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answer? and do you think he has an advantage or disadvantage as a white male? i think his answer is really naive. the truth is that race still plays and gender both play huge impacts on the way the candidates are evaluated. look at cory booker, for instance, who has this kind of very loving, kind of mr. nice guy persona. cory booker partly understands as an african-american candidate, it s much harder to express the anger that white candidates are allowed to express because white voters would react much more negatively to that. something that barack obama had to deal with as well. race colors the way candidates are perceived in profound ways even if americans are not honest about those things. i think john delaney is just wrong here. peter beinart, good to have you. thank you. tomorrow night,on lemon is at a town hall with amy
45th president of the united states of america president donald trump. last august so there you have it. five-second pause for applause that just never happened. clearly not what he expected in that crowd. democratic presidential candidates are hitting it hard again today. cory brooker and others are all over the map talking to continuation voters and here is what they are saying. i am a big believer you cannot campaign wrong and think you re going to governor right. i will not take pact money in there or lobbyist money or other money. the minimum wage was set to support a family of three. today, a minimum wage, full-time job in america, will not keep a mamma and a baby out of poverty and that is why i m in this fight. we don t have in this
picture from the cnn weather center, right here in atlanta. let s go ahead and begin in vermont, a state reeling from some of its worst flooding in decades. gary tuchman there in brat tleboro. reporter: they don t deal with hurricanes, at least not until yesterday when tropical storm irene came through. we are standing in southern vermont, next to what was yesterday. for generations, a peaceful brook called the when thestotst brook. it was ten feet wide before yesterday. it s now about 90 feet wide. the powers of the waters, more than 260 straights under water in the state of vermont. basically they exploded this brook into four or five times its normal width. this is an art studio, three-story art studio. the land under the right side of the art studio disappeared when the waters started flowing through, now hanging precariously and could collapse at any time. the saddest news here in the state of vermont, one woman fell into these brooks yesterday, up in burlington, ver