we want to take you back out live to selma, alabama. march is expected to get under way any minute now. this is the edmund pettus bridge. this is where that 54-mile march from selma to montgomery 54 years ago ended with many of the peaceful demonstrators being beaten and assaulted, knocked to the ground. on the ground right now is rebecca buck. rebecca, tell us more about what's happening around you. if you don't mind, a brief history lesson here as to what happened there, 54 years ago, on this bridge as hundreds of people gathered to protest. >> well, it was here on the edmund pettus bridge in 1965, 54 years ago this weekend, that john lewis and other civil rights fighters walked across the edmund pettus bridge, trying to march to the capital in montgomery but were stopped by alabama troopers who beat them bloody on this bridge. that started a pivot point in the civil rights movement toward the voting rights act, and that today is what we are commemorating here on this bridge. and fittingly, just a few minutes ago, protesters at the sta

visit ncicap.org] a reminder, senator cory booker is running behind in selma, alabama. our live coverage begins as soon as the event begins. here >> we want to welcome for the very first time, hannah trudeau. she covers politics for the national journal. >> thank you for having me. >> bernie sanders officially in this race. there are 11 more expected to enter. to the his path to get democratic nomination? guest: his path is reclaiming that progressive base that he ginned up support of an 2016 and expanding that. the party has moved in this direction since the 2016 election. he is looking to capitalize on the support that he has and also expand his support and maybe people who did not follow the election as closely know that he is the true progressive candidate. he is the one who has held these views for as long as he has been in public office. host: the difference, he was the only candidate challenging hillary clinton. progressives,ther calmly harris, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, she said she gets results. circles he square that with his bid to run for the white hou

sanders holding rallies in brooklyn yesterday, then selma, alabama, this morning.ll be in chicago. his supporters are hearing something new. they're hearing about his parents, his childhood, where he came from, and who he is. cnn's ryan nobles with more. >> reporter: for bernie sanders, there are many aspects to his 2020 campaign that are different. the most obvious change, a new human touch. >> i know where i came from. >> reporter: but what remains is the devotion to the issues he cares about. >> a government which works for all of us, not just the 1%. >> reporter: a devotion now inspired by his upbringing and on full display at his boyhood home in brooklyn. >> my mother's dream was that sh some day our family would move out of that rent-controlled apartment to a home of our own. that dream was never fulfilled. >> reporter: sanders will continue that personal pitch in chicago, where he graduated college and cut his teeth in political activism. but this morning the remnants of the 2016 campaign were on full display. sanders and his former opponent hillary clinton

heather: over the weekend there was this ceremony to mark in selma, alabama, bloody sunday, hillary clintonhere, she said that america is in full-pledge crisis, listen. >> fundamental rights, civic virtue, freedom of the press, rule of law, truth, facts and reason are under assault. we are living through a full pledged crisis in our democracy. >> people on social media are responding. she can save us all and then another commenter says the crisis is how bias democrat tried to derail a dually elected president, pushback on that remark as well. heather: let's switch to something fun or bizarre i should say, throwing cheese at babies. carley: can't wait. i don't know how this whole thing started but, yes, it is a massive trend that is sweeping social media, parents across the country are partaking in what is being called a cheese challenge that has them throwing cheese at their babies see -- face to see if it would stick. heather: i don't know. carley: the parents are monsters. the best part of the challenge is all the cheesy puns that come in full force. heather: i feel bad for them, i just d

(justine) hundreds of people marched across the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama today for the anniversary of "bloody sunday." it was a weekend of remembrance. as democratic candidates gathered today to remember a somber day in american civil rights history. this weekend marks the 54th anniversay of 'bloody sunday'... when peaceful demonstrators rallying for equal rights were brutally beaten. reporter david daniel shows us how several presidental hopefuls joined the events. a somber look back.and a focus on the future.bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate: "how sad it is that 54 years later we are still fighting for the right to vote."several democratic presidential candidates joined community leaders to commemorate the civil rights marches in selma, alabama. including the assault on marchers on the edmund pettus bridge known as "bloody sunday."54 years ago--peaceful demonstrators were beaten by state troopers as they rallied in support for voting rights. candidates praising the progress that's been made... but acknowledging there's still work left to be done. hillary clint

bloody sunday commemorative service at the ifwn chapel african american global methodist church in selma, alabama. this week marks 54 years since peaceful demonstrators were beaten by alabama state troopers as they attempted to cross the edmund pettus bridge. [applause] clinton: this is the day that the lord has made. let us rejoice and be glad in it. and then, let's get to work. here withrilled to be my friend and your congresswoman and thank her for the work she is doing, the leadership she is toviding, and the imperative once again have a voting rights act that protects and defends the right of every single american to vote. herep, thank you for being and presiding over this. reverend strong, you have been a wonderful host. thank you so much for opening more --re -- once [no audio] and everyone associated. especially at this moment that is fraught with peril for our country. and reverend green, windows bones -- when those bones get up and when that spirit is breathed into them and they start climbing out of the valley, the first place they go is to register to vote! [applause] hillary clinton:

. >> re begin in selma, alabama, thousands are expected to together for the final day of the selma jubileea live picture here of the edmund pettus bridge. >> if you're unfamiliar with it, the brutal assault on civil rights marchers in 1965. we are expecting hillary clinton and cory booker and bernie sanders to be among those attending the jubilee today. rebecca, good morning. >> the sun is just rising on the anniversary of this historic day in selma. we are expecting a new page of history to be written with the presidential candidates coming here to selma today. you mentioned hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be those, among those here. former rivals. both will speak this morning at a unity breakfast in down and later today, senator cory booker will give historic remarks where the civil rights activists assembled behind me the edmund pettus bridge. i'd like to highlight that, first of all, senator bernie sanders is fresh off of his official campaign announcement yesterday in brooklyn, new york, sending a very strong message by coming straight to selma, alabama, that he will be fighti

thoroughfare near the route of new orleans largest mardi gras parades. >>> democratic candidates were in selma, alabamaay to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the bloody sunday march. charles watson with more on today's demonstrations. >> reporter: several democratic presidential candidates, marking the anniversary of the historic selma march, gathering at the seminal civi hopefuls sh respect to the movement. civil rights leaders clashed with alabama state troopers while attempting to cross the edmund pettis bridge, a moment that galvanized support for the voting rights act later that year. following in the footsteps of black civil rights leaders as thousands crossed the bridge in selma, alabama sunday. the commemoration comes amid a democratic primary that focuses on issues of race. senator brown put the spotlight on that issue. >> the president talks about being a populist but real populism is never racist. >> reporter: senator booker says it's time to recommit to the fight for justice in america. >> we are at a point in our country, where we see a moral vandalism. >> reporter: the backof selma hig

every year democrats fly down to selma, alabama to posture about racism and civil rights and ignore theat the city of selma is collapsing. it was once a major industrial center. the factories have closed and the population fell by a 3rd since 1960. 40% of the people in selma live in poverty. it's the ninth poorest small city in the entire united states. a 2018 report found it to be one of the most dangerous places in the country and the most dangerous in the state of alabama. selma is a city full of real problems. the kind that democrats used to care about. they have moved on. if the city's unemployment rate is high, they have been replaced by foreign workers. hillary clinton doesn't come up with solutions but tells them her own problems. >> i was the first person who ran for president without the protection of the voting rights act and it makes a big differen difference. it doesn't just make a difference in alabama. it made a difference in wisconsin where 80,000 people were turned away from the polls because of the color of their skin, because of their age, because of whatever excuse c

(jrs) a weekend of a weekend of remembrance-- as democratic candidates gathered in selma, alabama onr a somber day in american civil rights history. this weekend marks the 54 anniversary of "bloody sunday"-- when peaceful demonstrators rallying for equal voting rights were brutally beaten. (justine) david daniel shows us how several presidential hopefuls joined the remambrance events. a somber look back.and a focus on the future.bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate: "how sad it is that 54 years later we are still fighting for the right to vote."several democratic presidential candidates joined community leaders to commemorate the civil rights marches in selma, alabama. including the assault on marchers on the edmund pettus bridge known as "bloody sunday."54 years ago--peaceful demonstrators were beaten by state troopers as they rallied in support for voting rights. candidates praising the progress that's been made... but acknowledging there's still work left to be done. hillary clinton/former presidential candidate: "starting right now here in selma, once again, to redouble our

ally vitali live for us in selma, alabama this afternoon. thank you very much.he 2020 contenders make their case to voters, some brand new nbc poll numbers show the president faces an uphill battle to re-election. only 423410 voters said they'd send president trump back to office. but that number isn't exactly a slam dunk for democrats either. a majority of the people surveyed are confident about the economy, which has often worked in favor of an incumbent president. with me now is matt macowia. >>> a republican strategy exist president of potomac strategy group. and alisha mills, a fellow at hafrkd's institute of politics. great to have both of you with us. let me start with this new nbc poll number we have showing president trump's approval rating at 46%. that's three points higher than it was a few months ago. should democrats be worried that trump's numbers aren't lower given everything that has happened to this presidency so far? >> yeah, i think that's right. that's the right way to look at it because if you look at the nbc/"wall street journal" poll, 46%

presidential candidate and senator cory booker will speak in selma, alabama on the anniversary of the clash between civil rights demonstrators and police in 1965, known as bloody sunday. what's on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> this weekend, booktv will be 11th annual tucson festival of books, from the grounds of the university of arizona. starting today at noon eastern, featuring republican strategist rick wilson with his book "everything trump touches dies." been journalist shane bauer with his book "american prison: a reporter's undercover journey into punishment." been a 50-year fight to exonerate an innocent man, "indianapolis" by lynn vincent. on sunday, our live coverage continues starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern with journalist dave cullen and his book "parkland: the book of a movement," and author karen piper with her book "a girl's got into missiles: growing up in a secret desert." watch the tucson festival of books on booktv on c-span2. on wednesday, the supreme court heard an oral argument in the case about the status of a world war i memorial

the rain really was firing up in montgomery, alabama, just before the commemoration of the march on selmamber of tornado warnings you see there in purple making their way east of alabama. most of the violent weather was from tuskegee towards macon. these are the tornado reports. columbus and just to the west of columbus, georgia, that we've had these tornados between 2:30 and 4:30. we're going to continue to find these warnings and i think make their way across south carolina into northern florida and then the big news would be the snow moving into the area which is already creating whiteout conditions. >> sounding like it could be a long night for a lot of people. tom, thank you for your latest information. >>> i want to bring in cnn's allison kosik. >> hi, ana. investors are hoping for a word of more progress on a u.s.-china trade deal. last week trade representative robert lighthizer indicated both sides are getting closer. >> we are making real progress. if we can complete this effort and again i say if, and can reach a satisfactory solution to the important issue of enforceability, a

you're watching news today. >> civil rights leaders, activists and presidential hopefuls went to selma, alabama, this weekend, to re-create the historic 1965 march across the man pettis bridge. this later became known as bloody sunday. on that day, the state troopers beat the demonstrators as they tried to cross the bridge. this led to the voting rights act later that year. esllary clinton, j jackson, and cory booker were among those attending march. >>> fans and family ofr a for contestant on "the voice" are reacting to her death over the weekend. you may remember her when you hear her voice. listen to this. ♪ i was made f you >> freeman was on team miley cyrus on 2013. sheed satel pneumonia and a blood clot that traveled to her heart. tshe voice," and miley cyr have issued statemourning the singer. freeman was just 33 years old. >> sad news. > there's one more set of champions in the district this morning. sid well kid weiesidwell frnds through in their basketball game. >> say this. zzer-beater. >> look at that. a three-point shot with three seconds to go. sid we sidwell tweeted this picture.

hundreds of ( darya ) ( darya ) hundreds of people marched across the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabamaniversary of "bloody sunday." several democratic presidential candidates were in attendance to remember a somber day in american civil rights history. david daniel was there. a somber look back.and a focus on the future.bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate: "how sad it is that 54 years later we are still fighting for the right to vote."several democratic presidential candidates joined community leaders to commemorate the civil rights marches in selma, alabama. including the assault on marchers on the edmund pettus bridge known as "bloody sunday."54 years ago--peaceful demonstrators were beaten by state troopers as they rallied in support for voting rights. candidates praising the progress that's been made... but acknowledging there's still work left to be done. hillary clinton/former presidential candidate: "starting right now here in selma, once again, to redouble our efforts with a 21st century civil rights movement devoted to claiming, enforcing and defending the right to vote,

. >> several democratic candidates gathered in selma alabama. hillary clinton was there as well. >> several candidates marking the anniversary of the selma march. the hopefuls show respect for the legacy. civil right leaders clash with troopers. a galvanized support for the passage of voting rights. the commemoration comes after a democratic primary.>> real populace is never racist. >> it is time to recommit to america.>> we are at a point in our country where we see a moral vandalism. >> the backdrop of some of voting rights.>> we should demand all voter suppression in this country. it is presented to you by the national voting right.>> no mistake, we are living through a crisis in our democracy.>> the key issue in the 2018 midterm elections were where a republican congressional candidate was accused of voter fraud. >> part of state highway one in monterey county will be closing precaution. this is the area of mud creek and paul slide. a major storm forecast for tomorrow could cause mudslides and damage to that road.>> it is 447.>> we do have t

cory booker will speak in selma, alabama on the anniversary of the clash between civil rights demonstrators and police. , c-span.org, or the free c-span radio app. at her weekly briefing with reporters, nancy pelosi talked about president trump's recent summit with north korean leader kim jong-un and this week's public testimony from the president's former personal attorney michael:. -- michael cohen. this is 20 minutes. good morning. all the excitement that is going on around here and is the world, thank you for being here this morning. while that is all going on, we are keeping the house running proud of our legislation to overturn the president's ill-conceived idea about undermining the constitution of the united states very proud of the work he did, helping us to be ready when the president took his actions to congress, the house was ready to honor the institution which we serve, article one of the constitution sends the legislation over to the senate. yesterday was a big day for us. for many of us who had worked for years on gun violence prevention, it was a big day when the bipartisan

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so really a rallying cry here today from these democrats in selma, alabama. >> all right, rebecca buck let's bring in cnn political reporter nia hendrickson. let's talk about the candidates, many of them being in selma today, bringing a stark warning with them that the accomplishments of nearly 50 years ago, they are in danger of being reversed. >> reporter: that's right. all of the speakers here today, whether they were running for president or they were just local officials, are talking about the need to keep the fight going. i ran into a woman at one of the events who basically said she's not angry but she's ready to fight and she's ready to fight to win. these are the kind of voters that folks are going to need. the 2020 candidates i saw today, bernie sanders, of course, cory booker, as well as sherrod brown out of ohio picking up on those scenes from back in 1954, needing to push forward the right to vote, needing to push forward equality. 1965, of course, i meant from this march 54 years ago this week. really a passionate gathering of folks that these candidates came to visit wit

a march across the edmund pettis bridge in selma, alabama. vists and politicians came together this afternoon to mark 54 years since bloody sunday when police attacked unarmed demonstrators as they were making their way through selma to montgomery. jonathan serrie has more from selma. >> reporter: hi, jon. well, 54 years later marchers faced a very different obstacle, this time the weather which unleashed a heavy downpour and even a tornado warning. you could hear the sirens going off midday, but then just before the scheduled reenactment of the bloody sunday march across the edmund pettis bridge, the rain stopped, and roughly 1,000 people walked across what is now a national historic landmark. the event attracted numerous democratic politicians including the party's 2016 presidential nominee, hillary clinton. >> i was the first person who ran for president without the protection of the voting rights act, and i will tell you it makes a really big difference. >> reporter: voting rights was a common theme among the current presidential candidate

present democratic presidential candidates including senators cory booker and bernie sanders in selma, alabama marking the historic civil rights march in montgomery alabama. we're told some marchers are being met with some protesters. but the march is going forward. we will have a live report in just a few moments. eric: meanwhile, the united states and south korea, ending their large scale spring military drills. those have been a cornerstone of our defense strategy and long appointed message of our strength to kim jong-un's regime. this comes of course just days after that second summit between the president and the north korean leader ended with no deal. welcome to a brand new hour of america's news headquarters. i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. the u.s. and south korea eliminating the drills in an effort to support diplomacy aimed at resolving the nextn nuclear crisis -- north korean nuclear crisis. the president and chairman kim were unable to reach an agreement at the summit in vietnam. but national security advisor john bolton says that isn't a bad thing >> this president sai

. >>> a number of 2020 democratic hopefuls are in selma, alabama, today commemorating the 54th anniversary of the bloody sunday march. we'll bring you their message. plus, protests after sacramento's district attorney says the two police officers who killed an unarmed black man won't face charges. what the family wants supporters to do to make sure this never happens again. live in the cnn newsroom. ♪ th♪ let me be by myselfat i lovein the evenin' breeze, ♪ ♪ listen to the murmur of the tall concrete, ♪ ♪ send me off forever, but i ask you please ♪ ♪ don't fence me in. ♪ don't fence me in. enhanced with cinemastream for less buffering and smoother streaming. cinemasound for audio up to 60% louder with 260% more perceived bass. and cinemacolor with dolby vision to bring your entertainment to life with ultra vivid colors and stunning contrast. experience the incredible color, sound and streaming of dell cinema. get $200 off select xps13 laptops at dell.com. ♪ [music playing] jerry has a membership to this gym, but he's not using it. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't list

. >> we're focusing our attention on selma, alabama, this weekend, especially today, because severe weather civil rights anniversary of the selma bridge crossing. a lot of big political figures in town, bernie sanders, hillary clinton, a lot of outdoor events taking place, not to mention mardi gras. a lot of festivities taking place this weekend as fat tuesday is approaching very quickly. here's the severe threat we have from the storm prediction center, a moderate risk from selma to south central georgia. it is all thanks to this warm front moving through the region. on the north side of the system, enough cold air to bring in the potential for a full on snowstorm. more on that in a second. look at how the forecast in selma, alabama, calls for thunderstorms to impact the experience later this afternoon. now, over 60 million americans, 85 million americans, just checked that number now, stretching from the new england coast all the way to the plains states, under some sort of winter weather advisory. all associated with this quick moving system that is originating across the central parts o

lot of national leaders came to selma, alabama to take part. hillary clinton, reverend jesse jackson. new jersey senator cory booker also on hand. 1975 alabama troopers beat civil rights activists as they tried to cross the bridge. the day is credited for creating a lot of support for the voting rights act which passed later that year. >>> unsettling sight along highway 1 year gray -- cove. recent storms appear to have eroded an area near the highway. they are monitoring the situation. they also noticed cracks in the highway and erosion near the southbound lane last april. >>> a milestone mission for spacex. we're going to the international space station where history is being made and how it could change the future of space flight. >>> and closer to ground level, especially around the south bay, still seeing showers out therich and expecting more in the way of heavy rain and gusty wind in the seven day forecast. with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion

. >>> in the selma, alabama civil rights marches marked the anniversary of a bloody sunday. demonstrators were beaten and teargas by state troopers. it was a moment that galvanized to support for the voting rights act of 1965 banning racial discrimination in voting. civil rights leaders were in selma today honoring those who fought for equal rights. >> this is a time when fundamental rights, civic virtue freedom of the press, the rule of law, truth, facts, and reason are under assault. make no mistake. we are living through a full fledged crisis in our democracy. >> hillary clinton and jesse jackson walked arm in arm across the bridge. >>> republican lawmakers are breaking the ring to vote against the presence of national emergency. what that means for the border wall and the president? >>> how a lesson at a 4-h club and granola bars help save two little girls who were lost for 44 hours? >>> another atmospheric river pointed to the coast. where it could occur and when that rain will arrive? alwould you like a desk chair, weekends off, or the bathroom code? yes, please! which

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. >>> in selma, alabama, commemorations and civil rights marches marked the anniversary of bloody sunday. it was on march 7, 1969, when a peaceful demonstration for the voting rights of black americans took a violent turn. demonstrators were beaten and teared asked by alabama state troopers as they crossed the adam perez bridge. the moment galvanized support for the passage of the voting rights act of 1965. that landmark legislation banned racial discrimination in voting. today, past and current presidential contenders, and civil rights leaders were in selma to honor those who fought for equal rights and to talk about their own commitment to equality. >> this is a time, my friends, when fundamental lights, civic virtue, freedom of the press, the rule of law, truth, facts, and reason are under assault. and make no mistake, we are living through a full-fledged crisis in our democracy. >> today, former secretary of state hillary clinton and jesse jackson, walked arm in arm across the summer bridge following in the footsteps of black civil rights leaders 54 years ago. >>> five years ago, mal

. >>> this was an emotional day in selma, alabama. activists and politicians gathered despite the rain to mark the 54th anniversary of bloody sunday. that's when peaceful demonstrators were beaten as they marched for civil rights across the edmund pettus bridge back in 1965. today hillary clinton, senator corey booker and the reverend jes jesse jackson were among those who linked arms to follow in their footsteps. coming up, clean and green. how some classic cars are getting a 21st century makeover. >>> americans love their cars, but with growing concerns about the environment, nearly a million americans are now driving electric vehicles with sales skyrocketing 81% last year. now there's a new twist on the electric car craze. here's harry smith. >> reporter: something like 70 years ago this was volkswagen's idea of a pickup truck. >> punch it. punch it. let's scoop! ooh! >> reporter: fast, and how, but noisy? no. this humble, rusted hulk has been given a new life as an ev, electric vehicle. >> i have to confess, i haven't stopped smil

. >>> civil rights leaders, activists, and presidential hopefuls went to selma, alabama today. they joined hundredsf people in recreating the historic 1965 marchro the edmundpettus bridge. the march came to be known as bloody sunday after alabama state troopers beat the peaceful protestors. the violence shook the nation and eventually lead to the passage of the voting rights act. >>> virginia attorney general mark herring broke his silence tonight after admitting to wearing black face decades ago in college. it is just one of the scandals that's been rocking richmond in recent wes. he talked to darcy spencer about healing deee divisions in state. >> this is obviously been a very difficult time for virginians, the last few weeks. >> virginia attorney generalri mark h making his first public appearance since admitting heeore black ft a party in 1980. >> i am so very sorry that something i did along time ago when i was 19 has added to and contributed to the pain and to the sappointment. >> herring was a guest at mount zion united methodist church at leesburg where there was an even

. >>> and in selma, alabama, the commemoration of the 54th anniversary of bloody sunday, in 1965, when alabama state troopers fired on peaceful demonstrators. cory booker, bernie sanders, and hillary clinton there, saying it's time to recommit to the fight for justice in america. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the new headline in the horrific rollover crash that left a college student with severe brain trauma. an arrest in the case tonight. >>> plus, the retail apocalypse. what just happened to hundreds of stores across the country. >>> and the investigation into a massive fire, the pipeline accident that turned into an inferno. stay with us. fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it. >> tech vo: so when she had auto glass damage... she chose safelite. with safelite, she could see exactly when we'd be there. >> teacher: you must be pascal. >> tech: yes ma'am. >> tech vo: saving her time... [honk, ho

bloody sunday commemorative service at the brown chapel african methodist episcopal church in selma, alabamasenator clinton: this is the day the lord has made. let us rejoice and be glad in him. and then let's get to work. i am so thrilled to be here with my friend and your congresswoman, to thank her for the work she is doing. ane

on sunday, senator booker will speak in selma, alabama to commemorate the anniversary of the civil rightstation in 1965 known as bloody sunday. we will have live road to the white house coverage at 9:45 a.m. eastern time on c-span. ♪ announcer: c-span's washington with thelive every day news and policy issues that impact you. saturday morning, young americans for freedom national chair talks about issues important to young conservatives and how they view the trump presidency. then, stephen shepard on the history of the election do overs in the light of a new election in north carolina's ninth congressional district. , the public lands alliance looks at the natural resources management act passed by congress this week. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 p.m. eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. ♪ announcer: vice president mike pence spoke at the conservative political action conference in maryland, just outside washington, d.c. he is introduced by the chair of the american conservative union. this is just under one hour. [applause] [laughter] >> that was fu

ali in selma, alabama, thank you. >>> i want to bring in my panel.strategist and a. scott boldin, former chair of the d.c. democratic party and former chair of the national bar association and pac as well. it appears as if there's a little bit of difference between the democratic party. it's been two years since they were fighting. what's to say they'll be able to bridge that gap within the next year and a half? >> i think for most democrats overwhelmingly, the main issue is defeating donald trump. i think the party is -- >> it's a unifying poers. >> yeah, donald trump is a unifying force. i think on that front democrats are united. i think on bold, big policy ideas democrats are united as well around the majority of the different policy positions. i think where you see differences are where you would expect to see differences. it's with people's supporters. if you support a particular candidate, it's in your interest to try to take down the other candidate. so, i think that's where you see some of the in-fighting, the jockeying, but that happens eve

. >>> this was an emotional day in selma, alabama.ts and politicians gathered, despite the rain, to mark the 54th y nniversary of blo sunday. that's when peaceful demonstrators were beaten as they marched for civil rights across the edmund pettus bridge back in 1965. today, hillary clinton, senator cory booker, and the reverend jesse jackson were among those who linkedrms to follow in their footsteps. >>> coming up, clean and een. how some classic cars are get with advil, you'll ask... what sore muscles? what pounding head? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil. you'll earn unlimited double camiles on every purchase,. every day... not just "airline purchases." (loud) holy moley that's a lot of miles!!! shhhhh! what's in your wallet? - shhhhh! - you mighyour joints...ng for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical tria

. >>> thousands came together in selma, alabama, to commemorate a historic day in the civil rights movementd arm in arm yesterday across the edmund pettis bridge to remember the 54th anniversary of bloody sunday. in 1965, peaceful voting rights demonstrators were beaten by state police as they tried to cross the bridge. >> 54 years ago, my great grandmother and all the activists in my family marched with king for the voting rights. this year we march for medicare for all. >> among the marchers yesterday were several presidential hopefuls, as well as 2016 democratic nominee hillary clinton and civil rights activist jesse jackson. >>> the family of a world war ii veteran in iowa wanted to do something special for his 93rd birthday. they succeeded in a biwa they put out a call for people to send barney hanson birthday wishes. it was their way of honoring a man who served aboard the "uss mississippi" and was involved in almost all of the war's major battles in the pacific. hanson has received cards from 47 states and six countries. >> can't believe it. we got over 2,000 now, and a bunch in ther

. >>> civhts leaders, activists and presidential hopefuls are in selma, alabama. today marks 54 years since the civil march. cory booker, bernie sanders, speaking about their connection em the civil rights mt. the march in 1965 came to be known as bloody sunday after police beat black protesters. the violence shook t nation and eventually led to the of the voting rights act. >>> next on news4, it's virginia attorn general mark herring's first public appearance since his blackface scandaled erupt month ago. we'll show thee reception received. >>> a triple soting ihon [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! collar. r the og wondering how i upgraded to is sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan and a simpler online application, getting into my dream home was easier than ever. get your human to visit wellsfargo.com/woof. what would she do without me? so let's promote our spring ftravel deals, on choicehotels.com like this: (sneezes) earn one fr

at 6:30, today's remarks by presidential candidate cory booker at a selma, alabama church as part of the annual commemoration of the bloody sunday. 8:00 p.m.at at 9:00, prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. on the next "washington journal a reporters discussion on the week ahead in washington. later, a representative from the national consumer law center on efforts by house democrats to have more oversight over consumer credit rating agencies. we take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> joining us from lincoln, nebraska, c-span's news anchors -- newsmakers program is governor pete ricketts. joining us is daniel strauss who .overs politics for politico and a national correspondent for thehill.com. pulling out of new york as part of the hq to headquarters. i know google is setting to make a research facility in nebraska. it like trying to attract high-tech companies to a location? we talk to companies, one of the biggest challenges they have is to make sure they have the right workforce. that is one of the things we focus on

sunday morning, new jersey senator and presidential candidate cory booker will speak in selma, alabama on the anniversary of the clash between civil rights demonstrators and police in 1965 known as bloody sunday. was on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> deputy attorney general rob rosenstein said new attorney general william barr would make "the right decision" when asked about the mother investigations report. the comments came during a conversation at the center for strategic and international studies on the importance of the will of law. this is just one hour. . >>

at 6:30, today's remarks by presidential candidate cory booker at a selma, alabama church as part of the annual commemoration of the bloody sunday. 8:00 p.m.at at 9:00, prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. on the next "washington journal a reporters discussion on the week ahead in washington. later, a representative from the national consumer law center on efforts by house democrats to have more oversight over consumer credit rating agencies. we take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter.

system prickle i was an alabama covering an unrelated story over the march over the bridge in selma alabaman midday there was a torrential downpour and the tornado siren started to go off there was a warning in the area. now weather just before the march across the bridge was to begin and no reports of any significant damage in the area but with the alabama and georgia state line to see the damage with those heavily damaged buildings and then in central georgia and fox five atlanta they don't believe there was injuries a storm shelter was completely leveled to the ground so a very powerful storm system moving to the southeast. >> the tornado damage leaving a path of destruction several miles long and one fourth of a mile wide. a monstrous tornado and and those in his community are dead tonight. stay with more on the developing story and the entire southeast. i am jon scott we will go back to regular programming already in progress. >> they said sure it's a great idea. . >> my sister had a doll called chatty cathy and was a silly stuff. and now we know her platform is she is for unrestricted

senator cory booker of new jersey when he delivers an address to the brown chapel ame .hurch in selma, alabama that during the annual bridge crossing jubilee remembering bloody sunday, the civil rights march of 1965. >> tonight on c-span's q and a coming u.s. army veteran eileen rivers on her book, beyond the call about three women who went beyond the regular duties to help women in afghanistan and further the mission. >> one experience in a adams shared with me, a time when she felt like there were men who were trying to break her and test her and see if women could hack it so they had this -- they had their weapons and caring on this road march and she told her women aside and said no matter what happens don't start crying and you better keep up because she's like i have a feeling they are going to test us and that's what happened. the women kept up step for step. >>>> eileen rivers, tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. >> this weekend on book tv author and political commentator heather mcdonald and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe today at noon eastern on in-depth with a liv

if you find yourself in selma, alabama today, perhaps watching some of the festivities online or on yourevision set, this is the weather forecast, you can see how it is going to be impacted by showers and thunderstorms and some of which could be strong to severe. here is a live look at times square in downtown new york city. yesterday at this time, the streets were covered in snowfall. i tell you this because they have had no rest from the winter weather over the past few days. we had significant amounts of snow. several inches piling up over the past few storm systems, within about two days. now an additional storm coming. you can see the national weather service just hoisted winter storm warnings for this area. unbelievable amount of people impacted by winter weather. 85 million americans under some sort of winter weather advisory. that's the newest figures coming into us. look how fast this storm system moves through the ohio river valley. again, rain to the south. severe weather as well. but a band of heavy snow will set up right along that i-95 corridor, a heavily traveled area. it

. >> sanders and several other top democrats coming together sunday at a unity breakfast in selma, alabamaary clinton was there and she came with a warning. >> truth, facts and reason are under assault. and make no mistake, we are living through a full-fledged crisis in our democracy. >> many 2020 hopefuls were in selma to commemorate the anniversary of the bloody sunday civil rights march when protesters were attacked by officers as they attempted to cross the pettus bridge. >>> the president said isis would be driven from its territory by yesterday, that deadline has come and gone. so what is the time frame on the ground? cnn is live in eastern syria next. audible members know listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusive fitness and wellness programs. and now, you'll also get two audible originals: titles exclusively produced for audible. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them, and if yo

eastern, new jersey senator and presidential candidate cory booker will speak in selma, alabama on the anniversary of the clash between civil rights demonstrators and police in 1965, known as bloody sunday. watch on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app.

augustine, florida and selma, alabama, which led to the voting rights acts of 1965. are we still, are we not currently litigating cases today to protect our civil and voting rights? we all know that we are. dr. king was not a lawyer, he was a minister. he was a visionary, and he understood better than most people the human condition, irrespective of race. he understood strategic planning, and he was a brilliant and relentless man. as you know, many of his efforts shaped many of the cases and legislative laws that we have in our country. as we know, he did not do this alone. he knew that he needed other skills in this fight with him. i would describe dr. king as the boots on the ground activist. he enlisted marshall, the l litigator, and dr. king understand the power of the law in the civil rights movement. emmett till, we are finding ourselves facing the same battle 50 years later after the death of dr. king. finding ourselves fighting new realms of modern day battles on the same exact issues. trayvon martin, stephon clark, oscar grant. studies show that unarmed blac

just ahead, the 2020 presidential candidates in selma, alabama. ere in 1965 peaceful demonstrators were beaten by alabama state troopers. among those there today, bernie sanders who had some work to do to make up ground with black voters. >>> senator bernie sanders is about to speak at his second 2020 presidential campaign rally in chicago after his big announcement yesterday in brooklyn. according to his campaign about 13,000 supporters braved the cold weather to hear him talk about his family's middle class background. >> coming from a lower middle class family, i will never forget about how money or really lack of money was always a point of stress in our family. my experience as a child living in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my life and my values. i know where i came from! >> earlier today sanders along with other high-profile democrats december ended on alabama for the 54th annual commemoration of bloody sunday. here you can see them marching. check out this video. from hours before. when presidential hopeful sena

. >> i just want to mention john lewis is taking us to selma, alabama. >> he'll be on the show tomorrow>> that's great. when we come back we'll put intro up with on the floor, which is voting rights reform, all kinds of voting reforms and other reforms in government. >> all right. on tomorrow's "politics nation" watch my interview with congressman john lewis in harp of the 54th anniversary of the march on selma. up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. ghts stay with us minimums and fees. they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? ♪ ♪ your grace. your majesty. your king. a legacy of leaders, speeders and serpent feeders. the alfa romeo giulia, stelvio and c37. >>> in the last 24 hours, the department of justice announced it will not pursue federal cha

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. >>> civil rights leaders and presidential hopefuls went to selma, alabama this weekend.s weekend, to re-create the historic 1965 march across the edman pettis bridge. this later became known as bloody sunda t on that day, state troopers beat the demonstrators as they ngied to cross the bridge. this led to the voights act later that year. hillary clinton, jesse jackson, and cory booker were among those attending the march. a >>> fans family of a former contestant on "the voice" are reacting to her death over the weekend. you may remember her when you hear her voice. listen to this. ♪ i was made for you >> freeman was on team miley cyrus on 2013. she sateled pneumonia and a blood clot that traveledo her heart. "the voice," and miley cyrus have issued statements mourning the singer. freeman was just 33 years old. >>> there's one more set of champions in the district this morning. sidwell friends came through in their basketball game. >> say this. buzzer-beater. >> what a game. buzzer-beater. see it for yourself. >> look at that. to beat wilson is incredible in itself. the s