would they didn't know was with the culture was like here, specifically in orangeburg. >> orangeburg is a majority african american town. >> it's 60% black according to the 2010 census. that makes me and minority. >> there is a racial divide in orangeburg, and that's got a lot of to do with history. i feel like they sometimes feel like we've done something wrong to them even though that happened years ago. >> even though i do see whites and blacks all around, and they can be in the same facility, everybody knows what's going on. ha >> after that original showdown -- local -- they can't regulate speech but they can regulate the use of the property. this is the actual zoning map. you can zoom in, and you will see, that is us right here. that entire area is zoned business commercial. that's it. this is the little piece that this fight is over. 0. 003 acres. a legitimate commercial piece of property. it's not. the sons of confederate veterans want to use that piece of property to keep maurice hatefully d. c. to live on in perpetuity. >> a battle to remove the confederate flag that is nea

are you from orangeburg or? -- orangeburg? is this a picture of your mother that is on the wall? i said yes. she said as your mother name -- is your mother's name patricia. i said yes. she put her hand over her mouth and started trembling. she said oh my god, i know your mother. i went to high school with your mother. i remember when your mother had to drop out of high school in order to have you. tears started rolling out of her eyes. she started crying and i started crying too and she grabbed me and she hugged me and said this, never in a one million years what i have ever thought that patricia harris' baby would make it right here to the capitol. [applause] folks, her final words is what got me. she said all of that and she said you give me hope. my friends, each and every one of you gives me hope. when the pundits and the doubters and the gop tried to get me down i think of each and every one of you. our state party chairs and vice chairs who are finding new ways to reach voters. you give me hope. i voter protection, -- our voter protection staff protecting the right to vote,

one in orangeburg and one in williamsburg. as of noon today we have a total population of 119 individuals in our shelters. our current total capacity is 759 and so we are about 15% of that capacity. all locations are resourced, d.s.f. staff, red cross volunteers, law enforcement, and other volunteer organizations are currently engaged in that mission. there are no -- there are zero medical need shelters open at this time and we recommend anyone who needs a shelter to bring blankets, sleeping bags, pillows, medications, any personal hygiene or personal items, or special foods if you're on a restricted diet. and shelter information can be found at scemd.org or redcross.org. or contact your local county emergency manager. gov. mcmaster: thank you. >> thank you. good afternoon. i'm rob woods, director of the south carolina department of public safety. beginning yesterday we deployed law enforcement officers from the state throughout south carolina in anticipation of higher costs for service on u.s. highways, interstates and other

surely, orangeburg. let's go to you, first. caller: the first thing i would like to say, i don't agree with lindsey graham on anything. why is he up there talking about abortion. he can't have a baby. he give a baby. he's gay. i would like to say to the people of south carolina, when are we going to about this guy out of office. he never, i don't know anything that he do for the state of south carolina. he up there talking about abortion, get him out. host: does the issue of abortion motivate you and do you feel more enthusiastic about voting this november? caller: i vote all the time and i will be the first one out there voting against lindsey graham. host: all right, john, good morning. new york. caller: how are you, greta? i'm john from brooklyn, new york. i'm clergy and i want to say to all the clergy and all the so-called crystals -- christians, you call yourself a christian out there, why you don't stand up and tell people that abortion is no more a sin then telling a lie tried. g should stand up. people should say aborti