exchanged critical comments on twitter france says it will oppose an trade deal with several south american states and that's brazil takes action and both france and germany said that address the issue of the amazon at the upcoming g 7 meeting it's a doozy when the g 7 gets together this week and the chances of the firm belief that this current crisis in the amazon rainforest has to be dealt with.

exchanged critical comments on twitter france says it will oppose an aid trade deal with several south american states and that's brazil takes action and both france and germany said that address the issue of the amazon at the upcoming g 7 meeting as it is meant to go when the g 7 gets together this weekend the chances of the firm belief that this current crisis in the amazon rainforest has to be dealt with. so the french president definitely has the chance on his side. both sonora has called discussing the amazon without representatives from the region colonialist but with more leaders calling the blazers an international crisis the fires appear firmly on the agenda. german chancellor angela merkel has joined emmanuel mccraw in calling for brazil's files to be on the summit of the g 7 to be on the agenda of the g. 7 summit france is hosting the raising of the world's top industrialized countries and the coastal city of paris secures there is high as activists say gather they described global poverty as another kind of 5 threat in the world the summit promises to be a challenging in addition to brazil

forest french president emanuel back home has threatened to block a trade deal with several south american states including brazil if the country's government fails to address the fires brazil is already sending in the army to tackle the blazes opponents say that is too little too late. from the streets of sao paulo and rio in brazil to says he's in mexico and argentina people across latin america are calling for action to save the rain forest. the green lawn of the world as we know it is burning it's our home it's our future and it's infuriating that nobody is doing anything. automatically then we make ourselves aware that something must be done look at the politicians have to make this a priority or simply we the human race will become extinct. but this is the voice of all of us from all over latin america and we have to do something and you know and all of you yes you know it shouldn't just be simply. this is what is causing so much fear and anger wildfires have been exacerbated by accelerating deforestation experts say there's a direct link between the cleared areas and the focus points of th

exchanged critical comments on twitter from says it will oppose an trade deal with several south american states and that's brazil takes action and both france and germany said that address the issue of the amazon at the upcoming g 7 meeting it's a doozy when the g 7 gets together this week and the chance was off the firm belief that this current crisis in the amazon rainforest has to be dealt with. so the french president definitely has the chance along he saw it both in our house call discussing the amazon with representatives from the region colonialist but with more leaders calling the blazers an international crisis the fires appear firmly on the agenda french president emanuel mccall is stepping up international pressure on brazil to tackle the amazon crisis there are calls for a much since he talks at the g 7 meeting of world leaders which is starting today in the french result of barrett's not g. 7 protest as a saying they'll defy the tight security cordon around the summit some says 1000 police officers offices have been deployed and protests have been banned but the protesters known as

trade deal with several south american states and that's brazil takes action and both france and germany said that address the issue of the amazon at the upcoming g 7 meeting as it is emerging go when the g 7 gets together this weekend the chances of the firm belief that this current crisis in the amazon rainforest has to be dealt with. so the french president definitely has the chancellor on his side. both sonora has called discussing the amazon without representatives from the region colonialist but with more leaders calling the plays as an international crisis the fires appear firmly on the agenda. colace no brainer as i senior researcher with the institute for advanced studies at the university of south paolo i had previously worked of brazil's national institute for space research which monitors forest fires in the amazon region welcome to day w how big is this 5 how great is the risk of the rain forests disappearing altogether. the risk is very very present because there are many studies said studies which point out that we we exceeded that say 20 to 25 percent or deforest in the w

help protect the area it's an island to say they would not ratify a massive trade deal with south american states unless brazil does more to fight the 5 a huge plumes of smoke can be seen but owing from the fires there is a forest butting out of control at one point this week the smoke was so dense that the city of south polly was plunged into darkness for an entire day the sierra seen a record number of flies in the eye was a rain forest over in bolivia the authorities are also trying to help tackle the issue and deploy the firefighting boeing 707 supertanker. russia celebrating national flag day our correspondent has joined the festivities here in moscow that story and more right off the bright. you know world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. this is

exchanged critical comments on twitter france says it will oppose an trade deal with several south american states and that's brazil takes action and both france and germany said that address the issue of the amazon at the upcoming g 7 meeting as it is emerging go when the g 7 gets together this weekend the chances of the firm belief that this current crisis in the amazon rainforest has to be dealt with. so the french president definitely has the chancellor on his side. both in our house call discussing the amazon without representatives from the region colonialist but with more leaders calling the plays as an international crisis the fires appear firmly on the agenda. let's take a closer look at this with peter collett karts he was britain's ambassador to brazil from 2004 to 2008 he joins us from london welcome to d.w. president also lara says his country a lot of resources to control these fires when the french president describes the situation as an international crisis president balls that are of calls him a colonialist so he doesn't want international help what does he want well i think we ca

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>>reporter: flames are going through half a dozen south american states. tens of thousands have joined the containment effort. >> if it were one or a few big fires it would be easier to manage resources. when have a lot of spots at the same time, it is more difficult. >>>>reporter: emmanuel has called the region the lungs of the planet. he announced that at the g7's summit there is a aid package. >> we will make ,20 million and concrete support. france will do that with military support. >>reporter: there is a long- term program of reforestation of cleared land. the federal agency plans to investigate reports the blazes may have been started by loggers and ranchers trying to clear the land for personal use. critics believe they were emboldened by the country's president who is promised to restore the brazilian economy by using the potential of the rain for's. this is seen more than 40,000 fire so far this year. more than half of them august a in new york, back to you. some disturbing news for banana lovers. a deadly fungus has decimated plantations in asia

. >> reporter: flames are bunning through half a dozen south american states. tens of thousand of firefighters and military troops joined the containment effort. >> when you have a lot of spots at the same time it's difficult. >> reporter: global help is coming. amazon rain forest is responsible for 20% of the earth's oxygen. french president called the region the lungs of the planet. on monday he announced world leaders at the g7 summit agreed to a large aid package. >> we will make available 20 million euros and france will do so with military support in the region. >> reporter: the money looks ahead, forest protection and reforestation of cleared lands. brazil federal agency plans to investigate reports the blaze may have been started by loggers and ranchers. the president promised to restore the brazilian economy by using the amazon rain forest. the region seen more than 40,000 fires so far this year. more than half of them in august alone. >>> leonardo dicaprio is raising money and created an emergency amazon forest fund and pledged $5 million to organizat

trade deal with several south american states and that's brazil takes action and both france and germany said that address the issue of the amazon at the upcoming g. 7 meeting as it is meant to go when the g 7 gets together this weekend the chances of the firm belief that this current crisis in the amazon rainforest has to be dealt with. so the french president definitely has the chance on the side. both sonora has called discussing the amazon without representatives from the region colonialist but with more leaders calling the blaze as an international crisis the fires appear firmly on the agenda. all right so a huge topic but of course these fires a just one of the issues likely to be on this weekend's agenda tell us what other important issues also will be discussed. the 7 would lead the protests which i saw here know the disarray the disagreement within the g 7 is so big that they can also be blown up by for example the us president donald trump who is opposing just everything the g 7 stand for us to so far. trade international cooperation fight against climate change is against ever

to invest a little sweat equity to make a connection with the palmetto state's african-american voters, making up 60% of the southrimary is an important test of electabili electability. leila santiago joins us. it was a bit of a different tone for elizabeth warren at a church in columbia. we know she had a plan for just about everything but today she focused on faith and being called to act. how is that message received? >> right. it was interesting to not hear her talk about any one of her plans. typically in her speeches you don't hear her talk much about faith. but know your audience, right? she was in a church and talked to them about her own personal story, who she is and the role of faith in her life, talked about being a sunday school teacher to some pretty rowdy fifth graders once in her life. you said it first, ana. this is very important, because many of these candidates are in south carolina to court the african-american vote. they make up the majority of the primary. i spoke to church goers after she spoke and asked them what do they make of what she said and what would it take to win their vote? list

american turnout. georgia as a state has the highest percentage of african-american votes of any presidential battleground state. if you look across the southwe know that latinos,atilatinos, asian-pacific islanders, native americans are all voices that have been suppressed by republican action in the last 20 years. when you combine that with the african-american vote in the south, we have an opportunity to join those in the midwest and the northeast in declaring that the united states is ready to elect a leader who actually believes in all of these people. >> i feel like your experience in georgia, both with the new georgia project and then later in your gubernatorial run, i feel like is both an inspiring story for democrats and also a cautionary one, because the organizing effort that you were involved in against voter suppression efforts and then specifically to try to get yourself elected did produce this massive increase in minority voter registration and in minority voter enthusiasm and turnout. but to see that have such huge bites taken out of it by the republican-controlled state government in georgia, indeed by your ultimate republi

trade deal with several south american states and that's brazil takes action and both france and germany said that address the issue of the amazon at the upcoming g 7 meeting as it is going to go when the g 7 gets together this week and the chances of the firm belief that this current crisis in the amazon rainforest has to be dealt with. so the french president definitely has the chance on the saud. bus in our house call discussing the amazon without representatives from the region colonialist but with more leaders calling the blazers an international crisis the fires appear firmly on the agenda. all right so a huge topic but of course these fires a just one of the issues likely to be on this weekend's agenda tell us what other important issues also will be discussed. these 7 would lead the protests which i saw here know the disarray the disagreement within the g 7 is so big that they can also be blown up by for example the us president donald trump who is opposing just everything the g 7 stand for us to so far. trade international cooperation fight against climate change is against ever

states if i had done so. i want to end this war. the american people want to end this war. the people of south vietnam want to end this war. but we want to end it permanently so that the younger brothers of our soldiers in vietnam will not have to fight in the future in another vietnam some place else in the world. the fact that there is no easy way to end the war does not mean that we have no choice but to let the war drag on with no end in sight. for four years, american boys have been fighting and dying in vietnam. for 12 months, our negotiators have been talking with the other side in paris. and yet the fighting goes on. the destruction continues. brave men still die. the time has come for some new initiatives. repeating the old formulas and the tired rhetoric of the past is not enough. when americans are risking their lives in war, it is the responsibility of their leaders to take some risks for peace. i would like to report to you tonight on some of the things we have been doing in the past four months to bring true peace. and then i would like to make concrete proposals to speed that day. our first step began before

american history. the military is at war, but the country isn't. that poses a serious concern. >> thank you so much. >>> straight ahead, top democratic presidential candidates swarm the key state of southup the african-american vote. it's a voting block critical to winning the nomination. can any of them break through? mothat a handle is just a is jushandle.ir. or -- that you can't be both inside and outside. most people haven't driven a lincoln. discover the lincoln approach to craftsmanship at the lincoln summer invitation. right now, get 0% apr on all 2019 lincoln vehicles plus no payments for up to 90 days. only at your lincoln dealer. [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 listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this stuff he's not using. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app. this is jerry canceling a few things. booyah. this is jerry appreciating the people who made this possible. oh look, there they are. (team member) this is wells fargo. and with new features and richer sto

of them are going to keep making this case for african-american voters about why they should be the nominee heading to these key states like southarolina as they try to clinch this really important electorate of african-american voters in order to win the democratic nomination. fredric fredricka. >> vanessa yurkevich, thank you very much. >> after a rocky week on wall street and concerns of a re session, should president trump be concerned about his 2020 chances? um. you don't know my name, do you? (laughs nervously) of course i know your name. i just get you mixed up with the other guy. what's his name? what's your name? switch to geico®. you could save 15% or more on car insurance. could you just tell me? i want this to be over. ♪ boom goes the dynamite, club yoko plays ] ♪ feels like i'm taking flight. ♪ [sfx: poof] [sfx: squeaking eraser sound effect.] ♪ i am who i wanna be ♪ ♪ who i wanna be ♪ who i wanna be. ♪ i'm a strong individual ♪ feeling that power ♪ i'm so original, ♪ ya sing it louder. ♪ i am, ooo ooo ooo ooo ♪ ehhh ehhh ehhh pre-order and get more. get up to $150 samsung credit, plus 6 months of unlimited music wi

states. if we were in any european country or south american country, perhaps we could have a different type relationship with the united states, however, we are neighbors. this neighborhood makes it mandatory for us to understand each other. there is nothing better than politics. that is what politics were invented for, to avoid confrontation. we are convincing, persuading, saying the best way to face the migration phenomenon is through the cooperation for development. that is being able to help central american countries. we are also able to support mexico, for mexico to be supported as well, but mainly central america, so we could promote productive activities for there to be jobs. many people do not know the biggest flow of migrants, the highest number of people passing from mexico, they come from central america and from variouss, due to circumstances, are going through an economic crisis, lack of job opportunities. there is violence in those countries. migration from mexico to the united states as fallen, and it will continue falling increasingly with time. what we have been seeing in

house, we are taking a closer look at south carolina, a critical early voting state for candidates to build grassroots support, particularly from african-american voters. former vice president joe biden has maintained a large lead in south korea. here is the real clear politics average of where the contenders stand where you can see biden holds a 20-point advantage over his closest competitor there. today senator bernie sanders and former hud secretary julian castro are stumping in an effort to break through. joining me now is msnbc's garrett haake who is on the ground for us in georgetown, south carolina. garrett, let's just remind everybody because we talk about this endlessly. but the viewer may not register. it's an early state, it's the fourth one which means it's heavily influential. it'll be in february of 2020. and african-americans play a larger role in the voter makeup of south carolina than they do in any of the states prior to south carolina. >> reporter: yeah. that's right, ali. south carolina is particularly important for two reasons. one, as you mentioned, it is the first of the primary states on the democratic calendar where the

who are not legally present in the united states, central american numbers are going up and caribbean numbers, but there are several hundred thousand from south america, from africa, europe, and asia, as well in the united states. somebodymmigrant is who is not lawfully present in the united states or they overstayed their visa or entered illegally and they can be removed and imported once they come in contact with immigrations and custom enforcement in the united states . a lot of people do not know their immigration status because the laws are second and complexity only to the income tax. it is a simple definition at least on paper. host: janet is a legal immigrant in tucson, arizona. caller: good morning. my question is, how does this new public charge rule affect legal residents wanting to become u.s. citizens? how will the public charge rule affect them? i also wanted to clarify that legal immigrants can be issued a tax id number to the irs so they do pay taxes. my question really is about the citizenship situation. host: where did you immigrate from and what has been a process for you? caller: i came from columbia at six years old, we c

south american country. i've got to tell you from the outside of the united states, there is a disconnect to how americans don'teem able to address politically this key issue. americans you speak to feel the same about the european view of their right to bare arms. they say it's part of life. but really so much shock, i think, felt globally over the past week. john? >> nick paton walsh, there's a cognitive dissonance. how could this possibly happen is what we hear from around the world. thank you very much. >>> protests and the president coming here to el paso, also dayton, ohio, in a few hours. "new day" continues right now. >>> president trump to head to ohio and texas. many saying he's not welcome. >> the president is the president. he wants to talk about solutions. >> this is an invasion. when you see these caravans starting out with 20,000 people, that's an invasion.

center for african-american studies at princeton university and democratic strategist antwan cewright, former adviser to hillary clinton's campaign in south carolina. you know that stateter than most. mr. biden back for day two. he sat with a dozen african-american reporters a couple days ago, visiting hbcu today. you have written if you want to win the democratic nomination in south carolina the way to do that is through african-american voters. it would seem as if perhaps he read your article or heard your commentary. he seems to be doubling down on south carolina. >> not just in south carolina, i believe african-american voters are the center of the political nerve center for this democratic party. i think joe biden is smart to be in south carolina, that is where his bread has been buttered to this point. his voting support among the most loyal african-american voters in south carolina has been rock solid. if you listen to his message in the state, you would know one thing for sure, when joe biden is on offense, that is his best defense and i think the campaign is so smart to talk about health care, because it is the number one issue but also the focus on student l

but while polls show that biden is clearly leading the polls with african-american support and in key early states like south carolina, those same polls show that biden support is much firmer among older black voters. the votes of younger african-americans remain up for grabs with candidates like cory booker positioning himself to take advantage. >> i saw somebody brought a packet of kool-aid up in here. all i have to say is what flavor is it? i said last night from the debate stage there are folks targeting voters in this state, from the russians to republicans who want to suppress votes who are using every gimmick and scheme from gerrymandering to voter suppression laws that federal judges have said are being designed with surgical-like precision to disenfranchise african-americans. that is what is going to be coming at us in this election. i am so energized because we may be having a primary debate right now, but we know that we are going to close ranks behind the candidate. now, i plan on being that candidate. >> cory booker also saying democrats must rally around the democratic candidate and also he pla

states. the problem wasn't that the u.s. south africa or some other developing country, the problem is that the united states wanted and the americanrade agenda was a corporate trade agenda advancing the interest of the corporations at the expense of american workers. the good evening everyone. i am a bookseller here at politics and prose of the union market, on behalf of our coders and the staff i would like to welcome you to tonight's event. we would love for you to grab a print calendar over by the register which shows the event is scheduleschedule for the rest both at this location and other

elizabeth warren are both trying to chip in into joe biden's big lead in south carolina with african-american voters, this is a stateere african-american voters make up the majority of the democratic primary electorate and bernie sanders will try to do that today by rolling out what he's calling a justice and safety for all plan, you heard of medicare for all, now justice and safety for all, the campaign sent over remarks and this is what he's going today, no more keeping people in jail because they are too poor, if we can stand together reform and prosecute police brutality, if we stand to go there's nothing, nothing we can't accomplish. elizabeth warren in south carolina this afternoon, the day after she did something that's very rare for democratic primary candidates in early states, she had a capacity crowd of hundreds, there wasn't room for everybody that wanted to come and here senator warren, she did go out and address the overflow crowd, she said at one point she had bad news, there was no more room inside but she had good news, there was no more room inside. she said she thought they could make south caroli

states largely into the problem wasn't that the u.s. was by south africa or some other developing country. the problem was with the united states wanted. and the american trade agenda was a corporate trade agendas with advancing the corporations at the expense of american workers. that is just one example. and the way that those were structured brings things kept american agricultural subsidies like subsidies for cotton, the effect of which was billions of dollars go to very small numbered about 25,000 american cotton farmers, just one example leading to the end poverty of millions of cotton farmers in africa and india and other developing countries. >> i will just jump in here to mention what just came out yesterday saying that climate change has basically made them richer and if you really want to help, you've got to start making an effect on climate change. but we need some questions from women since we haven't had any. >> because of the troops etc. we are now having a military budget that is bigger than other countries combined including russia and china so my question to you is what are we going to do about the military industrial complex and how

france and iran threatened to block and a south american trade there and the brazilian... firefighters in the state of one of the most effected by the amazon fires have been working here for the past two weeks, using blowers and water trying to put out the flames. a minute's silence for pc andrew harper who died in the line of duty. just hours to save bury football club from being expelled from the english football league, for lack of funding. glasgow university is to make £20 million of reparations after finding out it benefited by tens of millions of pounds from the slave trade. coming up we'll be taking a look at how techonlogy is transforming farming across the uk. and it looks like the ashes are slipping away from england after they suffer a battling collapse —— batting collapse. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the fires which are currently ravaging the amazon rainforest in brazil have prompted the leaders of france and ireland to declare they won't support a major eu trade deal with south america unless brazil does more to bring the situation under control. campaigners have blamed the e

top five democratic presidential candidates are in south carolina courting the african-american vote which makes up 60% of that e key primary state'seir pitches to south carolina voters. >> might it not be a better idea to start taking some of that $80 billion spent to lock people up and maybe just maybe start investing in our young people. investing in good education for our kids. investing in job training for our kids. so they don't end up in jail in the first place. >> national security in the 21st century means dealing with cybersecurity and election securitiment it means keeping us safe in the face of violent white nationalism that is a threat to us here in the homeland. it means making sure that the second amendment is never twisted into an excuse not to act on common sense gun safety reform that we need in order to be secure in our communities. >> i finished my four year diploma and became a special needs teacher. i've lived my dream job. the best. never in a million years did i think i would end up running for office. first for the united states senate. for massachusetts. and now for president of the united states. but the

we are joining those 17 countries and stating our american policy which we believe will contribute toward peace in this area of the world. why are we in southtnam? we are there because we have a promise to keep. we are also there to strengthen world order around the globe from berlin to thailand. our people whose well-being rests in part on the belief they can count on us if they are attacked. would shake the .onfidence of all these people in the value of an american commitment and its word. an independent south vietnam, guaranteed and able to shape its own relationships to all others. free from outside interference, base orknow military country. essentials of any final settlement. we will never be second in the search for a peaceful settlement in vietnam. [applause] >> in june 19 65, san francisco marked the anniversary of the united nations charter. president johnson appealed to its members to do all they could to bring peace to vietnam. we will support your efforts, he told them. [applause] in october 1965, there was a universal plea before the general assembly. tomet with president johnson discuss the war in vietnam. he asked the united

indicators that were true of hillary clinton, big leads among older african-americans, big leads in critical states like south carolina. that is true for joe biden. i honestly believe the electability argument we have been working under is incredible. folks are saying, well, other people are more likely to vote for joe biden because he's a white guy. he was the vice president for two successful terms. and so i will tell pollsters that i support joe biden when i really like kamala harris or when i really like pwaurpb. i'm afraid because hillary clinton lost. i'm afraid if we nominate a woman, we will have a devastating defeat again. if you're a progressive in this particular primary, support who you like. go all in for that person. everybody is on the same page about voting for a democrat no matter who the nominee is. if you like a woman right now, order to win the nomination you have to tell people that's who you support and you have to go out and work on her behalf. that's 80s rant for another day. >> you talk about electability. guess who else is talking about it? joe biden. and joe biden's wife. i want to

american supporters in the palmetto state. this is a live look there. that was part istonburg, southrolina, and that's where nbc road warrior garrett haake is. he is in spartan city. also from msnbc contributor john ralston and "the washington post" jonathan is back with me as well. garrett, let me start with you, biden focusing on healthcare today. what has been his message to voters there so far as you've seen? >> reporter: look, biden is doubling, tripling down on the idea that he will build upon and defend obamacare. this does two things for him. number one, it sets it on a path largely separate from the other front runners this race who talk about medicare for all. biden is building on the affordable care act. he sees that as a path to bring in a broader coalition of grattic voters, not just liberals, but some of the other folks who are worried about what medicare for all would mean for their private healthcare. second, it allows him to position himself in a place where there is no daylight between him and barack obama. it's another part of how he keeps his coalition together. i

that there's kind of your picture here, those people, that's a south american like a listen to a broken record? those people from democrats states what influence were able to get a lot of wpa funds. most people who are not from influential states did not get very much at all. i have some quotations that i i thought maybe would make the point in the book. democratic county chairman of indian explained it this way, quote what i think will help is to change the wpa management from top to bottom. put me in there who are in favor of using these democratic projects to make votes for the democratic party. that doesn't leave a lot to the imagination, does it? james dougherty from new hampshire said quote, it is my personal belief that to the victor belongs the spoils. the democrats should be holding most of those wpa positions so that we might strengthen our fences for the 1940 election. wow. the wpa director in new jersey answered his phone always come he's a a wpa director picky als antedates telephone democratic headquarters. because that is what he had to show yourself important to be able to get the job in new jersey on the wpa. fr

your republican. >> let me tell you about my party, african-americans will decide, you can win all three other states before you get to southina and still come to south carolina and cruise on. number two you talk about the party going left left, that's not true, because joe biden would not be the nominee. we are in a battle for who we are so yes there's a fight tween will be progressive or the centerleft party but as of today and that continues to be the case, democrats are driving the left that's not true that's why we beat you like a drum in 2018 and we will do the same in 2020. >> why would the democrats go after president barack obama a black democrat who has incredible turnout numbers. >> they are going to the left, he may argue they are not but that is what they're doing. >> to people on the debate who question some of the policies of barack obama because his former vice president is running for the nomination, that does not mean the parties going left. again you saw the near-term survey, 80% of this party identifies as left, we are still the democratic party that has policies and speaks to people -- >> you said your

american communities. do you get a sense of the people you talk to in of them are resonating? >> reporter: i spoke a lady earlier today from south carolina. this is a state where 60% of the votes or the democratic primary will be from african-americans. she's familiar with these candidates and she's been hearing snippets from kan candidates. what she does know this and this is something you hear from many of the attendees i spoke to. there is a sense they notice these candidates are targeting them. they say yjust the fact that yo have kancandidates here. this is not the congressional black caucus or annual meeting they have every year. this is a smaller event targeting at younger people. you have candidates coming to events like this and taking questions from the audience and getting those interactions to the audience and they notice that and they appreciate the tension they are getting. >> coming up next, president trump discussing new ideas addressing gun violence that involves mental institutions. we'll explain why that may be a bad idea. you are watching "velshi & ruhle" live on msnbc. ng "velshi& ruhle" live on msnbc (dad) i think it's here. (mom vo

she is down 11% to joe biden, along african-american voters it's 30% and while iowa and new hampshire are very wide states -- you go to south% of the primary and 4 days later you have super tuesday. >> martha: joe biden is doing very well on the early going in south carolina. always good to see you. senator elizabeth warren, a trip to south carolina where she and several other candidates campaigned and courted as tom was just pointing out. a very large african-american population in that state. >> we can level the playing field by putting $50 billion directly into our historically black colleges and universities. >> i used to be a prosecutor and i saw the racism, institutional racism. >> we have to face the fact that for black students and black americans it's like living in a different country. >> martha: tim scott of south carolina, good to see you this evening. thank you for being here. i want to play one more sound bite and this is from beto o'rourke speaking during a keynote address in arkansas. watch this. >> this country though we would like to think otherwise was founded on racism, has persisted through racism and i

we are joining those 17 countries and stating our american policy tonight which we believe will contribute towards peace in this area of the world. why are we in south are there because we have a promise to keep. we are also there to strengthen world order around the globe from berlin to thailand. our people, whose well-being rests in part on the belief that they can count on us if they are attacked. to leave vietnam to its fate would shake the confidence of people in the value of an american commitment and then the value of america's word. an independent south vietnam, securely guaranteed and able to shape its own relationships to all others. free from outside interference, tied to no allies, a military base or country. these are the essentials of any final settlement. we will never be second in the search for such a peaceful settlement in vietnam. [applause] narrator: in june 1965, san francisco marked the anniversary 20th of the united nations charter. president johnson appealed to its members individually and collectively to do all they could to help bring peace to vietnam. we will support your efforts he , told them. as we support any agency of

only was this a viable african american candidate, it was a viable african american candidate winning a republican state in the south. and so this has been kind of the kind of slow-moving wave for a long time. the other thing about this i think is interesting, though, if you think about what we saw on the kind of early wave of trumpism where anyone that kind of stood up, especially in the republican side was vulnerable. the way he taunted jeff flake. you can't win if you're not 100% aligned with me, and so on. what we're seeing is kind of the flip side of this. you remember when the lee atwater tape, the famous lee atwater team, the famous way he talks about evolution and race, how people use overt racist language and how they move into more subtle coded. >> it goes from the "n" word to then you're talking about tax cuts is the trajectory. >> there was a reason for that. there was a reason that people made that evolution, because there were people who might tolerate but they would not stomach the overt gross forms of it. >> that was a smart thing to do. >> exactly. this is what trump is saying. it's kind of a boomer

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chuck cooper, the first intoan-american drafted the nba could not stay at the same hotel as the rest of the team in the segregated south. bob responded by leaving the state with his teammate and he was not a happy person and he became very happy because of what happened after that -- it is legendary. forefront.the throughout his long career, bob was a voice against prejudice, racism, and bigotry. games with the celtics, he retired from the team in 1963. madeored 18,973 points and 7800 82 assists. they were records at the time. he was a six-time nba champion, a 13 time nba all-star. wow. and he was also league mvp. he was a first nba player to be on the cover of "sports illustrated." bob went on to coach the boston celtics -- boston college team. in 1973 come he coached the u.s. national team to a victory against of the soviet union. he was inducted into the basketball hall of fame in 1971 and became the for -- and later became the first inductee to serve as its president. he coached the cincinnati royals and briefly reactivated in 1969 setting the record for the oldest person to play in the nba. am i allowed to ask how old that was? [laughter] i think it

south carolina. you've seen them. samsung is here. boeing is an american company. volvo is here, mercedes is here. all in south carolina. they say the people of south carolina, it is a handshake state. they're loyal. they're honest, hard working. dependable and smart. when they give you their word they'll keep it. that is unusual in this whole world that's why they're coming to south carolina. that is the core of south carolina. that is the core of our republican creed. it is the core of what we believe in. and it is what is making us a great and greater state. but there are some things we have to do. and i want your help to do. because we're really flying high. lindsay mentioned georgia, north carolina. they're looking at us every day. tennessee doesn't have an income florida doesn't have an income tax. tax. we've got an income tax. it's too high. it's too high. we've got to cut the income tax. [applause] and i have proposed about a $2 pn 2 billion cut across all of the income tax brackets in south carolina. and also speaking of that military tradition, our first responders, all the men and women in uniform i've proposed and i hope the legislature will accept and i hope you agree