in the delicate process because i was inspired by my grandfather who was an organizer with united farmworkers has led me to fight for what is right. that is what i'm doing at this convention and i'm hoping to represent the that aren't voting brock of the party. >> this is my first convention. hillaryn working for for eight years and that is why i'm here. it is my passion. my name is morgan johnson, i'm from ohio. i'm a delegate for bernie and on 21. this is my first convention. on this date director of college students for bernie and i'm really excited to be here. my generation and the millennials, we are about the same size as the baby boomers and it is important for us to show out. we are having a great time at the convention and i'm looking for to the rest of it. >> voices from the road on c-span. president obama said that the u.s. has improved services for military veterans but work needs to be done. mr. obama was also critical of gop presidential candidate donald trump over his comments about the family of a muslim u.s. army captain who was killed in iraq. eventesident spoke at an hosted

it's based on a photograph taken of the united farmworkers cofounder cesar chavez in 1964.hopes it encourages young people to vote. >>> volunteers teamed up today to feed hungry people on the peninsula and overseas. we were at san mateo's hillsdale high school where groups packaged 45,000 meals. a private company called dream dinners and a nonprofit organized the event. >> helping children in san mateo county who are food insecure and children in haiti who are malnourished and starving. >> 30,000 of the meals will go to haiti. the other 15,000 will feed families in san mateo county. >>> ahead, swimming with the sharks. check out an event where competitors try to do one alcatraz prison completed. >> temperatures are heading up. we'll check out the hot spots when abc7 news at 5:00 continues. now a look at what is ahead on world news 5:30. >> coming up, deadlyy@u floodinn the gulf coast and the worst is yet to come. plus, we're covering donald trump's new prediction of election-day cheating, and going for the gold. we're talking to katie >>> you're looking at something rarely

king, sncc, malcolm x, black and other party, cesar chavez, united farmworkers, the brown berets, many others. there was the student movements, neighborhood community movements. the women's movement. peace and anti-imperialist movements. there was the counterculture. that was challenging the value system as they existed at that time. that was the national context. globally it was the aftermath of world war ii. this was right after eisenhower, kennedy. the u.s. and soviet union were establishing themselves as the predominant superpowers. but the wrath africa, asia and latin america people were standing up and struggles to free themselves from the yokut -- yoke of colonialism. china stood up against british domination and imperialism. vietnam struggled for national liberation. all across africa they were kicking out the portuguese british, dutch and other , colonial powers. whenever you think of the developments in those countries from that point on, i think you have to look at it from when we talk about the asian-american movement from the lens of what was going on at the time. i think

farmworkers. >> it's a disgrace here in the state of california, the most progressive state in the united statesstill after 78 years farmworkers can't get the same rights as any other worker in the state and get overtime pay after eight hours. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> bay area police recruits hitting the streets with a message to the community they're getting ready to serve. >> right now we're not seen as really good, but we are good people. >> all this comes at a time when police are at odds with some segments of the community. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. they are not officers yet, but today those recruits were working on strengthening bonds in the community. christina rendon live outside the mission with their efforts today. >> reporter: the police department calls this a cultural immersion day to build a relationship with the community. >> right now we're not seen as really good, but we are good people. >> reporter: she is among the recruits hoping to change public opinion. the class hit the streets of the mission district thursday as

farmworkers. children as young as eight have been found working in farm fields. some groups estimate 70% of all the children working in the united states work in agriculture. a particularly sobering reality is that often those who harvest food from the fields themselves can't in turn afford the food that they're harvesting at the grocery store. .. they're not as connected as they should be. whether those policies are in the financial sector, food or farm, each issue is individually important but it's also important for leaders, whether they're in government or nonprofit organizations or the private sector to identify opportunities across the board for conductivity. thinking outside the box and looking for ways to bring voices together those are the things we urge trying to promote we are promoting those five points. particularly for conductivity for presidential candidates because we see that as a way to move forward the conversation where true solutions can be found. >> thank you four last but not least we are going to welcome carlin. >> let's just begin by thanking lisa and the conference organizers and the global social enter