in essence likely and ron scott and the snow will also affect the western part of the great lakes region and not be granted a picture i see resemble those knitting into the pacific northwest bring in heavy rain for the coast and snow showers in the mountains. very chilly air corps then on only seven degrees but high in vancouver one four with an and one point denver with snowflakes and the forecast. omaha ap trees to find the crisco or know what we sow. we usually see this on here and across europe we took the thunderstorms that the moms make conditions still an amazing time in many places we have a new system accounting and the british isles and francis collins the midsection of the year. i then noticed the ipod is going to be fine and the central mediterranean as well as the cure a nice mixture of the snow and rain poured the north and cheers seven degrees was so calm and ten degrees with high in many places such as the worst of vietnam and very lean on you to stay for an astronaut here's the extended forecast aye aye aye. woo hoo the time. the one. in the house like this edition and n

of big name surrogates were senator marco rubio, anti-abortion guy, representative ron paul, anti-abortion guy, scottckaby, rick santorum, last surrogates. all anti-abortion, male, republican candidates. where is this gender gap possibly coming from? how did the republicans lose this governorship? well, next news again, projects tonight that the -- the winner of the gubernatorial race in virginia its terry mcauliffe, and that does it for us. the action packed hour. back at midnight with more. stay with us, msnbc's election night coverage, and "the last word" and lawrence o'donnell. >>> it is election night

of big name surrogates were senator marco rubio, anti-abortion guy, representative ron paul, anti-abortion guy, scott walker, rand paul, mike huckaby, rick santorum, last surrogates. all anti-abortion, male, republican candidates. where is this gender gap possibly coming from? how did the republicans lose this governorship? well, next news again, projects tonight that the -- the winner of the gubernatorial race in virginia its terry mcauliffe, and that does it for us. the action packed hour. back at midnight with more. stay with us, msnbc's election night coverage, and "the last word" and lawrence o'donnell. >>> it is election night in america. much of america. in new jersey, chris christie re-elected to a second term as governor. we are awaiting a victory speech from governor christie. likely within this hour. in virginia, nbc news project, democratic terry mcauliffe pulled off a narrow victory. defeated, ken cuccinelli, with 96% of the vote in. mcauliffe, has 47%. and libertarian candidate, has 7%. nbc news also projects that democrat ralph northam is winner of the lieutenant-governor race. politic

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while wisconsin governor scott walker, florida senator marco rubio and former texas congressman ron paul will stump for cuccinelli. volunteers with both campaigns are doing their part to help get out the vote next tuesday, when virginia voters will decide which direction to take their state for the next four years. >> woodruff: and to the analysis of shields and brooks. that's syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. welcome to the program. so, mark, we've heard about the virginia race, big names coming in for both candidates. what are the lessons we should take away after hearing this report from kwame and our producers? >> the first thing i'd say after listening to kwame's report is charles darwin comes to mind. the improvement of the species. virginia's governors have included patrick henry, thomas jefferson, james monroe and it's either going to be terry mcauliffe or ken kaoufp nellie. kaoufp nellie. now virginia is a fascinating state. >> woodruff: what do you mean by that? >> when we had a small pool to draw on-- white protestant males who have

scott walker the governor of wisconsin, and you had rand paul and ron paul if you go back to 2012. on the democratic side you have hillary clinton and joe biden. this was definitely in a way a vote that was a proxy in at least some way to the 2016 presidential race. because of all the support that at least ken cuccinelli was getting, had it gone another couple of weeks, maybe this would have been a situation where he would be the victor today because it was ultimately so close. >> maybe it's a good time to talk about new jersey, then, and a race that could have implications as well for the 2016 race. governor chris christie won that election in a landslide. what's it mean for him and the gop? >> it's a huge victory, of course, for him personally, and he says it himself. well, i can walk and chew gum at the same time. i can run for governor in 2013 and also look toward my future in 2016. one take-away from today that was very interesting, he got about 20% of the african-american vote in new jersey. this was a huge issue for mitt romney back in 2012. he got only about 7% of the afric

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names like, you know, fbj, forget bob by gin da, ted cruz, scott walker, and former texas state representative, ront just -- the clintons and president obama are in a different league than a ron paul and a louisiana governor bob yby jindal. that said, the fact that katon can keep saying all these names of brown people who are governors on the republican party makes -- a certain part of it is a little surprising, given what you were saying about the new majorities, that we can't name the people who will inherit the obama and clinton legacy. >> on the one hand, you have this sort of star power, but it's a somewhat dated grouping of folks, you know? the clintons, they're incredible, they have all this star power. hillary, who knows what's going to happen, she'll probably run. but we don't have, yeah, what is that next generation of folks, i think is an interesting question. but the other thing is, the republican party right now, in terms of surrogates, whoever they bring up is divisive. because they're having a fight in the party, whoever shows up there is going to be an argument about -- it's not goi

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pullback, ron sloan, portfolio manager for invesco's charter fund, and has $12 billion under management, and been in the market for over 40 years. great to talk to you. >> good afternoon, scott. >> i see central banks around the world fully engaged, $10 billion to $20 billion a month will make that much of a difference? >> there's no doubt, a lot of liquidity sloshing around in the world, and where does it go? and so, so far we've -- they've all gone into financial assets. but the trick is -- i mean, the real world that we live in is a nominal world, really. it's not a real world. it's a nominal world. and the fed's job here is to transfer the beneficiary of that liquidity from financial assets to real assets. and that's -- that's what their long-term goal is. the fed is always going to be successful. so this transfer is going to occur, and when it does occur in that process, rates will normalize at higher levels, and it's going to be about earnings growth that you're going to have to participate in, and not necessarily a free ride on a broad range of liquidity-led valuation move. >> let's say you're right. let's say we do have this sizable drop in stocks. where do you want

ron paul cooperated in many ways. >> and we see it again and again. 1996, bob dole and pat buchanan squeezing out bill grimm. it seems to me there will be some sort of candidate, maybe scott walker, governor of wisconsin, trying to run up the middle in the republican primaries, and christie will have a rivalry with ima and a more conservative candidate like senator cruz. >> the elizabeth warren boom from yesterday was a reminder how i feel like there is a press corps, a media, whatever, among democratic elite that are more interested in a democratic primary than democrats. >> i think that's exactly right. it's a piece of what i was saying earlier. >> the 9, 10, 11 -- >> no. i was very excited -- look, nobody in our business likes to cover a coronation unless we're talking about the king and queen when it comes to politics. >> what tomb? you want those people to abdicate? >> we like to cover a brawl. so i am paying money for the christie/cruz smackdown tour of 2016. but so, yeah, it's not going to be an interesting democratic primary unless there are some credible candidates. and how much more fun would it be for us if it's two credible women candidates? >> i hear you, but

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