you still hear people talk about ncr leaving themm ity. macgillis: it's a story that's been repeated in many small industrial cities, all across the country. >> there's a really fundamental change happening in the economy. if you think about where wealth lives, it basically lives in a couple of places: it lives in financial assets-- so, on wall street-- or in intellectual property-- so, in silicon. valley it's in a handful of people, a handful of companies, and you've had no real growth in the underlying economy. you've had wage stagnation forrs 20 yea and so, the bottom falls out. there's, there's nobody earning any money. stuff, and these econo buy collapse. (siren blaring in distance) >> we have hit double digits on the unemployment rate now. >> macgillis: by 2010, dayton's unemployment rate topped 12%. >> it is worse than economistsin have been expe and this is the highest since the early 1980s. >> macgiis: and while all this was happening in the early years of this decade, city officialsst began seeing the figns of an even bigger disa

ncr teaw year's festivities, but isis propaganda on the internet prompting heightened vigilance across the country. for boston's storied first night -- >> it's gonna be a very coordinated effort. >> reporter: in l.a., law enforcement surrounding the iconic hollywood sign. and in las vegas, police stationing snipers on rooftops, and strike teams at hotels around the strip. >> this is an all hands on deck approach. >> erielle, you mentioned the snipers being deployed in las vegas on hotel rooftops. are we seeing new security measures at hotels here in new york? >> reporter: we are. police have embedded teams in hotels to get to know the staff, and trying to get them io a befoemross ty ysubc plays a ronh hope everyone will be extra vigilant. >> erielle, thank you. >>> and new year's revellers may have more than just security to deal with. two storms are moving across the country, and jeff smith is tracking them. what are we in for? >> mother nature has impeccable timing. check out the two storms. one over the north, one over the gulf states. they will be combining forces tomorrow. first o

ncr writes joe laporte is an extra ordinarily gifted writer in these truths is nothing short of a masterpiece of american history. by engaging with our country's painful past and present an intellectually honest way she has created a book that truly does encapsulate the american story in all its pain and triumph. we are so pleased to host her here in harvard square tonight. please join me in welcoming her back. [applause] >> hello. thank you. that was more applause and wonder woman. good start to the evening. thank you for coming out. this is a thrill to talk about this book in my hometown, the great city of cambridge. it will be one of my goals assuming not to say these words again, supreme court and -. i what i want to do is in the short time we have is to give you a glimpse of why i decided to write a book that would cover sweep of american history and its a question about school. what i want to do and the reason i want to write this one book that covers because i was supposed to buy what i think of the prison of the present. we are trapped in a moment by moment, second by second new cycle