southbound georgia avenue, southbound connecticut. the off-ramp is completely blocked to connecticut avenue. you can still go past that and make a right turn on to connecticut because of that water main break. if you want to take an alternate, layhill or norbeck your best bet. all of our typical spots here. 395, 40 miles per hour. heading into the 14th street bridge. taking a lookt 66 heading into town, no problems there. a little bit slow at 31 miles per hour. taking a look at a trip up 95. not so bad here. and try angle southbound, a little slow. volume slow across woodbridge and lore ton as well. guys? >> thanks, melissa. it is now 6:53. right now some of you may be getting ready to take a new route to work. the final stretch of the inter county connector is now open. this is chopper 4 live over the icc this morning. traffic moving well right now. crews opened the road over the weekend. we drove through and saw many people taking their first trip. the trip does come with a price. during rush hour, the entire 19-mile stretch of the

10 veterans are inducted into the connecticut veterans hall of fame. this is a ceremony which dates back to 2005 in which 10 veterans again are honored by the state of connecticut including of the 92 on the rolls, president gorge herbert walker busch who hails from connecticut. it honors not only their service where they wore the uniform of our nation, but also their work after they left the service to help the over 200,000 veterans that reside in the state of connecticut. for the second congressional district eastern connecticut is a particularly proud night because six of the 10 hailed from the second district. i would argue that this is no coincidence. this is the home of the largest operating military i.n.s. at hat wlation in -- installation into new england with the grotten sub base. again because of the great patriotism and sense of duty that i think is part of the fabric of that great part of our state. i would like to briefly describe these six gentlemen and have them -- their names entered into the record. edward atkins, known as bud, served 4

connecticut avenue is open. but you're just going to have to get to it a little further down the line at the light. that may cause problems for folks. megan mcgrath, news 4. back to you in the studio. >>> coming up on 17 past the hour. a man is suspected of shooting and killing another man in anne arundel county. he shot and killed a man at the ashley apartments in laurel. investigators think the two were arguing before that shooting. a neighbor and his wife heard the gunshots. >> i just heard five shots. and my wife thought it was somebody hanging up pictures with a hammer. i said, no, that's not a gunshot. >> police are looking for a 2006 cadillac escalade with maryland tags 01936cf. if you see the suspect or car, call anne arundel police. >>> a grisly scene where a suicide bomber in a school uniform blew himself up at a high school. we have confirmed at least 48 students are dead, many more hurt. no group at this point has taken responsibility. islamists militants boko haram are suspected. >>> angie goff from

a couple of lanes will be blocked as you turn on to connecticut. a a alternate is norbeck or layhill. no major problems into or out of towns. beltway looking good. nice and green all the major routes. no issues there either. taking a look at 66 and 95 in virginia, no construction. most of what was happening overnight is now out of the way. moving along. no problems there. 270 north in maryland, we're looking good into town, out of townful moving right along. weather and traffic at 4:51. a live look at prince george's county when we come back. >>> 4:42. >>> 16 before the hour right now. there is a special preview of the concert for valor today. the full concert is happening tomorrow, veterans day. it will honor those who served. it starts at 7:00 p.m. we already found crews working on the main stage there. rihanna, bruce springsteen and jamie foxx will be part of the event. it will be tough to get there by car, as you may imagine. a lot of streets around the national mall. pretty much everything around the mall will be closed. in fact, the organizer

connecticut avenue itself in aspen hill has reopened in that stretch. take you to the beltway out of college park and into silver spring on the outer loop, increased volume past colesville road around to georgia avenue and silver spring. that has been with lanes open. no big issues inner loop, oxon hill, lanes open now. 395 headed for the 14th street bridge, there's more volume getting up past central road, landmark. the pace good past pentagon to the inbound 14th street bridge and downtown route. i-66 delays getting into manassas. we'll see those delays and then again into fair oaks toward vienna with all lanes open to the beltway on to falls church and rosslyn at this hour. that's a look at the drive. now we've got to look at our forecast with howard. >>> it's really a pretty nice start to the week. we're talking about temperatures this morning. i know it's cold in the low 30s in many areas and frost out there but the winds are near calm. so it's bearable. it really is. especially considering what's coming by the time we get to thursday, friday and th

milford, connecticut, is not the only town rallying people to shop on main street. the year long shop local movement spawned by small business saturday is happening in communities across the country. from coast to coast. businesses and towns and cities are launching campaigns explaining the importance of supporting local independent businesses. it's now been five years since the concept of small business saturday started. a campaign to get customers to shop local on the saturday between black friday and cyber monday. >> for communities, it's important for them to remember that the small businesses are families. these are families that are in your community, we need to support them. they are pioneers, they take risks. >> it's now a national movement. motivating independent local businesses to develop innovative ways to get consumers away from the malls, and onto main street. small business saturday i think is a great reminder to other customers, different customer base, as well, it lets them know that we're here. >> east greenwich rhode island owners are attracting c

milford, connecticut, is not the only town rallying people to shop on main street. the year long shop local movement spawned by small business saturday is happening in communities across the country. from coast to coast. businesses and towns and cities are launching campaigns explaining the importance of supporting local independent businesses. it's now been five years since the concept of small business saturday started. a campaign to get customers to shop local on the saturday between black friday and cyber monday. >> for communities, it's important for them to remember that the small businesses are families. these are families that are in your community, we need to support them. they are pioneers, they take risks. >> it's now a national movement. motivating independent local businesses to develop innovative ways to get consumers away from the malls, and onto main street. small business saturday i think is a great deminder to other customers, different customer base, as well, it lets them know that we're here. >> east greenwich rhode island owners are attracting c

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. >>> president obama wrapped up stops in connecticut and pennsylvania. enough to help turn out votes. the president has headlined big money fund-raiser to those who prefer to stand too close to the president at rallies. erin mcpike has more on this from the white house. >> reporter: john and christine, president obama had the last campaign rally of the season. he campaigned in seven. he was in connecticut yesterday afternoon campaigning for the democratic governor. he has been trying to get the women and latino voter vote out. listen to him make the appeal yesterday. >> hope is what america is all about. hope and better days. hope and building up the middle class. hope in handing down something better to our kids. that's why you have to vote. that's what dan malloy believes. >> reporter: president obama won't be campaigning today or tuesday. that was it. the white house is likely preparing for the possible republican senate takeover that would happen after the elections on tuesday. listen here to republican senator rand paul and former pennsylvania ed re

what was it all about up there in connecticut? it's a well educated state, they read the newspaper, they know what's going on, why was it so close? >> you got to remember connecticut tends to elect republican governors. i was the first democratic governor in 20 years. i won by a landslide of 6,400 votes. then i had to do some tough things opini things. i had to raise revenue, renegotiate contracts, trim some services. my first year in office was really hard. then we had storm irene, and then another storm and the economy took another hit because of the two storms back-to-back. it was a tough couple of years and republicans tagged me as the guy who raised everybody's taxes. we knew in the context of a campaign of why we did certain things and that we're making progress. i've seen a 32% drop in murders in my state since i game into office. high school graduation rates are up. not a single firefighter, policeman, or teacher in the state of connecticut was laid off because i shifted our state burden to local communities. and in that c

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that was the point when the government of connecticut decided to quarantine me. they sent me back to my home to stay there for over two weeks. in quarantine. >> how did you feel about that? did you feel you were treated correctly? >> no. was really concerned about the effect it might have on other volunteers, first of all, moving forward and then it might have a big effect on our ability to fight the epidemic in west africa if we started quarantining all of these returning workers. then i felt personally like it was very unfair, especially because i had been monitoring myself -- which is what the cdc recommends, which is what one needs to do. because after you develop symptoms, you can become contagious. and i had done that. and i reported it as soon as i developed any symptoms. then to be told because i reported it, essentially, that i would be quarantined, seemed particularly egregious. >> i want to turn to a recent interview with kaci hickox, the nurse who treated ebola patients in sierra leone and fought against mandatory quarantine in the u.s. when she retur

connecticut. signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is: is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of victor allen bolden of connecticut to be u.s. district judge for the district of connecticut, shall be brought to a close? the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: the motion to invoke cloture has been agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: victor allen bolden of connecticut to be united states district judge for the district of connecticut. the presiding officer: the senator is recognized. mr. blumenthal: i ask unanimous consent to recess subject to the call of the chair. the presiding officer: is there objection? objection? final votes will be held tomorrow afternoon. lawmakers spent much of the day giving speeches, speeches, including one hour controlled by republicans and one by democrats. republ

industry in the state of connecticut. in fact, when you push some of these reforms through, one of the things that you had to be balancing and one of the things you had to be thinking about was the threats from some of these companies to leave the state. one is ptr industries a maker of assault rifles did leave the state for south carolina. can you talk about that in terms of how that weighed your decision and what the economic impact for connecticut has been of gun control? >> i made it clear that we were going to take appropriate steps to limit the carnage in our state and let me point out using base year 11 to 2013, we've seen a 32% drop in murdarers in our state. in '14 we're seeing an even further drop of murders in our state. i said to the industry, listen, you're here. as long as you're producing a product that can be legally sold in america, then we want you to stay. we want your jobs. you know, we're not making you leave the state. there are some folks who take this issue to a different level and they say, well,

president obama wrapped up campaign campaign stops in connecticut and pennsylvania. states where he is popular enough to turn out votes. the president headlined the big money fund-raisers for candidates who have not avoided standing too close to the president in rallies. erin mcpike has more. >> reporter: president obama headlined his last campaign rally of the season yesterday. he campaigned in just seven rallies this year. he was in connecticut yesterday afternoon campaigning for the democratic governor there. he has been trying to get out the vote both victim and latino voters. listen to him yesterday make an appeal. >> hope is what america's all about. hope and better days. hope and building up the middle class. hope in handing down something better to our kids. that's why you have to vote. that's what dan malloy believes. >> reporter: president obama will not campaign today or tuesday. that was it. the white house is likely preparing for the possible republican senate takeover that would happen after the elections on tuesday. listen here to republican senator ra

it happened in the middle of connecticut avenue. and bri junior candan dan she saw it all. well, most of it. >> some of the aggressors were women. a woman had a taser. she was tasing women. she was tasing men. there were other women punching each other. they were punching men, punching women. everyone was punching each other. gender was irrelevant. >> reporter: that's bri jordan. she was out celebrating her birthday this morning when she ran across a rolling street fight on connecticut avenue. it happened around closing time. bri caught some of the action on her phone. if you listen carefully, you can hear the distinct sound of a taser going off. the way bri jordan described it, it was like the same group of people involved in a three-round fight. the first round, right here in the middle of connecticut avenue. >> the first one over here, maybe five or six people over here fighting or gearing up to fight, you know, putting their arms up, having words with one another. >> reporter: round two, on the east side of connecticut avenue. >> people were punching each other. some pe

connecticut connecticut's outstanding. malloy is trying to hang on. hartford, east hartford, new haven, bridgeport. democrats have a path at least in connecticut. i can't resist. have i i have to share with you one statistic, if you're a democrat on this night, it would be in the state of massachusetts there are nine congressional races tonight, all nine of them went to the democrats. that means that in the last 100 individual congressional races in massachusetts, democrats are now 101. so even in this brutal climate tonight, that streak survives. >> that says something about the massachusetts congressional delegation. but massachusetts goes back to a republican governor. let me get your reaction to that. >> gee, martha coakley loses again apparently. this really is shellacking the sequel. i said earlier i wasn't sure it was a wave. this is a wave. you loses maryland governor's race you lose in states where you shouldn't be losing and so it's more than just i think the referendum that republicans wanted on president obama or on the way you feel about

going to be a close race tomorrow in connecticut and you are on the republican side, tom foley. thank you for speaking with us today on the real story. >> absolutely. thank you. >>> and time now for some real talk, with so many toss up race, every vote in tomorrow's midterms are critical but talk show host tavis smiley predicts a low turnout among some key groups. >> i said a couple weeks ago on national television, i stand by the game today, two days in advance of these elections there is nothing to inspire african-americans to turn out in huge nobodies, nothing to inspire hispanics to turn out in huge numbers. >> joining me now, julie rag begin ski, former political adviser to new jersey senator frank lauden berg and fox news contributor, david avella from go pack and joining us from sister network, charles payne, host of making money with charles payne. david, i will start with you because you're sitting in the mild today, does tavis smiley have a point? why are african-americans energy his mind, and latinos, they have no inspiration to go to the polls tomorrow. >> in atlanta

check out the beltway each way between connecticut avenue, rockville park. we've had early morning accidents both sides out of the way but the impact already felt out of college park solid into bethesda. inner loop with the unusual delay through there. check outed ride for travelers on -- out the ride for travelers on 66 in from manassas. your volume building through manassas in centreville. fair lakes to get into fair oaks just briefly getting into the beltway from the very nanny metro. lanes are -- from the vienna metro. lanes are open. >>> the rain has ended so the good news is we have a chance for those roads to really dry out for a little bit. still wet out there. as you can tell, a little windy as well. so temperatures are going to be comfortable today. take a look at this. 61 degrees as you head out the door in the metro area. baltimore 64. andrews at 65. the roads are going to stay wet for a little while longer. look at the michael & son tower cam. we're seeing some sunshine out there so we are going to warm up nicely. by 10:00 66 degrees and 71 by t

and then connecticut. you've got to get a shot up. connecticut's 47-game winning streak ends. stanford beats urks conn. >> steelers and titans. ben roth listberger, playing another team that's struggling. 2-7, they had them down in the fourth quarter until bell gets in. 34 carries, 204 yards. steelers down 24-20. same score. first and ten, play action is going work when you run wale. hits antonio brown for the touchdown. steelers win it 27-24. they're second place in the afc north. everybody in that division is pretty good. >> yeah. your division everybody is not very good. >> no, nfc south, not very good. back to you. >> thanks, fellas. >>> "the pulse" next. from tears to perfect scores and one dancer's mirror ball dreams are over. >>> and take a ride on the tallest roller coaster before it's ever built. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-up

. >> in connecticut, in connecticut and his reply was finally when they were arguing about it, jeanette stifle yourself. [laughter] and then of course that's where archie got the word. he left and he was arrested the day he got back. he was going to bring me a 10-gallon hat from oklahoma and the day he was arrested there was a picture in the paper folding a hat over his face manacled to a detective, but he was briefed -- away for three years at a crucial time for a kid. and he persisted following that getting into trouble one way or another and the thing that defined him for me i could not not love him. he had a for life that also defined him and i loved that for life and found that i guess easier to hold onto them the fact that he could be a scoundrel. >> there is a red chair in the family living room that is kind of his spot and you carried that chair in your imagination for decades. why was this significant? >> well it was a red leather chair and ottoman. there was no television. it was radio and he controlled the radio dial. we used to listen to especially the fights, the friday nig

i actually wore my flip-flops because it was so warm when i went out in connecticut. >> okay. we need that to be on social media immediately. >> all right, j.d. thanks so much. >> time to check in with shepherd smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> months of campaigning. billions of dollars. it's all come town this. it's election day in the usa. the big story is the battle for control of the u.s. senate. in the next hour, the fives, bob and dana will have a cage match. no. wait, wait. that's someone else's script. >> republicans trying to pick up six in the senate. can they do it? our pabl predicts which seats they'll most likely win. plus, a seventh generation daredevil. he wowed us again. nik wallenda taking his tight rope skills above the windy city. he is here live to talk about his amazing performance. ... ... ... ... ... ... >> time it to look at what america is clicking on today. north carolina residentialan martin has eaten at the olive garden every day twice a day for the past six weeks. that's after he cashed in on the unlimited pasta offer which expires on

it's working in connecticut, it's working in connecticut. soon it will be working across the country. and as much as they want to propose incremental changes, i think it will disappear as an issue. my hope is, tax reform, on immigration reform. on campus sexual assault. where there are already coalitions, bipartisan coalitions. we pazed coalition reform once. we have strong bipartisan support for a measure on campus sexual assault, on transportation infrastructure. there's already a bill for infrastructure that would not only rebuild our roads and bridges and railroads, but also provide more jobs. and on veterans issues, we passed a bill and we have a another bill in the works, a more omnibus measure that has bipartisan support. i think there's opportunities for republicans to join in governance, not obstructionism. whether they're willing and able, and i think able is a key question here, to be cohesive, given their apparent disunity coming out of this election. i think that's the big question. >> it is a big question. and the national revi

connecticut, i want to be very clear. you believe folks who are working full-time shouldn't have to live in poverty in the wealthiest nation on the planet, if you think every community in this state should have good jobs , that we should have commonsense gun laws that keep you thinkes safe, if every child in connecticut should have the education they need from preschool to college to fulfill every last bit of their god-given potential, then you need to get everyone you know to vote for dan malloy for governor. you've got to do it. end, that is what has -- that is what it at -- that is what is at stake -- that's the kind of world we want to leave for our kids and grandkids. those kids are counting on us. these young people here are counting on us to stand up for them. i know these kids and you know these kids. they are here. country all over the and that's why we have to stay focused. i will tell you a story about , one of mye kids mentees in washington. her father was murdered when she was a baby. for years, her family wa

but i also want to thank a few other of your outstanding connecticut leaders we have your today will stop we have the lieutenant governor here and we are grateful for her service. we have senator blumenthal, congresswoman, delauro who is here and you were mayor is here as well. i am grateful to all of them for their leadership for their service, for the work they are doing on behalf this governor, we are going to get this done. most of all, i want to thank all of you. just like your governor says, it's the cousin of you that we me, you are like fired up and ready to go. there was an overflow crowd i talked to them a are fired up and ready to go and like me, you are here for one simple reason because you know this election isn't about who is here, this is not about me, it is not about barack, it is about you. it's about what is going on in going on inwhat is your families, your communities. we love you. absolutely. >> [inaudible] >> we have so many issues. absolutely, honey. you, babe. i hear you, sweetie. -- i'm going to wait and let you finish. i hear every word you are saying. i he

the vast majority of the people in connecticut support good gun safety legislation. they believe in universal background check. they believe in limiting the size of a magazine. people of connecticut are not at war with guns, but they believe that appropriate regulation is the way to go. >> it's interesting, willie, a couple of days ago steve schmidt was talking about guns. i was agreeing. guns would be a big issue that might cost some seats and michael bloomberg support of candidates might cost them. governor malloy ended up winning, the governor won in colorado. chances are good, i don't know about in dannel's race but in colorado bloomberg went in. bloomberg didn't have the disastrous night that a lot of people predicted he. he a pretty good night. >> go ahead, governor. >> he participated in connecticut as well. he had ads running in the new york market which really covers fairfield county which gave you guys an opportunity to see those ads. he was running those. again, i think that you have to understand the gun issue. the vast majority of people do support reaso

two races i'm following, massachusetts aboves race, connecticut governors race. if thooe two go to republicans, think about it, that is the heart of liberalism. massachusetts and connecticut. you have got to think that louisiana, easily reeublicans. you got to think the kansas race, pat roberts is kind after tired incumbent, he wins. got to think a big day tomorrow for republicans. that will be good for the markets. melissa: you mentioned the economic conditions out there. if you look at the latest "fox news poll," 47% of espondents think the economy is only fair. 33% think it is poor. dan shaffer, what do you think? >> it is poor. rank-and-file out there are hurting very badly. food stamp programs. people don't have enough money to pay their bills. logic with gas prices going down, helping economy issmost riddick includes thing. melissa: why is it ridiculous. more money to pay out of their pocket. >> pay down debt. spending went down by .2. this is what happened to the japanese cycle. they started to save money and stop spending. >> veronicaa >> millenials livin

this is a vital link between georgia avenue and connecticut avenue. very busy during the morning rush hour. you can see they're trying to smooth out the pavement here. it has been taking all day to get this repaired. now, what happened about 5:00 last night, the water main ruptured. the 10-inch main, 48 years old, caused major problems. cut-off water to dozens of homes, businesses, even schools. now the wssc says that it is anxiously trying to get this repaired. they're working very hard. they do not expect to have traffic moving through here this evening during the rush. >> i guess it is unfortunate but there is not a whole heck of a lot they can do. luckily they can get it fixed. everybody is coming out of the city which they get home from work so hopefully it won't be too bad, but connecticut avenue is a big road here. >> yeah. you can see behind me that still traffic if you can see through there, it is backing up traffic heading southbound trying to get on connecticut avenue. this is not the morning rush hour. it is going into the evening rush, bu

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connecticut never got what it needed. and stanford has won is in overtime, 88-86. >> wow, well that victory last connecticut's 47-game winning streak. stanford got revenge for last year's loss to the huskies in the ncaa semifinals. uconn started the season ranked in ub one after two straight national titles. once again, women's basketball always fun to watch. >> yeah but we're crying in connecticut. anybody with a connecticut connection. very upset about that. i lived in connecticut so i know. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," led zeppelin founder that would be jimmy page on how he's keeping the music alive. plus, what he's >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 sponsored by benefiber. the clearly healthy fiber. >>> for rah did it charlie did, i did, bet you did it too, couldn't go anywhere this summer without seeing people grab an ice bucket. >> oh! >> oh! >> see how the money raised to fight als is going to work. you're meet the inspiring woman at the center of the project next on "cbs this morning." good

let's go to connecticut. the governor's race in connecticut, we have not made a projection there either. dan malloy, he's got 51% over tom foley, the republican challenger. 70% of the vote is in. 85% of the vote in maine is now in. tapper has a speech update right now. >> thanks so much. in washington, d.c. is the intended destination tonight, but as we continue to monitor who exactly gets a ticket to the capital, winners and losers alike are all expressing frustration with the dysfunction that's come to define washington. >> the biggest and most serious problem is the dysfunction of our political system in washington. >> the most basic duties to keep them safe and protect the border and provide dignified and quality care for our veterans. a government that can't be trusted to do the basic things because it's too busy focus on things that it shouldn't be focusing on at all. >> we ran against the whole washington establishment. and kansans n and everyone in this room sent them a very strong message. you can't

a man with a knife tried to enter the main gate at the submarine base in gratton, connecticut. one stabbed in the leg the other hit by a bullet that was fired the suspect. the sus spect is in custody. they are both in the hospital this morning. >> he will take executive action on immigration policy before the year ends. the timing of the announcement is up for debate. why a top democrat is telling them to hold off. >> president obama says he has given the gop led house. speaker john boehner ample time to vote on the senate version of the bill. they are using executive action to change u.s. policy and laws on immigration. >> i indicated to speaker bane another sever boehner several months ago if congress failed to act i would use the lawful authority i possess to try to make the system better. that is going to happen before the end of the year. >> senator harry reid has told the president to hold off until after congress passes a bill in december to fund the government. republicans suggestled they may prevent the president from enacting immigration changes separate from congress

dan malloy of connecticut has been trying to hold on to his seat there. this weekend he called in the big guns. president obama campaigned for dan malloy. one of the few campaign events the president has been asked to take part in late in this election cycle. malloy is facing not only republican challenger tomm@j but an independent named joseph visconti. dan malloy has benefits from the fact he's had two opponents. mr. visconti is essentially a republican running as an independent. that's been good news for democrat dan malloy. or at least it was good news for democrat dan malloy. right up until this weekend when this happened. >> a political earthquake today. third party independent category for governor suspended his campaign. joe viscoti pledged his support to tom foley. >> it wasn't about me. it really was about how are we going to take this state back. i had to make the call. >> the deciding moment to leave the race for his independent gubernatorial did came saturday after seeing a public policy polling poll showing democratic governor dannel mallo

connecticut never got what it needed. and stanford has won is in overtime, 88-86. >> wow, well, that victory last night ended connecticut's 47-game winning streak. stanford got revenge for last year's loss to the huskies in the ncaa semifinals. uconn started the season ranked in ub one after two straight national titles. once again, women's basketball always fun to watch. >> yeah, but we're crying in connecticut. anybody with a connecticut connection. very upset about that. i lived in connecticut so i know. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," led zeppelin founder that would be jimmy page on how he's keeping the music alive. plus, what he's saying about all of those false rumors of a reunion tour. what >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 sponsored by benefiber. the clearly healthy fiber. >>> for rah did it, charlie did, i did, bet you did it, too, couldn't go anywhere this summer without seeing people grab an ice bucket. >> oh! >> oh! >> see how the money raised to fight als is going to work. you're meet the

be with the governor of connecticut a little bit earlier. but last night in michigan, the president was making a joke about uncomfortable thanksgiving dinner conversations. his rival was on fox news sunday saying it's about time democrats lost the senate. listen. >> you all got somebody in your family like that. you're going to have them over for thanksgiving but you don't want to put them in charge. am i right? >> people want to see real change and recognize as long as you have all the same players blockading any kind of progress, you're going to see america going in the same direction we've seen it. >> reporter: the president himself in a controversial move noted that he's not on the ballot, but his policies are. something the republicans pounced on throughout this midterm election campaign. what mitt romney is eluding to is the fact that the policies as well as the president may be facing a whole new political reality come wednesday morning. >>> it's so exciting. makes me think of the fried turkey i'm going to have in new orleans come tha

the pepper tree farm apartments near georgia avenue and connecticut avenue. we shot this video a short while scene.the according to montgomery county police, one person at least was hit. non-life-threatening injuries. they are still investigating. told by a spokesperson that they will have more information in the next few minutes so as we we will update you. one person shot here in the aspen hill area of silver spring at the pepper tree farm apartments, non-life-threatening injuries and the investigation is active and continues that the hour in this apartment complex. live in aspen hill in montgomery county, tom rousey. to anotherfrom there police investigation, this one in the district where police are threeg to determine if armed robberies are connected. took place in northwest with two happening less than an hour apart from each other early this morning. the scenes on p street in georgetown with what know so far. >> police are looking into the possibility that these cases are connected. have taken things like wallets, credit cards, cell phones. no one's be

he has made campaign stops in connecticut and pennsylvania. but he is only making appearances in the states where his low popularity ratings are seen as less of a problem for democrats running for office. >> on the final push to help struggling democrats before the midterm elections the president made campaign stocks in connecticut and pennsylvania this sunday. he spent a lot of time behind the scenes lately amid sagging approval ratings. as he spoke obama was interrupted several times by hecklers about his immigration policy. >> here is the good thing about a democracy. everybody can speak. as i said before, it is always ironic the folks who are shouting don't understand that we actually support their issues. the folks who don't support the issue are the ones voting against them, so they need to go to the other rally and focus on them. >> the midterms are elections for congress halfway through a presidential term. they are often seen as a referendum on the president's policies, especially in an election like this with out a single defining is

we are seeing him about to begin in connecticut and he campaigned in michigan yesterday. he's campaigning in a lot of the deeply blue states that generally should be slam dunks for democrats, at least at this point in time, but what we have been hearing from him on the campaign trail and a few rallies he has done in the past week or so is really making a push for female voters. and as the races get closer, that's what the key is there. but by the end of today, we'll have done just seven campaign rallies in this entire election season. and you know that over the last decade he's been a campaign king. simply because a lot of these tight senate races are in states that are generally more favorable to republicans and his presence there on the campaign trail could gavelize republicans to come out to vote, fred. >> erin mcpike at the white house. thank you so much. >>> the nurse who escaped quarantine in two states who now says she's sorry for what she has put her community through. >> i understand that the community has been through a lot in the past week and that i do, you kn

the connecticut race was very close in the end. but that might have been part of the margin of difference. >> jason? what do you got here for the blue state -- >> i would say even though brown was victorious in california and cuomo, they took hits in their state legislatures where republicans picked up seats. republicans picked up senate in new york and jerry brown lost super majority in california. they were not immune to this wave. >> when we come back, breaking through the blue wall. republicans made midterm gains in states and with voting groups, the democrats believed were solidly in their camp. so were tuesday's results a one time thing or gop blue frint for victory in 2016? >>> the mill enials and minorities and single female voters who helped swing president obama into office in 2008 and then in 2012. so do tuesday's results reveal cracks in the co-addition? what does it mean for 2016? >> jason, how many cracks do you see now in this democratic coalition? >> there are some cracks, i wouldn't call it a breakthrough but progr

. >> it will take a little bite out of connecticut and rhode island, and that's by design. but there's a local population who wants their own resort, wants their own facility. >> steve wynn thinks he can turn an industrial neighborhood outside boston into a world class organization. >> how much is it going to cost you? a bi >> a billion six. >> wow. nothing is cheap these days. >> steve wynn is a brilliant, brilliant guy, and i admire all he's able to do in the gaming industry. >> across the state line in connecticut, robby butler is chairman at the fox casino. a quarter of his business comes from massachusetts and he's hoping the database on locals help fight off the big boys from vegas. >> we have the advantage of knowing who those patrons are, knowing what they want, knowing their likes and dislikes and getting them back on the property. >> massachusetts voters walked the casino, but that might mean voting no on 3 and that might confuse people. >> no means yes on the casino, correct? >> that's correct. no means yes and yes means no. got it? >> yes. >> reporter: betting t

it hatched on thursday night on connecticut -- it happened on thursday night on connecticut. police spotted five men acting suspiciously. when the officers approached, four ran away. and the other man opened fire. the man was shot once and is expected to survive. the meeting will be held at 6:30 at the proper dro hill potrero hill house. >>> police have made arrests because they caught up with the suspects at a marriott hotel after the call of a use of a stolen credit card. they say they recovered two stolen vehicles at the hotel along with other stole enproperty, illegal drugs and hundreds of pieces of stolen mail from the central valley and the east and south bay regions. >>> the lower water level at lexington reservoir is revealing some of the south bay's foregotten history. waters cover where the james lennyhan dam was built. what's left of homes and roads can be seen through the mud. treasure hunters are finding pottery they say and silver coins that have been buried for more than 60 years. >> i find as the water gets lower the period seems to get older and i'm finding o

. >> how much trouble is malloy in in connecticut? >> you look at the quinnipiac poll this morning and think, wow, did malloy get a good bump over the weekend? i feel like it's the exact same race we saw four years ago except maybe democratic turnout is a little bit better. remember, it's a big republican year four years ago and malloy hung on -- i think it took a couple of days for us to call that race. you got to think he feels a tiny bit better now given it's a rematch. i think a lot depends on what that third party candidate does. >> always good to see moderator of "meet the press." not planning on sleeping for 48 hours. we got him when he was fresh. let's turn to some more numbers. showing the backdrop behind the polls tomorrow. the president of course as you know remains wildly unpopular it his job ratings stuck at 42%. 67% of voters say they would like to see, quote, a great deal. or quite a bit of change in the direction that he's leading the country. voters say domestic issues are more important to them than crises like ebola