so look whand sunday morning, the cold air from canada steps in. that's where we will have some colder temperatures lingering in the area. cool, mid 50s in the mid philadelphia. 72-75 degrees, we stay dry right into the week. and as we go into saturday, yes, that is a shredder icon on saturday. and then as we go into sunday for the aids walk, it will be colder and only topping out in the mid 50 s. we do stay dry and sunny. an ex week, we're watching for a potential nor'easter, it looks like rain, wind and temperatures in the 50s. >> a drastic drop off from what we're dealing with today until next week. >> let's turn now to comcast sports net. tough day for the sixers. >> yeah, some heavyhearteds around here. suffering the tragic loss, we'll tell you how the family is reporting through a very difficult time. a familiar face made at the turn, we've got the highlights on the other side. turning to our live picture from maryland. nina fomm is wearing plektive gear from the airfield of frederick to bethesda, about 45 minutes. my estimate will be about a

. >> here's how i understand whand in 2010. in 2010, and, again, i get that this isn't the template for exactly what's going on here. but from the democratic perspective, michael bennett was getting killed in every poll. i looked at the last 18 polls before the erection, 17 le e election, had a time of michael ben et losing. and so there's two ways to interpret that. welt e well, three ways. one is lead swing, everything changed at the last moment to polls were wrong. they've decided it was number three chlts they've decided that they had some magic in there ground game, like in their organizing effort. they got people to turn out that the polsters didn't expected, is that right? >> basically, in a nutshell, that's what they're saying. republicans will tell you that that theory doesn't hold well at all. >> i can tell you this is why we're going to win. jefferson county is our bell weather. it's the barometer. and when early returns came about, they're the good people, the democrats come to the door and say come on, get up, vote

what whand about the fate of two other americans still being held in north korea?ssing student mystery, new details of what investigators looking for as they test remains found in the hannah graham search. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room."

what is durable is who are we whand are we trying to do? >> if you're clear as part of the culture of the organization, part of how you on board people in the community, how you hire, how you recruit, how you on board staff, how you introduce people to who you are, people are joining your mission because they want to help and they're going to -- they're going -- if you are clear and vocal about who you are, they're going to be joining you because of a shared sense of purpose and they're going to work in line with where you're going. are they professional, political communicators, not everybody is david axelrod. that's okay. we don't need everybody to be david axelrod. we need you to speak to your friends in a genuine authentic way that is in line with me who we are as an organization, who we are as a community participating together. organizations that end up with too much command in control tend to avoid the emotional and cultural work of getting values in mission correct. this is particularly egregious in brands who don't want to have tha

they could revise the district's anti-bullying policy for whand in this particular case and they could train staff and parent volunteers again to look for signs of bullying and to respond appropriately if they encounter those things. >> i just want to agree. my background is not legal, but from my work as a school psychologist and thinking, you know, as a member of an educational team to support a student, the first step is to reconvene the iep. sometimes, the quick response is to take the child out of the situation. we need to make clur that the child may not need to be removed, but the situation may need to be addressed. so for example, a child with a disability is in a science class. it was difficult to have the child participate for whatever reason, so they just cancelled all the field trips. and that wasn't a bullying situation, necessarily. >> you know, the fact that one of the recommendations we make to parents that meet to the principal and the counselor to report the situation of bullying is not to discuss this matter in t the. >> the yelling of the teacher. they feel like bei

what whand about the fate of two other americans still being held in north korea? >>> missing student mystery, new details of what investigators looking for as they test remains found in the hannah graham search. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> following several fast-moving stories, video shows the terror group seized pallets of u.s. weapons and supplies air dropped into a town. and a jet lands in the north korean capital, picks up an american suddenly leased after months of detention much new ebola travel restrictions go into effect in a move to limit the spread of the deadly disease in this country and new details on how virginia investigators are testing remains found in the search for happnnah graham. let's begin with isis and our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. she has the latest. barbara? >> the pog insists if isis got its hands on one of those pallets of u.s. gear that it's militarily insignificant but it may be the only insignificant thing about the group. isis claims this video shows weapons and supplies captured from as you ai

what is durable is who are we whand are we trying to do? >> if you're clear as part of the culture of the organization, part of how you on board people in the community, how you hire, how you recruit, how you on board staff, how you introduce people to who you are, people are joining your mission because they want to help and they're going to -- they're going -- if you are clear and vocal about who you are, they're going to be joining you because of a shared sense of purpose and they're going to work in line with where you're going. are they professional, political communicators, not everybody is david axelrod. that's okay. we don't need everybody to be david axelrod. we need you to speak to your friends in a genuine authentic way that is in line with me who we are as an organization, who we are as a community participating together. organizations that end up with too much command in control tend to avoid the emotional and cultural work of getting values in mission correct. this is particularly egregious in brands who don't want to have tha

this is looking to expend whand this means for different states. >> my expectation is most of these gamblingen states looking for new revenue they can get in other ways than raising taxes. the problem is as everybody legalizes gambling, we're finding the market is saturated. you open a casino in your state, it doesn't lead to more total gambling, it's just drawing away from other states. they say, we better open more casinos, and that argument has been getting out there that really this isn't the revenue stream we thought it was. but people have grown independent on it so they felt compelled to expand to cling what they can out of that gambling revenue base. >> so more of a vicious cycle than anything else? >> i think so. it's a very regressive way of financing the government. it comes disproportionately from people with lower incomes. people say great, it's a way to pay for government without ra e raises but it's really a way to have poor people pay for government. >> the question on any initiative, the banning of dogs hunting -- >> that's something people will vote on in maine. bear huntin