canceled in six months. this goes beyond senator elizabeth warren s plans. the plan is facing backlash from some who say it would help rich people. it s a positive display for student voters who have more student loan debt than anything else. they have $26,900 in debt. private colleges, $32,600. not everyone agrees there is a crippling student loan crisis in the same terms. secretary of education betsy devos is accused of cutting elements of those plans in every year of the trump administration. president trump doesn t think he needs congressional approval for a military strike against iran. i like the idea of keeping congress abreast but i wouldn t have to do that. sure. nancy pelosi said you must have
in response to parkland shooting. they marched on the state capitca capit capitol. claire, have you been satisfied with the response of congress since the parkland shooting? no. honestly, this gun violence has been happening since 19 years ago which is the 19th anniversary of the columbine shooting which is the reason we re all walking. it s been years. once we accept the violence against children, it s been frustrating that legislation is not moving forward. i know that legislation takes time, but we need to do more. this is a school of 2,000 students. kevin, what did you guys do here this morning? this morning, the main thing that we did today was just raise awareness and that helps build our voice as a community. and an arizona community. first thing we did, we did a memorial for all the victims of stoneman douglas. over here we registered over 100 student voters. hopefully they will show up in this next voting season. kevin said more than 100
should treat women. that scares me, that scares me a lot, so hillary has my vote. with just two days left, we re covering every angle. jolean is in ohio with student voters. mark murray is right here to break down the map to 270. jacob rascon is in denver with the trump team. we begin with kristen welker with the clinton campaign. she s in philadelphia. kristen, good morning to you. secretary clinton and president obama, they re both now going to michigan tomorrow for two separate events. what is driving the added campaign events in that state? that is the big question this weekend, alex. look, the clinton campaign feeling energized, feeling focused, during to one campaign official. the polls tight, though, nationally. a new abc news/ washington post poll shows secretary clinton up by five points. now, that s up from yesterday, when she was only up by one point. but still, this is a close race, and it s close in michigan. so why is michigan so important? michigan is a reliably b
still about why what s the issue. harris: andrea? andrea: i agree with the parent. it sounds like her child worked very hard to win the election, and what does it say if they re going to justin scrap the elections and have a do-over? life isn t fair. i m sure the other kids put effort into it. but i do see the principal s point. i do get it because if you have a white student body and the school is predominantly minority, as a principal you do want the kids to get along. you don t want there to be problems. you do want them to come together on certain issues, i just don t like the way the principal s going wait, wait, i totally disagree with that. harris: hold on a second, judge. there were no latino or black candidates chosen for the top four spots. go. they voted for them. you re basically saying to this is kind of like a microcosm of what s going on in the country. you re saying to the black student voters you can t elect anybody other than a black or hispanic voters, you