Once theyve been approved, they get their ballots and cast them at that table. Its at that time that they have the option to leave or stays for the precint meetings that will begin at 6 oclock. Covering campaign 2016 live in carson city, ryan canaday channel two news democratic president ial candidate Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders face off in South Carolina this saturday. Clinton is currently leading in the polls there. But sanders is pushing back hoping for more support ahead of super tuesday. Today he campaigned in virginia ahead of super tuesday next week. Sen. Sanders we need to radically rethink that way we do politics. You are very very flexing your muscles and thats what weve got to do right now. The Clinton Campaign is making an extra push for Young African american women with an ad that mentions victims of gun violence. She campaigned with mothers whose children have been killed in gun violence in South Carolina today. Sybrina fulton Trayvon Martins mother we have an oppo
Why dont you tell us about that. Reporter washington, d. C. , in the summer of 1963 was more than a little nervous about the prospect of a big civil rights march coming to the city, and that worry extended from the president on down, a fear that if it went badly, it could derail the efforts to pass the nations most important civil rights law. Its easy to see now why the march on washington is celebrated as a landmark in the Civil Rights Movement. It helped to shape Public Opinion after decades of struggle, says todd perdom, author of a forth coming book about that period. I think its probably the single most important public demonstration in america of any kind. Reporter america in 1963 was deeply segregated. Something as simple as taking the bus meant separate waiting rooms for blacks. In the spring the nation had watched as police in birmingham, alabama, aimed fire hoses and set dogs on children who joined in the civil rights protests. When president john f. Kennedy heard about the p
To try to make sure that we implemented it properly. But obviously, we didnt do a good enough job. And i regret that. Were talking about 5 of the population who are in whats called the individual market. Theyre out there buying Health Insurance on their own. A lot of these plans are subpar plans. And we put in a clause in the law that said, if you have one of those plans, even if it was subpar when the law was passed, you could keep it. But theres enough churn in the market that folks since then have bought subpar plans and now that may be all they can afford. So even though it only affects a small amount of the population, you know, it means a lot to them, obviously, when they get this letter canceled. And i am deeply concerned about it and ive assigned my team to see what can we do to close some of the holes and gaps in the law because my intention is to lift up and make sure the insurance that people buy is effective. We are proud of the Consumer Protections weve put into place. On
Everything to do with race, the Trayvon Martin story, George Zimmerman, the president s comments, and the generation gap when it comes to race in this country as well. Well start with this. This is a story that has captivated the nation. In more than 100 American Cities this summer day was set aside for crowds of people to gather, demand justice, and remember one name trayvon. Trayvon trayvon all right some of the rallies were small and muted. Others were larger and louder. In atlanta today people who still cant believe the verdict in the George Zimmerman trial shouted and prayed together. This is sanford, florida now where Trayvon Martin was killed and where George Zimmerman was acquitted. People carried pictures of Trayvon Martin there and in nearby orlando. And also in daytona beach. Look at the crowd in Downtown Chicago today. They shouted, no justice no peace. Rally leaders in chicago are joining a nationwide call for federal charges to be filed against George Zimmerman. Trayvon m
Why dont you tell us about that. Reporter washington, d. C. , in the summer of 1963 was more than a little nervous about the prospect of a big civil rights march coming to the city, and that worry extended from the president on down, a fear that if it went badly, it could derail the efforts to pass the nations most important civil rights law. Its easy to see now why the march on washington is celebrated as a landmark in the Civil Rights Movement. It helped to shape Public Opinion after decades of struggle, says todd perdom, author of a forth coming book about that period. I think its probably the single most important public demonstration in america of any kind. Reporter america in 1963 was deeply segregated. Something as simple as taking the bus meant separate waiting rooms for blacks. In the spring the nation had watched as police in birmingham, alabama, aimed fire hoses and set dogs on children who joined in the civil rights protests. When president john f. Kennedy heard about the p