reporter: bernie sanders arrived at sylvia' s in harlem the same barack obama in 2008. sharpton said they talked about flint michigan, police brutality ll make an endorsement after a sit down with clinton in a couple of weeks. but they also had a curious woman, someone who' sanders clearly covets. >> she' s in a tough place. i can' t see, i think at the right time she' ll come on board, s enormous pressure, enormous pressure. reporter: no name is picked up by the national pool camera, but the conversation winnows down the possibilities. >> she could be a real asset. she is incredibly smart, she forwards and backwards yeah. and the issues that we care about. >> yeah, yeah. and she' s gutsy, she' s got guts. reporter: we contacted sanders campaign several times today to ask if massachusetts senator being discussed. the campaign did not return our calls. but sanders goes on to say there is alot of pressure from the establishment not to endorse him, calling the other side quote tough folks. i asked hillary clinton earlier this week about warren. why has she not endorsed you

erika: before his interview, he had a meeting with reverend al sharpton in sylvia' s in harlem. sanders be hillary clinton by 20 points last night and answer. massachusetts' primary is right around the corner, march 1. and today is the last day to register to vote. or those who' ve moved to change their registration. you have until 8:00 p.m. tonight to register. emily: it' s a story we' ve been reporting on for months. the many spent nearly 30 years in prison has to court today hoping he might be freed. george perrot will appear this afternoon and asked the judge to release him on bail. he has been serving a license for the 1985 rape of an elderly springfield woman, convicted with the help with now his conviction was overturned last month and his attorneys say let out on bail prosecutors say he is a flight risk. a former weymouth middle-school cafeteria worker heads to trial today, charged with statutory rape. prosecutors say janelle foley had sex several times with a of her son. foley is charged with four counts of rape and abuse of a child. she has pleaded not guilty. erika: n

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reid: he has a meeting tomorrow morning at sylvia' s restaurant, famous in harlem, with the reverend al sharpton. he needs to court that african-american vote. in the southern states, the black vote leans in favor of hillary clinton. >> reverend sharpton is a highly respected leader in the african-american community. we have seen a number of african-american leaders joining bernie sanders' s campaign. senator nina turner, who is a well-known african-american woman from ohio who has a national profile who has joined the campaign, the rapper killer mike , cornell west, as you may know, have been campaigning for senator sanders, and a dozen of carolina, keith ellison, the cochair of the house progressive caucus of african-americans, a congressman, you know, all have come to support bernie sanders' s campaign, because of the lyrical revolution that he is calling for is one that will uplift all people of all races in this country. reid: you are under way to get ready for another debate, which is on the 11th, a couple days away. jeff weaver, thank you very much for your time, we appreciate

as a mentioned earlier he is scheduled to have breakfast or morning at sylvia' s restaurant in harlem with the reverend al sharpton and is hoping to court more african american leadership. hillary clinton in south carolina has four out of five black votes. she is the favorite down there and he -- bernie sanders needs american community. all across the southern states. we are hearing that bernie sanders is here. it will be a very energetic crowd. i did overhear the national press secretary said that they really do want people to tonight and the polls are still open in hudson and merrimack and cast their vote so that every vote is heard. we will be back later with more updates. ed: before you go, you have broken it down quite nicely. sanders when' s the women vote, he wins the youth vote, he wins a sizable independent vote in new hampshire, he is a neighboring senator. if he is elected president he will be 75 years old on the day of inauguration. reid: you talk about that, that is -- he appeals to the young vote. we talked about that. he appeals to the college-age vote. last night at de

u-s secretary of health and human services sylvia burwell will visit a flint health center that is providing lead testing and health care services to those who have been affected by lead-contaminated water. flint's mayor has recently called for quick action to remove and but, governor rick snyder announced a plan yesterday to coat the city's pipes with a protective film and conduct an infrastructure study first. despite having water tainted with lead, a new report shows people in flint were paying the highest water rates in the nation. the study by "the food and water watch" found flint residents paid, on average, close to 900 dollars a year for water service. that's nearly double the national average. one of the study's authors says the united nations recommends water and sewer service shouldn't be more than three percent of a household income. i n flint... those charges add up to about seven percent... here in iowa, college students will soon have to pay more. officials at all three iowa universities want to increase the cost for room and board. proposing a 3-percent increase. the plans wi

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health and human services secretary sylvia burwell will get a firsthand look at the s water crisis. she' ll also visit a flint health center that is providing lead testing and health care services to families and children who lead-contaminated water. flint' s mayor has recently called for quick action in flint to remove and replace old pipes in the city. lisa: a federal grand jury has bundy. the felony charges are connected to the standoff with authorities at his nevada ranch in 2014. bundy was arrested in oregon where his sons ryan and ammon occupation of an oregon wildlife refuge. both sons along with two other men were indicted along with the elderly rancher wednesday. mark: toyota is recalling nearly three million suv's worldwide because of possible problems with the seat belts. in a news release issued early this morning the company said a flaw could cause some rear seat belts to fail. the affected vehicles are the toyota rav-4, toyota rav-4 e.v. and toyota vanguard. most were built between 2005 and 2014. the plan to replace the aging western hills viaduct has taken a small ste

checking today' s top stories. health and human services secretary sylvia burwell will will visit flint, michigan today , to get a firsthand look at the federal response to the city' s water crisis. she' ll also visit a flint health center that is providing lead testing and health care services to families and children who have been affected by lead-contaminated water. mark: president obama is going to cuba. the white house is expected to make an official announcement later today. the visit next month is part of the continued effort to cuba after 50 years without diplomatic ties. the last sitting president to visit cuba was calvin coolidge. lisa: pope francis is leaving mexico after a six-day trip that took him all over the country. the pontiff ended his trip in a border city by the rio grande river that separates mexico and the united states. the pope is rumored to be back in latin america later this year to visit his birth nation of argentina and other countries. a new york city man who lost his wallet, was surpr