sarandon had supported presidential candidate bernie sanders. sarandon said she will be voting for green party candidate jill stein on november 8th. now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam argier with plenty of sunshine across the las vegas valley, temperatures this afternoon climbed into the low 80s. skies will stay clear tonight with overnight lows dropping into the 60s. a slight will continue, blowing 5 to 15 mph around the valley. showers will continue over arizona on friday, but they will be too far east to bring us any rain. we'll see a few clouds during the afternoon over the eastern half of our viewing area, otherwise, it will be another mostly sunny and warm fall day. highs will hold in the low 80s. hover around 80 through the weekend and well into next week. a few more clouds drift across the area sunday, but we will remain dry closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly dunlap: over two thousand police officers from all across nevada support question 1. i'm one of them. i support question 1 because it will help save li

would you welcome, please, [ some whistling and hooting ] susan sarandon? yeah! [ music ] yeah! [ music ] [ >> i love that. then, i don't have to talk so long. [ laughter ] >> bunch of animals, out there. >> and they left us all alone. >> that's nice. how are ya? >> i'm great. oh-- >> yes. >> before we talk about me-- >> sure. >> you would be really popular, in summerset, new jersey, if you would let me say happy birthday to my niece, mandy, and if you would say-- >> of course. >> she just turned seven. >> where's m-- mandy? >> mandy. >> happy birthday, mandy. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> what were ya doin'-- speakin' o' bein' se-- what were you doin', when you were seven years old? where were ya, and-- >> i don't think i was ever seven! i can't even remember-- >> oh, come on, now. you're not that old. >> unless i been dri-- i-- oh. i remember, because you make your first communion, when you're seven. >> yeah. >> and that's when you get to wear a petticoat. i remember that. >> isn't that funny, how certain things-- >> yeah. that's the-the age of reason, you know. >>

susan sarandon was a full throated bernie supporter, says she cannot vote for hillary because of theruption. the fact that she is so against legalizing marijuana and that she will not support a $15 minimum wage. >> and the warmongering. hillary brought us libya almost single handedly and she will lead the charge with a no-fly zone in syria and that basically amounts to a declaration of war against russia who is there under international law having been invited by the sitting government, like it or not, russia has the sanction of international law to be there. for us to declare a no-fly zone means get ready for war with russia. both of us have 2,000 nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert. this is the most dangerous moment, according to the former president of the soviet union, mikail gorbachev who said this is the most dangerous nuclear moment. kennedy: we have to ask ourselves what happens when russia violates that no-fly zone? what would a president hillary clinton be prepared to do? now it's interesting because ron paul on msnbc and on this show talked about why libertarians would f

and susan sarandon came out and endorsed jill stein. hillary clinton is going to win this election, she's got to do it on her own. >> maria, you got to feel good when the competition brings up susan sarandon as a celebrity. the early voting shows flat to increases for the democrats. you guys are arguing that shows trump isn't the only one with a movement behind him. how so? >> first of all, let me talk to what john's great spin was. because here you have his candidate who doesn't have anybody vouching for him. and the people who said that they voted for him can't even say his name. it's like his name can't even be mentioned. he's that toxic to the republican party. and to the country in general. so, to your point, these are people -- her surrogates are people who are out there reminding people. and their supports, we talked about bernie sanders. well, bernie sanders is reminding people that the progressives have a lot at stake here. and that bernie and hillary have worked together to make this agency the most progressive platform. >> on

susan sarandon who is fighting against the project told me it's time president obama put a stop to it they are water protectors, some of them native, some of them who are not, are having a peaceful ceremony. so to wait as obama wants to do to see how it plays out, it's already played out with people being arrested and strip searched and put in dog kennels overnight naked, things that don't even seem like this could be america. because no one from the mainstream media is doing stories on it, people don't know. the missouri river which they are trying to protect, this was on their sacred land where this confrontation took place, so the police have no right even being there. >> president obama said you know what, it's time to reassess, the oil company has agreed to do that, so why isn't that enough? >> because they are at the edge of the river. they have been drilling no matter what's been said or what injunctions are there. we found out with drones yesterday they are at the river. it's not just a question of even stopping them. they are ready to go under the river. there needs to be an

how about susan sarandon?don, a very high-profile, very talented actress and shoe's no conservative. she is no republican or conservative. listen to what she says about the dnc. >> so jill stein, she is the green candidate, you're supporting her because she is the green candidate? >> i wanted to vote for somebody who in some way is concerned about the things that concern me and i, after my experience in the primary, it is very clear to me that the dnc and also, reading emails, that the dnc is gone, and we need a progressive party. so if she can get 5% the incomes time around that means we could have a really viable third party. >> what do you mean the dnc is gone? what do you mean by that? >> it is completely corrupt, in bed with -- superdelegate is a lobbiest. >> wow, susan sarandon on cnn saying dnc is corrupt and all the delegates are lobbyists. holy cow. maybe we get reince priebus's reaction to that. maybe he can enlist susan sarandon. i don't think she will sign up anytime soon. rnc chair, reince priebus

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if you just joined us-- [ cheering ] if you just joined us, bob hope is here, tonight-- susan sarandon, ricky schroder. now, maybe we can lay this thing to rest. we've talked about this, on the show. we talked about it, last night. it is that old question-- the ri a in the forest--" [ some laughter ] right? you've heard that, since you were a kid. >> yes. >> "and there's nobody there, to hear it, does it make a sound?" well, we got into a discussion, last night-- >> yes. >> i said, "well, it doesn't make a sound, in the sense of the word that you h-- you have to have the eardrums or something to--" >> right. >> "for it to vibrate against." >> i support that it does make a sound, if you're in toledo. >> all right. [ some laughter ] gentleman by the name of andy hall-- i assume he's a gentleman-- from marion street, in columbus, south carolina, seems to have this well in hand. >> alright. >> "regarding last night's and earlier discussed-- andy says it depends on whether you ask a physicist or a physiologist. explanation. [ laughter ] "sound or noise, in physics, means radiating sound wav

joining jill stein in a statement sarandon says fear of donald trump is not enough for me to supportnton with her record of corruption. i am therefore very happy to endorse jill stein. >> the actress was an outspoken bernie sanders supporter during the primaries. >> well, six days left until this election if you can believe it. besides voting for who will be the next leader of our country there will be other important issues on your ballot. here to break down the initiative is managing editor of the free beacon aaron maclaine. >> thank you for having me. >> we have talked so much about the general election. who is going to control the senate is at stake. they are trying to hold on to 24 seats. many in swing states. >> republicans knew the senate in 2016 was unforgiving. you had them with 2 dozen seats democrats only defending i think the number is 10. all the democrats need to do is pick up four and win the presidential race to give them control of the senate even with the republican win. that is a very doable at thatsing task for them. reed reid we will see what happens there. >> in

charles: susan sarandon said a few things, even kanye said he would have voted for trump. i would love to see a nation where politicians focus on we the american people without saying gender or race. >> that is exactly what all of us want, charles. i think the democrat voters and independents, their message to the democrat party is precisely what they are saying. they want to be about americans. they don't want it to be about funneling money and racist issues and gender issues. they want it to be about all americans coming together and having jobs and a successful economy, and by the way safety, national security it's a huge issue and that's why fighting isis and calling it what it is is important. those are the issues donald trump won on. charles: major averages were down a little bit. but it's been one hell of a ride since donald trump won. stick around. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's th

women say i'm empowered by hillary being the first female president, i'm voting for her, or as susan sarandonover the weekend, i don't vote based on my gender. >> for us, millennials have reflected a trend people tend to be voting against another candidate and that's true with this bloc. there are a lot of reasons why millennials are turning out to vote for hillary, but when we look at it it's to block another candidate. when we did a survey a few weeks ago we saw actually the same amount of female millennials that are going to vote for trump are looking at third party candidates, so we see a lot of frustration with who they've got in front of them and what they are going to get out of these election results. >> carly, you mentioned a lion's share of your readers support hillary clinton, but not because they are registered democrats. you think about the one issue connecting all millennials, student debt, but socially and fiscally, what other issues do they care about and how do the party lines get drawn? >> really interesting question. when we first started the efforts, we assumed the audienc

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susan sarandon came out in full support of green party nominee jill stein.re are plenty of people out there who firmly -- neil: is she moving anywhere trump gets elected? >> she would move to canada. immigration laws are very tough. they are already building the wall. they are not waiting for transition in power. neil: currency -- >> looneys and -- neil: loonies, oh, my good. politics always makes strange bedfellows, that i understand. there is a lot going on where i would like an establishment republicans who have to, they're gathering coming home to trump, i guess he likes. >> yeah. neil: there are progressives who are kind of all right, we'll stay with hillary, but, particularly hers don't seem really that jazzes by it. >> no i think you will see that in voter turnout. we'll be on top of it as you helm the election coverage on fox business network. neil: what we're on top of? >> we'll talk about some of the results from the election. neil: gotcha. good. maybe results. go ahead. >> anyhow, we will see how energized hillary's supporters really are, because

>> like a lot of 2000 ralph nader voters who felt terrible except for susan sarandon who never learneder lesson. you know, there's so much at risk i can't say i wish this on anyone, but i -- if "roe v. wade" is gone, i will really want to talk to my sisters, the 53% of white women who voted for donald trump and put their daughter's abortion rights to risk and want to talk to the black millenials who obviously were not going to see any action on what you and ari and the panel were talking about on voting rights. i mean, she tried so hard to make that case and her surrogates did and bernie sanders did a great job going after his voters, but there was -- there was a stubbornness and lack of focus on the supreme court that it always hits our voters. our voters don't care as much about the supreme court as theirs do and that's why i think april is right. you're going to see a coming back together of the tribe. the never trump people will mostly go away and he'll try to pull the republican coalition back together and hold firm on the supreme court and the notion that the democrats are going