mark sanford, who represents buford although he is more buford although he is more famous for other activities, lent his support to promote the project under president obama. also, when the bush administration took office in we also learned that congress, in some2001, his successor was e in. while healing from colorado, he likelyexpressed sympathy for td confederacy and state sovereignty. not views to encourage enthusiasm for reconstruction. the project languished for years. project languished for years. but a new generation of and new leadership at and new leadership at the park service succeeded in bringing it to fruition. reconstruction is too big and important a construction to be confined to a single site. everyone knows that without some familiarity it is impossible to understand issues central to us: who should be a citizen, what rights they should enjoy, who is responsible for enforcing them s responsible for enforcing them, how to protect americans against terrorism, who should vote. we need more reconstruction monuments. i am more interested in erecting new site then dismantling ones

first of all, i think the andnstruction experience the presence of the military make buford a little eight typical -- a little atypical. black and white people, those segregated in my childhood, were no strangers to each other. so when i went and sat down with the leadership to discuss this partnership -- we may not have been best friends, we may not have gone to school together, but we knew each other and we trusted each other. askede answer that you thiss the answer that country is asking for and that sit down and to have conversations, to forget the twittering, forget the name-calling, and actually sit down and have honest conversations about what we are creating and what we are going to leave for the next generation. and buford, being a diverse little southern city, we have had the ability during the nine years i have been mayor, to do this on a regular basis. it was not a change the agenda for our city council meeting. that is the way we run our government and that is the way we try to run a civil city and the country is in desperately of need of that. i have looked -- the secre

(gun firing) one in buford, georgia. the other in raleigh, north carolina.

two other people were killed in a snow related car crash in moore county and another in buford county. >> and our sea residents who are used to powerful storms and nor'easters aren't really used to the blizzard conditions that have been found out there. that's rare for our state. these troopers have responded to over a thousand calls a since the snowstorm started and over 700 of those have been related to automobile collisions. >> some parts of north carolina got as much as 6-inches of snow. a winter weather advisory is in effect until saturday morning for several counties in that state. >> heading back north powerful waves crashed into a seawall causing major flooding in scituate massachusetts. evacuation orders had to be put into place. they called in the national guard. the snow continues to fall and a lot of state remains under a blizzard warning. >>> and in savannah georgia police will to help out drivers who aren't used to this sort of thing. a lot of people spinning out getting stuck in the snow and so again be careful. [laughter] >> the deep freeze catching a lot of people in

back in buford, the roommate spent the dawith friendsnd didn't notice meredith hadn't come back home since the next morng a ba to work day. >> she would leave ella in my room and i would take care of her in the morning. i thought, ella isn't here. that was strange to me. i called her cell phone, it went straight to voice mail. i thought maybe she was at work. >> when did you become anxious? >> when i got to work, she worked with a good friend of ours. and she called me and said, meredith didn't show to work. mare tij always went to work. >> reliable meredith wasn't where she was supposed to be. she called the sheriff's office and then she and other meredith friends assembled a search party. maybe she got hurt. do you know where eye i'm going hiking" would be? >> we had a few ideas. we had books she had, places she highlighted and kind of just started driving. >> the friends split up, looking for meredith's car at trailhea s she'd marked in her hiking guides. >> there were four of us in the car, trying to call park rangers, anybody that may have seen her or her car. then a friend of h

the marines from buford down there, parris island, had to go to this ship up there in mount pleasant to get a part off of a plane to make another plane flyable. that's ridiculous. for the greatest country in the world. and i just want -- and i'll tell you one thing else. i agree with the lady. she called my senator, lindsey graham, stupid. he is stupid. i don't want this. i'm going to tell you why. i'll never vote for him again. ok? i have voted for him every time because i think, well, he's a military man, he's going to do something for the military. but i see he wants those illegal aliens in here and amnesty for them, and it will never happen again. and he's probably one of the people that's going to vote against this bill, who knows. host: mary in south carolina. here is white house press secretary sara sanders talking about the potential of shutdown. >> the president certainly doesn't want a shutdown, and if one happens, i think you only have one place to look, and that's to the democrats. they are holding our military and our national security hostage by trying to push through o