On 9 11 if so, theyre completely marginalized in society. An exclusive interview on state of the union. Newsroom starts right now. Hello again and thanks so much for joining me. Im fredricka whitfield. An incredibly feisty republican president ial race. Today no fewer than six dates are attending the faith and Freedom Forum in plano, texas. A chance for each of them to talk about the role christian beliefs play in their public lives. Frontrunner donald trump is not there. Athena jones is at the event. How important is an event like this for these candidates, many of whom are struggling to gain some traction. Hi, fredricka. Youre absolutely right. A lot of the focus all summer and now into the fall has been on the gop frontrunner donald trump. He wont be here. These six candidates will be here to make their case to evangelical voters, to christian conservatives or, more broadly, social conservatives who are a part of the republican electorate. Important in states like iowa and South Car
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three of the state s public universities do not fly the state flag, but will the state flagship university be next? kuhn says it will be a hard-won triumph if it passes. why can t we get behind this? why can t we understand this is something that affects people every day that they go to class? so, that flag is coming down. if it isn t passed, we ll find a way rvrt. reporter: it s no secret ole miss has been a lightning rod for race-related issues but in recent years the university has done much to change that. on friday they released a statement about the current controversy saying, in part, as a university committed to fostering a welcoming and inclusive campus for all students, we continue to join other leaders in mississippi to encourage our government to change the state flag. it s that state flag that will be the focus on tuesday evening when the resolution goes to vote. carol? nick valencia reporting. still to come in the newsroom, panic at a zombie-themed festival.