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>> reporter: again in america, this time in north carolina, police have arrested an accused gunman about a mile away from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. >> stage for law enforcement, possible active shooter on campus. >> reporter: where police say a faculty member was shot and killed. >> everyone was just panicking, people almost opened the door. we were told not to open the door. finally, we were evacuated. >> we locked the doors quickly and everybody was just hunkering down. >> reporter: campus alerts went out just after 1:00 p.m. eastern, telling students to shelter-in-place. authorities quickly released this photo saying, "if you see this person, keep your distance, put your safety first and call 911." the same photo on the website of the school says he's a grad student. our abc station wtvd shares this cell phone video of students taking cover on the floors of lecture halls. and in the dorms, students are seen shoving all their furniture against the doors of their bedrooms. all classes and events are canceled tonight. parents with kids and a nearby
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men in the lecture halls, and it is a trend reshaping this country and our politics. 1970, let me show you here the trend data overall of those getting a bachelor's degree. as you can see, pretty steady increase from 1970, 11% of the population nearly 40% of the population now has a bachelor's degree or more, as you can see with millennials, you're starting to see a bit of a faster clip there, a faster growth rate. what's interesting is the gender gap. in the last decade, women overtook men in who has more bachelor's degrees and this matters in our politics. let me just show you overall. currently the role in college, there's nearly a 3 million gap between women and men. 56% of those enrolled are women. 44% are men. how does this play out in our politics? we already know there's a gender gap in our politics, mostly due to single women more so than married women when you look at it that way, but overall, men favor trump by eight points. women have favored biden by double digits. the degree gap is also a place that we've watched a lot.
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