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Lived here, this is really just the beginning of this. what you may have missed, the mayor and all city officials saying all the inspections were in place. all the permits, everything seemed to add up. >> well, that was for the building next door. the building next door the one there, the parking and entrance is 2134 and that's where all the inspection serths and all that stuff, that's what that was for. but the building that collapsed was 2136 and the building next door the thrift store was 2138. so it appears that the city is now saying, they're saying we can't talk about we're there, the in...

To be liked, he wasn't successful. his premise failed. from the beginning it failed. in the middle it failed and in the end. >> he certainly wasn't successful, and i'm not sure he's liked. >> when you talk about the costs, by the way, a lot of those costs are being bourn on the back of our reverends. just after sequestration happened they just cut over 330,000 veterans, current members of our military right now, they just cut their benefits when it comes to tuition assistance. >> after they sent them to war. they cut and they hit their families, scholarships for children of troops who died in ...

South carolina's photo identification law requires people to show a south carolina driver's license, state identification card, military i.d., or passport when they vote. without those forms of identification, the only other ways to vote are through a provisional ballot or absentee ballot. the "ap" analysis shows among the state's 2,134 precincts, there are 10 precincts where nearly all of the law's effect falls on nonwhite voters who don't have state-issued driver's license or i.d. cards. a total of 1,977 voters. the precinct that votes at the historically black benedict college campus center...

By the "associated press," south carolina's new voter photo identification law appears to be hitting black precincts in the state the hardest. south carolina's photo identification law requires people to show a south carolina driver's license, state identification card, military i.d., or passport when they vote. without those forms of identification, the only other ways to vote are through a provisional ballot or absentee ballot. the "ap" analysis shows among the state's 2,134 precincts, there are 10 precincts where nearly all of the law's effect falls on nonwhite voters who don't have state-i...

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