people here. >> reporter: today in iowa. >> this country belongs to all of us and not just to the billionaire class. >> reporter: the 73-year-old once self-described socialist is riding a wave of enthusiasm among people who like his populist message. >> we really feel like he's the voice of everyone. >> he speaks on issues that are important to middle-class america. >> reporter: it's not altogether surprising sanders is attracting voters in new hampshire. after all, he hails from neighboring vermont and he appeals to the independent spirit here. still, he also has obstacles. for example, he's far less popular among minority voters, who were key to president obama's two victories. clinton campaign officials say they're taking sanders seriously. after all, she thought victory was in her hands in 2008 until barack obama came along. >> senator sanders' job is to rile things up to get people excited, to keep hillary clinton honest. her job is to wane a general election. >> reporter: five republic

in madison, wisconsin, almost 10,000 people. >> tonight we have made a little bit of history.ve more people at a meeting for a candidate for president of the united states than any other candidate has had. >> i've been frustrated last several years. bernie is like the lone wolf speaking for people that don't have a voice. >> huge enthusiastic crowds meets for bernie sanders wherever he takes his presidential candidate. >> we're direct parallels. >> as far as i'm concerned he's the only person that cares about the middle class. >> sand areas campaign report os 200,000 have chipped in mostly small online donations averaging $37 a piece. that's $8 million so far, not 3w5d for a self-described socialist from vermont. even democrats admit, he may not be their best shot at the white house. 2% say sanders best position to beat a republican in the 2016 general election according to a new cnn poll. >> i'm a hillary clinton fan too. >> it's early in the race. long term doubts haven't slowed sanders momentum so far. >> it will be a tough role. there were candidate eight years ago people

. >>> democratic rival bernie sanders rivals his troops tonight in madison, wisconsin. he's far behind in the fund-raising race. he raised nearly $8 million on line his smaller war chest won't be a big problem, because he spends considerably less on the campaign trail than clinton. >>> republican presidential candidate chris christie talked about money and politics tonight. in new hampshire. the new jersey governor campaigned before a crowd of supporters there, campaign finance reform has not worked in the past money is not coming out of politics. but there are better ways to handle it. all limits off, and then the requirement of 24 hour disclosure of every nickel you take on the internet so you can go on to my website if this system were in place, and you can see every dollar i get from every person 24 hours after i get it. >> christie announced he was joining the crowd of the republican field yesterday. >> macy's dumped his fashion label from their department store since his congresstroversial comments about mexican immigrants last week. he came under fire after sayin

al jazeera madison, wisconsin. >> you can keep up-to-date with all of the news on our website. there it is on your screen. the address, al jazeera. that's aljazeera.com. been ceded to the private sector. >> like all good corporations, these companies are armed with slick promotional videos. and their excellent pr machines are generating hours of airtime, >> well i think we could probably send the first person in about 12 years. >> wow >> and mostly positive news reports. >> it's going to be an incredibly exciting year. and we're very, very happy to be a part of this project. >> but there seems to be a lack of some fundamental questions. how has this all come about? and what does the future hold if corporations-who hope to generate huge profits-hold the key to the final frontier? >> in the spring of 1961 the united states is locked in this very desperate struggle with the soviet union over the cold war. and it's really a battle over the economic and political systems that are going to rule the world. >> on april 12th, 1961, the russian cosmonaut yuri gagarin broke through earth'

last night he drew a crowd of nearly 10,000 for a rally in madison, wisconsin.n the gop race, the serta mattress company is the latest to cut ties with donald trump. by some estimates trump has lost over $50 million in deals over controversial comments he made about immigrants from mexico. >>> tonight, there are no plans to close down beaches along the north carolina coastline this holiday weekend despite a recent rash of shark attacks. safety officials are scrambling to find a pattern of the attacks while some businesses say they're already noticing a drop in tourists. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more from the outer banks. >> reporter: the rescue was frantic. >> first responders respond to lifeguard beach. we have a subject that has an injury from possible shark. >> reporter: 67-year-old andrew costelo now in good condition after a shark bit him on his leg, hip and both hands. >> you could see a pretty decent size, about baseball-size gash taken out of his knee. >> reporter: it was north carolina's seventh shark attack in three weeks a record. >> i am reviewing wi

according to the scientists, at the university of wisconsin madison, weather stations around wisconsin measure that average temperatures in wisconsin increased by about 1.1 degrees fahrenheit between 1950 and 2006. during the same period, wisconsin got wetter as well as warmer. annual average precipitation in wisconsin increased by almost three inches. again, measured. as more and more carbon pollution piles up in the atmosphere researchers at the university of wisconsin madison estimate and project that by mid century wisconsin could warm by four to nine degrees fahrenheit. by the end of the century the climate in wisconsin may look more like that of present-day missouri or oklahoma. raising the prospect of dramatic shifts in the wisconsin economy and way of life. these changes, mr. president would not be kind to wisconsin's iconic badger. the upper midwest and great lakes landscape conservation cooperative lists the wisconsin badger as one of the region's species at risk from climate change. has no apparent affect on governor walker, however. there is a wisconsin initiative on climat

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he delivered a speech in madison, wisconsin, last night. filling a 10,000-seat arena to capacity. the crowd welcoming sanders' message of income equality with loud cheers. >>> and democratic front runner hillary clinton has raised a staggering $45 million since announcing her candidacy in april. the campaign spokesperson expects final numbers to show clinton raised more primary money than any candidate in history during their first quarter in the race. these been on a whirlwind schedule personally headlining nearly 60 fund-raisers in 18 states. >> the president of the united states called the most powerful person on the planet but still can't stop the rain. he got caught in a driving rainstorm, arrived in nashville and somebody helped him up. it was already open. closed on his head. the president, he's okay. he's just fine. we didn't have to put the 25th amendment into play here. he's just fine but, hey, everybody has to deal with the weather and sometimes your equipment doesn't cooperate. >> not everyone has rain. still ahead, the drought on the west coast. now starting to take e

them crowd-pleasing moves to rally the base with conservatives in a national election, john in madison, wisconsinssive manhunt in mexico, for the boss of a drug cartel and also known as el chapo escaped from a maximum jail and the second jail break for the cartel and mexico president ordered investigation into whether prison guards helped him to breakout. >> translator: i have instructed especially the interior ministry to coordinate actions which has the recapture and secondly i have also instructed the national commission of public security to carry out specific actions to reenforce in maximum security prisons and thirdly i have given instructions to the attorney general's office to carry out a federal investigation to determine if public servants from the prison were involved in the incident which allowed this criminal to escape. >>> muslim groups in india threatening to take legal action over traditional schools as they are called and the state says that children in 2000 schools are not getting a proper education and has stopped recognizing them and jamal reports reports. >>> dedication and r

. >> reporter: i am in madison wisconsin where governor scott walker is now a serious contend fore the republican presidential nomination. >> how one man's passion... >> you take a piece of chocolate and you break it and you listen. >> led to a lifelong obsession... >> i owe my life to chocolate. >> and a dark warning. >> the world will run out of chocolate by 2020. >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change.

. >> the walker family at the governor's mansion in madison, wisconsin. this is the first sitdown interview with the entire family. i'm curious, how does the family feel about this? >> i think we're ready for it. i mean we can never be ready for this, i guess, but -- we've had quite a few campaigns in the last four years. >> quite a few campaigns, because scott walker was elected governor famously fought the unions survived a recall and was then re-elected. >> i didn't just face death threats, there with protests against them. part of it as a family we've been tested, like nobody else out there. >> trial by fire for this couple. she was from a democratic family. you actually got married on ronald reagan's birthday. >> i don't know if i knew that at the time but i think he liked that fact, because he has yet to forget my anniversary. >> in fact this year he tweeted, happy anniversary to his wife then a short time later, a tweet marking the anniversary of reagan's birth. one of his first jobs at this mcdonald's. maybe he served you a cheeseburger. >> he cou

today's contestants are a chemist from madison, wisconsin...rofessor from baltimore, maryland... and our returning champion an engineering student originally from fishers, indiana... ...whose one-day cash winnings total $11,590. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. all right, thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i'm feeling a little crazy today a little like that camel in those television commercials