carolina: ella se preocupaba demasiado.nzo escuchar que el hombre habÍa chocado su auto contra la patrulla de la policÍa varias ocasiones. rosa: como a la una de la tarde me llamÓ mi sobrina. yo le dije que estaba en el trabajo. me dijo algo de paso a sergio. ♪ carolina: desesperada, llamÓ a la morgue tratando de que fuera un error. rosa: me preguntÓ el nombre y se lo dije. le dije la direcciÓn. me dijo, lo siento seÑora, es Él. carolina: las autoridades le habÍan dicho que su hijo se habÍa robado un auto y con ese habÍa atentado la vida del oficial. rosa: le cuesta aceptar que dijo haya muerto de esa manera. carolina: se dirigiÓ a un abogado que hizo una investigaciÓn paralela a las autoridades. pronto descubriÓ que habÍa inconsistencias. abogado: aquÍ lo que es repugnante es que sergio estaba completamente desarmado. sin embargo, este oficial se apresurÓ y lo mato. carolina: las autoridades en los angeles se retractaron de lo que habÍan dicho inicialmente, admitieron que sergio no habÍa chocado al oficial con su auto. abo

carolina: sí, yo.uzados, ¿eh? voy a hacer todo para alejarlo de ti, todo. carolina: ay, señora. si tengo a su hijo comiendo de mi mano, ¿qué va a hacer? Él hace todo lo que yo le digo. todo. soledad: nunca subestimes la fuerza de una madre que quiere salvar a su hijo. carolina: y nunca me subestime a mí, porque yo gano. [celular] sergio: ¿bueno? sí, mi amor, ya llegué por ti para ir a cenar. sí, ya estoy afuera. te veo, dale, "bye". caro, mi amor, ya llegué. caro, ¿por qué no estás vestida? quedamos de ir a cenar. caro, mi amor, ¿qué te pasa? ¿qué tienes? ¿te hicieron algo tus papás? carolina: no, no, mis papás no, fue tu mamá. no sabes, vino a gritarme horrible, amor, me dijo cosas horribles, me exigió que tenía que terminar contigo. y si no, no me iba a dejar en paz, ¿qué le hice yo a tu mamá, amor, qué? sergio: ahora mismo me va a escuchar, tranquila por favor. mamá, mamá. mamá, ¿por qué fuiste a gritarle a carolina a su casa? le dijiste de cosas, la insultaste. mamá, mamá. mamá, te estoy hablando,

graduated from south carolina state.esterday i celebrated my 50 for three onion from south carolina state. that's where emily and i first met. we went to charleston to live, i to teach school, she to be a librarian. later i became the executive director of a neighborhood youth corps. that capacity, i supervised a staff of young, peoplelack and white pushing for things to change. forwarden the word went that year earlier, a month earlier, that dr. king was going to be in king street three i had met dr. king while still a unit at south carolina state, as we participated in the city and. -- sit-in. 1960. six of us got together. twoy and i, and others. we drove through stormy weather. we thought about turning back because the weather was so bad that day. but we came onto king street. it showered. permitted that program to go forward. over in theood corner, kind of away from everybody. because we were a little bit apprehensive. it was 1966. we were in mixed company. and we did not know how people would react to us. and so we

north carolina, virginia, south carolina continentals in the siege. really you have so much resistance to the british in south carolina. one of the problems that lincoln had, he didn't get as many militiamen into town he wanted to. there was a belief small box was raging in charleston at the time of the siege of charleston so you don't get as many militiamen from the back country as lincoln would have hoped. the flip side, those men were available to assist the british under thomas sumpter, andrew pickens in summer of 1780 and cornwallace really runs into a hornet's nest. in fact, i was talking to someone before the talk tonight, putting down an insurgency whether it's an insurgency in south carolina in 1780 or insurgency in vietnam in the 196 0s or insurgency in afghanistan in the 2000s. very, very difficult with a limited arm force when you don't -- the british faced the same problems in the 1278 1780s that american forces face today. >> this is a follow-up to the gentleman's question in the front row about a list of officers. this is a question for

he spent 10 years in the south carolina general assembly. he spent 10 years in the united states congress. he developed great wealth. when he died in 1915, he had been 20 years away from affecting the constitutional convention in 1895. the constitutional convention that took all of the rights of african-americans away. and he died a brokenhearted person, because people lost focus. they began to take for granted all of those gains that were made. we must not take those gains that have been made for granted. bakari has told you. today, we live under "stand your ground" laws. that is nothing more than a license to go out and execute people without any threat of any kind of consequences. we stand today looking at voter id laws that are nothing more than efforts to suppress the votes of people of color. people hidere behind second amendment rights as if there are not any limits. there are limits on the first amendment. all of us have free speech, but there are limits on what that free speech can be. all of us have the right to the second amendmen

i had graduated from south carolina state.fact, yesterday, i celebrated my 55th reunion from south carolina state. where emily and i first met. we went from there to charleston to live, i to teach school, she to be a librarian. and several years later, i became the executive director of the neighborhood youth corps. and, in that capacity, i supervised a staff of young, , black, and white people pushing for things to change. and so when the word went forward that a year earlier, a month earlier, that dr. king was -- i to be in kingstree had met dr. king while still a student at south carolina state as we participated in the sit-ins. in fact, i met him in october, 1960. and so, six of us got together. emily and i, and two other white couples. we drove through stormy weather. when weever forget thought about turning back, because the weather was so bad that day. but we came onto kingstree. and though it showered, the weather permitted that program to go forward. the six of us stood over in the corner, kind of away from everybody.

rogers award from the south carolina historical year for the year's best book in south carolina history. mr. borick has served as curator for special exhibitions at the charleston museum focusing on the revolutionary, the second world war and african-americans after the civil war. he's appeared as a consulting historian on batsalfield detectives for the history channel and history detectives for pbs. he received a masters in history from the university of alabama. mr. borick. >> thank you, kendall. i have to say a tremendous honor to be here at the anderson house tonight. the charleston museum is america's first museum. founded in north america in 1773. we have a close association with the cincinnati society. we also own the hayward washington house which was the town home of thomas hayward, one of the south carolina signers of the declaration of independence. the museum acquired the house in 1929 thanks to a gift from the cincinnati society. and the terms of the agreement were the cincinnati society would put 10% of the cost of the house up in exchange for a room in the house in perpet

carolina hablÓ con la mexicana que se quitÓ el uniforme a la fuerza. ♪ carolina: miriam garcÍa, siempre algo que pondrÍa a su carrera en peligro. miriam: fue una foto tomada como juego entre nosotros. carolina: guardÓ la foto y se fue la casa. miriam: a los dos meses se me perdiÓ el celular. carolina: no se preocupÓ, hasta semanas despuÉs tuvo el mensaje de un amigo. miriam: me dicen estÁn pasando una foto tuya. ya hay un caos en las redes sociales. carolina: su amigo estaba hablando de esa foto. se le ve posando sensualmente el uniforme de policÍa con la camisa abierta y un arma de fuego en su mano. temiendo que su esposo se iba enojar prefiriÓ no decir nada. pensÓ que no la iba a reconocer. sin embargo, al llegar a su oficina, su jefe le estaba esperando. miriam: me dice, la conoces? le digo soy yo. anoche me las acaban de enviar y estar en internet. carolina: las fotos no sÓlo habÍa llegado a manos de su supervisor. miriam: fue muy fuerte porque se le enviaron a mi padre. a mi esposo, hermanos. carolina : su esposo no quiso escuchar explicaciones. miriam: no sabÍa quiÉn me la habÍa t

one delegate from north carolina fact yesterday. he said in the paper that trump is a danger to america and he became very quickly -- he's out of here. they are still working on the unity theme within the party, but beyond that i don't see any. >> the delegation reporters for mcclatchy particularly in the battleground states have found these delegates arrived pretty split if not dubious since the goal about what is going to give not only against hillary clinton, but their own elections this fall. is that still the sense that we are halfway through the convention? >> i talked to some ted cruz stance, some who are very skipped the goal of donald trump. i talked to one of our delegates who has said a few times that he think trump is really a democrat. we have a couple delegate that are of that persuasion. at the same time, what i'm getting us a sense of a lot of talk about how the delegation needs to come together, how the party needs to come together. talking with marco rubio appeared yesterday she said when the roll call petition pas

in north carolina.at state is very much a swing state, one that is very much up for grabs. >>> we have discovered a very troubling and continuing pattern of abuse of power. >> this administration believed evasion and obstruction were more important than the truth. >> in the scathing report, the result of $2 million worth of hearings and investigations, republicans charged serious misconduct, including a cover-up, reaching from arkansas to the white house. >> there has been one central figure that's been a major player in all three phases of the investigation and that one person has been hillary rodham-clinton. >> republicans stopped short of accusing either clinton of a claim, but barely. >> investigation or witch-hunt? isn't mistakes, or massive cover-up? is the conduct actually bad, or does it just look bad? that was almost exactly 20 years ago, that's when the senate concluded its investigation into president bill clinton and first lady hillary clinton's whitewater scandal. if all of that you just he

north carolina has got some food.ct, i will find someplace to stop and get some food before i head back to d.c. i know you all have recommendations. and no, i can't go to your house to go to the food. although, i'm sure you're an excellent cook. and then, you've got great basketball. [ cheers and applause ] you've got great basketball. we all know that. we all know that. i'm not going to get in between all of the tar heel and, you know, blue devils -- i'm not going to get into all that. you just have great basketball in north carolina. so i love an excuse to come to north carolina. but, i'm here for a simple reason. i'm glad to see an outstanding congressional delegation. you are lucky to have them. i'm glad you've got an outstanding candidate for the senate and outstanding candidate for governor. i'm going to be working for them too. i'm here today because i believe in hillary clinton. i want you to help elect her to be the next president of the united states of america. that's why i'm here. [ cheers and applause ] >

carolina. we'll take you there. >>> but first, evan perez kicks things off, our cnn justice correspondent. comey said while there may be some evidence of violations, no reasonable prosecutor would bring a case since doj said two follow the recommendation of the fbi, does this mean this is a fait accompli? >> we do expect, brooke, that this will be the decision that the justice department announced. onniously they're going to take a little time to review what the fbi sends over. my i understanding they're sending over a voluminous report that details all the people they've talked to, all of the evidence and the testimony that people have provided in this case that now has lasted about a year. a year of investigation. but as director comey said, at this point looking at all the totality of evidence and including hillary clinton's own interview with the fbi over the weekend on saturday, three and a half hours of interview, they've decided that there's not enough evidence of willful or intentional

. >> we're taking you live to raleigh, north carolina to raleigh, north carolina for a donald trump campaign event. donald trump is taking the stage at his campaign event in raleigh, north carolina. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much. thank you you very much. wow, look at that. i love you. i love you north carolina, i love you. unbelievable. you know, it is an incredible thing, the system is rigged but we are still happy to be together, right? totally rigged. what a system, what a group out there. you watch what's going on will be talking about it, but before i do, a great friend of mine, somebody respected by everybody, senator bob corker. come on up bob. [applause]. >> i was not going to say anything. i just came to visit. [laughter] but i have to tell you something, the rallies that i have back home are not quite like this. it's pretty cool. it's unbelievable, isn't it? [applause]. i had a remarkable day today. pretty remarkable day. it says a lot about a person to meet their family, spent time with their kids if you will, he veronica and eric and their son-in-law. and to be around people that

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[cheering] i just like north carolina. i love, i love the people of north carolina.o, i used, when we used to campaign here i used to say, even the people who aren't voting for me are nice. [laughter]. that is not true everywhere. so you got great people here. and then you got great food. [cheering] north carolina has got some food. in fact i will find someplace to stop and get some food before i head back to d.c. i know y'all have recommendations. i know i can't go to your house to get the food. although i'm sure you're an excellent cook. [laughter]. then you have got great basketball. [cheering] you have got great basketball. we all know that. we all know that, but i'm not going to get in between all the tarheel and wolf pack and you know. [shouting] blue devils. deacons. i'm not going, i'm not going to get into all of that. you just have great basketball in north carolina. so i love an excuse to come to north carolina. but, i'm here for a simple reason. i'm glad to see our outstanding congressional delegation. you are lucky to have them. i'm glad you have an outst

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the two even arrived in north carolina together on board air force one. president obama gave a fired-up speech, throwing prodigious amounts of shade at donald trump without mentioning his name. >> everybody can tweet but nobody actually knows what it takes to do the job until you have sat behind the desk. i mean, sasha tweets. this is a choice between whether we are going to cling to some imaginary past or whether we're going to reach for the future. even the republicans on the other side don't really know what the guy's talking about. you ask them, they're all like i don't know. then they kind of duck the other way. >> by any measure, that would be considered a blockbuster event. we will have more on the president's big endorsement speech in the show. of course, it also comes on a day when there was also a big development in the seemingly never-ending hillary clinton e-mail saga. it came in the form of a midmorning surprise press conference by fbi director james comey. after nearly a year-long investigation that culminated in a 3 1/2 hour interview with

you lose all the north carolina, virginia, and south carolina continentals in siege. really, have you so much resistance to the british in south carolina. one of the problems that lincoln had is he didn't get as many militia men into town's wanted to. there was a belief that smallpox was raging in charleston at the time of the siege of charleston. you don't get as many militia men from the back county as lincoln hoped. the flipside was they were available to resist the british under thomas sumpter, andrew pickens in the summer of 1780. when corn wallace gets into south carolina, he really runs into a hornet's nest. i was talk someone before the talk tonight. putting down an insurgency, whether it's in south carolina in 1780 or in vietnam in the 1960s or insurgency in afghanistan in the towels, ves very difficult with a limited armed force when is you don't control the populace. so the british faced a lot of the same problems in 1780 that american forces face today. >> this is actually a follow-up to the gentleman in the front row's question about the list of officers.

carolina: me confesó que perdió el dinero jugando cartas.cer. urrutia: ah, sí, sí. [llanto de bebé] matías: señor, ¿fue al casino? urrutia: sí, fui al casino. matías: ¿y cómo le fue? urrutia: pues ¿cómo crees que me fue? de la patada. es un casino clandestino. matías: son unos gánsters. urrutia: son tremendos. y todos están enfermos del hígado, ¿viste? estaban todos [...] matías: sí, es cierto. urrutia: pero me alegra. me alegra mucho que estés decidido a no volver a jugar. matías: estoy decidido, y se lo prometo, señor. urrutia: ah, porque si no lo haces, te descuartizo. matías: ¿me descuartiza? urrutia: te corto los-- te descuartizo. ¿cómo? ya se van? carolina: sí, papi. pero antes de irnos, quiero darte las gracias. eres un gran padre y un gran abuelo. matías: y un gran suegro, ¿eh? urrutia: los voy a extrañar, hijita. carolina: adiós, papi. urrutia: adiós. matías: adiós, papi. urrutia: no, matías. no seas baboso, por dios. adiós, melchor. carolina: gaspar. urrutia: ah, o baltasar, como sea. te quiero mucho. y acuérdate, ¿eh? te descuarti

in north carolina.k obama wasn't expected to come that close to mitt romney in the state. he nearly took north carolina fueled by that turnout. so, certainly, that's something democrats are looking to rep kalt now with hillary clinton at the top of the ticket in north carolina. 15 electoral votes in that state. that would be a big swing, if they could get it. the president, as we said, also going after donald trump, not necessarily by name. let's play more of what he had to say about the presumptive republican nominee. >> i don't know how you vote for the guy who's against a minimum wage, against unions, against making sure that everybody gets a fair shot, against legislation for equal pay, against sick leave and family leave and against all the things that working families care about. so, if you're voting for the other team, it's not because of the economy. it's not because of the economy. you've got to be clear about that. >> you know, jackie, just through history, we know two-term presidents, the ide

donald trump also in north carolina. bill: trump is hitting clinton about traveling on pair force one tweeting that taxpayers are paying a fortune for air force one. molly: we begin in raleigh, north carolina with chief political correspondent, carl cameron. what is all this on twitter about anti-semitism? reporter: there was a tweet that the trump campaign put out that featured the phrase "crooked hillary" impose over a red-six-sided star. the clinton campaign said it was blatantly anti-h anti-semitic. he said this is just a star plainly. it turned out the actual picture that used the words was used on a bulletin board frequented by anti-semitics hate speech. they say they got it off a twitter account. but the online director for the trump campaign said because it caused offense they quickly took it down and replaced it. it's the kind of controversy the trump campaign wants to avoid. according to the clinton campaign he has a pattern of this sort of thing. it's off the web and will be something the democrats can go on t

why north carolina? >> it's an important swing state and it's a swing state that has -- president obama lost it narrowly in 2012. is north carolina going to be a red or blue state? it's a state where the numbers came in today and unemployment fell in '98, north carolina's 100 counties. i think the president will sort

voters and voting rights. >> reporter: north carolina republicans called this ruling partisan. democrats. >> reporter: but today's ruling said the state failed to identify even a single case of in person voter fraud in north carolina. the law also cut early voting by a week, ended same-day registration and stopped a program to let 17-year-olds preregister, all now struck down. in the past two weeks, federal courts have now rolled back voter id and other voter restrictions in wisconsin, north carolina and texas. supreme court, but the closer it gets to election day, the less likely the justices are to step in and rule again. >>> two suspects are now in custody in san diego after one police officer was fatally shot and another one was badly injured. a married father of two was killed. one suspect who also had gun shot wounds was caught near the scene, the other was arrested at a home in a standoff not away. >>> in michigan, six additional state workers face criminal charges in the city of flint's toxic water crisis. they are all health and environmental employees accused of hidin

we are south carolina. south carolina casts all 50 delegates for donald j. trump. mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, south carolina, 50 votes trump. ms. hudson: south dakota. 29 delegates with the following bound delegates. 29 trump. >> madam secretary, the great state of south dakota, home of crazy horse, mount rushmore, and other great faces and great places, proudly nominate and votes for donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, south dakota, 29 votes trump. ms. hudson: tennessee. with the following bound delegates. 33 trump, 16 cruz, nine -- >> madam secretary, the volunteer state, no state income tax, a budget surplus, and a balanced budget, a state that is in the top five in jobless growth, -- job growth, number one in auto manufacturing with a , twolican governor republican u.s. senators, seven republican congressman, and a 2/3 majority in the state house and state senate. our pro-life state proudly casts our votes.

>> for 26 miles, the pursuit struggles through the swamps of south carolina. >> look around!fter seven hours, tarleton is outfoxed. >> aaaah! as for this damned old fox, the devil himself could not catch him. >> marion adds to his reputation as a wily fighter by evading the most feared british commander in the south, banastre tarleton. marion's tactics confound the young british officer, who, after much frustration, coins the nickname "swamp fox" for his adversary. the escape is a victory for marion, even as luck is running out for his nephew gabriel. >> [ groans ] [ groans ] [ grunts ] [ grunts ] >> what's your name, rebel? >> gabriel marion... you tory bastard. >> marion, you say? (vo) one dark stormy night we got a new family member and she got a nutritious meal of purina cat chow complete with the four cornerstones of nutrition including high quality protein. now our family is complete. purina cat chow complete. i am benedict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade plat

i am here on behalf of the north carolina state conference of the naacp and other plaintiffs in that case. many of whom are here in the courtroom today. i will primarily address the section to claim but hope to, briefly in the racial intent. we do, the north carolina double its naacp is looking at both the section to racial claim. >> you'll open your comments will focus on section two? >> yes i plan to primarily focus on results. your honors, the plaintiff, after being with you in 2014 went to trial, to trials and in those trials we applied the framework from the jingles case and from this legal voter case in terms of how to prove a textbook section two case. i want to talk briefly about that so i just want to summarize that and that i want to talk about the heirs that the district court made that cause is you is your honor the inferences drawn by the district court to be legal, painted by legal air, but for the league of women voters we prove three critical case set the facts, one african americans disproportionately view same-day registration under precinct and the other eliminated

i just like north carolina. i love the people in north carolina. when we used to campaign here, i used to say, even the people who are not voting for me are nice. you know, that is not true everywhere. you have great people here. and then you that great food. north carolina has got some food. in fact, i will find someplace to stop in and get some food before i head back to washington, d.c. i know you all have recommendations. and no, i can't go to your house to get food, although i am sure you are an excellent cook. and then, you have great basketball. you've got great basketball. we'll know that. we all know that. but i am not going to get in between all of the tar heels and so on, you know. the blue devils. deacons. i am not going to get into all of that. you just have great basketball in north carolina. so, i love an excuse to come to north carolina. but, i am here for a simple reason. i am glad to see our outstanding congressional delegation. you are lucky to have them. i am glad you have got an outstanding candidate for the senate and an outst

ancestry helped give me a sense of identity. >>> north carolina lawmakers revised a small part of these bill 2 almost known as the bathroom bill, requires people to use the bathroom of the gender assigned to them at birth. according to wral, lawmakers didn't touch the part of the law dealing with restrooms. instead, they restored the right to sue for wrongful termination. but opponents say that's not good enough. cnn's nick valencia has more on what needs to happen next. >> his excellency, the governor of north carolina, pat mckrorry. on the steps of the state capitol, the governor of north carolina walks with purpose, some might call it a balancing act. >> undo hb 2. >> for the last three months the governor has been kaugtd in the middle of the state's republican party and critical business leaders over a controversial law focused on transgender people. >> the new state law requires trans people to use the public restroom corresponding to the sex on their birth certificate, even if it doesn't align with their gender identity. in the 100 days since the law passed it has been so contro

that being north carolina. i want to bring in molly ball, politics writer for "the atlantic" and ben ginsburg, former national counsel to both mitt romney's presidential campaign. good to see you both. ben, let me start with you. when we get back to the issue about this trump tweet and saying that they co opted the imagery and sent it from someone who had images about hillary being corrupt and blah, blah, blah, what's worse? trump sent the tweet knowing it could be viewed as anti semitic or he had no idea that it could create this kind of controversy? >> well, i'm not sure i like those options. look, at best, it was a really bad mistake, which you kind of have to own and then apologize and move on. even if nobody recognized that it had this symbolism to them, then that's sort of a comment about the professionalism of the team and not being sensitive enough to realize it. so you have to own it and just move on. >> well, they would like to move on, and they do have this big rally coming up later today in north ca

we want to keep our jobs in north carolina. [applause] we want to keep our jobs in north carolina. look at what is going on folks. to build the wall. who's going to pay for the wall? "mexico!") you better believe it. they will be happy to pay. if the wrong person like hillary crooked hillary clinton asks, they won't. but she is never going to ask. leftok for jobs that have north carolina and gone down to mexico. it is a disgrace. it is a disgrace what has happened. it.re going to stop it will not happen any longer. we're losing our jobs. we are losing our manufacturing. stop theing to nonsense that is going on. it is so easy to stop. we will stop it so fast your heads will spin. remember that. your heads will spin. we will talk a little bit about trade later on. we are going to knock the hell out of isis. [applause] we have a president who was out campaigning for crooked hillary clinton. working one home isis where the threat is getting worse and worse. he should be working on trade. he should be working on the borders. people are flowing into our country from lots of places. syria

[cheers and applause] i just like north carolina. i love, i love the people of north carolina. to campaign here, i used to say even the people who aren't voting for me are nice. [laughter] you know, that's not true everywhere. [laughter] so you got great people here. and then you got great food. [cheers and applause] north carolina's got some food. in fact, i will find some place to stop and get some food before i head back to d.c. [laughter] i know y'all have recommendations. and, no, i can't go to your house to get the food. [laughter] although i'm sure you're an excellent cook. [laughter] and then you've got great basketball. [cheers and applause] you've got great basketball. we all know that. we all know that. but i'm not going to get in between all the tarheel and wolf pack and -- [cheers and applause] you know? yeah, blue devils. see, i -- deacons, see, i'm not going to get into all that. you just have great basketball in north carolina. so i love an excuse to come to north carolina. but i'm here for a simple reason. i'm glad to see our outstanding congressional delegatio

then south carolina really gets kicked. i mean, most of the burning that we think of happens in south carolina. they cross into north carolina, and sherman says, okay, back to your best behavior now, so to speak. best behavior is don't burn down everybody's house. but they limited the destruction. to come back to your question, what sherman did was he fainted towards macon to the rate. he feinted to the left to augusta and then went right up the middle. vince is sitting out here. he could probably tell me exactly what play that is. feint to the left, feint to the right, and then go right up the middle. [ inaudible ]. >> okay. that's right. so long as herschel got the ball. in this case sherman had the ball and they went right through them. okay. they leave milledgeville. they feint and feint. two directions, they head directly to savannah. when he leaves from savannah and goes into south carolina, he feints towards charleston. he feints back to augusta. they think now he is coming this way and he goes to where? right up the

i just like north carolina.rth carolina. i used to -- when we used to campaign here i used to say even the people who aren't voting for me are nice. [ laughter ] you know that's not true everywhere. so you've got great people here then you've got great food. north carolina has some good. in fact, i will find someplace to get some food before i head back to d.c. i know y'all have recommendations. i know i can't get to your house to get the food, although i'm sure you're an excellent cook. [ laughter ] and then you've got great basketball [ cheers and applause ] . you've got great basketball. we all know that. we all know that. but i'm not going to get in between all the tar heel and wolf pack and -- [ cheers and applause ] blue devils -- see, deacons. i'm not going to get into all that. [ cheers and applause ] no now this is not -- [ crowd chanting "hillary" ] as hillary mentioned, this is not the first time we campaigned together. we went up to new hampshire after our primary in 2008. we went through what is one

hill harrell in south carolina, covered stories in south carolina politics from senate races, presidentialred the charleston shooting last year, the confederate flag controversy, she is one of the must follow political reporters in the key primary states who is expecting twins, both boys, and jim moral, veteran political correspondent for the charlotte observer has covered colorful characters from jesse helms to john edwards so anything that happens in cleveland, he has seen a lot of great battleground elections in north carolina for the presidency. we had your two, your three and i have three sons so we have 21/2 horses, two full basketball teams, we need one more for the football squad. we will talk about what nigel farage had to say and everything happening here, to start with what our guest had to say did it strike you as being illustrative of what we are seeing in america and does any of it point to what happens in the next four month? >> i was excited to hear him say because a lot of people overanalyze and try to turn it into a perfect template of what takes place in the united state

at least in georgia and north carolina, the march to the sea is savannah to south carolina. we're talking about georgia, at least in georgia and north carolina, few private homes were burned and those that were belonged to men like howell cobb, former u.s. secretary of the treasury, whom sherman considered a traitor, guilty of bringing on the rebellion, barns and corn cribs were all put to the torch but rarely a private home. in fact one study conducted in georgia during the 1950s, comparing war time maps with existing anty bell lum structures most along the route of the march were still in existence and the few that were gone were lost to post war accidents. despite the commonly held belief reinforced by "gone with the wind" that sherman reduced the entire city of atlanta to a smoldering ruin, only the industry sections were put to the torch, the residential and courthouse district were spared. some houses were destroyed but in general the residential areas survived, although battered, fully 60% of the city was still standing when sherman set out on his famous are infamous

i mean, most of the burning that we think of happens in south carolina. they cross into north carolina, and they -- sherman says, okay, back to your best behavior now, so to speak. don't burn down everybody's house, but they limited the destruction. so what sherman did was he fainted towards macon to the right. he fainted to the left towards augusta and he went right up the middle. vince duly sitting here could probably tell me what play that is. think to the left, and go right up the middle. [ inaudible ] that's right, so long as herbial got the ball. in this case, sherman had the ball and they leave right through them. they leave millageville, and faint, and they head directly towards savannah. when he leaves and goes into south carolina, he faints towards charlescharleston, and middle to colombia. he's continually doing this, keeping them off balance. i think it was also imperative for him to keep moving. he had a map that he looked at planning the march exactly where they were going to g he wto go, see the crops produced in all of these counties, how

was voter fraud a problem in north carolina?well, the problem with that argument is that i tend to do work based on evidence and data and there was no data available to the legislature showing voter fraud was that kind of consideration that was actually meriting some sort of regulation, or they hadn't uncovered any evidence that voter fraud was a problem to be solved. to the extent there was voter fraud, there is actually evidence that members to have the legislature had engaged in voter fraud and none of that in some ways was regular laid. the stuff they seemed to be going after was sort of the specter, the illusion of voter fraud as opposed to the actual evidence of voter fraud, and that's also another factor that influenced the court's analysis in this case. >> brangham: north carolina isn't the only state around the nation currently changing voting laws. why do you think we're seeing such an uptick in a sudden reformation of voting laws nationwide is this. >> well, i think one of the considerations is a lot of the legislatur

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north carolina is really a toss up at least.at impact do you think this ruling will have in november? >> i think it is going to have a huge, huge impact. in 2008 when president obama won, he lost on election day. but he actually won during same day registration and early voting. which is why as soon as they got power they began to not only redistrict our state but to take back these provisions that have helped north carolina over come the vestiges of the discrimination and voting. it is not just north carolina. this said something to the entire south. it said something to all of these southern legislatures that want to suppress the vote. because they know right now in the south if you register 30% of the african americans and they join with progressive whites and latino, the solid south is no longer south. states like virginia, north carolina, mississippi, alabama and florida come into play. and if you can breakthrough solid south, that is critical to america. because if you control the 11 southern states you control 22 seats in

, john wagner, you have taken a deep dive into why north carolina. to restore or fix her problem with trust worthiness, and the greatest validater for that is barack obama to try to tune up the base here as they look to the new suburban voters, the white voters, highly educated moving into the state since 2012 even. >> yes, and i guess the show will go on in a couple of hours over the charlotte convention center, but the message of the day has certainly been trampled upon. but it is, you know, this was supposed to be a trampling moment with the president and also very strong statement about the clinton's campaign, clinton's campaign belief and what they can do in north carolina. a state that the president won in 2008, lost four years later, and that as you mentioned, the clinton campaign really sees an opportunity in part because of the relatively affluent professionals that have been moving into the state and continue to move into the state and aren't as tied to the politics of the past here. >> those are the very people who may have second thoughts

we want to keep our jobs in north carolina.eers and applause] we want to keep our jobs in north carolina. i mean, look at what's going on, folks. we're going to build a wall. don't worry. who is going to pay for the wall? who is going to pay? i didn't hear you. who is going to pay? >> mexico. >> you better believe it they are going to pay. they will be happy to pay if the right person asks them. they will be happy to pay. no problem. if the wrong person like crooked hillary clinton asks them they are never going to pay. but she is never going to ask. she is never going to ask. i will tell you what, when it comes to trade and i just got a list of companies that have left north carolina and they have gone down to mexico and taps disgrace what's happening. it is a disgrace what's happening. and we're going to stop it. and it's not going to happen any longer. we are losing our jobs. we're losing our manufacturing. we're going to stop the nonsense that's going on and it's so easy to stop. we will stop it so fast you're heads will sp

nick valencia cnn, raleigh, north carolina. >> this fight over hb 2 continues, north carolina voters are being introduced to an ad opposing the bill. >> all of us take pride in our wo work. >> i remember when i learned zeke was transgender and transitioned from female to male. i was uncomfortable at first. >> i get that. >> i've heard a lot of people are concerned about restrooms. >> when you stop and think about it everyone needs to use the bathroom. a law that forces zeke to use the women's restaurant is inappropriate. >> hb 2 goes so far when i use the men's room i could be thrown in jail. >> it took away protections for gay and transgender people. >> hb 2 is already hurting our economy. businesses are leaving and they're taking jobs with them. >> conventions have already canceled and it's costing us millions. >> hb 2 goes against who north carolinaens are and the kind of state we want to live in. >> zeke joins us live from ashville. i want to come back to the ad in just a moment. let's deal with what's on the governor's desk right now. this new bill has restored the right to sue

en carolina del norte ambos candidatos estÁn virtualmente empatados de acuerdo al sondeo mÁs recienteinton se disminuye. la fiscal general ha dicho que ella se acatarÁ las recomendaciones del director del fbi mientras que ahora, a hillary clinton le quede el reto de reponerse a la percepciÓn de la falta de juicio y credibilidad que esta investigaciÓn ha arrojado hacia su persona. marÍa: la polÉmica que rodea este anuncio del fbi, opacaron de alguna manera el evento en carolina del norte que parecÍa estar muy entusiasmado con la presencia del presidente. reportera: asÍ es, la idea del partido demÓcrata era que vinieron aquÍ a carolina del norte con un estado que serÁ batallado en los prÓximos meses. el partido demÓcrata perdió en las Últimas elecciones, lo perdiÓ el presidente obama en el 2012 y ahora esperan poder recuperarlo. sin embargo, hoy aunque no se tocÓ el tema de los correos electrÓnicos en este acto de campaÑa, tampoco pasÓ desapercibido, se sabe que eso era lo que se estaba tocando el tema en el electorado. sabemos que el voto latino en este estado va a jugar un papel muy i

>> i think it does with liberal voters in north carolina. as you remember, president obama won in '08. he did not win in 2012. the liberal base in north carolina is activated polling the bathroom laws and transgender people and concerns about voter supression rights. there are a lot of trump supporters in north carolina as well. >> a popular president. will it rub off on hillary clinton? we will see. eugene scott, thank you. >>> time for an early start on your money. hillary clinton heading to atlantic city to attack trump's business practices. official telling cnn the democratic nominee will discuss trump's record and including the casino bankruptcies. four trump properties in the new jersey city have filed for bankruptcy since 1991. the clinton campaign claims the trip will highlight how trump makes money at the expense of workers. this is not the first time clinton criticized trump's business dealings. >>> we are following the story of new attacks around the world killing hundreds as ramadan draws to a close. the new wave of terrorism tha