so i wasn't the only one thinking about the john warner, john kerry, and bipartisan, a lot of people thinking about it. >> you were in china, a place where i've lived a long time coming country many people think could be the next competitor in some way to the united states. how from your perspective do you fear, not fear, pay attention to china and tell us about your aircraft carrier visit there? >> well, i've been secretary of defense about two years now, and i have taken six long asia pacific trips. and one of the visits was a four-day visit to china as you noted earlier this year, and the chinese gave me a tour of the retrofitted the training aircraft carrier that they bought from ukraine. that was an interesting experience but as i had an opportunity to visit other facilities, and i have over the years have some relationship with china. i first went to china in 1983 as a businessman. that relationship is one that as i said earlier in more general terms that we need to make sure we get right.

mark warner, john foust and senator tim kaine will be on enterprise street. >>> we're covering every angle of decision 2014 just for you. stay with news 4 on air for all our coverage and keep up with breaking election news on nbcwashington.com >> we're learning more about what may have caused the redskins bus crash. they were on their way to the game when the two team buses collided with each other. a police escort in front of the businesses stopped short. and that caused the chain reacti cs nobody seriously hurt. sigh res redd did sit out the

he has been having john warner foster a bipartisan appeal that john warner has had since -- that mark warner has had since he was governor. if we talk about races like virginia being extremely close like minnesota or oregon, is a huge republican base. i think even though republicans have a good night, we will not creep into that tier of states. host: washington, d.c., here's anthony on the independent line. caller: good morning, pedro. one of the problems we have in this country is we have low information voters and we have people who have no sense of history. i am sure you remember, mr. gonzales, one of the last times held votes, what the house and the senate were doing in the last four years of the bush administration -- we with thisoblems economy going down the rabbit hole. both of those were forced toward the republicans. holding both sides of congress. host: thank you, anthony. mr. gonzales? -- if ine republicans the republicans get the senate this time, they will have to figure out where they are going to spend their time and attention. there will be a temptation for theblicans

he has been having john warner foster a bipartisan appeal that john warner has had since -- that markarner has had since he was governor. if we talk about races like virginia being extremely close like minnesota or oregon, is a huge republican base. i think even though republicans have a good night, we will not creep into that tier of states. host: washington, d.c., here's anthony on the independent line. caller: good morning, pedro. one of the problems we have in this country is we have low information voters and we have people who have no sense of history. i am sure you remember, mr. gonzales, one of the last times held votes, what the house and the senate were doing in the last four years of the bush administration -- we with thisoblems economy going down the rabbit hole. both of those were forced toward the republicans. holding both sides of congress. host: thank you, anthony. mr. gonzales? -- if ine republicans the republicans get the senate this time, they will have to figure out where they are going to spend their time and attention. there will be a temptation for theblicans to

you don't have john warner or these three new fellows. you have other people coming in. not much seniority. how much elbow room will they have in getting goodies for virginia. mark warner has one term under his belt and tim kaine who is barely through his first term. they are low if you want to say on the experience side. so it's kind of a crap shoot out there. nobody knows exactly how well this will go. in times of tight budget, sequester they need all the help they can get. >> frank wolf has already said virginia is going to be in survival mode. the federal government is their largest employer, southeast virginia, 40% of their funds are coming through federal contracts, federal jobs, terry mcauliffe, the governor said he was shocked, devastated that eric cantor lost his position he said he knows he pushes through legislation which will affect and help virginia. rare you see that kind of bipartisanism when another party loses a position. even the governor says he knows this will affect virginia and, again this, is where seniority does matter. you are losing 72 years of

john warner, john kerry. bipartisan, too well. were a lot of people thinking about it. >> you were recently in china. that is a country that many people think would be the next competitor to the united states. to what respect do you fear or not fear attention to china and can you talk about your air carrier visit there? >> i have been in secretary of defense for about two years now and i have taken six long asia-pacific trips. and one of the visits was a four-day visit in china earlier this year, and the chinese gave me a tour of the retrofitted ukrainian aircraft carrier that they bought from ukraine. that was an interesting experience. as i had an opportunity to visit other facilities, i have over the years had some relationship with china. i first went to china in 1983 as a businessman. relationship is one that i said earlier in more general terms one that we need to get right. we are not going to agree with them on everything. but we should be focused, they should be focused -- and i think we are in many ways -- on where we ca

that was john warner who i'm proud of a lot of endorsements, but the fact that somebody i actually ranst, remember the old mark, not john. now we're friends. now it's mark and john and i'm grateful for his service to our country and grateful for him campaigning around virginia for us. [applause] so lessons, you know, whether it's here in virginia or anywhere around the country, the people of america want us to move past sound bites. they want us to move past political bickering. they want us to get out of our political gridlock, and they want us to make sure that we get the job done for you and actually govern. and the commitment i make to you is that i'll go back to washington and recognize that we've got to find that common ground. in this new senate, i'll work with anyone, democrat, republican, independent, you name it, if we're going to make sure we get our country's problems fixed. and that's going to require us to pass a budget so we don't go back to the stupidity of sequestration. >> senator mark warner, sounding the campaign themes that may have squeaked him by in this election

an erosion of the hawks and their power, the traditional hawks, the old-school bill youngs and john warners of the world. i think you will, with kind of, with the threats that are coming up -- you know, you have russia, and the tensions there. you have the iran negotiations that are going on. you have obviously isis. it's kind of become more prominent again, the issue of war, the issue of spending. i think you will see them, particularly with john mccain and bob corker, who are very vocal and active chairman on this. >> does rubio fit in this discussion? in terms of presidential wannabes. >> yeah, i think so. i think you will see him. if you're running for president, you have to show that you have national security credentials and foreign policy credentials. you will see particularly rubio, who is on foreign relations try , to assert himself here. >> if i may jump in and reference the -- rubio would be certainly the likely candidate. but the other thing is perhaps -- perhaps it is quixotic. but there was a report a couple weeks ago about the potential lindsey graham for 2016. >> his race wa

it was not always like this republican senator john warner was the lead sponsor of the warner-lieberman climate bill. republican senators john -- republican senator john mccain ran for president on a solid climate change platform. republican senator susan collins coauthored an important cab-and-dividend climate bill with senator cantwell. republican senator mark kirk voted for the waxman markey cap-and-trade bill in the house of representatives. republican senator jeff flake was an original cosponsor of a carbon fee bill led by former republican congressman bob inglis that would have placed a $15 per ton, more than $20 per ton in 2015 and $100 per ton in 2040. well, all of that ended. that and more -- ended shortly after the citizens united decision when our elections were for the first time flooded with polluter money and flooded with dark money, which is probably polluter money, but because it's dark and anonymous, you don't really know. so, say you're not a scientist. isn't the responsible thing to sound out scientific opinion? scientific opinion about climate change is now firmly se

our former long time dean senator john warner set the manner for working together. while we may not always agree on every issue we will always try , to work together for what is best for virgini nation. it is the virginia way. dave will be replacing majority leader eric cantor and at end of the congress our delegation will lose two of its more senior members, frank wolf and jim moran. with their departure, our delegation's clout may wane a bit but will be reinvigorated by new members committed to working together for the commonwealth. mr. speaker dave comes to , congress after a career as an economics professor. he has been appointed to state boards and commissioned by several virginia governors including the joint advisory board of economists. i know he will put these experiences to good use. i welcome dave and his family to congress and look forward to working with him on issues critical to the richmond region and the entire commonwealth of virginia. mr. speaker i yield the balance , of our time to our newest colleague, the gentleman from virginia, mr. brett. [app

i remember leaders like john chafee, john warner. now i don't see one republican ready to step forward and say it's time to put a price on this pollution and stop this pollution. my state has done it. oh, my state is doing great. just great. new jobs. and i'll put some information into the record on that. now, canada's natural resources minister said -- quote -- "in order for crude oil frowks grow, the -- oil production to grow, the north american crude oil pipeline network must be expanded. so we know this is just the start. now climate. everyone can say what they will. "i'm not a scientist." "i don't know." over the past few months, we've seen everything from the hottest august, the hottest september on record and the hottest october on record. we've seen historic droughts and extreme wildfires. i've seen them in my state. we've seen vanishing wildlife habitat in alaska, toxic algae blooming out of control and contaminating drinking water supplies in toledo, ohio, because the water is getting h hot. and the algae that couldn't surv

long time teen senator john warner set the together. working while we may not always agree on every issue we will always try to work together for what is for virginia and our nation. it is the virginia way. majority be replacing leader eric cantor and at end of delegation will lose two of its more senior jimers, frank wolf and moran. with the departure the wane a bitcloud may but will be reinvigorated by new workingcommitted to together for the commonwealth. dave comes to congress after a career as an economics professor. he has been appointed to state severalnd commissionspy virginia governors including the joint advisory board of economists. know he will put these experiences to good use. toelcome dave and his family congress and look forward to working with him on issues the richmond region and the entire commonwealth of virginia. i yield the balance of our time newest colleague the gentleman from virginia, mr. brat. [applause] >> mr. speaker, thank you very much. thank you to my new colleagues of thank you to the people virginia's 7

hawkish or isolationist or opposed >> the past few years you've seen the erosion and the power and john warner. i think with the threats coming up you have russia and the air on negotiations going on. you have isis but become more prominent again the issue of the war and spending and i think you will see them particularly with john mccain and bob parker who are vocal active chairman on this. >> does rubio sit in on this conversation? >> i think you'll see them. if you are running for president, you have to show that you have national and foreign-policy credentials. particularly rubio that is on the foreign relations committee's to assert himself earlier. >> if i may jump in and just reference the rubio would certainly be likely as a candidate and the other thing is perhaps there was a reporting a couple of weeks ago about the potential lindsey graham campaign. the race was too easy. but to the point of this position on that foreign-policy matters and of course senator graham as david mentioned had really not a race for his own reelection certainly in this camp was mccain rubio seems to be in t

also you ran around the state with john warner. >> one second, you said a serious policy campaign.ason why this race stayed so degrees for so long it's because republicans were only running against barak obama. >> right. >> ed gillespie defied gravity. >> he did. >> by doing what? by coming up with a serious health care alternative. i heard from a lot of people, republicans are saying nothing, oh, wait, except for ed gillespie in virginia. >> that's a good point. people are looking for, that's not birth control or women's issues. >> you did like the pig squealing ad. >> because that's about washington, actually. you know what i make fun of it because it's funny, but it's true. >> what happened in the gillespie race is what would the senate look like against republicans just looked a little ways over the potomac and invested money, gillespie was down on tv for about a week. no ads. you know, it's one of those races where it's a quintessential swing state t. campaign is virginia. to not have invested in that, if somebody is no doubt kicking themselves this morning. >> you know what,

mark warner, john foust and senator tim kaine will be on enterprise street. >>> we're covering every angle of decision 2014 just for you. stay with news 4 on air for all our coverage and keep up with breaking election news on nbcwashington.com >> we're learning more about what may have caused the redskins bus crash. they were on their way to the game when the two team buses collided with each other. a police escort in front of the businesses stopped short. and that caused the chain reacti cs nobody seriously hurt. sigh res redd did sit out the game with back pain. and coach gruden says he has a stuff neck. rg3 looked pretty sharp since week two. he couldn't put together a last minute come back. he said the loss will make the team even hungrier when they play tampa bay bucs on the 16th. >>> a space ship wrecked. the system that failed bringing this virgin ga lack stick ship to the ground. >>> interacting with your baby. the parents they are more likely to hear the a younger age. >>> these temperatures may want to make you stay inside. how quickly it will warm up in your weather and tr

john warner of course the retired veteran senator. warner was the governor as gibbs was just pointing out and he won so handily back in 2008. and this would be just a real setback. >> it has been off the radar as a potential race. >> and the washington suburbs come in late. >> you live in d.c. with me. not at the same house. >> breaking news america. it's not what you thought. [ laughter ] >> in northern virginia they've been relentless, the campaign. highly charged, very nasty. i root for the guy who takes on the impossible like i did for alison grimes against someone you can't beat and maybe does beat them. i think ed gillespie going up against the unbeatable warner could be a fascinating race. [ all speak at once ] >> he was an island. >> throughout the night we'll be checking with msnbc host jose diaz-balart who is in florida tonight. we're waiting on florida poll closings at the top of the hour. >> good evening. >> what are you seeing on the grounds today in florida and in the closing arguments for this all important florida gove

he spent the last two weeks with john warner. o run up the african-american vote. mark warner didn't do that. not to say he didn't take this race for granted. when democrats say he comes as close to jesus in democratic politics as you can possibly get. but, you know, he ran a dated campaign. and democrats are being very critical that he ran this campaign and that we're still waiting for a call. >> let's take a quick look at the numbers in both those races. virginia, mark warner ahead 12,479 to ed gillespie. with 95% of the vote counted already there. althou although, i think ed gillespie surprising a lot of people with the race that he ran. >> right.. it's a combination of und underwhelming democratic turnout. they kind of left ed gillespie alone. i was watching monday night football last night and they started dropping the negative ads on him, but only in the last weekend. there was a competitive house race in northern virginia. and ed gillespie sort of outperformed cue which he willy in northern virginia. the national environmen

i remember leaders like john chafee, john warner. now i don't see one republican ready to step forward and say it's time to put a price on this pollution and stop this pollution. my state has done it. oh, my state is doing great. just great. new jobs. and i'll put some information into the record on that. now, canada's natural resources minister said -- quote -- "in order for crude oil frowks grow, the -- oil production to grow, the north american crude oil pipeline network must be expanded. so we know this is just the start. now climate. everyone can say what they will. "i'm not a scientist." "i don't know." over the past few months, we've seen everything from the hottest august, the hottest september on record and the hottest october on record. we've seen historic droughts and extreme wildfires. i've seen them in my state. we've seen vanishing wildlife habitat in alaska, toxic algae blooming out of control and contaminating drinking water supplies in toledo, ohio, because the water is getting h hot. and the algae that couldn't surv

what we cannot overlook in barbara comstock, she routed john faust in northern virginia, a place in which expected mark warner to be very strong. he did well, but barbara comstock's voters turned around and voted for gillespie and next thing you know, we have a supertight race. >> what about 2016 moving forward? who is the democrat? who is the republican we should be watching? >> hillary clinton on the democratic side. >> even though she had no coat tails in all the states she visited? >> yeah, but i think she'll scare away everybody else. on the republican side, don't be surprised if scott walker makes a run. >> scott walker, three times he's come back. thank you very much for joining us. . >>> we'll have a weather alert day tomorrow, yellow alert day. today, i'm tracking showers, light ones generally in west virginia, northern virginia. steadier rains will be arriving probably after dark for most of us, although doppler 9000 to the north and west, lot showing up. not a lot reaching the ground. the air is still dry. you see the yellow here going in toward jefferson county, northwest louder, southwestern fred

senator mark warner keeps his seat and john foust continues a trend of turning northern virginia evene blue. >> i think there's been a lot of changes in virginia as we've seen in the presidential race as well. it would be nice to see that carry on into the house and senate. >> rep in the sterling gop campaign office, dina is a veteran volunteer helping get out the vote for more than a dozen years. this election cycle she personally knows barbara comstock. she'd like to see comstock and ed gillespie be part of a republican majority in both the house and senate. >> if there is a republican senate, that would be fantastic. i think it shows the house and senate can finally work together to pass legislation that goes to the president's desk and it will force the president to really work with congress. >> reporter: while door knocks and phone calls will continue into the evening, the candidates are headlining rallies also aimed at firing up supporters. ed gillespie is making a seven-stop swing while mark warner travelled to four cities. they scheduled their final events in vote rich virgini

mark warner is running to keep the seat he's held since 2009. john foust is trying for the tenth district congressional seat. >>> the maryland governor's race could turn out to be one of the closest of the night. anthony brown had campaign help today from first lady michelle obama. republic larry hogan has closed much of a double-digit lead that brown held at the start of the campaign. they're only elected one republican governor in the past 40 years. this is an unusual election in the district with the race for mayor up for grabs in november. the winner of the democratic primary usually runs away with the election. but this year, muriel bowser is working to hold off a late chal david cat an. >>> for the first time, voters in virginia must show an approved i.d. before they can cast a ballot. you can u your driver's license, passport, other government, identification, college students can use university i.d.s. if you show up empty handed, you'lld to fill out a provisional ballot and show a .alid i.d. by friday in order you can get an i.d. at any elect

john katko. this is an hour. ♪ >> hello and welcome to our time warner cable news debate between the candidates in the 24th congressional . i am "capital tonight" host liz benjamin. i will be moderating along with syracuse reporter bill carey and rochester reporter seth voorhees. this district is right at the center of the state geographically and in each of the past three elections it has changed hands from one party to the other. democrat dan maffei is currently holding the seat. he is participating in this evening's debate along with former federal prosecutor john katko, who is a republican. these are the rules that both of have agreed to. each candidate will have one minute for an opening statement and one minute for a closing statement. in between, we will ask as many questions as we have time for. responses will be limited to one minute each with rebuttals allowed at the discretion of the moderator. there were also be a lightning round about halfway through where answers are limited to a single word, usually yes or no. with all of that set, let's get to it. the order for opening statements was selected by a draw,

warner to hold his seat. he is being challenged by ed ga -- ed gallespie. >>> voters are going to the polls to decide the winner of two seats. barbara comstock is facing off against republican john foust. frank wolf is retiring after decades in office. jim moran is also retiring. moran represented northern virginia's congressional district since 1991. >>> and two procedures are rung for eric cantor's seat in virginia in the wake of his stung primary loss. they are republican party candidate dave bratt and democrat jack trammell. both are procedures. >>> crossing the border into the district who will be the mayor? the race is much closer than years past. >> reporter: hello, i'm bruce johnson. key to the d.c. mayoral race is now the turnout. bowser is the overwhelming favorite in a town where eight of ten registered voters are democrat. she's got close to a half million dollars in the bank to move campaign workers around where they need to be. david ketanya is counting on independent voters and needs a third of the democrats to look his way. he is trying to become the first openly gay and the first white mayor in d.c. home rule history. as for carol schwartz she has practically no

incumbent democrat mark warner is facing off against ed gillespie and libertarian robert sar advice and come stock is running against john faust for the seat in the house. we have team coverage of election day. let's get started with northern virginia bureau chief julie carey in mclean. >> reporter: i'm at the polling place. you can see republicans and democrats doing a last bit of pitching. this precinct is in mclean and that is in the tenth congressional district where we will closely be watching that race tonight between republican barbara comstock and democrat john faust. the first time in more than 30 years a new member of congress will be elected out of this district. we started our day out in another part of the tenth congressional district out in ashburn. we were at belmont ridge middle school. there are two precincts there, so it's usually a busy polling place. i talked to a member of the assembly started at the polls just before 6:00 this morning and said there were 40 people lined up ready to go in as soon as the doors opened. i talked to registrars both in loudoun and fairfax county and they described turnout

warner to president obama and the affordable care act. >> republican barbara comstock is facing off against the democrat john foust in the tenth district. democratic congressman jim moran autopsy giving up his -- also giving up his seat to retire. in that race buyer is facing off against edmond. >> and two professors are running for the seventh district seat in virginia. they are dave brat and democrat jack trammell. boat are professors at randolph- macon. >> if they will legalize the possession of small amounts of marijuana? >> now if it's approved d.c. would follow in the footsteps of washington state can colorado. the city -- and colorado. the city council voted to decriminalize marijuana this year. that means people who are caught with small apartments of pot -- amounts of pot face a fine instead of a 8:00 charge. >> this other key decision has to do with who will run the city for the next few years. >> bruce john man has a look -- johnson has a look. >> reporter: hello, key to the d.c. mayoral race is now the turnout. muriel bowser is still the favorite and a democratic new mexico knee in a town -- nominee from a town where eight o

warner and ed gillespie are vie. there are 11 congressional races happening. the big ones affecting our area, barbarcomstock and john. also a number of local races that includes approval of a $100 million road work project in fairfax county and a contentious race for the mayor of leesburg. the polls tomorrow will open for you at 6:00 a.m. they'll be closing at 7:00 tomorrow night. to find your nearest polling place, head to our website, nbcwashington. you have any issues voting tomorrow, we want to hear about them. call news 4 at 202-885-4444 or you can e-mail the news4 iteam at tips at news4 iteam.com. >>> we're tracking the election day forecast. >> how is it looking for us and the key battleground states? >> luckily the storms across the country will not be impacting our area. we've been tracking them an storm team 4 radar. that's coming through the southern plains around texas and oklahoma. this is one area that's going to through portions of texas. the pacific northwest. washington and oregon. you've got sunshine in between. again, for us, this system that we're looking at, even rain for chicago, showers there

warner there. it really tells a story of just what role the president is playing in the election. alisyn. >> johnor that. the voters have spoken and the political landscape in washington turning red. beefing up the majority in the house. what does this mean for the last two years of the obama presidency. we'll take a closer look. down. we'll even buy you out of your contract. so you can get the samsung galaxy note 4 for zero down today. physical freedom of the car, with the virtual freedom of wi-fi. chevrolet, the first and only car company to bring built-in 4g lte wi-fi to cars, trucks and crossovers. hi mom. you made it! it's the new independence. synchrony financial partners with over two hundred thousand businesses, from fashion retailers to healthcare providers, from jewelers to sporting good stores, to help their customers get what they want and need. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word

john king. this is a fierce battle under way in virginia right now. mark warnerincumbent democrat, he was supposedly going to coast to a nice victory, but ed gillespie, the former republican committee adviser, he's doing well in virginia right now. >> he was popular in this one term, it was not something we had on our radar screen. and gillespie still ahead at the moment. we don't know where this one is headed ultimately. but ed gillespie doing exactly what a republican has to do number one. in the excerpts, and all throughout the rural parts, a lot of republican red. you look at that map, you think the republican has to win. but what we have to do is stretch the map out a little bit and look at the washington suburbs. this is where the people live. mark warner's getting 57%. here's the big number. only 11% of the vote in. if that margin holds, the maps will change because there's still so many votes to be counted. little, almost 60% of the vote in there, come back out a little bit. take a look at arlington county, only 25% of the vote. so in places where mark wa

warner is facing off against gillespie. he held a rally with tim kaine in alexandria. gillespie spend the night campaigning. we'll be watching the tenth district where they are running against democrat john fous. the frank wolf held the seat since 1981. foust was in one of the most negative races this year. right now he's behind in the polls. and from a new mayor to marijuana, you'll be voting, and your votes will make a big impact today. >> in the district, you will not only decide the next mayor, you'll decide whether to legalize marijuana. you'll have a choice to vote yes or no to ballot initiative 81, which legalizes the possession of limited amounts of marijuana. supporters will hold an election night party, as well as a fund-raiser for d.c. central kitchen. while this initiative legalizes the possession of pot, it does not legalize the sale of pot. the d.c. council is working to come up with regulations law. the race for d.c. is the most competitive in 20 years she is a democratic candidate, normally an easy lock for the win. another candidate, former council member carol schwartz. she's on the right side of your screen. she's running independent as wem and could keep both bowser a

john boehner and mitch mcconnell now running both chambers and find occupant what their agenda is. >> reporter: republican leaders are celebrating. >> this is all about a direct rejection of the obama agenda. >> reporter: democrats mark warner and jeanne shaheen hung on but udall and pryor and kay h hagan lost their seats. and the republicans took what had been democratic seats. mitch mcconnell will lead the democrat senate. >> we'll see. if there are things we can agree on to make progress in the country. >> reporter: republicans will push the pipeline and changes to obamacare and president obama may still issue an order undocumented young people can say in the u.s. >> the election really doesn't change anything. latino voters expect the president will now use that power. >> reporter: that move could mean war with a much stronger republican party. i'm steve handlesman, nbc news, washington. >>> to maryland now, just hours after his victory, republican larry hogan held a news conference in annapolis. he did that to let his supporters know he is ready to hit the ground running as governor. >> we've got a lot of work to do. our state economy is in real trouble. we focused on that for years and now we've got to roll up our sle

john lindsey, he is fresh and everyone else is tired. i think that's a danger for the democratic party, possibly an opportunity for the republican party. on ed gillespie, mark warner was 65% of the vote 8 years ago. that was not a close election. and he went down to 49% in his one-point reelection victory. you know, ed gillespie was already a serious player in political vineyards. he showed very well. warner got what he polled. actually, the polls were dead-accurate on what mark warner got. all i can say is, you know, he must have -- it must have been a heck of an election night for him, when you come down 16%. says something about the obama democratic party, doesn't it? >> yeah, it does. it also says something about the obama democratic party in virginia, where somebody who didn't think he had a terribly close race probably would have done things differently if ed gillespie had gotten a couple million three weeks out. i can imagine that mark warner would have run a different race three weeks out. it shows the stability of the obama coalition in virginia, that it's now held up over a governor's race, a senate race, two presidential races. virginia is not a red sta

warner and dish network is getting ugly. says it is not quite the product it used to be and threatened to drop the network in the earnings call earlier last week. ceo johnn struck back saying they were very antagonistic and aggressive. trying to get a deal done after many channels went dark. cutting 14,000 jobs as it works to revamp her. -- its investment. newsng down with bloomberg for an exclusive interview and said the u.k. bank will have fewer, very highly paid anchors. >> in terms of pay, we believe in paying for performance, and we are able to do that as we reposition the business. of course, as we make our investment and more focused, we in theve less people organization, but that is in questionthe strategy. jcpenney getting into the holiday spirit. announcing it will open at 5:00 thanksgiving day. three hours earlier than it opened last year and at our ahead of the competitors macy's and polls. they will open at 6:00 p.m. you may not have finished half of your turkey dinner by the time you need to go shopping. bloomberg television is on the market. we saw equities were stocks rallied yesterday to record highs after the midterm election. we are c

john lindsey, he is fresh and everyone else is tired. i think that's a danger for the democratic party, possibly an opportunity for the republican party. on ed gillespie, mark warner was 65% of the vote 8 years ago. that was not a close election. and he went down to 49% in his one-point reelection victory. you know, ed gillespie was already a serious player in political vineyards. he showed very well. warner got what he polled. actually, the polls were dead-accurate on what mark warner got. all i can say is, you know, he must have -- it must have been a heck of an election night for him, when you come down 16%. says something about the obama democratic party, doesn't it? >> yeah, it does. it also says something about the obama democratic party in virginia, where somebody who didn't think he had a terribly close race probably would have done things differently if ed gillespie had gotten a couple million three weeks out. i can imagine that mark warner would have run a different race three weeks out. it shows the stability of the obama coalition in virginia, that it's now held up over a governor's race, a senate race, two presidential races. virginia is not a red sta

on "malcolm with warner, a lot more money on the line, he still managed to make exactly the movie he wanted. (johnhed shooting, while we were finishing, where the money was cut off. i wanted to continue working, so i called up michael jordan and magic johnson, prince, janet jackson, tracy chapman, oprah winfrey, and i just told them the truth: i need money. and they wrote me a check -- all of them. (narrator) 1994 signaled a return to smaller budgets with "crooklyn" a film about growing up in brooklyn in the 1970's. what we wanted to do is to elevate black cinema to what we've done in music, in sports and everything else. we're not at the level yet because we're in our infancy as far as films go. but another 20 years, we're going to produce our duke ellingtons, our own mary beardons, our james baldwins, people of that stature in film. (jim jarmusch) for us in new york at the time, in the late seventies, it was an idea kind of related to the music scene at the time, which was that we are not virtuoso filmmakers, but we have something we'd like to express. and that desire to express it was more impo