it holds a particular significance for me, not just because i was born in greensboro the year before the sit ins, and not just because my father, a young minister, allowed the student young activists to meet in the basement of his church, providence baptist church and not because of this audacious for its time act of civil disobedience, changed literally the very neighborhoods and the schools that i grew up in. when i look at that stool, they are enshrined in one of the most wonderful places on the mall, what it says to me, what it illustrates for me, is what the hbcus have always given us, the ordinary individual's ability to change the world. to strike a blow for justice. in a democracy such as ours, a young college student can and should have as much power as a well known senator. you don't have to have a name or a title to make a difference. all you have to have is a commitment to an ideal. that's what hbcus have given us for so many years. these are the lessons of our hcbus. we saw those students risk their lives for the causes they believe in. my father carried me so i could se

and you said you went to unc greensboro. >> yes, it was specifically about the negative effects that pesticides or certain like mites would have on the honey bee health and also naddition to that, we also constructed a ghee dome actually for two species of honey bees, and that was the thesis that i'm proud to say that -- it is being published in the oxford journals. no, it actually got published last week, and that's -- i don't want to say this in an arrogant way, but that is a very big deal for an undergraduate. published as an undergraduate because you usually only see that in graduate and post doctor rail. >> and juan, you are an example of many of all things, and something to admire, and you -- but what is it to achieving all that you have achieved, future doctor of the u.s. and maybe the world, what is a key that -- what would you tell young -- success, achieving, how do you move forward? >> and i think what taught me the most was basically is i think society has many ways of kind of degrading your motivation and you see especially now, so much negativity and cynicism, and i thi

carpool got to her apartment that conference is the annual school board association conference in greensboro...whe re fellow board member...jim martin... was leaving when we spoke to him by phone. no word yet on what caused the 65 year old to pass away... but those who knew her are focusing her on her passion for education. "on the board i think she's best known as an advocate for teachers." felton taught at sanderson high for 10 years before taking time to raise her children. she returned to teaching in 1998 at leesville road high... 2013....the same year she was elected to the school board. "so do go out there and vote." in a recent meeting...she spoke about the importance of voting... before being re-elected last week.... and once again standing up for teachers. "she said i've just been re-elected and you're going to hear me for the next two years arguing for providing more time for teachers to do the work that they need to do.i think that's the legacy we'll all remember from zora." been sworn in for her new term next month. for now... board members believe they'll fill her seat like they

>> music in downtown greensboro. >> what makes america great? >> jazz. >> a group of college students who decided to take to the unity. >> jazz teaches us how to communicate with each other, teaches us how to be a democracy. >> there's a person that plays melody, harmony and counter melody, rhythm. you know, all of them are so very important n creating this beautiful art form and this one result. >> jazz started in the late 19th century, music and african art form. it's the oldest art form. perhaps it's the best form of unity. >> no matter who you are going for in the election this is the music that can remind us why this country is so great. >> comeog trethend a rejoice and have a beautiful time together. >> ? ? [ music ] ? ? smithsonian is hosting a series of concerts how it influenced civil rights, identity and culture. >>> right now at 6:00 president elect trump comes to washington and president obama becomes him to the white house. >> a chance to lead are falling on deaf ears. >> why trump's critics appear to be growing louder his supporter

one several traveling through, cory booker is also here today making stops in winston-salem and greensboro in support of democratic nominee hillary clinton. back to you. >> emmy victor, thank you. >>> the person chosen to introduce the president in fayetteville today is a fayetteville native who has a knack for giving speeches. donovan livingston moved the nation with his graduation speech gone viral this past harvard and columbia and is working on his doctorate at unc greensboro. will have a live update with him on wral news. >>> hillary clinton is traveling to pittsburgh today yesterday she spent time with bernie sanders and music superstar, pharell. she urged people to vote early and talked about the desire to strengthen families in the country. before the event she held a rally in the eastern visit to nc central. >>> mike pence will be in north carolina again today, he will hold a rally at the rock springs center in greenville one day after his running mate, donald trump, rallied in selma. trump talked about his commitment to the military, creating jobs and fighting isis. he also made

for example, new jersey senator cory booker will be here speaking in winston- salem as well as greensboro campaigning for hillary clinton. back to you. >> looks a little bit windy out there, stay put. thank you. >>> the person chosen to introduce the president is a fayetteville native who has a knack for giving speeches. donovan livingston moved the nation with his graduation speech gone viral this spring harvard and columbia and is working on his doctoral at unc greensboro. we'll have a live update with him on wral news. >>> hillary clinton is traveling to pittsburgh today , yesterday she spent time with bernie sanders and music superstar, pharell. she urged people to vote early and talked about the desire to strengthen families in the country. before the event she held a rally in the eastern part of the state, then made a surprise mike pence will be in north >>> republican vice presidential -- >>> republican vice presidential nominee mike pence will be in northcarolina again today, he will hold a rally at the rock springs center in greenville one day after his running mate, donald trump

we're about to talk to college republicans at unc greensboro. turns out in north carolina the race isn't just tightening, it is do or die for trump. what are the issues that resonate with you? >> abortion, same-sex marriage, conservative. >> have you always been trump supporters? >> he wasn't my first choice. >> you laugh. >> yeah, he's not a perfect man. >> we're at duke, 8:30 on a school night this auditorium is packed with students for hillary. >> reporter: lena dunham catches tough questions from the clinton faithful at a panel discussion. >> i have a question about how you guys all like individually, how you handle the controversy protective of ourselves and of the women in our lives. white patriarchky is like one of those beasts in a movie that's getting stabbed and is just dieing so slow and screaming as it goes down. and i just am afraid of what that's going to look like. >> reporter: but she says there's a silver lining for what many here say has been a gray and dreary campaign season. >> i've been so excited to see how ma i've seen in

it holds a particular significance for me, not just because i was born in greensboro the year before the sit ins, and not just because my father, a young minister, allowed the student young activists to meet in the basement of his church, providence baptist church and not because of this audacious for its time act of civil disobedience, changed literally the very neighborhoods and the schools that i grew up in. when i look at that stool, they are enshrined in one of the most wonderful places on the mall, what it says to me, what it illustrates for me, is what the hbcus have always given us, the ordinary individual's ability to change the world. to strike a blow for justice. in a democracy such as ours, a young college student can and should have as much power as a well known senator. you don't have to have a name or a title to make a difference. all you have to have is a commitment to an ideal. that's what hbcus have given us for so many years. these are the lessons of our hcbus. we saw those students risk their lives for the causes they believe in. my father carried me so i could se

. >> brian: sometimes it will take greensboro and the s.e.c. is doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would say that go for it in all directions. >> steve: mission control watson off the play fake. a little behind by mike williams and will bring up third down. >> brian: third and two, here it is. there is your opportunity to get off the field. narduzzi, why not sell out? sell out, try to make a play. and ejuan price hasn't made a lot of plays in this game. don't just give it to him on the outside. i think narduz a time-out. >> referee: time-out pittsburgh. their first time-out of the half. full time-out. >> steve: too big a play. too big a play. good spot for a time-out. think about how they will play the third and two when we come back. chocolate. levian chocolate diamonds. save up to 20% on select levian styles at kay, the number-one jewelry store... ...in america. ? every kiss begins with kay. ? you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. so no matter what your

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. >> brian: sometimes it will take greensboro and the s.e.c. is doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would say that go for it in all directions. >> steve: mission control watson off the play fake. a little behind by mike williams and will bring up third down. >> brian: third and two, here it is. there is your opportunity to get off the field. narduzzi, why not sell out? sell out, try to make a play. and ejuan price hasn't made a lot of plays in this game. don't just give it to him on the outside. i think a time-out. >> referee: time-out pittsburgh. their first time-out of the half. full time-out. >> steve: too big a play. too big a play. good spot for a time-out. think about how they will play the third and two when we come back. chocolate. levian chocolate diamonds. save up to 20% on select levian styles at kay, the number-one jewelry store... ...in america. ? every kiss begins with kay. ? you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. so no matter what your favorite is, you can feel good about general mil

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. >> brian: sometimes it will take longer because they confirm with greensboro and the s.e.c. is doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would say that go for it in all directions. >> steve: mission control watson off the play fake. a little behind by mike williams and will bring up third down. >> brian: third and two, here it is. there is your opportunity to get off the field. narduzzi, why not sell out? sell out, try to make a play. and ejuan price hasn't made a lot of plays in this game. don't just give it to him on the outside. a time-out. >> referee: time-out pittsburgh. their first time-out of the half. full time-out. >> steve: too big a play. too big a play. good spot for a time-out. think about how they will play the third and two when we come back. chocolate. levian chocolate diamonds. save up to 20% on select levian styles at kay, the number-one jewelry store... ...in america. ? every kiss begins with kay. ? you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. so no matter wha

. >> brian: sometimes it will take longer because they confirm with greensboro and the s.e.c. is doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would >> steve: mission control centrally located office. watson off the play fake. a little behind by mike williams and will bring up third down. >> brian: third and two, here it is. there is your opportunity to get off the field. narduzzi, why not sell out? sell out, try to make a play. lot of plays in this game. don't just give it to him on the outside. i think narduzzi's going to call a time-out. >> referee: time-out pittsburgh. their first time-out of the half. full time-out. >> steve: too big a play. too big a play. good spot for a time-out. think about how they will play the third and two when we come back. chocolate. levian chocolate diamonds. save up to 20% on select ? every kiss begins with kay. ? you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grain as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructo

thank, lara trump live in greensboro, north carolina.hanks for your time. >>> so donald trump and hillary clinton making their closing arguments today. governor mike pence says trump is expanding the exer to er er electoral map with the help of the american people. is that true? he talks with chris wallace next. can i give it to you straight? that airline credit card you have... it could be better. it's time to shake things up. with the capital one venture card, you get double miles on everything you buy, not just airline purchases. seriously, think of all the things you buy. great...is this why you asked me to coffee? well yeah... but also to catch-up. what's in your wallet? is that true? >>> keep it looked right here on fox news. live coverage leading up to and all through election day until the states start closing in the evening and we start being able to call them. incredible ride it's been. stay with us throughout. >> chris wallace coming up next on "fox news sunday." we'll be back at 3:00 eastern time. see you in one hour here on

. >> brian: sometimes it will take longer because they confirm with greensboro and the s.e.c.s doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would say that go for it in all directions. >> steve: mission control centrally located office. watson off the play fake. a little behind by mike williams and will bring up third down. >> brian: third and two, here it is. there is your opportunity to get off the field. narduzzi, why not sell out? sell out, try to make a play. and ejuan price hasn't made a lot of plays in this game. don't just give it to him on the outside. i think narduzzi's going to call a time-out. >> referee: time-out pittsburgh. their first time-out of the half. full time-out. >> steve: too big a play. too big a play. good spot for a time-out. think about how they will play the third and two when we come back. chocolate. levian chocolate diamonds. save up to 20% on select levian styles at kay, the number-one jewelry store... ...in america. ♪ every kiss begins with kay. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. gen

it wasn't that long ago that a man named henry frey greensboro, the first chief justice of the north carolina supreme court, was denied the right to register to vote because he had failed a so-called literacy test after he had graduated from college. it wasn't that long ago! the adult vote! you've done the work of those who would suppress their vote without them having to lift a finger. come on. i am not on the ballot, but i tell you what, fairness is on the ballot. decency is on the ballot. justice is on the ballot. progress is on the ballot. our democracy is on the ballot right now! >> president obama in north carolina. nicolle wallace is back here with us in the studio. we also want to welcome in political analyst nina forner who supported bernie sanders in the primary and would like to see hillary clinton be elected. nina, welcome back. thanks, brian. >> i'm curious what you're worried about. we asked governor granholm about michigan. where do you think they're soft, and if it's humanly possible, do you think that man, the president and the first lady can make a difference in fiv

with the chance for rain and it looks good, greensboro and through the day, you think the band comes through here but no. it just dissipates with a 25 to 40% chance of rain and again, the amounts in the rain gauge, very light. here's tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., not much chance of rain. finally in the afternoon, a band of rain comes right on through the area. that's going to bring us our best chance of rain and we may have thunderstorms with that coming through wednesday. a marginal risk for severe weather and the biggest threat, wind damage. let's take a look and i'll show you the maps all total from tuesday to wednesday. likely to see anywhere from a trace and maybe up to .50" from to the west from the triad westward, an inch and spots in the mountains where they really need the rain but not an impressive amount of rain. just enough to settle the dust. another shot at it in the second half of the weekend on sunday, a front that approaches us from the south. a cool day on sunday, especially today and tomorrow and we see the rain, on the mild side but a the roads. and you have spot

. >>> breaking news, anti-trump protesters are going on in greensboro and salem. >> in greensro 3people gathered. 30 people at the protest in salem. these protests are peaceful. demonstrators are holding signs and marching through the streets voicing their concerns about trump as president. >>> in 2013, 22 cyclists were killed in crashes. >> with the sunsetting earlier cyclists are harder to see during the evening commute. wral found out about a new bicycle law that requires more safety measures and how raleigh is trying to save cyclists use bikes get across campus. verall, safe. >> yes. i enjoy biking. >> the freshman says he uses a front light and a rear red light when he is out after dark. >> ii am on the road i feel like i am easily seen. i don't have to rry about being hit from behind. >> reporter: it safer and soon it will be state law. the current law requires a whitehead light on the night. starting december 1st, cyclists will need to use a read rear light wear rephrebgve clothing. >> a lot of people,ip cluing myself, almost hit riding our bikes. >> promoting transportation alte

. >>> vandalized, this time the north carolina, near greensboro, county's chairman says there is surveillance video of the incident. >> we just keep plugging on and i think that's the best way to combat what someone else has done. it's not let us deter you. >> i just don't understand the mentality for somebody who would do that. it's just cruel, hateful, no point to it. >> the gop headquarters in vandalized with graffiti and fire bombed back on october 15th. the two offices are less than 30 minutes apart. >>> with election day just a few days away, a federal judge in arizona weighed in on a new law that would ban ballot harvesting. will carr has the latest. >> with the stakes so high both republicans and democrats are doing all they can on voter fraud and intimidation on election day. just weighed in on a new law that bans ballot harvesting. that means political groups collect ballots from voters in bulk and turn them in. it's been a big part of the arizona party's get out the vote campaign. but making vote harvesting in a felony. the ballot harvesting was banned because it integrity of elect

notice that last little bit right there in greensboro the end of the rain, clearing foothills of the mountains. southwesterly warming up in the next couple of days. talking about the drought situation, last week we started to see yellow abnormally dry area getting close to the viewing area. this week it's come right on in. we're abnormally dry from the triangle area westward. of course dealing with severe and extreme drought across the mountains. this little bit of rain helps, not a lot but it helps. bit of sunshine. fairly gray for us tonight and cloud cover tomorrow but temperatures will be pretty mild at 72. behind friday's front, which by the way won't bring us much rain, it will be cooler for the weekend. high temperatures in the mid 50s if you're going to be doing some shopping. 51 at 10 a.m. and 55 at 5. for the trip home expect to see pretty much what we saw yesterday, rain midsection of the country. nice and dry up and down the east coast except in the northeast a little bit and some rain along the west coast. we're in for a better chance of showers and storms by the middle

. >> brian: sometimes it will take longer because they c greensboro and the s.e.c. is doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would say that go for it in all directions. >> steve: mission control centrally located office. and will bring up third down. >> brian: third and two, here it is. there is your opportunity to get off the field. narduzzi, why not sell out? sell out, try to make a play. and ejuan price hasn't made a lot of plays in this game. don't just give it to him on the outside. i think narduzzi's going to a time-out. >> referee: time-out pittsburgh. their first time-out of the half. full time-out. >> steve: too big a play. too big a play. good spot for a time-out. think about how they will play the third and two when we come back. chocolate. levian chocolate diamonds. save up to 20% on select levian styles at kay, the number-one jewelry store... ...in america. ? every kiss begins with kay. ? you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. ctose corn syrup. so no m

gilford county, where greensboro is, there were 15 or 20 sites for early voting. now there is one. >> there was a lawsuit about this. >> to open up more early voting. you know, for the sites, that so much has not survived. >> it was a little more sinister than that. this is not a systemic issue of resources. this is deliberate. that's what the lawsuit says. basically, you had republican effort to find all the ways to retard the african-american vote and put it into law. you know, irony is trump was talking about a rigged system. he may be right in north carolina. it seems to be rigged against the african-american vote. how real is that, errol? >> it is very real. the findings of a federal court. the judge looked at it and said it seems if you went out of your way to find every fashion and form in which you can suppress this vote and implement those as your policies. indeed, there was an interesting paper trail where the legislature said where are the places where black voters tend to sort of come out and what are the reasons. let's go step by step and try to chang

greensboro, north carolina. corporal wes mecham is patroling at 4:00 a.m. when he spots a man walking on the side of the road. >> i had traveled this road, i couldn't tell you how many times on night shift throughout my career and never -- all those times i travel that had road seen anybody walking that time of night. >> corporal mecham wonders if his car had broken down. his dash cam turns on automatically. >> i'm not saying you're doing anything wrong, i'm just asking. we don't get too many people walking this time of night. he was very compliant. very polite. talked to me in a friendly manner. >> mecham asks to see only i.d. and even cracks joke. >> you've been walking a while. them are some wet shoes. >> the man explains he's walking to go by a soda. aside from the late hour, this doesn't seem unusual to corporal mecham. >> just going to get something to drink or something to eat? okay, that's cool. >> what is odd, however, is the man's i.d. >> is that your i.d. right there? >> yes, sir. >> can you hand it to me, please? okay, thank you. man, you got a

a firefighter proposed to his girlfriend at a greensboro area high school. it started with a fake fire drill. >> it's a good feeling. i've been looking forward to this. >> 2 a and half years ago he saw a picture of erika smith. >> if you can fall in love with a picture i did. she's already striking. firefighter and a math teached, dated, fell in love and soon began planning his proposal. >> go big or go home i guess. this is something that irng i think will mean a lot to her. >> i had a feeling it might happen but not like this. >> he made a plan, call a mock fire drill at her school with the help from the principal. >> go into the student parking lot and we are going to pull it in front of the walkway. >> her students -- was like thursday is going to be a big day for me and miss smith will you help out. i said of course. >> a ring in a handmade box. >> the fire a larm sounds and 500 students pile into the parking lot. smith and her class the last to arrive. >> i felt like something was up with the cameras. when i saw the fire truck i knew was him. >> i see

. >> brian: sometimes it will take longer because they confirm with greensboro and the s.e.c.s doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would say that go for it in all directions. >> steve: mission control centrally located office. watson off the play fake. a little behind by mike williams and will bring up third down. >> brian: third and two, here it is. there is your opportunity to get off the field. narduzzi, why not sell out? sell out, try to make a play. and ejuan price hasn't made a lot of plays in this game. don't just give it to him on the outside. i think narduzzi's going to call a time-out. >> referee: time-out pittsburgh. their first time-out of the half. full time-out. >> steve: too big a play. too big a play. good spot for a time-out. think about how they will play the third and two when we come back. chocolate. levian chocolate diamonds. save up to 20% on select levian styles at kay, the number-one jewelry store... ...in america. ♪ every kiss begins with kay. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. gen

preseason number eight, uva visit unc greensboro tomorrow. georgetown and usc. g sunday, the maryland women open up against umass lowell. and finally, congratulations to the maryland men's soccer team. number one in the country. they stayed undefeated today by downing michigan state in the semifinals. the terps will play for their fifth straight championship sunday when they take on indiana. also, the capitals in action tonight. they're in chicago. puck drop in that game over at 8:30. again, here, wizards versus let's see if the wizards can get it done without one of their best players. >> that sure would be nice. thanks. that's our broadcast. nightly news is coming up next. >> hope to see youor news 4 at >>> tonight, obamacare backtrack? breaking news from the president-elect's first big interview. what he's now saying after repeatedly promising to repeal and replace the law. >>> all in the family. donald trump shakes up his transition team, boosting his children into prominent roles and demoting chris christie. the inner circle coming into focus. >>> amazon re

. >> brian: sometimes it will take longer bec greensboro and the s.e.c. is doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would say that go for it in all directions. >> steve: mission control a little behind by mike williams and will bring up third down. >> brian: third and two, here it is. there is your opportunity to get off the field. narduzzi, why not sell out? sell out, try to make a play. and ejuan price hasn't made a lot of plays in this game. don't just give it to him on the outside. i think narduzzi's g a time-out. >> referee: time-out pittsburgh. their first time-out of the half. full time-out. >> steve: too big a play. too big a play. good spot for a time-out. think about how they will play the third and two when we come back. chocolate. levian chocolate diamonds. save up to 20% on select levian styles at kay, the number-one jewelry store... ...in america. ? every kiss begins with kay. ? you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. to high fructose corn syrup. so no matter what your favorite is, you can feel good a

he is a professor of economics at the university north carolina greensboro. it's published extensively on the mortgage market. i would say he is the preeminent [inaudible] of the mortgage market from original in the. [inaudible] his co- editor and contributor to housing and mortgage market in historical perspective. both published by the university of chicago. he received his phd in economic history from the university of wisconsin at madison. again, the order of our speakers will be peter, damon and ken. then we will have a brief period for colloquy and we will open it up for q&a from the audience. when we come to q&a, because the program is being broadcast, please allow our assistant with the microphone to reach you before you ask your question. okay. without further ado, peter, please kick us off. >> thank you very much. i also want to thank alan larson for working to set this up. i've been talking to him for quite a while to see if i could get an opportunity to speak with him and this was it. in any event, i'm going to talk mostly about my book and if we

. >> brian: the movement grew in downtown greensboro overnight. >> tia: in baltimore outside of m&t bank stadium where the browns played the raefens they protested peacefully. >> brian: it was peaceful on the streets of cleveland overnight. there were no protests in the good friday morning. >> brian: i'm brian duffy. 98 years ago today world war i ended, and ever since the 11th day of the 11th month has been dedicated to honoring our veterans. we will honor them with stories throughout the morning. first we check in with sam roberts. we have the weekend right on top of us, sam. how is it looking? >> it looks good. no rain, and nor dry. if you're just waking up with us, i hope your morning is off to a great start. we have clear skies from cleveland off to the west. in far northeastern ohio a little bit more in the way of cloudiness, i expect clouds to increase through the day and there could even be a little patchy drizzle or light rain that develops. this is hour-by-hour rain chance graphic, and notice it is running at about 20% all day. i don't think you're going to light rain around. o

. >> former president bill clinton is out campaigning with his wife in greensboro, north carolina, and vice president joe biden, he's rallying hillary clinton supporters in tallahassee, florida. live pictures coming in of that event expected to get underway shortly. throughout this hour we will bring you live reports from our team of correspondents covering key battleground states around the country. two of the states most in play tomorrow, pennsylvania and north carolina. cnn senior political correspondent brianna keilar in pittsburgh, national correspondent gary tuchman in charlotte. brianna, what's the confidence level for the clinton camp in pennsylvania? >> reporter: i think they're feeling pretty confident. saying that they have an unprecedented number of doors that are being knocked on here in the area, and not just in pittsburgh but specifically outside of philadelphia, which is so important to hillary clinton when it comes to pennsylvania and, of course, pennsylvania is so key to her overall state strategy and her pathway towards the white house. something struck me, though, w

former president clinton will be in greensboro to the west and tim kaine will be in wilmington on thest and the clintons. hillary clinton, bill clinton and chelsea clinton will be back here for a midnight rally in raleigh tonight. >> all right, victor blackwell, thank you very much. it's certainly going to be a bellwether. what happens in north carolina, people will keep their eyes on that. thank you to all of you. >> bells, water, they all go together. all making weird impacts on us. >>> so, this is your big day tomorrow. what are you going armed with? hopefully information about the ideas that matter for you. we've been doing this for the last week. all the different issues. how about immigration? comprehensive immigration reform is a goal that has alluded congress for years. hillary clinton and donald trump are making big promises, but those promises take the country in vastly different directions. let's look at each. we'll start with, well, whoever you want. >> let's do trump. >> okay. >> the cornerstone as you know, chris, of trump's campaign to build a massive wall on the u.s./m

there were cities like greensboro where the county had 16 early voting sites in 2012 and only one early voting site in 2016 and black turnout dropped 16% in that first week of early voting. there's lots of factors that go into voter turnout, but we saw real data in this election that when you make it harder to vote, fewer people cast a ballot. >> core neshlgs as our resident pollster on panel, it's quantifiable that you had smaller turnout but overall more people voting in this election for hillary clinton than voted for anybody except barack obama when he won in 2008 and 2012 so we're not talking about overall reducti reductions. we're talking about spot reductions. arizona, texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, south carolina, north carolina with fewer voting places. what do most of those states have in common, a whole lot of black people, states in the former confederacy where there's a lot of african-americans or a lot of hispanics. your thoughts, sir? >> well, i think if you look at a place like greensboro, north carolina where they go from 16 early voting locations in 2012 to on

it wasn't that long ago that a man named henry fry in greensboro was denied the right to register to vote because he had failed the so-called literacy test after he had graduated from college. it wasn't that long ago. grace bell hartison, imagine what she has seen in the arc of her life. born in a time when there were barely no cars on the road and no planes in the sky. think about everything that she's seen. a great-grandmother, probably a great-great-grandmother, after all she's been through, how are we going to let folks disrespect her? how are we going to betray folks that have worked so hard so that we can pull the lever and we're not going to vote? what's our excuse? now, those who wanted to suppress the vote, they are going to fail. the law was struck down. your rights have been restored. right now there are more than one-stop early vote stops in north carolina than ever before. you can register to vote at any site in your county as long as you do it by saturday. it's easier to vote than ever in north carolina. but if you don't vote, then you've done the work of those who woul

up to northern virginia, suburban areas of raleigh, suburban areas of charlotte, winston-salem, greensboro, all add up to one northern virginia. it should be hillary clinton's to win but we've seen it's neck in neck and probably will be on election day. it was the second closest in 2008 and 2012. >> we saw pharrell who was with hillary clinton in i want to say -- i can't remember the town in north carolina last night. we had the president in chapel hill, donald trump has been in north carolina so nia, here's my question and i mention pharrell because we know jay-z and beyonce -- no beyonce. stevie wonder, all these people, katy perry, all showing up for hillary clinton. my question is does star power translate to votes? >> they certainly hope it translates to people coming out to a specific place and that place in some of these instances are close to polling places and then you get those people there and they go off to the polls. that's the strategy. i want to get back to north carolina. doug, i hate your tie and i hate your school, that's fine. >> uh-oh, tar heels. >> but i am hearing fro

in greensboro alone, premiums are up 51%.ypical 27-year-old from north carolina will see his or her average premium in the silver plan jump from $319 a month up to 446. or about 3800 up to 5400 a year. the reason the amount of insurers across the state is dropping. people there will go from having a slim choice of three to now just two. and remember when president obama said this? >> if you like your plan, you can keep your plan. >> well, that may not be true. across most of north carolina. in 95 out of 100 counties, people just have one insurer to choose from. >> well, the real clear politics average in north carolina shows clinton and trump in a dead heat. in 2012 mitt romney won the tarheel state but right now the fox news electoral score card shows it leaning democrat. brit? >> thanks very much, rob. and the 2016 race is shaking the conservative movement to its core. can it put itself back together? george will will discuss that next. plus the fbi leaks about the clintons are sending democrats into a tizzy. but suppose th