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Incarceration and returning to the community, he immediately becomes a full citizen and is allowed the right to vote. it's very evident right now in this community and baltimore city the impoverished communities where the vote is lacking, lacking funding, lacking representation lacking of social programs lacking of schooling. this would allow people to become more involved directly and immediately. >> so when we talk about perry nationwide, 5.5 million americans are prohibited from voting because of felony convictions. another estimate is three in ten black men can be expected to lose their ri...

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Storms hit. >> all of a sudden got quiet and basically sounded like a freight train. >> got super loud. we could feel the house shaking. we heard something loud and turns out it was a tree fell on our house. it's leaning thank god. >> today's threat is not as high as it was over the weekend. however, over 43 million are at risk for getting some type of severe weather today. the weather channel is in van, texas for us. >> reporter: we've been in the east texas town since early this morning before emergency responders allowed people in this community to come in and search for what's left of thei...

Community. let's break that down by age and see how that is overwhelmingly with people saying yes, older people i would say. you can see blue represented by someone in the age group between 18 and 24 just voted, spiking that up to yes, overwhelmingly as you see here in the gold people 55 and older, since the past five minutes, pretty much everybody saying yes. invite you to weigh in even if you've already done so. head to pulse.msnbc and let us know what you think. do you think police officers feel safe in your community is our question. >> thank you. we'll see you shortly. developing news on ...

Is. 93% overwhelmingly -- time we checked that was around 73-72. now 93% say yes you think officers feel safe. let's see how you've been voting in the last minute. the pulse is in real time. based on our conversation overwhelmingly people say yes, you think officers feel safe in your communit.y. let's break pit downit down by gender. more women feel police officers feel safe versus men. the overwhelmingly yes are female. keep voting here at pulse.msnbc.com. >> 93% say yes so far. francis, thanks so much. we'll talk shortly. we're going to bring you live coverage as we mentioned for vigils of t...