. >> reporter: richard bennett grows citrus at the southern end of the san joaquin valley. >> this diseasen 10 years of removing all of the california citrus industry. >> reporter: today he was among a group of growers meeting with scientists on the uc davis campus trying to come up with ways to combat citrus greening disease. it's a global threat already destroying growth in asia, brazil, the dominican republic, most of the orange crop in florida and grapefruit crop in texas. >> they are finding the bacterium in the central growing region of the bakersfield area. >> reporter: so far his crops show no sign of the disease. the problem? the growers often don't know they have the disease for years. >> oftentimes by the time you're able to find it, it's too late. so the tree has been infected for potentially years and it will have killed the surrounding trees. >> reporter: this professor says the disease is caused by a bacterium spread by a tiny insect infecting a tree found as far north as placerville. scientists recently developed a molecule that attracts the insect that could help them deve

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richard? >> geoff bennett there very close to the president this weekend.ou, appreciate that. >>> now we'll bring in our guest who is a congressional reporter for the daily beast. sharon is here and daniel lipman who is co-author of to politico's playbook. the robocall, what will this mean? what do you make of the timing of it? what do you make of now the president and the white house not equivocating any more about their support for moore? >> well, it's a striking step because only a few weeks ago we thought that all republicans would have abandoned this guy after "the washington post" reports about the accusations. but i would point out that they are not sending trump to alabama himself. so they have the rally 20 minutes or 20 miles away, but this could be a losing political strategy for them long-term. they may hold the seat on tuesday, but moore will be used against every republican in the midterms next year if he wins. they will say, do you agree with judge moore? do you want him as your colleague in the senate and in congress? and that could prove the

richard? >> nbc's vaughn hilliard in birmingham, alabama. thank you so much, vaughn. with us now, chairman of mowry consulting group in montgomery, alabama, david mowry. former deputy assistant to the president during the clinton administration, matt bennett, former senior trump campaign adviser michael r rou beano and contributor to national politics that got that exclusive interview with roy moore, beth clayton. beth, we were talking with your editor in chief, and bill was saying this vote's baked, that what we're seeing right now in these last couple of days may not move the needle much. do you believe that's the case? >> i think there are a lot of people who have their heels dug in for one side or the other, but i think there are a lot of people who are still watching both of these candidates and watching the way they behave and watching the pattern and practice of their behavior over the past few years, and they're still looking at this wondering, can they stomach roy moore in the senate for the next few years, or is it worth casting a vote for a democrat, maybe crossing parties? so, i think there's still a lot of votes up in the air, and i think that, i know the democrats are going to play until the buzzer sounds, and i guess roy mo