the influx of people coming in to take these jobs. thank you. let me move to antonia hilton in anson, north carolina. the question as i discussed, why are woo he in anson? a lot of times, what is more important in our political divide? particularly with african-americans. is it race? or is it geography? this is a home to many rural african-americans. that s right, chuck. look, this is a county, actually a rural county with a lot of contradictions here particularly when you look at what s happening to the black community. they have the plurality here but when you look down really they have a hair on their white and more conservative neighbors here. as you talked about a few minutes ago, over the years the support for democrats has been slipping. one of the questions here was what is happening? is it that black voters in a county like anson are falling for trump now? are some of them staying home? what i am finding in my
not sure that in a general election it will help him very much. let s go to the democratic side. bernie sanders has regained his edge over hillary clinton after losing his lead there a month or so. up by about 13 points. what do you think caused the support to swing back? is it geography or is hillary clinton in trouble there once again? i think that geography is playing a big role here. when we talk about the hillary clinton and bernie sanders discussion, i think, you know, bernie s entrance into this race has really helped hillary clinton in terms of moving her to the left. getting her more of the liberal support she has been working toward. i think that in terms of the polls what we have seen right now is that, you know, hillary clinton might be behind in a short term. but i think in the general election there s still little doubt that she becomes the party s eventual nominee. this comes at a time of renewed tension between clinton and sanders. he has called bill clinton s pas
aspects of ukraine, parts of it with russia? a number of public opinion surveys in the last few weeks and then just recently in the last few days show fairly conclusively that at most people in the southeast provinces of ukraine, those who favor reunification, annexation or something along those lines with russia number no more than about 20% of the total population of these regions. so it s roughly four to one against. now, if you go into the two most contested provinces, there the numbers rise to about 30%. there was another poll just taken yesterday asking people in the southeast do you consider the president to be a legitimate president? 75% to 80% said he s illegitima illegitimate. what s the fault lines? is it ethnicity? is it an age gap? is it geography? what s the primary fault lines?
they spent $800,000 of your money on skits, clowns, mock award ceremonies. this hour we will hear their answers about the spending scandal. we begin hearings on the actions of the general services administration employees. the agency supposed to make sure taxpayer dollars are spent wisely. instead, they threw this lavish conference in vegas at taxpayer expense. tornadoes ripped through the midwest. six people in one hard-hit oklahoma community died. ten states in the midwest and plains got slammed by the storm system. people are cleaning up trying to get back to normal today. now, those who made it through the storms, they say they re not taking anything for granted. you don t know when the last time you re going to tell somebody you love them and stuff or see somebody and it s one of those things. just like that everybody was gone. everybody. i mean, everybody. don t matter about what we have, we re here. national weather service tells us it was an ef-3 tornado that