>> thankfully, the national campaign, the 40 days for life out of texas and now virginia. they have pooled all money together and we have some continuity to the program and they can divide it up to the different cities. we have san mateo and san francisco and then they had oakland and marin county. and we are seeing it spread. one of the things you mentioned before, is how are we seeing this been bigger and it has improved and we have had more people on the sidewalk. >> good statistic i heard is that we had buses for the 12 walk for life and this year. there was 200 for the 2,000 walk for life. >> there was a five to 15,000 people increase. we are, joyfully, we are receiving those people. we have a young african-american woman, who said she was fed up. she is not a religious person. >> i am just fed up with all the planned parenthood signs. they are going against my people and you hear more about this and what is the other word, planned pregnancy than welcoming your child into the world. so, she had heard and saw that they were specifically targeting the walk for life and

the survey was done by the national campaign to prevent teen under a planned pregnancy. >>> the country of turkey says it is time to halt the tweets. country blocked access to twitter overnight. the move comes after audio recordings and documents were posted on the site implicating the prime minister and other top officials in corruption. prime minister was so upset he reportedly threatened to "rip the roots" out of the website. turkish attorneys are trying to get the ban overturned but programmers have already found work-arounds that allow access to that site. >>> a new sign today that rely stadium is spurring nearby development in santa clara. bixby land that is just paid more than $100 million for a seven-building office complex there in santa clara. it is just west of the new stadium. streppers s e developers plan to renovate the property and believe the new stadium will make the area more attractive. the 49ers stay playing at stadium this august. >>> march madness hitting close to home for thousands of bay area fans tonight. stanford cardinals beat new mexico today 58-53 in round o

nationally on the exit polling for congress as well. we certainly had our ups and downs but more downs recently than up. involvedlie was very in the 2004 campaign so that would help explain why and george w. bush made it a major priority but now we're down to the point where we'll me have for both mitt romney and republicans nationally in the congressional races. this is basically what i call the republican math problem. we have to adapt or continually lose national elections. why wewait to talk about are struggling to make this choice but if you look at how the math works, you can see we have no choice but to improve with hispanic voters. african-americans made up 13% of the electorate and six percent 93% forere mitt romney, obama. that means romney got 0.8% of his total vote from african-americans. you look at that and say we really need to improve with african-americans but the challenge to that clearly is -- i don't know if you guys know this, but he's african-american. toon't know that it's going be a very easy bond to break. i think it's going to be very difficult. to 0.8%.wn 12.1% that is two point seven percent and obama got 7.1% of the

the national front. but i think lily with what came out to be. we spent there is that the i think the success of the national press campaign is that they essentially speak to all the people who are frustrated about their daily lives become an economic level the economic opportunities the joblessness via taxes. proceeds of crime and immigration issues. and all these issues if you put all the people of the national front in one room they won't necessarily all agree on the same thing they don't all want the same thing for france but they all agree that things may change the ol' have the high level of frustration with the current state of things and that's why they all wanted the potential for president. yes there's a far left there's other ways during a protest vote. why isn't the national front. i think one of the main reason is because my heel pain and muscle tone is maybe the moment the only county that she's talking directly to voters. sometimes they use ideological shortcuts. don't be talking about. every life and the kid answers so people are fed up with all the punches and there was something different and something different is the national p

the national campaign is spreading across the bay area. >> it really more about we see you, we care aboutu matter. >> reporter: high school students are taught photography and interview skills and set out to break down the stereotypes and get their peers talking. >> students just don't open up like that. they -- they -- they build walls and it's only certainly times they climb out of them. >> reporter: but here one teenager describes his father as a fly. he just hops around and comes occasionally. another points out people are oblivious to the mind numbing cocktail of anger and sadness of. what was unexpected was their optimism for change. the overwhelming emotion teenagers say they feel is happiness. but apparently they are not sharing that or anything else with grownups. >> 99% don't have an adult they feel they can trust and open up to. >> reporter: maybe they sense some of us have forgotten how difficult it was. the exhibit is on display at the richmond art center and features more than 100 portraits taken by 20 teenaged photographers. >> to me, it's just a door that opened in front o

i also want to thank the think outside the bottle national campaign, the corporate accountability international organization who has for the better part of 10 years been advocating to this issue. i also want to thank the many small business advocates, event producers, off the grid large event organizers and management of large venueses for their work with my office on this, as well as s.f. travel. we've had a lot of environmental organizationses from the sierra club to the surf riders foundation to the pacific institute who have worked with us on this legislation. want to also thank the city attorney's office, dave [speaker not understood] who initially gave me the idea to start thinking about this issue. and i want to conclude thanking my aide catherine [speaker not understood] who has worked hard to pull this together. colleagues, i hope you will join in moving san francisco forward as the first city in the country to phase out plastic water bottles on our public property and ask for your support. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you. i'd just like to first thank david chiu for his leadership, and

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walden is also chairman of the national republican campaign committee. released a statement earlier today about the move yesterday in the special e -- win yesterday in the special election of the florida's 13th congressional district, david jolly winning that seat yesterday in a special election. >> i'll call to order the subcommittee on communications and technology, welcome you here this morning for hour hearing. today the subcommittee on communications and technology will consider draft legislation to re-authorize the satellite television extension and localism act. that's the law that governs the provision of direct broadcast satellite service to millions of americans. today's hearing follows several previous hearings on the subject. multiple hearings on the communications marketplace, a bipartisan round table debate on the issue of the integration ban, and an incredible number of meetings with stakeholders by members of this committee on bob dole sides of the aisle. it's taken an enormous amount of work, but this draft has earned the support of cable

the nation." during the campaign, i want to start with, this you took a lot of heat for saying that russia was our greatest geopolitical foe in the third debate, the president came down pretty hard on you about that. >> a few months ago when you were asked what's the biggest geopolitical threat you said russia. not al qaeda, you said russia in the 1980s are now calling to did for foreign policy back, the cold war has been over for 20 years. >> schieffer: i'm sure you're tempted to say, i told you so, do you really believe that what happened in ukraine had anything to do with what president obama has or hasn't done? >> there's no question, but that the president he's naivety with regards to russia and his faulty judgment about russia's intentions and objectives led to number of foreign policy challenges that we face. unfortunately not having anticipated russia's intentions the president wasn't able to shape the kinds of events that may have been able to prevent the kinds of circumstances that you're seeing in the ukraine as well as things that you're seeing in syria. we need to understand that russ

coming up on stage and reactions to the scene in the nation and einstein. the campaign against with insults on us campuses. jurassic park taken at them like giant cans. but ba says it was a that had been standing still second class that contains passages to the nation and einstein mates rates to contain. i was traveling from an attendance of eighteen on saturday communication was announced to appeal to take us donations of any high on tiny station at lax and seven seven seven was carrying too much and twenty seven passengers. the trc chinese nationals. this christmas was like leaving a demonic of the people who see no way that people like me playing with me appear on the maid asked to meet its final destination. webcke says describing themselves as friends and family of passages and crane had been chanting anti stress logistics uncle has pasted in a speech saying she had a father he she says it's a nice attendant and i'm going to be seen at coffs coast namesake and sounds. in america many senior really sickening cake and phil has described its great to have a nice compa

greg walden, chairman of the republican national campaign committee, also said several days ago this a special election, and special elections do not represent the entire future. we knew from the beginning, and i said on your show, chuck, last week, that we started this race where the republicans had a 13-point advantage in turnout, because it's not a midterm election. it's not a regular election. it's a special election in a midterm year. and so, you and i are baseball fans. the deal is like this. you start a baseball game, 13 points behind, you claw back two runs behind, the good news is you got back 11 runs. the bad news is, we still lost by two, and we have some work to do. >> do you want alex sink to run again? >> oh, absolutely. she was an extraordinary candidate. >> is she committed to doing that? >> -- i hope she will, because of this. this district will be competitive in november. you know, if there's any consolation prize in this loss, it is that there's not a single congressional district in america that is modelled like this, that is an r-plus 13 district where we are com

. >> got some move there is, the trip to the nation's capital after a letter writing campaign asking e house to recognize the contributions of women during world war i. the rosey will spend six days in the nation's capital. >>> brian, i hear we need the rain. >> that's what i have been told. >> not so much for tonight and it is moving out for this even, south of san jose but we have more rain on monday. >> all day on monday, right? >> i think so. >> that's good news, thanks for joining us on the news at 11:00. you can stay connected any time on www.kron4.com, see you tomorrow morning at 7 a.m.. wireless networks are awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you already have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the cost. the bring your own phone plan. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data on the best 4g lte networks starts at just $40 a month. net10 wireless. >>> gwyneth paltrow breaks her silence in a chicken recipe? >> plus joan rivers on

the prosecutors who are accusing jeffrey thompson of funding a $600,000 shadow campaign on behalf of a 2008 presidential candidate that is believed to be hillary rodham clinton ax and the thompson case also includes other national campaign, and the news i-team will have more on that angle coming up. >>> and to read more of the court documents and get all of the background on this case on nbcwashington.com. >>> and a maryland man who is k accused of kidnapping his daughter and killing her mother will be extradited back to montgomery county. timothy the virts is in custody in south carolina. that is where he waived extradation today. and he and his 11-year-old daughter caitlin were found in a h hotel off of i-95 friday night. the two were the focus of a nation woowide manhunt after th girl's moer t eer -- mother was dead inside of their home. >> and tonight, tips are pouring in after a mother of three was shot inside of a popular store in virginia. watch as this gunman opens fire early saturday morning. the clerk shot twice, but survives. the shooting happened at the fast mart on brock road in spotsylvania kocounty, and bure chief julie carey updates the investigation, and tells us how the community is rallying a

the nation. and what the -- the anti-eviction campaign really started to do, the purpose of it was to enforce thes of folks who were really being taken advantage of in -- in this effort to really gentrify the new north side, the part of the city where you really had this odd disparity between the rich and the poor. low-income black families and pretty well to do white, and white families, where you had massive public housing close to the downtown. and since then the campaign has been focused on taking that question of enforcing human right to housing, and takes it to other places where folks are facing displayment. and see if we have thesed a ban d - abandoned properties, and fixing them up or over. >> and commissioner gainer one of the ways that was to be done was federally funded neighborhood stabilization money. with the goal of rehabbing about 25 -- 2500 housing units. that initiative has fallen really short. i think chicago has rehand maybe 538 units and maybe only 200 of them occupied. what happened. >> that's not really connected with cha. that is more about affordable housing. their focus

woman cameprivate into the national spotlight for her involvement with the john edwards campaign. edwards was acquitted of charges. most conference of sanctions levied against russia's leaders since the cold war. yesterday's controversial elections in crimea for secession from ukraine. about levyinging sanctions including its former president who will also face travel bans. some worry these two nations -- ukraine and russia -- are one step closer to a possible war. >> we are imposing sanctions on specific individuals. >> naming names and doling out punishment, mostly to subordinates of vladimir putin. the white house is letting his displeasure be known. >> we are making it clear there are consequences for their actions. >> while there are plenty of figured of figurative fireworks, .here are actual ones, too many crimea's, most ethnic russians, please that calling it home again. a great event. it is one of the most important days in all my life. >> the fight over the coastal region, ukrainians worry, is just the beginning and other areas, even other countries could fall. >> citizen

undocumented immigrant with the group, latino advocacy, and part of the #not one more deportation campaign organized by the nationalay laborers organizing network. welcome to democracy now! give us the latest on the hunger strike. how many people are still participating? >> thank you. we do not know. we do not have exact numbers. it is difficult to assess due to retaliation strategies. they have been very good at making it difficult for people to communicate amongst each other. we know they started isolating people from day one. they were trying to supposedly assess them medically, and instead they were being told the hunger strike had to stop, that the hunger strike did not work. theirlso replicated privilege to watch tv or listen to the radio. the way they have managed the organizing that happened in the inside is to stop them from communicating with each other. tohave been able to talk youth. we saw people leaving the detention center, and the three of them confirmed to us that the strike continues, and each of them would say there are people that they know they continue the strike in different parts of the faci

the national republican campaign committee and karl rove's group called american crossroad, they have been hammering sink on health care by flooding the airwaves with ads like this one from the u.s. chamber of commerce. by the way, it's not a local chamber of commerce, it's the big lobbying operation called the chamber of commerce. let's watch. >> 300,000 americans will lose their health coverage because of obamacare. alex sink supported it, and she still does. now sink is running for congress, and she is still pushing obamacare. canceled health plans, higher premiums, medicare cuts, people losing their doctors. a disaster for families and seniors. with alex sink, the priority is obamacare, not us. >> where did they get that announcer, mark? he sounds like somebody from the dust bowl. >> he is highly aggrieved. >> what kind of voice was that? highly aggrieved was right. what do you make of that ad? coming in there to pound alex sink. she is the bad one. >> it's florida, and hard to find a district that doesn't have a lot of older voters. it's a kind of a weird reversal in the sense th

in may the state will roll out a national ad campaign -find the good life in north dakota.yet, even with the plea for more workers, many of those already there are living in their cars or church basements. well as the saying goes, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. march madness kicks off this week and outplacement firm 'challenger, gray and christmas' suggests employers use the hype surrounding the basketball tournament to increase employee engagement. the amount of "lost productivity" from workers obsessing over their brackets is estimated to hit 1.2 billion dollars an hour during this first week. brad evans of yahoo explains what all the fuss is about. "there's upsets, there's buzzer beaters, there's high drama everywhere, i think that's why people are so interested in watching the ncaa tournament and gambling on it, whether it be in an office tournament or at a sports book in vegas." 50 million americans are filling out an nc-double-a bracket for the tournament. it's a big week for gamers. the game developer conference in san francisco continues today. sony made a splash with the annou

the united nations declared march 20th internagal day of happiness the campaign put up a giant wall in union square. the goal to make happiness and good will contagious >> if having a bad day, studies have known shown if you create happiness for someone else you'll become happy as well. >> some of the things people wrote was smiling more often. and sharing a kiss. >> today's happy day hope it was contagious. >> that is john lewis, 74, and going to get his groove onto the tune of "happy". >> later he tweeted be happy, everybody. why not? >> good job there. >> a contestant phrase. >> the first letters. >> the letters are given at the start of the puzzles. that is what emil got in the bonus round oochl they put up n and e. and i, everyone knew that word is new. >> and then neil called h, e, m, and o. >> nothing else was showing up they didn't put up anymore letters so i had to work. >> this looks tough to me. i don't know. you have ten seconds. keep talking. >> neil didn't panic. >> new, it's kind of what is baby. new baby? i was going to go for that. i worked off that b. >> new baby bugg

the area for 43 years. jolly's campaign, the national republican committee's in a collection of outside groups have spent millionsring his democratic opponent on obamacare. >> the national sentiment is so exhausted by this president and his party's view of government and frankly the recent failings of his administration that it's time for a change. >> you're looking good. >> sink, who narrowly lost the governor's race to rick scott, has cautiously embraced obamacare while insisting it urgently needs fixing. she's paying down the importance in today's election. >> i hear a number of issues people are concerned about, like protecting social security and medicare. they're frustrated with washington and believe washington is not working for them. >> that's code for issues she thinks jolly is vulnerable on. his years spent in washington and lobbying work for a client who wanted to privatize social security. >> going to get it done. >> which message carries more weight? to be sure, there are plenty of voters here upset about obamacare. >> when that man can stand there and change any part of the thing without asking any

the scandal is taking center stage. downtown washington, tom sherwood, news4. >>> and he also confessed to funneling money to national campaigns including the 2008 presidential candidate. and i-team tisha thompson has been looking through the documents, and she has that part of the story. >> well sh, he gave through two ways, straw campaigns and shadow donations. through the straw campaigns, thompson caused individuals to make contributions to the authorized candidates through house of representatives and senate and president, and then he would reimburse each company recording the payments as a bonus or advance or consulting fee. then there is the shadow campaign, and the court filing says that he also used the companies to disburse more than $600,000 to pay for campaign services in support of a presidential candidate for president of the united states in 2008. last year, one of thompson's associates plead guilty of tax fraud, and in that plea we found out that thompson had organized street teams to hand out street signs and stickers for the hillary clinton campaign, and the campaign says they did not know about it, and worked

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beijing platform for action, san francisco has been asked to serve as the peer leader to launch cities for ceda a national campaign to promote ceda. the campaign will be formally launched next week in new york at meetings related to the u.n. commission on the status of women. president nancy kirchner rodriguez, [speaker not understood] and i will be in new york for that launch. you will be hearing more about this campaign in the coming months. at this time i'd like to invite the honorees, their families and friends and eventually the supervisors to join us at a reception in the mayor's conference room. there the mayor's office and the district attorney will recognize their honorees and the commission on the status of women will present all of the honorees with women's history month resolutions. thank you so much. (applause) >> thank you very much. what i'd like to do, colleagues, is to take a two-minute recess to give the room an opportunity to clear. unfortunately we still have a lot more business 500s to be done. so, if i could ask folks to leave quietly and we will start up in about two minutes. [gavel] >> tues

at the democratic national campaign is is possible for the content of this advertising.unningsee that dcc on the affordable care act. guest: david jolly has billed himself as the county candidate running against alex sink, who actually lived outside of tampa before moving into the district. what alex sink and democrats have been very effective at andg is to take david jolly transfer it to adc back room d.c. backroom-- a dealing image. host: if you want to talk about this race, call-in in. we will talk about it during this 45 minute segment on "washington journal" this money. david wasserman, take us through texas. their primary is coming up next tuesday. an overview of what is happening there. guest: texas is kicking off the primary season. race to watch, it might be the primary against rand paul. he has never been completely trusted by the most loyal to party voters in his district. you have a former u.s. attorney who's running against him in the republican primary. he is 90 years old. he is running for what many people think is his last term in the house. yet, there is

that actually the syrian national council represents these rebels may i also add i think it's important to see that the war in syria these people are fighting the so life is the campaignof terror is what as one with the sorts of terrible seaweeds in iraq they regard this is the same fight the same campaign the horrific violence and seven hundred people killed civilians killed in iraq in the last month is part of the same war these people are waging in syria at the moment five militants were killed overnight during an anti terror operation in russia's sudden republic of dagestan the armed group was holed up in a house when it was surrounded by state forces who offered the militants the chance to surrender in reply the terrorist opened fire killing an officer and sparking a gun fight one of the dead militants was revealed to be behind a deadly car bombing in december last year which took the lives of three people. the greek economy has shrunk by a quarter since the euro zone crisis began and relentless spending cuts have left their mark on the most vulnerable in society many unemployed parents are now having to rely on charity hand that is to feed their children and to

the national climates. well i think to them that the party itself was always wanted to see this is a local campaign to get away from a liberal city around the of the national epic say she starred in his dissatisfaction with that the station the state government that has been a very difficult campaign beat the suns his candidate back in two thousand eight to joke was on the right to carry me he's being accused of being convicted of a number of the corruption cases and that is the second extend to discredited the station's topic but is also a production quantity decent and good toss to be loyal to the form of a chieftain of the ad the sec's sit in at the in and around the maths eight says that not any baking discredited by the corruption scandal is around the topic but that that the large number of the dissident to attack and this is really a help to spit the button. this is the result you end up with okay you brought in her say thank you the following that upsets the events unfolding right now i will take a short break to have a look at the top left headlines right now. thanks mark. well here's a roundup of you

the wheels turning. the campaign motion chugging across the nation. thank you so much.ay healthy, my friend. >> colorado is seeing lots of green now pot is legal. they made more than $2 million and were expecting a lot more. as we said, pulling in $2.1 million in taxes. lars larson and ebony turner is here. how are you doing? >> doing great, bill. >> i don't know what colorado makes on admission testing. i don't know what they bring on the sale of license plates. but $2 million in recreational pot. times 12 would be $24 million. they said they would make $130-$134 million. that was the expectation of the recreational and medical use as well. what do you think of $2 million? >> once the government figures out they can make money, they mean get hooks in it is stay there. it is bad news for americans. i happen to live in a state where they made marijuana legal and the sales are going to start in washington state in the next couple months. about ten days after made legal, a pedestrian was mowed down by a driver in a neighborhood by a guy who came to washington state to smok

that actually the syrian national council represents these rebels may i also add i think it's important to see that the war in syria these people are fighting the so laugh is the campaign of terror is what as one with the sorts of terror we're seeing being waged in iraq they regard this is the same fight the same campaign the horrific violence and seven hundred people killed civilians killed in iraq in the last month is part of the same war these people are waging in syria a moment. to other news now making headlines around the globe and malaysian officials say over one hundred twenty objects possibly from the missing malaysian airlines plane have been spotted on new satellite images ships and aircraft from six nations have resumed the search for the vanished passenger jet after being hampered by bad weather the operation is now focusing on the southern indian ocean on monday the malaysian prime minister declared the plane with two hundred thirty nine passengers on board was presumed lost with no survivors sparking outrage. from relatives. north korea has for the first time since two thousand and nine launched two medium range ballistic missiles the move has been criti

campaigning are the ones who probably aren't campaigning and the ones who aren't campaigning right now may be the ones who will be campaigning. >> it was said the white house had vanished by doing national media for a long time. seth myers went on that show, but he didn't exactly get tough questions on the view, biden. >> do democrats generally get tough questions on "the view"? he's vice president of the united states. he did get criticism, however, for panders to women on the view. i didn't agree with that criticism. i think we know the vice president has a hokie folky way of trying to ingratiate himself. it's sort of like washington seems to regard him as old uncle joe and biden gets a pass. >> when he misspeaks, he said the cbo, congressional budget office, predicted obamacare would cost 2,000 jobs, not 2 million. >> just a few zeros. give the guy a break. he's getting on in years, howie. are we allowed to talk about a man's age? >> apparently not. >> i was kidding. but look, i think we're in the stage now where we in the media don't want hillary to run away with the democratic nomination. we need to build up challengers. and i don't think people think joe biden, a, is going to run

the two campaigns. but outside money, millions of dollars of outside money turned this into a referendum on health care, particularly on medicare advantage cuts as well, and you had the fact that the national what is the message that democrats fear that they're learning out of this? is that the national political environment trumps a campaign apparatus, a good organization that you think you've put together. well, what kind of message does that send to the red state democrats that are fighting for their lives in these re-election battles in the senate? i can tell you those states, arkansas, louisiana, not as friendly democratic territory as the 13th district down there in florida. >> you get the impression that democrats believe that, for example, the battle over minimum wage will offset some of the heat from the health care issues that could impact. but it seems that they're having trouble making that message a broader one that could stick. >> they haven't been able to figure it out, because the message works. minimum wage -- our new poll shows minimum wage comes in among the top five best characteristics, that voters tell us would make them more likely to vote for a congressional candida

upryl sandberg is teaming with the national girl scouts on a campaign to teach others to ban that word from their vocabulary, particularly when it comes to guns. washingtonit -- the area can be a bit of a mecca for women who once wore the bossy girl label. the campaign is divided. some say the idea of a ban is to too, well, bossy. >> this is too much intervention. >> i think it is good. it has a harsh sound to it. never meant in a complementary way, it seems like. >> facebook executive sheryl sandberg told nightline's cynthia mcfadden that she was teaming up with the girl scouts and leaders that she was often labeled a bossy girl by peers, even a teacher who told her best friend "avoid that bossy sandberg girl." >> you ask why they don't want to do that, they do not want to be called bossy. >> it is not the word that is the problem, but the concept of how girls should behave. >> your friends will get mad at be and they will not want to your friend anymore. >> this virginia dad has advice for all girls and boys being called bossy or anything else. >> don't be bothered by names. i think

acceptable than ever in fact polls from two thousand and twelve and two thousand and thirteen by the national campaign to prevent teen and unplanned pregnancy showed that at least seventy percent of americans demand that birth control be made free and easily accessible this is why a pair of cases heard before the supreme court earlier today are so important and could potentially reverse the decades of progress women have made in this arena the two cases sebelius v hobby lobby. and some view conestoga woods and evolve the affordable care act mandate that employers must cover all forms of birth control free of charge the two plaintiffs involved in these cases argue that they shouldn't have to provide their employees contraceptives like the plan b. pill otherwise known as the morning after pill or are you deeds these two businesses are run by evangelical christian families and claim that they are exempt from coverage because of a one nine hundred ninety three law called the religious freedom restoration act which states that quote the government shall not substantially burden a person's exercise of relig

friday is the third day in the 11-day campaign launched by the national alliance for support.oalition of groups with ties to the muslim brotherhood movement. they believe the country is in the grip of a military coup. on top of their list of demands, justice for the protesters killed last year by security forces. a return to what the group calls constitutional legitimacy and, for a democratic egypt. something they believe the army have blocked. the military-backed government has did solved the military brotherhood movement and declared it a terrorist organization. it has been a week of protests not only in cairo and alex alexa but the far cities in the north and a few in the south. the government has responded with more security on the streets, so far several protesters have been killed or wounded. the police are braced for more arrests as the demonstrations continue. al jazerra. >>> well, it's now 83 days since three al jazerra journalists have been held in a cairo prison. correspondent peter, along with producer muhammad and mohamed are accused of having links with a terrori

david jolly, the national republican campaign committee and handful of outside groups spent millions of dollars hammering the democratic candidate alex sink over her support for obamacare. david jolly is paying attention to local issues but trying to keep this race in the national perspective, making it a referendum on the president and his administration. >> this is about more than obamacare. it is about more than just a health insurance coverage. this is about a view of government that either says the government mandates more in the individual life or mandates less. doesn't mandate anything at all. i'm on the latter. my opponent is on the former. >> reporter: for her part democratic candidate alex sink offer ad tepid embrace of obamacare saying we can't go back to where we were before but at the same time insisting obamacare as it is needs fixing. >> i wouldn't describe my position as having embraced obamacare. let's acknowledge things wrong with it. there are plenty of things wrong with the affordable care act and let's get to work to fix them to make them work for people. >> repor

but it was the national front's night and the far right in france was celebrating after making significant gains. leading the polls in some towns. the party which still campaigns and foremost on an empty immigration stance have fielded more candidates than ever before. >> translator: at a national level and sometimes in particular the disapproval of the government and against him along has been particularly strong. essential significance of the big success for our movement is the national front gathering is no longer a national force, it's also from now on a great local force and a vote which has a calling to take route in all territories of the republic to prepare for tomorrow's alternative. >> reporter: the ruling socialist party in the first round was dealt a blow. many of its supporters thought to have simply stayed away. this is an election being forced on both local and national issues. and the frustration from here deals with the government and appears to have been reflected in this first round of voting. this is only the first round. all the parties, particularly on the left, are urging supporters to get out and vote next weekend. emma hayward with al

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