Looking for a live coverage internet channel

msnbc is back to their Cops rip-off, cnn is doing something, and Fox is playing some Moses movie. TYT live is yesterday.

Any suggestions? Can you provide a link? (no cable)

Bernie Sanders on TYT Live 3pm PST/6 pm EST

Move to Canada? Move to Norway?

Move to Canada? Move to Norway?

As a 1/2 Norwegian Canadian, I am stumped by any one who isn't supporting Sanders
You have the answer right there!
Remember Quisling. Things could have been different in Scandinavia if it wasn't for the resistance movement.

Hillary and Quisling similarities should not be ignored.

Hillary Clinton’s flaws could pose challenges in a presidential campaign - CBC The National

"How Bernie Sanders could help defeat Hillary Clinton, even if she wins the Democratic presidential nomination.
March 9, 2016"

What CBC (Canada's national news) is reporting on Hillary vs. Sanders

I don't know if this url will work in the US, but this is pretty interesting. Especially found the Obama strategic papers for the 2008 campaign on Hillary interesting in light of her "I'm not a politician" claim.
http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2685039401

Edit:
Just in case there's a problem, it's up on youtube at

DWS favorability poll?

I've done a cursory search for this, but can find nothing current. Are there polls out there to measure DWS' favourability?
Yes, I agree, polls can be read any which way from north to south, but, just from a 'public awareness' point of view, wouldn't such a poll be worthwhile?

Link to Fox town hall. Hillary just started

Is Bernie going to give a victory speech for Maine tonight? nt

Some Maine caucases are sharing #'s. Congrats Bernie!

Participants are already sharing the results of their own caucuses on social media, and reporters are offering numbers from the caucuses they attended. A reporter for the television station WCSH, for example, added up the numbers at all five caucus sites in South Portland, tallying 819 votes for Sanders, and 440 for Clinton. In Brunswick, the Bangor Daily News reports, it was 878 for Sanders, and 688 for Clinton. These aren’t the official tallies, of course. But these numbers, like those offered up by other participants, are sure to buoy the mood at Sanders’s headquarters.