we will also go to arizona, where we are right now, to speak of student activists at nau, northern arizona university, who were arrested this week calling for the school to divest from fossil fuel. then sunday is may day. >> there are two stories about may day that everyone should know. on this may day in particular. this may day, people all over the united states finally are thinking about what is a political revolution? and they're thinking about, what is socialism? may day can help us. amy: historian peter linebaugh on, "the incomplete, true, authentic, and wonderful history of may day." the two longtime immigrants right defender isabel garcia and one of her clients who was arrested after being assaulted at a donald trump rally. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. around 20 people were arrested in costa mesa, california, after demonstrators took to the streets to protest a donald trump rally thursday night. protesters blocked traffic, including the on-ramp to the freeway. the demonstrations involved both c

northern arizona, northwest arizona, they're getting rain. snow around the grand canyon. 40s and 50s on your temps. kelseyville, 38. 45 mill valley. novato a little bit more of a breeze so they're up there. and sebastopol in the mid-40s. oakland, a west, southwest breeze. we're not going to have calm conditions. 44 ukiah. and any kind of thunderstorm activity should be south of tahoe and truckee. this is the pattern in the four corners and the plains. and that will be a severe weather maker. we are on the warmer side. and it's going to get windy late friday to saturday. and temperatures will bump up 70s and low 80s. mostly sunny, breezy at times, and patchy low clouds. near normal temps, a little bit above as you work your way inland. it doesn't take long to jump up to the mid-70s. and other locations will be in the 60s. north and east bay hills, good to have wind advisories on saturday. and temperatures will be warm for some and cooler next week. >> steve, thank you. >>> time now is 5:21. we are learning new information about prince's death.

broadcasting from northern arizona university. >> the government won the election in january 2015, to say no to the parliament. we're not accepting any more of your toxic loans under conditions that will shrink our economy. amy: former greek finance minister yanis varoufakis joins us today as the white house calls for greece to continue to continue with crippling austerity measures. we will speak with yanis varoufakis about his new book as well as -- "and the weak suffer what they must?: europe's crisis and america's economic future." he resigned as the greek finance minister last year saying, i shall wear the creditors loathing with pride. but noam chomsky weighs in on first, bernie sanders' run for the white house. >> bernie sanders is an extremely interesting phenomenon. he has mobilized a large number of young people. these and people who are saying, look, we're not going to consent anymore. if that turns into a continuing organized, mobilized force, that could change the country. maybe not for this election, but longer-term. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy

i'm amy goodman broadcasting from northern arizona university in flagstaff. nermeen shaikh in new york. nermeen: we begin today's show with noam chomsky, the world-renowned political dissident, linguist, author and institute professor emeritus at the massachusetts institute of technology, where he's taught for more than half a century. noam chomsky has penned more than a hundred books. amy: noam chomsky spoke at the new york public library along with former greek finance minister yanis varoufakis who will join us in a moment. during the event, noam chomsky was asked about bernie sanders' run for the white house. anbernie sanders is extremely interesting phenomenon. he is a decent, honest person. that is pretty unusual in the political system. [laughter] maybe there are two of them in the world. [applause] but he is considered a radical and extremist, which is a pretty interesting characterization because he is basically a mainstream new deal democrat. his positions would not have surprised president eisenhower, who said, in fact, that anyone who does not acce

but brian locman traveled route 66 into northern arizona, to find a woman whose strength is creatingome. >> one night it was march march 12, 2014, 3:36 in the morning. i woke up with a strong voice in my head who said you need to take over distressed motels and turn them into transitional housing. really? what do i do with that. i wasn't looking to do that. that morning i got up and started making phone calls. i wrote the business plan. i found a motel, and a year later we opened up. my name is laurie barlow, and i'm the founder and executive director of a new living. i think we have a solution. we have our emergency family room. we took over the motel, the entire property, and we turned it into a transitional housing facility. >> motel 66 off route 66, you can't get it better than that. >> i know it, i know it. >> it's for homeless individuals who are working or has a fixed income, the goal is to then transition into permanent housing and stay there. the mix of residents we have here is very diverse. from veterans to single moms to married couples to younger adults in their 20s that

into northwest arizona and northern arizona. that's good. 40s and 50s on the temps. half moon bay, 45. low clouds towards san jose and santa clara valley. and 43 in menlo park. stanford, los altos. and northwest, north, this will turn northerly later on. and that northwest breeze has taken the water temps, san francisco buoy a brisk 49 degrees. that's coldest in a long time. off of santa barbara, 53. much quieter in the sierra. and also for us we have mostly sunny skies and that's something to watch. this guy across the country as it moves out of the rockies it will be another severe weather maker. and we have another system that will clip the sierra. an inside slider is what we call it. that might produce snow showers on saturday. be advised. it will be sunny and there could be wind advisories for the north and east bay hills. patchy low clouds and a little bit warmer. above average on some inland temps. it doesn't take long to jump up. 60s and 70s on the temps. and we're looking for upper 70s to near 80 tomorrow. and looks like 80s on the weekend with the one cavea

and northern arizona getting in on more activity. 40s and 50s on the temps, and a little bit of patchy fog towards the south bay. 50s, san martin, gilroy. 47 saratoga. and 45 in cupertino. a few isolated snow showers in the sierra. you can see the low churning. it will give the rockies snow and once it exits in the four corners, it will be a severe weather producer for sure. for us, temperatures start to warm up. there will be another system clipping -- it's called an inside slider -- on saturday in the sierra. the end result, it's going to get windy, especially on saturday. mostly sunny, breezy at times and patchy low clouds, and near normal temps, slightly above for inland temps and they are on the way up. it doesn't take long once you get end of april to may. it will get windy friday and saturday. and starts to cool off by monday. >> okay, looks good for the weekend. >>> the sharks have been resting since eliminating the los angeles kings from the stanley cup playoffs. they'll be back on the ice tomorrow night to face the predators. the predators beat the ducks last night in game se

. >> listen to this cast away tail. 72-year-old ann rogers got lost in a northern arizona fost didn't have any food, water or a cell phone connection. pond plants for nine days. that's how long it took for authorities to spot the distress signal out of sticks and rocks on a canyon floor. >> that air rescue police copter landed. i just sat down and balled. >> rogers was suffererring from exposure but in fair condition and treated at a nearby hospital. >>> pretty amazing. >> no signs of distress from our local major league baseball teamful the o's and the nats are cleaning up. >> especially the o's. nats only one loss. >> the washington nationals hot start continues and tonight the fireworks come from on top of your health?ay ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health at cigna dot com slash take control. highlights coming up next. >>> now, wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset brought to you

broadcasting from northern arizona university. >> the government won the election in january 2015, tosay no to the parliament. we're not accepting any more of your toxic loans under conditions that will shrink our economy. amy: former greek finance minister yanis varoufakis joins

ann rodgers was on her way to visit her grandchildren last month in northern arizona when she got lostoad in the wilderness of the white mountains. her hybrid car ran out of gas and battery power. and not long after that, her phone was dead too. for nine days, including her birthday she was lost! she kept herself and her dog alive by eating from pond and eating plants. finally, she found a message in the sand and rescue crews found her. >> i just sat down and bawled. tiffany, the female officer who came to me immediately out of that helicopter, grabbed me and held me while i cried. >> she was actually in pretty okay shape but air-lifted to a near hospital to be checked out. that is a grandma that is ready for anything! >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," actress gwyneth paltrow. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." (two text tones) now? (text tone) excuse me. (phone tone) again? be right back. always running to the bathroom because your bladder is calling the shots? (text tone) you may have oab. enough of this. we're going to the doctor. take cha

grant and also several other books including on the fire when ready chronicles the fire crew in northern arizona. professor of social science at harvard and co-director of the justice m. party project. please help me to welcome tingling. [applause] >> so now you can have a nice chair. >> it is so special to be here it is an honor of his good to see people i love in the audience thanks for taking time editors super busy schedule. there are two chairs right here. they are for you to do it. clear already making a difference. [laughter] this book is based on the in depth with fieldwork. when i was living in two neighborhoods in the city spending time with people getting evicted from their homes i was into a trailer park and they lived there five months then i went to their traditional african-american for neighborhood and there brimming house a rented room and live there about 10 months. i indebted myself and the lives of the extremely hard situation went to eviction court a whit to funerals with them. and tried to sink as deeply as i could. with this housing and poverty i also spent time with landl

it's moving in to northern arizona.e of the rain is moving back in a little bit near san diego. 50s for most. bounces off a lot of the 40s. there still might be a few holding on. 53, cupertino. low clouds over the ocean. ocean temps have taken a plunge if you will. could still be cloud cover over the sierra. it's sliding southward toward southern sierra. mostly sunny. breezy at times. patchy low clouds. near normal temps by the coast and bay. inland temps will warm up in to the 70s. looks like the trend will continue here. 77, brentwood. temperatures toward the santa clara valley, kept those down a teeny bit. that wind will really crank up saturday north and east bay hills. >>> time is 8:19. elon musk and spacex says the moon isn't enough. he wants to go to mars. spacex plans to send a dragon space craft to mars by 2016. he calls it red dragon. says the voyage will take six months. the ultimate goal, colonize mars in the next 10 years. right now the company's other space craft is delivering supplies but the company says

and swinging into northern arizona. 40s on the temperatures for many, and a few 30s. calistoga at 41, bodega bay 45, petaluma also 45. the northwest breeze at 25, 30 in truckee, 39 in reno. a few snow showers yesterday, and they may pick up a little bit later today with that piece of energy rotating through. this is north and east of us, but keeping this breeze in place. mostly sunny, breezy to windy at times, and another system dropping in with off and on rain returning on wednesday, and the weekend should warm up. the next few days will be pretty cold in the morning, breezy to windy, mostly sunny, 60s for most. napa in santa rosa could benefit from that northerly breeze, so with penciled in some low 70s, but everyone else in the 60s. tomorrow morning cold but sunny, and clouding up on wednesday and out of your by friday and looking good for the weekend. >> this morning is cold. >> idiots, a few 30s. >> i forgot my jacket. back in coming to work i realized. i knew it was cool, but not that cool.>>> it is 5:18 am. >>> a major development in the race for the white hous

it is october, northern arizona university in flagstaff. 1:30 in the morning.n a fight. jones grabs a gun from his car, kills one and wounds another before giving up the firearm when police arrive. he claims self-defense. others call it murder. colin brough with a blood-alcohol level four times the legal limit is killed. three additional victims all had bac levels over legal limit. two also tested positive for pot. so when arrested jones, who had neither alcohol nor marijuana, in his system, did appear to have been hit in the face. he claims he feared for his life. prosecutors say his use of deadly force was unjustified. judge dan clayton, excuse me, dan slayton set bail at two million dollars but yesterday, said jones did not pose a danger to the public. so under the terms of his release, jones can have no access to alcohol or firearms. he must give up his passport and wear an ankle bracelet, be monitored 24/7, be home by 6:00 p.m. his trial more than a year away, eric. that also likely played into the judge's decision to allow him to go home rather than spend

heavy snow from northern idaho and montana falling as far south as arizona and new mexico and you can expect wet roads from the dakotas into south texas and across the southeast. >>> if you're flying today denver has the exclusive on delays. >>> after nearly half a century leader charles manson may go review. >> a review board recommended parole for leslie van houten convicted in the gruesome 1969 murder of a los angeles couple. this was the 20th time van houghton has appeared before the parole board. former ap reporter linda deutch has covered the murders from the start. >> no one will ever really forgive those crimes. there is a point at which you say, well, she has expressed remorse after and over again. she has tried to change herself in every way possible. >> well, the final decision now rests in the hands of california governor jerry brown. >>> families of victims of the sandy hook shooting rampage may have won a victory. a connecticut judge ruled the proceeding can go on. >>> the chase of a runaway chimp electrified a live tv audience in japan and even sparked a take a look. ch

northern california. redding reported some up in the sierra nevada. low down into arizona moving offer. a weak system here is enhancing some of that fog. it will chew it up a little bit. running cooler on some of the temperatures. still plenty of 50s. mostly cloudy morning and partly sunny afternoon. our next system is moving in the picture. it will arrive late wednesday into thursday. today most cloudy. a few high clouds. overall today should be better than yesterday. which was a tough one to get any sun. lots of clouds. some sun mild. if you can get the sun to peek out you might get 70. 4:01 on a tuesday. you had a busy monday. let's hope things are quieter. >> let's hope. i didn't understand all the happiness for tuesday. claudine is always very happy. >> better than the alternative. >> i guess so. >> we are happy she is here. >> good morning everybody. let's go out and take a look at the commute now. we have a lot to be happy for. there is not a lot of traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is looking good into san francisco. 880 northbound and southbound the traffic is movin

arizona. mid- 40s and a few low 50s. 47degrees. probably much quieter in the sierra. most of the activity is diving southward along with the system. we're on the drier side on the northern edge of it and there goes the system. it will be another severe weather maker. these are big time systems for the end of april. mostly sunny, breezy at times, patchy clouds and a little bit warmer. more 70s on the temps. >> it is quiet for now. good morning, steve and everyone. if

health departments of pennsylvania and arizona as well as the centers for medicare and medicaid services, fda and s.e.c. as well as the u.s. attorney's office in the northernict of california. now, the company does say that the department of health for arizona and pennsylvania as well as the fda investigations have been, quote, successfully closed out. and as you mentioned, elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos, talking with nbc's maria shriver this week, specifically about the deficiency cited in cms's investigations of one of its labs. take a listen to what she said. >> it's not enough to just fix the issues that they identified. to us and to me we have to overhaul our whole system, right? and so that means reorganizing our whole company. that means rebuilding literally from scratch the entire newark laboratory. my job is to make sure it never, ever happens again. and not only it never happens again, that i put systems in place and people in place that ensure that we're best in class. >> and you were best in class? >> in the newark laboratory we were not best in class. >> "the wall street journal" also reporting walgreens, theranos partner as well as

arizona by tomorrow morning. there's a didn't one moving in -- different one moving in, only give us a one day chance of rainfall wednesday night into thursday morning, the majority of the rainfall in northern california. we will see light to moderate rain overnight into thursday morning. after that if you wonder where the heat is, it comes back friday. we'll see some 80s over the weekend. it will be very nice saturday or sand. mornings will be cool and mostly cloudy, foggy along the coast. vallejo 63, san francisco and san jose low to mid-60s. partly sunny skies wednesday, mid. thursday and friday some rain. here comes the heat, 80s near the bay and close to 70 on the coast. last weekend that just ended cold, wet, cloudy. next weekend the payback sunny and gorgeous. it's monday, got to think about the weekend. >> absolutely. why not? >>> speaking of gorgeous, it hill be the hottest particular in town, how much it will -- it will be the hottest ticket in town, how much it will cost to watch the warriors make history. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, from making history. and die-hard dubs fans are willing to pay a hefty pric be a >>> warriors are just one game away from making history. >> die hard doves