tom ellis is runtion to be a delegate in my home state of pennsylvania. diana, you just heard john kasich say and i agree with this that donald trump is not getting to 1237 before cleveland. first, do you agree with that? and second, do you see any scenario where on a second ballot, third ballot, fourth ballot trump can close the deal? >> i think donald trump could probably close the deal. it's a very realistic possibility that he won't have the 1237 going into the convention. but that's okay. >> okay, but you are one of 112 committee people for the rnc. you're the only one whose for donald trump and i'm unaware of a single state chairperson who's for trump. that doesn't bode well for him that he's going to have support gathered around him at the convention. >> well, a lot of the state party chairs would prefer to remaineutral going into the convention, and that's done for very good reasons. you know, we have several kachbd dat that's are running, and i'm just the kind of person who likes to let people know where i stand, and i'm proud to be endorsing don

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tom: good. jessica, thank you. another finalist was "failure factories." the tampa bay times discovered ,hat in ellis county, florida they had starved the black schools of resources to the point where they were awash in violence and academic failure. that reporting led to substantial changes in the handling of those schools in that county, additional resources, special oversight, major change. representing that team will be michael laforga, a reporter at the tampa bay times. part of their investigative reporting team in 2014. he was part of the team that won the pulitzer prize for local reporting. michael: our story arose from questions that came out of the education beat. principally questions that were surfaced by my wife, the education reporter at the newspaper. she was going over standardized test scores year over year since 2012, when we started at the paper. she realized that african-american kids in ellis -- in pinellas county were doing worse at reading and math than african-american kids in any other county in florida. she covered schooled in four other school districts and had never seen an