the college acted fast - taking them down within just a few hours...dean of student services joshua moon johnsonsays american river college takes these flyers seriously.. these same flyers have been showing up on college campuses across the country...since last year.(joshua moon johnson - dean of student services equity programs and pathways for american river college)'it has often come from campuses that are actively advocating for racial justice and inclusion of different racial background. it has been linked to neo nazi and kkk groups as well'while the flyers may fall under free speech..moon johnson says whether or not theyúre legal - at american river college - theyúre not welcome...(joshua moon johnson - dean of student services equity programs and pathways for american river college) 'even though something might be protected under free speech it can still have a lasting impact on students and can be really hurtful and go against the values of american river college'ú (pam) police are looking into whoever is responsible for putting up the flyers. it's unknown if they are connected to any pa

i want to kick things off with mark murray, also here steve israel, christina greer, and joshua johnson. mark, walk us through this. i mentioned the seven points. give us your broad headline. >> yeah, we just got off the phone with you are our pollstery said this is a kaleidoscope where it could be a really good night for democrats. they do better among likely voters. normally it is the other way around because republicans usually turn out more. they are ahead among independent voters. they are doing well with college educated white women. but if you turn it another way, you see that the republicans could actually be hanging in. you have president trump's job rating at 46% among likely voters. that is an improvement. the enthusiasm democrats still maintain that advantage. but it has gotten closer. and when you end up looking into the battlegrounds and those rated by the cook political report, you see very close contests up and down. and the way i've viewed these elections, sometimes these all break one way and we'll see if they break one way or the other way or right down the middle. >>

while the flyers may fall under free speech..moon johnson says whether or not theyúre legal - at american river college - theyúre not welcome...joshua johnson: "even though something might be protected under free speech it can still have a lasting impact on students and can be really hurtful and go against the values of american river college." (jrs) a new ultra-powerful opioid is about to make its way into hospitals. the food and drug administration approved a drug called dsuvia friday. it's ten times more powerful than fentanyl. that makes it one thousand times more potent than morphine. dsuvia comes as a tablet in an applicator that health care providers administer under the tongue. critics blasted the agency for brining a new opioid to market as the nation faces increasing opioid overdose deaths in what many call a crisis. the f-d-a insists it is managing the opioid crisis and the new drug is needed by patients to (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (justine) kids are getting a chance to dive right in. the way one aquarium is trying to teach children at low income schools about the world under water. under

i want to kick things off with mark murray, also here steve israel, christina greer, and joshua johnsonough this. i mentioned the seven points. give us your broad headline. >> yeah, we just got off the phone with you are our pollstery said this is a kaleidoscope where it could be a really good night for democrats. they do better among likely voters. normally it is the other way