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. >> let's bring in robert zimmerman, democratic strategist for the dem naocratic national committee. let's start first with cory booker. this is not an end of the quarter stunt, this is a real unvarnished look under the hood at a level of transparency unprecedented in presidential politics. $1.7 million he needs in ten days or they don't see a legitimate path forward, never cracked into the top tier. is the writing on the wall for senator booker? >> either it's a bold political stunt to galvanize his supporters or it's a hail mary pass. but it's very obvious that he is sounding an alarm and clearly it's not just about the low polling numbers, it's just about being able to qualify for the debates, being able to raise the money and show he's got the broad support to keep in the debates and keep his candidacy alive. you're seeing candidates drop out from the overall election once they realize they can't even make it to the debate process. so it's a bold play by him to stay viable. >> based on the numbers we've seen, both polling and fund-raising, at the end of the second quarter and the

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jessica: ana zimmerman. her home flooded in 2015.ears later, when hurricane irma hit, she knew it was time to leave. like much of the charleston area, it was built on filled marshland. ana: the house just fills with water, and it's dirty water, and then it starts to bury everything, and you just realize you can't even save everything . jessica: while the city is spending millions on projects like fortifying its sea walls and improving drainage systems, it's wrestling with how to handle the thousands of people moving to charleston every year. critics say it hasn't pumped the brakes fast enough on new around them. mark: what you have to do is look at where you are going to build and how you are going to build there, and you have to make smarter decisions in the future. jessica: we met charleston's chief resilience officer mark wilbert in the church creek basin, where the city recently bought and demolished three dozen flood-prone homes. somewhere for the water to go. mark: we have projects going on in every area of the city. there is m

it goes with the territory here, governor huckabee, but as you hear from robert zimmerman, he thinksg to be not great for both sides. >> i'm sure nobody is to enjoy this. i will say it's too bad the mas are over, robert, we would give you in any for the performance, you are very convincing. but here's the fact that you got a look at. donald trump released the transcript, why? because there was nothing that he had to worry about. he didn't put any pressure, there was no quid pro quo. now we see the democrats in congress aren't congresspeople, they are clairvoyance, because they already, in advance of the release of the transcript, decided what was in it. that was amazing and this is the same group of people, including adam schiff who said we've got the evidence on russia. it turned out he didn't. today he came out and said it's worse than i ever thought. i laughed out loud. i was in the car lift and stomach listening to that. i laughed out loud and i said as we are sitting here today, we are talking and there are people having dinner all across america. martha, i assure you that only

zimmerman had only been in the water about two minutes when he saw the fin. wife, who is happy he is alive, telling our boston abc affiliate wcvb seeing the photo made her sick to her stomach. >> wow. and he's never surfing again. >> no, or she said, honey, we're going to need a bigger surfboard. >> we always make this point, it's important to make this point. they attack very rarely. >> yes. >> they don't want to eat you. >> and i don't want to be next to them. >> this is where sharks hang out. we all know that area. that's where we do the shark stories. so maybe not go surfing there. >> that's why i snowboard instead of a surfboard. the shredding of the gnar is better than the shredding of the leg. >> fair enough. that's also why oil pro-couch. robert, thank you. >>> back with "pop news" with janai who has much safer fare. h "pop news" with janai who has much safer fare. janai who has much safer fare. eating right? on it! getting those steps in? on it! dimitri thinks he's doing all he can to manage his type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is his treatment

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couple questions, one, two thirds of the vote, women voted about 31% and men were more interested zimmerman wanted to vote for men than women. the second thing, a woman's proper place, mostly that there was more for protection on than it was for the national woman's party with a small group and the protection and things like that. thank you. >> okay. to answer the first question, it is true that in the first election in 1920, the amendment is ratified and reached before the election. so there was a big rush to register women. but it cannot all bete accomplished in some states like georgia refused to expen extendr deadlines, they refuse to because they do not want black women to vote. only again one and three eligible women voted in 1920, and carrie was asked about thatu she said you fought for all these years, how come only one in three women voted. and she said it is a learned enterprise, it is something that you learn and women are not accustomed to doing it yet. all it takes longer than she expected, it took 40 years, in 1960 for the participation and by 1980 it surpasses in the gnrticip

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besides me is a photograph of myself and zimmerman who is head f the chamber of commerce, and a palestinian businessman, the the gentlewoman from from washington and the gentlewoman from missouri and ms. wagner and dr. roe joined me on this incredible trip and standing in the sheik's home. the sheik is a former security adviser to the palestinian authority. and incredible businessman. before i get to that meeting, i want to make clear to everybody in america that much of what we have learned or pleeved we have learned about what is going on in israel between the israelis and palestinians is not true. what we learned both from the sheik and from others is that something new and exciting is happening between israelis and the palestinians in israel with. you know, there is this idea out there that the israelis and the plips have been fighting one another for years. that's not true. the truth of the matter, after the rome apps expelled most of the jews, there remaped a small number of jews in what was known as israel and the palace of palestine and some would creep back in but there were a smal

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i remember you talking about how your sons just wept when george zimmerman was acquitted and across the years i've-- i've actually thought of you and your sons because we had that conversation in that moment. >> yeah. >> and i feel in this boom, you both reflecting to that and speaking to the rest of us. you know, you started with a quote you attribute to everybody and their mother. it must be terrifying to raise a black boy in america. >> yes. i'm a bit tired of that question. >> are you? >> yeah. >> okay. >> because it often feels voyeuristic. >> yeah, i wanted to acknowledge that and you say that in the book. you say that, yes, that you feel people -- you actually wrote, the indelicate assertion hangs m mid air. people speculating as this is a matter of fact, hungry for your suffering or crude with sympathy. so, i do actually want to acknowledge that right here. >> yeah, and it's an echo of deboys' 1903 hearing the question how does it feel to be a problem to which i seldom answer a word. and there is -- and there's something to the fact that 100 plus years later the same question re

i remember you talking about how your sons just went when george zimmerman was acquitted, and i -- acrossthought of you and your sons because we had that conversation in that moment, and i feel like in this book, this is you both reflecting on what that has been and speaking to them and speak to go the rest of us. so, you started with a quote, which you attribute to everybody in and their mother. >> yes. >> it must be terrifying to raise a black boy in america. >> yes. i'm a bit tired of that question. >> are you? >> yeah. >> okay. >> um, because it often feels like voyeuristic. >> i wanted to acknowledge that. and you say that in the book. you say that, yes, you feel people -- you actually wrote, the indelicate assertion hangs in mid-air, people speculaing as if this is a matter of fact, hungry for your suffering or crude with sympathy. i do actually want to acknowledge that right here. >> it's an echo of due dubois, how does it feel to be a problem to which i seldom answer a word. and there is something to the fact that 100 plus years later the same question remains. and part of the --

zimmerman is a superintendent of monticello school district in illinois, and it is in my congressional district, and he has been active in ensuring that children get safely to and from school. he has been specifically focused on the role that technology can play in keeping children safe when they exit the bus. this past january, is school district purchased stop arm cameras. i know he does not want to start -- stop there and always looking for new technology to help keep students safe. with that in mind, i want to are there mr. benish, existing technologies that we can better utilize to increase the safety of children crossing the street in front of a stop bus? we are looking at illegal passing laws, making sure that not only the technology as far as radar, we discussed the other day that if there is a stop on the bus just like you have a system where ambulances can go right through red lights and make them turn green, a system that was hooked for a slowing down of a school bus. we would also like to do public safety messaging and more technology as far as training was drivers. rep. da