tom steyer, a pleasure to have you on.hank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. ♪ >>> turning now to an environmental issue on the june ballot, rising sea levels brought about by climate change. the pacific ocean and san francisco bay are expected to rise up to two feet by 2050 according to a study. other studies indicate flooding would dwevastate local airports highways. it goes before voters in all nine bay area counties. joining me now to discuss the measure are david lewis, executive director of save the wa bay. and linda keling, former mayor of foster city. how much are sea levels expected to rise over the next two decades and what are the projected consequences? >> we don't know the rate of sea level rise over the next couple of dencades. you mentioned the projection. that's an official projection and state guidance. the important thing is we actually have some time to prepare and restoring wetlands around the shoreline is one of the best ways we can prepare to protect the shoreline and communities here in the bay are

will: tom steyer has given more than $10 million to a group of super-pacs that he started that advocateor climate change policies, progressive climate change policies. sharyl: that takes care of the most colossal donors -- which candidate is getting the most support from small donors? >> our campaign has the energy! sharyl: it's far and away democrat bernie sanders. will: as a matter of fact, when we download the data from the federal election commission, it takes us days to process all of the small contributions that go to sanders. it's a huge headache for our researchers. but you know, it is a point that sanders can credibly make on the campaign trail. hillary clinton, on the other hand, because she has super-pacs supporting her, the amount of money that she receives from small donors pales in comparison to the amount of money that her super-pacs get and then will spend to support her in the general election. sanders has not had a super-pac that has been affiliated in any way with his campaign, though he does have support of super-pacs. national nurses united have made independent exp

steyer says the agency's mission is to build an army for kids.t called common sense education, rates educates and advocates for teaching technology. the second called common sense kids, action evaluates political legislation on its potential to help or harm children. the organization also lobbies for kid-friendly bill. called it an aarp for kids. i am pleased to have him at this table the first time. welcome. >> great to be here, charlie. >> rose: i saw an email from you, the blast. i said, we should do this now. my instinct in life is do it now. >> i agree. >> rose: so i fired away and e-mailed you and you said, hey, i'm going to be on the east coast, let's do it. tell me about how you came to do this, to be an advocate for children. >> i grew up here in new york, in manhattan with my brother. >> rose: tom is a helen fund guy, done well, supports environmental causes and democratic politics. >> and our mom was a school teacher in harlem and the south box. >> rose: your father was a big deal lawyer. >> he was, but not from a wealthy mcground. we

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steyer says the mission is to build an army for kids.d two offshoots, the first called common sense education. advocates.d the second called common sense kids, it evaluates political legislation on its potential to help or harm children. the organization lobbies for kid-friendly bills. it is called aarp for kids. i am pleased to have him at this table for the first time. welcome. m: good to be here, charlie. charlie: i saw this note, i saw an e-mail from you. that is when i said we should do this now. my instinct in life is do it now. so i fired away an e-mail, and you said i will be on the east coast, let's do it. tell me about how you came to do this, to be an advocate for children. jim: i grew up here in new york. in manhattan, with my brother. your brother supports environmental causes and democratic politics. jim: our mom was a school teacher in harlem and the bronx. charlie: your father was a big deal lawyer. and anthony is in my class, the truth is we grew up thinking with a mom who came home from harlem and the south bronx saying

so you're seeing the rise of the environmental movement exemplified by billionaire tom steyer.fall of the labor movement which makes it harder for democrats to rally the base. and a lot of the labor -- you know, union members there -- they're at risk of supporting trump. if the democrats are having this infighting that's not good for hillary in november. >> democrats having infighting. if republicans having infighting. it is getting so interesting on both sides. let's talk about hillary clinton for a little while longer because she's facing a battle with bernie sanders in today's primaries. what's at stake? >> whether she will get momentum back to put sanders out of the race. you know, we had a story in politico about how could sanders be the ralph nader of this election, and winning in november if he's not fully supportive of hillary. after hillary, you know, presumably wins, then we -- you know, i bet hillary is going to want to have sanders out supporting her and rallying the millions of supporters who have been brought into the party. >> yeah. she wants that if that's to ha

coming up on our program, california billionaire environmentalist tom steyer has a new examable in tgamblen th game. a june measure that would tax all bay area property owners to help protect socoastal regions from rising sea levels. >>> first, the continuing coverage on the controversy surrounding the san francisco police department. this week several san francisco supervisors joined community groups in demanding the chief's

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. ♪ steyer is here. of common sense media.ited over 25,000 films, television so -- shows, and rio games on their suitability for children. the mission is to build an army for kids. recently he launched two offshoots, the first called common sense education. the second called common sense kids, it evaluates political legislation on its potential to help or harm children. the organization lobbies for kid-friendly bills. called aarp for kids. great to have you here. i saw this note, i saw an e-mail from you. that is when i said we should do this now. my instinct in life is do it now. be on the east coast, let's do it. you came to doow this, to be an advocate for children. i grew up here in new york. teacher in a school harlem and the bronx. charlie: your father was a big deal lawyer. truth is we grew up thinking with a mom who came home from harlem and the south good saying you got education but that is not the way it is for all kids. i got out of high school and went to exeter and i talked with my mom. -- taught with my mom. i w

seven unions demanding that the labor confederation cut ties with tom steyer.y want none of their dues funneled toward a group backed steyer thatio and plans to raise $50 million to elect a democratic president. you can read more about that website.ill's" new york. independent line. this election is really important to me because in the last couple of years, i have become a gun owner. i've owned several rifles. now, looking at the way the democrats are trying to overturn the second amendment and restrict gun ownership -- normally, i've been liberal. this election, i will vote for anybody but hillary, whether that is donald trump or whoever. i want to preserve my passion at my localg guns of range. they will put in a supreme court andice that is anti-gun they will work their way to overturn the decision and undermine the second amendment. host: you think donald trump is opposite of that view? caller: i'm not sure on donald trump. he is so out there, i'm not sure what he is. if i wanted to put my conspiracy hat on, i would say that he was put into disrupt the gop

and billionaire climate activist tom steyer.>james:new video shows san francisco cops cracking down on a side show in the city over the weekend. >>james:the video shows a crowd of people doing do-nuts in their cars. things got tense and five people were arrested. kron 4's vicki liviakis shows us what happened. >>vicki liviakis: you see behind this is like things were getting a out of control someo a jump on the squad car is a lot of shouting and that had to give the fuse for fencing facing the crowd of 50 to 60 people there are reports of pepper spray being used on one person three cars were season those arrested were charged with speeding and vandalizing a police cruiser you may remember early this month the chp cruiser was ambushed it is back when the was kicked in the officers were stuck inside but unhurt. >>james:this is the second time we've seen violence between people at sideshow and police recently. take a look. >>james:this video was filmed in east oakland. >>james:a marin chp vehicle was helping with sideshow enforceme

steyer is very much about renewable, anti-fossil fuel energy.actually interacted with these guys. terry o'sullivan i know. the opening salvo tends to be pretty harsh. these guys are not -- you know, they are not playing softball here. this is a negotiation. what you've heard here is the opening salvo for negotiation and at the end of the day what the dems will do if they can figure out a way to smooth this out, not clear if they can, but certainly have to see if they can. >> thanks so much for coming on. appreciate it. >>> an under-the-radar name spiking higher and the stock just got a huge upside call that. and four other big analyst calls with "street talk" on deck and all over this late afternoon market slide, the dow, nasdaq, s&p, small caps, all at session lows. we'll discuss why later on, and then one bright spot though, transports, they are holding on, but look at that intraday charm. you can see that they have lifted the market higher and they are rolling over along with the overall averages. "power lunch" will be right back. a. >>> afte