auto workers to president of planned parenthood. the most anticipated speech will be former president clinton who will nominate barak obama for a second term. our coverage goes beyond the skybox you with check out our coverage of the activities inside and outside the hall. down to the convention floor and to ray. part of the argument or the coupter argument the democrats are making to the republican convention in tampa has to do with filling out the president s recordment and here speaking for him in the coming minutes will be the democratic leader in the house of representative, nancy pelosi, and two members of president obama s cabinet. secretary of education arne duncan and secretary of agriculture and former iowa governor, tom vilsack. we will hear from north carolina luminaries the longest serving governor jim hunt and the former mayor of charlotte harvey b. gantt and leading later to the anticipated speeches from massachusetts democratic senatorial candidate elizabe
and after being you know at jobs for years and they are shipping jobs overseas and everything like thank when we look at the unemployment everything like that. reporter: when we look at the map it s evenly distributed across the state. it s pretty bad every year. it s industries prevalent but declining over the last deck caismed when you look at the research try angle, technology companies moving in, people ifill: nothing like a moving from other states that s little dancinging on the floor of confession and an american one of areas where it s stronger. that s where the campaigns are idol participant to lead it. we re going to talk about the focusing energy because we have economy because it s playing a more affluent voters. major roll in the battleground reporter: let s look at states including north carolina. this map of how president obama and john mccain did in 2008. here we go to the digital map the red and orange and peach center. reporter: we re tel
it s not my book. it s the most heartbreaking have you met don, the author? you could still write one. oh, man. took him six years. after he d done it jim billington s here. so is justice thomas. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] senator, how are you doing? jimmy [inaudible conversations] haven t got my good shoes on, but i m here. where d you come from? new york. it was a big delay. i spoke monday [inaudible conversations] anyway, you re dear to do this. no, listen [inaudible conversations] you look great. harry called and said, now, you picked up a little extra down there, did we get our 20%? but jesus [inaudible conversations] there s ann. hello, ann. has my wife arrived yet? i don t believe so. pretty good to be immortalized in your own lifetime. immortal rised? can i say hi? my name is don hardy. he s the author of the book. [inaudible conversations] so modest. oh, oh. troublemaker in town. hi! ginni, how are
and i had a free and reduced lunch at school. bedford is a middle-class area in boston. i was the only kid there with a voucher. i knew that was different from everybody else. but i was very fortunate because i was able to stay, going to very good schools in bedford when my parents got divorced. they were divorced when i was 5. my father left for a few years. my mother had never worked a day in her life. because of a variety of government programs, she was forced out of she was able to she was forced out of her house, but she was able to find housing in bedford itself, a new development there. i felt very lucky, looking back at it, being able to stay in those schools. how old were you? i was 5 when my parents got divorced. my mother was on welfare for two years or three years and then she got a job as a travel agent. a few years after that, she started working at raytheon as a contract administrator. by the time i was 11, she bought her own house in bedford. i am incr
where s annie? hi. [inaudible conversations] it s not my book. it s the most heartbreaking [inaudible conversations] you could still write one. oh, man. took him six years. after he d done it [inaudible conversations] [laughter] senator, how are you doing? i haven t got my good shoes on, but i m here. anyway, you re dear to do this. you look great. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] can i say hi? my name is don hardy. he s the author of the book. so modest. oh, here you go. oh, oh, oh. troublemaker. [laughter] hi! ginni, how are you? thanks for being here. what has it got to be about eight volumes? shooting from the lip. [laughter] you didn t object to that, did you? no, i didn t write the book. ginni thomas, clarence. and you know jim billingson, of course. this is clarence thomas. how dear of you to oh, elizabeth. you re dear to come. [inaudible conversations] and bob would be here [inaudible conversat