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carolina and nevada. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is in the satellite center. sarah, we ve talked a lot about the tight republican race but the democrats are neck and neck too. yes, hilary clinton holds an 8 point lead over bernie sanders nationally but the two are neck and neck in navada. in case you missed last night s debate, these were the big talking points: hillary clinton women s rights: equal pay immigration: hillary clinton said she would build upon president obama s actions to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation. on apple: asked about apple fighting a court order to help the fbi unlock the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters, clinton said this difficult and she d put both sides together to as for sanders... bernie sanders free college: we ll do it by taxing wall street raising minimum wage: must be a priority on apple: i fear big brother but there has to be a way to fight terrorism and protect constitutional rights i m putting t ....
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significant. it comes with the day and raise the wage to $15 on hour by 2022. currently a third of janitors paid below minimum wage and getting paid minimum wage still puts them below minimum wage. she said in silicon valley, being paid $14 .25 an hour is not enough to survive. we need the raise. we cannot live with that in silicon value limit we re making a little bit and big companies are making millions and millions. reporter: members of the janitorial union has a contract that s up at the end of april so they ll be planning more marchs and rallies in the coming weeks. mike. thank very much, anne. it appears more fallout for the san francisco police department of last year s revelation of racist text messages. 14 officers involve inside that and more than a dozen criminal cases dismissed. they ve turned up another fiver officers in a series of mesosangs. the police chief and district attorney held press conferences in the past hour. we ll bring you details com ....
those latest texts used the n word many times. he says two of the four officers have left the department. was is facing criminal charges on another matter and fourth is facing possible suspension but all are off the streets. there were text messages of a racist homophobic nature discovered as part of the criminal investigation. we were looking through the phone of a lt. when we came across these messages. now the district attorney says defense lawyers who may have criminal cases involving these latest officers are being notified about the text. a lot of details are still unclear but it s another black eye for the san francisco police department. rob, are we going to find out the contents of what the texts had to say? reporter: i expect we will in time. these were discovered as part of another investigation that the district attorney s office is under going and i m pretty sure they ll be released probably pretty soon but i can t say when. thank you rob. an his to ....
that he thought it was his taser. tonight, the new video here, and what it might reveal. the horrific moment. the massive collapse. the overpass crashing down on drivers and people below. the urgent rescue effort. and made in america is back tonight. the simple thing sold in your front yard, landing someone a major deal. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with the terrifying scene that played out late today for commuters at a greyhound bus station in richmond, virginia. a chaotic and deadly scene. an active shooter at the station, shortly before 3:00 p.m. tonight, we ve learned officers with the virginia state police were reportedly there for some sort of exercise. they approached the man, authorities say he then opened fire. frightened passengers caught in the middle, rushed away. one state trooper among several and abc s david kerley leads us off from the scene. reporter: officers moving innocent bys ....