he said, "are you coming to durham?"ll trying to wrap my head around, you fell, unconscious, revive. i said, yes, i'm coming. >> reporter: sharon and her two other children lived in charlotte, almost a three-hour drive from durham. >> on my way there i did call jermeir. >> reporter: that was jermeir stroud, denita's fiance, a police officer who worked in greensboro, much closer to durham. >> and i said, "jermeir, i need you to get to durham now. denita has fell. she's unconscious. they're trying to revive her." so he said, okay. because i knew from greensboro to durham, he would be there before i would. >> could you tell whether he had any idea of this? >> he didn't let on like he was aware. >> reporter: word spread fast that something had happened at the apartment complex. edythe called to check on denita. >> and she wasn't answering. which was, you know, after i call your phone several times as a best friend, you know, somebody's going to call you back. so i was like, that's strange. so my instinct just said call jerme

invites all of durham to come in and hang out.onnell: things economically on local basis growing here? shoe, a absolutely. >> this project next store we built a 27-story high-rise. we're looking for more projects and working on the next one but we believe the next five years could be exponential. connell: what do you see melissa in the own business, you're expanding worried about the future? we're here to cover super tuesday so everything becomes political but that is the backdrop many times for the election especially with a state that has been close in the past. >> craft beer community has been growing exponentially since 2015 there are over 2100 distilleries in the united states. there are about 60 operating. if you look in the local community, it is about tourism. people coming in to be a part of their community and being welcome spaces. for us it has been fantastic. it has been phenomenal since 2015 when we launched. we're eight states and growing to incremental five. we're seeing there is such opportunity as we continue to r

d durham police thought she had the right person sitting in lockup. they had arrested shannon crowley and charged her with the murder of her ex-boyfriend's new fiancee, denita smith. but investigators hadn't completely taken their eyes off j jermeir stroud, the man who was involved simultaneously with both women. shannon crowley's father keith, her margt another anne, and herr keith jr., never doubted her. >> is it possible that you guys don't want to believe that she's a murderer? >> no. she is not a murderer. >> no. it's not in her nature. not her character. if i thought? she was lying about it, no, i wouldn't be on camera saying, you know, i wouldn't be sitting here waving a flag for her. if i thought that she had anything to do with this. >> in may of 2007, shannon crowley was out on bail. she and her attorney walked into the durham police station. this wasn't just another interview. shannon was prepared to share all new information with the potential to change the whole focus of the case. assistant da david sachs. >> she just wanted to give her s

durham. it could be many high streets anywhere in britain. durham.nywhere in britainm durham. it could be many high streets anywhere in britain. it is a bit daunting really coming and seeing the shop empty. every time i walk past i'm trying to look into it. most of the big retailers are long gone. the smaller ones that i left are struggling. if he gets any lower than this, it will bulldoze the place down. the main shopping centre... rewind to the 60s and 70s, the talent was bustling, once at the heart of the coal industry. but decades of industrial decline have left their mark. now many of the big name chains have gone, what was was a primary retail space has been left to decay. and almost one in every four shops here is empty. that is nearly double the national average. after more than a decade on the high street, bernadette called time on her shop. she didn't want to sign a new nine year lease, so now work from home. i haven't got the overhead didn't like i had in the shop. we looked at moving further into the marketplace. we were talking about tho

so yes i do have faith, that william barr and john durham, will do their job, i have to, but if they don't we have to hold them accountable. and we can't be afraid to speak out. >> exactly agree. what sergeant said is so important, look at my background, i'm from north georgia, i thought the law every day, six to 235 pounds on the 3:57 on his hip. i don't have a chance, i was a kid. that is the same dad who taught me how to operate a firearm, and gun control. those have things. i see that there are some folks in the house to understand that. what we have happening here, and something you just brought up, is that we are the ones who believe in the system. we believe that the founders when they said we the people. we are the ones who actually believe in the government that has been set up, we don't hold that encounter will, we don't have that face if we don't have that face, you can't give up because this is the best country in the world. we cannot give up. liberals give up on us, conservatives don't give up. >> i always say that, a lot of people think i think you brought up we are fir

and word that john durham's investigation will end sometime in july to october.told officials throughout the intelligence community since he was appointed. but we have been told durham has yet to speak with former cia director john brennan or james clapper. make of it what you will. the question is, do you believe john durham will bring charges against a single official of the politically corrupt fbi and justice department? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. hillary clinton trying to get out of answering questions about her use of a private email server again. and she wants to avoid anything to do with the 2012 attack in benghazi. attorneys for clinton and her former chief of staff cheryl mills asking an appellate court do overturn a judge's request for their depositions. tom fitton, the president of the judicial watch. your thoughts about -- are you really not going to be able to question hillary clinton after all of this? >> i hope not. if it were any other litigant they would be pushed out of court quickly. she filed a where it of manda murks s. -- ma --of m

durham but it could be many high streets anywhere in britainm durham but it could be many high streetsng the shop empty. every time i walk past, i'm drawn to look into it. most of the big retailers are long gone and the big retailers are long gone and the smaller ones that are left are struggling. if it gets lower than this, they will bulldoze the place down. archive: the main shopping centre at bishop auckland... in the 60s and 70s, the town was bustling. once at the heart of the coal industry, but decades of industrial decline have left their mark. now many of the big—name chains have gone. what once was prime retail space has been left to decay. and almost one in every four shops here is empty, that's nearly double the national average. bernadette rush closed her bridal shop in december after more than a decade of trading. she didn't want to sign a new nine year lease so she didn't want to sign a new nine year lease so now she didn't want to sign a new nine year lease so now she works from home. i haven't got the overheads here as i had in the shop. we looked at moving further into

that's why i put the confidence in durham that durham has a necessary tools, he has the necessary ingredientsn he makes this case, in my opinion as someone who's been in defense and some prosecution, you want to make sure the case going to stick. trish: so any sense of timing then? >> i'm hoping this spring. i think we're getting closer. i think that there's been enough time to go through this. a lot of this has been discovered or, and we're finding it out, so i think we're going to see this in the next few weeks, few months and see, hopefully, some accountability finally come to action. trish: congressman colin, thank you so much. good to see you. >>> coming up next, even congress people, including democrats, are confronting cnn about politicizing this coronavirus. >> let's not play politics with public health. >> this is not playing politics. >> i don't think this is the time to take shots. >> i want to work with him. trish: far-left msnbc host chuck todd is pretend like he didn't see any of it. also the media's next big lie, that president trump called the coronavirus a hoax. >> we saw the

i think john durham will have a nice novel. we'll learn a lot more. learning and exposing will be one incentive to do it again. if they are looking for prosecutions, i think they will be disappointed. lou: if you can do what these politically corrupt officials of the fbi and justice department did and get away with it. the american people have been fundamentally betrayed by the investigators investigating the investigators. we are going to come right back if you don't mind staying with us. we would like to take up some developments involving our friends and colleague kt mcfarland. steve mnuchin is still in that steve mnuchin is still in that meeting at the white house. just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars of credit card debt. they helped me consolidate all of that into one low monthly payment. they make you feel like it's an honor for them to help you out. i went from sleepless nights to getting my money right. so thank you. ♪ and mine super soft? so thank you. with the sleep nu

> for a closer look at the results we have nbc's vaughn hillyard in minneapolis and david gura in durham, north carolina vaughn, let's start with you this race looks a whole lot different than it did just a few days ago >> reporter: we are very much alive there were the words of joe biden that you just played and he very much so is nine states he will have won here on super tuesday. he will be leaving super tuesday having won the most delegates out of today today is super, super tuesday, because of the number of delegates. this is the largest voting day gets the most number of delegates coming out of a single election day during this primary process. and we should note, recall, in iowa joe biden came in fourth. in new hampshire joe biden came in fourth. it was a resounding victory in south carolina just this last saturday that shot him here into super tuesday. 14 states voting pulling offer a win in texas but also it's states like this minnesota. a large part of that was just yesterday when pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar both dropped out of the presidential race and backed joe biden ap

this is what durham is going to get into.e need the answers to that because we still only have half the story. >> sean: i tell you what. we better get to the bottom of it or else we don't really have a constitution, especially that those that lied under oath. great reporting, all of you. thank you. we'll stay on it. a big fight over fisa later this week. chris matthews out at msdnc. very few thrills going up his leg for a while. big announcement. that's next. stay with us. ♪ you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin. and, had significantly less itch. that's a difference you can feel. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor a

this is what durham is going to get into. and it's -- we need the answers to that because we still only have half the story. >> sean: i tell you what. we better get to the bottom of it or else we don't really have a constitution, especially that those that lied under oath. great reporting, all of you. thank you. we'll stay on it. a big fight over fisa later this week. chris matthews out at msdn c. very few thrills going up his leg for a while. big announcement. that's next. stay with us. you know what's good about this? your sign's pointing at my sign, so people are gonna look at my sign. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. woi felt completely helpless.hed and you canonline.undreds. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. vo: take control of your online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com. find out your online reputation today and let the experts help you repair it. woman: they were able to restore my good n

>> so, remember, win well, i thk he should be extradited if durham is in fact.are only relying on what steele is saying publicly. we don't know what the truth is there remember this, you have steele over in the u.k. talking about a dossier that i didn't even write. let that speak in for a second. this was written by fusion gps. we know that because of the work he wrote about in the plot against the president. >> sean: he had an agenda. kathleen noted his agenda. he put out lies that impacted our election. and i want america to know one last thing, kevin nunes, the guy over there, that side of the screen, devin nunes is the guy that told us the truth. devin nunes warned us in 2014 the russians were trying to interfere in the 2016 election. nobody listened to devin nunes. you were right then. you are right today. thank you all. >> you are very kind. thank you, sean. >> sean: when we come back, coronavirus that scare is making the markets nervous and frazzled. melissa francis is here to explain why she thinks the panic is overdone and might have a lot more to do wi

i think john durham will have a nice novel. we'll learn a lot more. learning and exposing will be one incentive to do it again. if they are looking for prosecutions, i think they will be disappointed. lou: if you can do what these politically corrupt officials of the fbi and justice department did and get away with it. the american people have been fundamentally betrayed by the investigators investigating the investigators. we are going to come right back if you don't mind staying with us. we would like to take up some developments involving our friends and colleague kt mcfarland. steve mnuchin is still in that meeting at the white house. lou: we are back with john solomon, the editor-in-chief of just the news.com. we are talking about kt mcfarland, national security advisor. she says a british intelligence official hinted to her that the country had aided the obama administration, that is, the u.k., aided the obama administration'sle early so-called collusion probe, the collusion probe during the election. was obama part of that conspiracy? >> we are

i think john durham will have a nice novel. we'll learn a lot more. learning and exposing will be one incentive to do it again. if they are looking for prosecutions, i think they will be disappointed. lou: if you can do what these politically corrupt officials of the fbi and justice department did and get away with it. the american people have been fundamentally betrayed by the investigators investigating the investigators. we are going to come right back if you don't mind staying with us. we would like to take up some developments involving our friends and colleague kt mcfarland. steve mnuchin is still in that meeting at the white house. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from anyone else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms which most pills don't. get all-in-one allergy relief for 24 hours, with flonase. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car which most pills don't. insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty.

. >> specifically attorney general william barr and the us attorney durham said the opening of crossfirericane which led to this indictment was suspect so they confirm that the opening of the investigation into the trump team which led to the prosecution of flynn is suspect. given that shouldn't be in the least freeze this investigation or prosecution until they figure out what was up and what was down about it. they think there was information that was opened improperly and if it was you could argue and i'm sure sidney would that there would be -- this is front of the poison free and they shouldn't be pursuing this. surely there's enough the president to pardon him but the president shouldn't have to pardon him. the justice department should protect the rule of law and stop it. >> this president put william barr in charge to do precisely that, clean up justice department and fbi that are rancid with political corruption. there is no mystery here. that is a politically corrupt department and agency period and how many prosecutors of worked against your client? how many have they unleashe

slight rebound from monday's brutal trading sessions coronavirus and the steep drop in oil prices durham a big concerns for investors but there are signs that some are reconsidering just how concerned they should be or prices were up by roughly 4 percent on tuesday to put that into perspective that follows monday's 30 percent plunge in prices due to a dispute between all producing nations stock markets in asia also all steadied on tuesday saying in hong kong the shanghai exchange in china and the nikkei in tokyo all closing with gains expectations that the u.s. federal reserve might cut interest rates again help fuel that positive sentiment and that optimism extended to the opening of european markets where both germany's dax index and london's footsie both started with gains now help explain the recovery and discuss what might lie ahead and joined by our financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt and maria de matzos who joins us from brussels she's with bruegel a think tank that let's start with you chelsea what is driving that recovery especially on european markets. well for

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i know john durham, i have never spoken to him but he sounds like a man with integrity.e speaks with convictions and the problem you have in any court case and most of these get brought within the district of d.c., it's a jury pool that's heavily at this timed toward democrats which is one of the reasons why they decided against indicting mccabe. my point to the attorney general is even if you don't indict you have to write a report or you have to give that information to congress so the american people know what happened. one of our requests was to attorney general barr right now. within the inspector general's report, the fisa report, there are four footnotes that were redacted, classified. when you read those footnotes and you compare it to the texts in the public report it's misleading. i'm not blaming i.g. he writes theth rochlt others redact it. we're asking for the attorney general to declassify those four footnotes. it gives a completely different viewpoint of really what happened. >> sean: senator johnson, i applaud your work. it's very important. i hope that ev

they beat durham by 70—66 in a replay of last year's final, thanks to a game high 23 points by match throw from darius defoe for the newcastle eagles helped them secure their eighth bbl trophy. the eagles managed to hold on, despite a late comeback from semi—professional side solent kestrels to win 96—9a in overtime. it's finals day at the all england badminton championships in birmingham. victor axelsen of denmark has been crowned the mens champion. axelsen beat the top seed, chu tien chen in straight sets to become the first danish winner of the men's title since 1999, with a certainly different way to celebrate his victory. and in the women's final, tai zu—ying won her third all england title in four years, with a straight sets victory over the world number one, chen yu fay, from china. that's all of the sport. bye, for now. thank you, katie. back to the coronavirus outbreak now, and as we've been reporting, the health secretary says people aged over 70 will be asked to self—isolate in the future in order to shield them from the coronavirus. matt hancock said the new measure would

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i have not spoken to durham but he sounds like a man with integrity.y concern is he speaks with conviction. the problem with any court case and most of these are brought in district of d.c., jury pool is heavily tilted toward the democrats which really is one of the reasons why they decided against indicting andrew mccabe. so my point so the attorney general is even if you don't indict, you have to write a report. or you have to give that information to congress so the american people know what happened. one of the requests was to the attorney general barr right now. within the inspector general report. the fisa report. there are four footnotes. they were redacted. classified. when you read the footnotes and you compare it to the next and the public report it is misleading. i'm not blaming the i.g. we are asking for the attorney y general to re-classify the report to give us a different view point of what happened. >> sean: i applaud your work. it's important. i hope that everybody is held accountable and to the same standard if we have the equal justi

good morning from county durham, we re good morning from county durham, were i will be asking what the future holds for the struggling high streets 7 future holds for the struggling high streets? here, almost one in every four shops is empty. six nations to go ahead — despite coronavirus fears games will be played this weekend. when i get this medal it's in memory of every one of them are fellows, 22 , 442 of every one of them are fellows, 22,442 men. ahead of receiving his mbe, we catch up with harry billinge, the d—day veteran who has raised tens of thousands for a memorial honouring his fallen comrades. good morning. a chilly start to the day but for many we will have bright and sunny spells, some showers, wintry in the hills and the north. more later. it's tuesday, 3rd march. our top story. plans to tackle the threat posed by the coronavirus in the uk will be set out by the government today. it's after the prime minister said he expects a significant increase in the number of cases. the announcement will include plans to bring doctors and nurses out of retirement. let's take a look

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>>while many schools offices and buildings are shutting down due to the recent spread of covid 19 durhamllery is opening its doors. there's a vulnerability >>in the hospitality industry right now we don't know which way this is going to go so we can help they really want to be that for this community and really rally together we realize we're in a unique situation where we actually have the correct permits have this high proof alcohol. >>that is a great disinfectant and that can be shared amongst the business community. >>lee and his wife melissa own durham distillery in are offering local businesses free homemade sanitizer. using 70% ethanol in 30% water i saw it on facebook this morning. >>and i decided to give them a call to see if i can get. and into the program and get some of the free sanitizers and i think it's a great idea distillery is reaching out to local businesses, local businesses have to support other local businesses in these times because i know it's hard for everybody for us any type of cost is like when is we want to we don't really care is is the short answer we want

county durham is known as the land of the prince bishops.st, swapping retailfor tourism. one new independent is the 19505 tea room not far from the castle. ale55ia, what prompted you to open a retail outlets on the high street which is dying? when we heard about the regeneration of the castle, the tower and the the regeneration of the castle, the towerand the mine the regeneration of the castle, the tower and the mine and art gallery, we thought this is a time we need to be in. we grew up here and it is such a beautiful place we need to embrace that. are you hopeful things are going to change? have things improved? they have. the numbers have doubled, maybe even travelled since we started. the footfall is here and people want to come to bishop auckland. it is certainly bu5y even at the moment. graham is a retail a nalyst bu5y even at the moment. graham is a retail analyst and he can put it into perspective, ju5t retail analyst and he can put it into perspective, just take the high street is looking right across the country in comparison to t

. >> reporter: christine mcneil donning her protective gear raleigh-durham to go out -- ready to go out and test residents in her community who fear they have the disease. christine became a teacher. now heading back to the front lines. >> i assume everybody is positive. i do a lot of testing in the garage, out on the back porch i only go into the home if i have to. >> reporter: she belongs to the medical reserve corps, volunteers nationwide stepping forward >> i don't want somebody to be there needing help, and there isn't anybody to help them. >> reporter: this woman, who hadn't treated patients in four years calling the er where she used to work offering nursing help. >> i didn't want to be one of those people who didn't do anything. >> reporter: medical heroes responding to the warlike plea from new york, california, and virginia we need you and we need you right away. >> reporter: in new york city, officials say as many as 1,000 people responded within the first 24 hours w. the illness spreading quickly and the medical staffs possibly overwhelmed, this city and others still are ask

. >> reporter: molly grew up here in durham and now manages this campus for start-ups. >>> would it be area a magnet for young high-tech oriented people? >> absolutely. >> reporter: and was it that way when you were growing up? >> not from what i remember. >> reporter: american underground is part of statewide growth that's seen nearly 300,000 jobs created and more than 1 million new registered voteeo from out of market and then there's also a lot of people that are choosing to stay. the brain drain concept.o cf1 o i think we're seeing that less and less. >> reporter: hospitality is the state's fastest sector, spurred in part by a craft beer boom that's seen breweries skyrocket from a few dozen in 2011 to more than 300 today. >> i am the black woman brewer in north carolina. >> reporter: brianna break launched space way brewing in 2018. she and fellow entrepreneur nicole oxendine would like politicians to talk more about barriers for women of color. >> there are ceilings for black women, i think, it ripples into so many different layers of life. but -- >> i like people that say the mos

three year nightmare with the phony dossier now says he will not cooperate with william barr in john durhamuote from christopher steele, i would not cooperate if i were him either because there's a criminal referral against him for lying. >> the smartest thing that christopher steele said in the whole interview, i think i've said enough and that's probably exactly right. he should've stopped talking before he wrote his dossier and we would not have gone to the crisis. he has no credibility and i remember a few months ago politico had a story, natosha was the reporter and she said the ig found christopher steele credible, that's another great steel whoppers because we know from the ig report he found him anything but credible. he is a tragic character in ms. figure because the inflicted upon america as a foreigner and it was an unnecessary crisis. >> you have been all over the hunter biden varese my story, you wrote a lot of news on that, are you encouraged that ron johnson, chairman of homeland security committee hat appears to have enough votes to subpoena key witnesses and the burisma ma

you're florence which i find fascinating but wallace let's start at the beginning you're a county durham last and the area of steel mining in heavy industry and that's where you were brought up in the 1960 s. how did that shape your political attitude well you know i've got a working class d.n.a. coursing through me and the solidarity and unity in hardship. was the trademark of the working classes and so it really day it shaped my life so you went into a pretty early age into journalism as a as a female journalist not the easiest profession to break into and in the 1980 s. but you became an editor one of the 1st female lead with those of of thomson regional newspapers or behind how did that work or i've been working as a journalist for quite a few years and then i progressed up the career ladder and this opportunity came to just wales on sunday and i absolutely enjoyed it you know it it was a great opportunity we put on circulation. and won awards and we did incredibly well but at that time the signs of the decline in the print industry were on the horizon the accountants were taking ove

carolina announcing the state's first case, a man who traveled from washington state to the raleigh-durham airport. he visited the nursing home near seattle struggling with an outbreak of the virus. at least nine people have now died in washington state. many from that facility. families of the nursing home residents now demanding answers including vanessa phelps who says she hasn't been able to talk to her 90-year-old mother since saturday. >> none of us can get through and nobody is allowed in there, so we're just shut out. it's horrific. you know, my mom being there all alone and it's heartbreaking and it's unacceptable. >> reporter: more than 200 people who work at or live in the facility are showing signs of the virus and 12 local firefighters are now quarantined and showing flu-like symptoms. in seattle, amazon now says one of its employees is infected. teach cleaning now under way at the office. in new york, governor cuomo is calling the spread inevitable after confirming a second case outside new york city. a lawyer who commutes through grand central station. worldwide the number o

some of this is still being investigated through the durham investigation that will hopefully yield a list of specific people and i'll just read from parts of the colonel horowitz report as more fully described in chap per five based on information known to the f.b.i. in october of 2016, the first application contained the following seven significant inaccuracies and omissions. it goes on in this report. in addition to repeating the seven significant error contained in the first fisa application and outlined above, we outlined 10 additional significant errors and three renewal applications based on information known to the f.b.i. after the first applications, before the renewals, where abuses of this fisa law occurred. now, i think on both sides, we would agree that if somebody in a position of national security abuses their power deliberately, they need to be held accountable. one of the concerns we have is that the law does not allow strong enough penalties. i'm hopeful when the durham report comes out that the people that were identified as abusing their power in 2016 oug to be hel

he joins us now in durham, sir? reporter: neil, interesting, joe biden, former vice president had a huge night saturday night in south carolina and what that has done, as we talk to voters and officials here in north carolina has people questioning whether any candidates can get the number of delegates they need to wrap up the race bitcoin essential in summer? i was talking a few minutes ago to a bernie sanders supporter on the street here in durham, he is all in for senator sanders burr he is worried can the senator get to 1991 delegates needed to be nominated on a first ballot. if he doesn't, well i will really have to think about what i'm going to do as a sanders supporter. do i support biden? do i stay home? do i even write somebody in? those are conversations happening thanks to the big biden win on saturday night. now by the numbers as you say, tomorrow night is huge. you're talking 14 states. the big ones obviously california and texas. those are 110 delegates on the line here in north carolina. i throw virgi

that you're florence which i find fascinating but let's let's start at the beginning you're a county durham last and the area of steel mining and heavy industry and that's where you were brought up in the 1960 s. how did that shape your political attitude well you know i've got a working class d.n.a. coursing through me and the solidarity and unity in hardship. was the trademark of the working classes and so it really date shaped my life so you went into a pretty early age into journalism as a as a female journalist not the easiest profession to break into and in the 1980 s. but you became an editor one of the 1st female editors of of thomson regional newspapers are behind how did that work i've been working as a journalist for quite a few years and then i progressed up the career ladder and this opportunity came to at.

let's get over to nbc's david gura who is in durham, north carolina for us. david, good morning. you spoke with some students there on the duke campus what did they tell you >> reporter: yes, so this is a battle ground state. donald trump narrowly won here back in 2016 it is also a super tuesday state for the first time so the democratic party here locally taking acute interest in how things are going to go today. the executive director telling me yesterday they are not leaving any votes on the table as you mentioned i'm here on the duke university campus i spoke to students here and at north carolina university central as well. i asked how they decided who to vote for and if they voted already. this is an early voting state. here's what they had to stay >> i went to the joe biden rally on saturday. got to shake his hand and hear what he had to say and thought he came across -- as well as butter field and david price how he would help in down ballot races. it was extra encouragement with biden and others dropping out. >> reporter: is there a candidate that stands out to you at th