we knew he was in greensboro at the time that that call was placed.ysical impossibility. >> reporter: then came the results of the rape kit. >> there was no semen on the vaginal swabs and the rectal swabs. nothing that would be conclusive proof that the rape had occurred. >> reporter: and it wasn't there. >> it just wasn't there. and they tested her clothes, everything they could. all the medical personnel confirmed they did not see that kind of injury to her that would have occurred. >> reporter: there were knife cuts on her body, but -- >> they were superficial. >> reporter: the crawley family was outraged all over again that once again shannon's version of events was dismissed while the charges against her stood. the police basically accused shannon of making you the rape. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and i believe they did that after they talked to the prosecutors. >> the prosecutor. yeah, yeah, he called down there. >> the nurse changed her story. >> everything changed. everything changed. >> reporter: this is what? one big conspiracy? >> i hate to ma

the historically biggest black college in the country, a&t in greensboro, north carolina, in the maps he helped draw according to "the new yorker," that college is conveniently sliced right in half which means half of those black voters go to one congressional district represented by republican and half of those voters go to another congressional district represented by republican. how did that line get there? here it is. a file called "greensboro master race," a color-coded map showing the black voting population by district, even had it down to dorm-by-dorm addresses on campus so they could draw the line through the campus which to be clear is meant to dilute the black vote by spreading it between those two republican congressional districts. hofeller was also instrumental in voter i.d. laws and behind the idea of using a citizenship question on the census. if you want to look at architect of a vision of a republican party that has lost majority support but continues to rule from minority, it is this guy. and it is all there in black and white. as for the north carolina district tha

because at the smithsonian we have the greensboro lunch counties, the ruby slippers, the wright flyer television and there was "antique road show." i never heard of it. i thought what a good idea. i put a new spin on it. saving african-american treasures. we went around the country and said bring out your staff. and 70% of all the things we found in the collection came from basements, trunks, and attics of people's homes. >> we said at the top, very popular museum. you alleged lly got a calm from seventh grade girlfriend? >> i got a call and the woman wanted tickets. >> always, i don't think you were my girlfriend -- >> he was the seventh grade girlfriend. i'm thinking -- when you're young you remember every crush you had. it was such a good lie, i gave her the tickets. >> lonnie bunch, thank you so much. "a fool's errand" is on shenandoah vallsale now. deborah norville wants us to help think positively. she's in the green room with how she says writing just three words a day can help us . "ned "ned edition's" deborah norville shares her latest book called "chicken soup for the soul:

i taught 40 years at bennett greensboro, so hbcu's my really warm through veins. but i do want to offer -- to the record an schools, hbcu's who have submitted letters of passage of this bill. e have -- i have some other documents that i also want to from into the record umcf, uncf. williams, from t.m.c. let me -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. adams: thank you. et me just say before i close -- and mr. budd mentioned a couple of those statistics schools. our schools, hbcu's confer 40% stem degrees, 60% of all engineering degrees. we educate 50% of teachers and an 40% of african-american health professionals. 70% of uce african-american dentists and physicians. and i could go on and on. yes, there is a serious economic impact, about $15 billion, $14.8 billion to be specific. we are now slouching. hbcu's are doing a lot with a little. still don't receive equitable willng, but this certainly help, not only the colleges and niversities, the m.s.i.'s, but it's also going to help our students, first-generation i was, who had the privilege of going on and

providence, known till event bent not bad his name is sergeant first class jared w griffin from greensboroat he was on his fourth combat deployment bill and the soul comes as president trump scraps those peace talks with top taliban and afghan officials attack camp david and made no during the 9/11 ceremony last week that u.s. military is ramping up military operations against the taliban. >> bill: sacrifice continues lucas tomlinson think you from the pentagon. >> i base my vote on brett kavanaugh on the facts i have in front of me. >> are some democrats pushing too hard on that front because they know this is radioactive? >> on both sides people push sometimes. >> i think they continued to try to destroy judge kavanaugh's life. speeded up big "new york times" piece over over the beacon targ new supreme court justice brett kavanaugh appears to be false, he they had left out a key factor yet the democrats in 2020 democrats are still running with it demanding impeachment. lauren class lee is here, former desk the terry assistant homeland security, tom bevins, cofounder and publisher of real