for au people like kemp, long time, seemed like a reasonable guy.olks in the georgia senate or assembly? it is deeply troubling. talks we want to talk to overall about the south, but before we break from georgia, compass member stacey abrams, in her final words, what do think people should do today if they go to the polls? go to the polls. whether you have received your precinct car or not, whether you have information or not, show up. the judge said you should try to provisional ballots. we're lawyers across the state ready to help. what we want to demonstrate is either brian kemp is correct in a thing got done on time, and kudos to the county if it did, but if they failed to do their duty, we need to know about that and that can only be proven having people show up and having that information. all we can say is, go vote. >> i want to thank you, representative stacey abrams, georgia house minority leader, founder of the new georgia project, leading put a registration drive across the state. ben jealous will be staying with us, chairman of the seven

for au people like kemp, long time, seemed like a reasonable guy.olks in the georgia senate or assembly? it is deeply troubling. talks we want to talk to overall about the south, but before we break from georgia, compass member stacey abrams, in her final words, what do think people should do today if they go to the polls? go to the polls. whether you have received your precinct car or not, whether you have information or not, show up. the judge said you should try to provisional ballots. we're lawyers across the state ready to help. what we want to demonstrate is either brian kemp is correct in a thing got done on time, and kudos to the county if it did, but if they failed to do their duty, we need to know about that and that can only be proven having people show up and having that information. all we can say is, go vote. >> i want to thank you, representative stacey abrams, georgia house minority leader, founder of the new georgia project, leading put a registration drive across the state. ben jealous will be staying with us, chairman of the seven

jack kemp is my can of republican. he was a guy who believed in working with grassroots people and getting out. before you start talking, listening to people, find out what they want from government and how can the party respond to that with an alternative idea what the other party has been i love to see the return of healthy debate but we are always from that yet. in the meantime we've got the upcoming midterms. i don't see democrats plenty to. -- democrats pulling together. if you're a member of the house, you don't have to go to the party leaders anymore. if you have any charisma, good clinical advisor you can go on the web and do your own ads et cetera and raise money. like barack obama single-handedly undid the post-watergate reforms because he could raise more money on the web than matching funds to provide from the federal government. this has been a state of our politics. what does the to? party organization breaks down, different hierarchy. can lead to gridlock, chaos. i'm optimistic looking back through histo

congressman ryan got his start working for kemp, and cory booker was inspired when kemp visited his collegethe buffalo bills, so we talked a little politics and a little football. >> i will be thankful for a bipartisan solution for kids trapped in poverty living in the wrong zip codes to have real education reform be it public, private or both. [applause] >> jack kemp really was a leader on healing and confronting the -- he was a strident civil rights activist when he was a football player, had a wonderful quote that i just found hilariously slightly off color about having showered with people of different races, you kind da gotta love and get a love that comes out of that closeness that you have. [laughter] i don't want to get myself in trouble with his family. ed: we're going to air that one. >> in this space right now which will contribute so much to the unfinished business of bias against, around race and poverty in america that's locked people in a caste because it's so hard with a criminal conviction in america, my hope and prayer is we actually can do something on this issue. >> i'll

kemp plays the nice ball. watch this one. you can't get better than that.ited up 1-0 early in the game. the black and red need another to pull even in this series. he just miss this is header. a great chance for d.c. united. they know that could cost the team. the man who hurt united the most in this series adds to it here. no chance for the goalkeeper. united adds a goal to win the game 2-1 but drop the series 3-2 and are eliminated from the playoffs. >> they gave us everything today that they had. we fell short. i am sure, we will look back sometime soon and say this was a good season and pat ourselves on the back. right now it doesn't feel great. >> college football. jameis winston and florida state hosting virginia today. first quarter action, tied at seven. winston's pass is intercepted. they intercepted winston twice in this game. wahoos took advantage. dropping back, hooks up with jennings for the touchdown. virginia leads 13-7. you know fsu. they come back. fsu on top by one point. later, famous jameis adding to it. delivers the ball to rashad green

taylor kemp plays a beautiful barred, watch the header. just perfection there.nds up 1-nil early in this match. black and red, need another goal to pull even with new york. de leon centers it fabian espind the ola. he misses the header. are you kidding? he's kicking himself for that one. later in the half, d.c. comes through again, thi thierry henr. no chance for the goalkeeper. three assists in the series for henry. d.c. united not giving up on this season. knocked down right to the boot of sean franklin. he puts it in net. it's too little, too late for united. they win the game 2-1. they drop the series. they are eliminated. they have a 17-9, 8 record. a tremendous season. now, maryland had the weekend off. they earned it after their aggressive when against penn state. next week they host michigan state. the 8th ranked team in the country. there were great games around college football today. west virginia being one of them, taking on texas. the mountaineers, the 23rd-ranked mountain ears, taking on visiting longhorns, remember this name, jonathan grey, second

encouraging stewardship of the environment, land conservation, watershed protection and eliminating harmful kemp camps. chemicals. additional funding provided by the colcom foundation, the wallace genetic foundation, the oak foundation. >> this week on to the contrary... first, women, children and the immigration showdown. then rape charges against bill cosby and why states place time limits on prosecution of the crime of rape. behind the headlines what gloria steinem says sexual assault can be eliminated. [♪] >> hello i'm bonnie erbe welcome to the contrary, a discussion of news and social trends. up first, women, children and immigration. supporters of president obama's executive order on immigration say it honors american values by keeping more families together. opponents say it's unfairly being imposed without bipartisan support. according to the migration policy institute about one-third of immigrants illegally in the u.s. live with a child who is a u.s. citizen. the president's order could shield five million people most of them women and children from deportation. four million immigrants

. >> we will stand with the wi >> congress is kemp hill on childcare. federally subsidized providers will conduct and run checks on all employees. it also cost one annual inspection of a care workers to make sure everyone is trained in first aid the program would cost five dollars premium. it typically starts with drugs from the medicine cabinet at home and tonight jeff goldberg has teed up stories about the epidemic that could be part of your child's life without a you even knowing about it. close we are taking a look at how severe the heroin epidemic has become in suburbs and how thewns addiction is ruining lives. from lawear enforcement about why so many kids from the suburbs are tolowing -- are falling prey heroin addiction and how they are getting their hands on this deadly drug. they also speak with a father from northern virginia who son recently passed away from a suspected heroin overdose. >> this is the story of a young man who was very bright, very aware, and wanted to embrace his own recovery. it is also a story of how powerfully grip prescr

i remember a long ago would be remembered jack kemp?[applause] i called him he was in buffalo and i ask him what is the weather like? he said it is clear and still. this though is clear up to your ass and still coming down. [laughter] day you mind if i have a little fun today? is that okay? it is of fun topic especially after the election november 4th. [applause] [laughter] especially i will say that the we are four times just to make sure especially the election of november 4th. it is not only the senate and the house but did any of you see the governor's? my goodness. all seven tax-cutting republicans won reelection. but then did you look at the increase of governors? three out of six lost their seats. we took the governorship of massachusetts that is amazing. look at maryland rejected governorship there illinois we took that. [applause] economics really does matter. we did not take california although jerry brown did lose supermajorities of both the assembly and the senate. we did not take minnesota he was reelected but we did take t

. >> jimmy kemp -- jimmy kimmel's halloween trick: >> you ruined my life. >> you must have a belly acheer] >> that's okay. >> aww! >> some of the kids weren't quite so sweet as that. pitching fits and even thoag some -- throwing some chairs. >> it is time to brew on this and reyour responses. we asked you what is driving you to the polls. >> anthony says veterans issues and my adult children's future. pam says the thought that this is my duty as a citizen. do they teach that in school anymore? >> bill says i am voting with the hope of restoring america to our core founding values. >> gary from illinois says throwing out governor quinn. thanks to everyone who responded. >> let's keep talking about what's driving you to the polls today. head to "fox & friends," our facebook page #keeptalking. >> busy and exciting day. >> "fox & friends" starts now. bye. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, november 4, and i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for elisabeth hasselbeck. election day 2014. right now polls across the nation are starting to open. today the balance of power in washington is up for grabs. we're

driving voters to the polls, learning a bit more what the voters are thinking and feeling, jolene kemp with the story. >> we're getting latest exit polls right now, a snap shot of what voters are thinking. so let's start with who they are. 23% of them call themselves liberals, 40% moderate, and 36% conservative. do you think we're going to wrong or right decision. and another interesting data point, which most important issue facing country right now? voteer said 45% of voters say the economy. 25% said healthcare, 13% aid foreign policy, and 14 believe immigration. >> as we turn to the economy, country is evenly divided on what they feel, 34% say it is getting better, 34% getting worse, and 31% the same. >> and main street, 46% of voters say they are doing about the same, 27% say they are doing better, 26% of voters say they are worse off. and one more thing that changed over last couple of years, tea party where it right now, 36% of voter say they are again it, 32%, they are in favor, and 28% of voters are ow neutral, i know you were talking about how obama plays into this, president

. >> at a dinner honoring jack kemp, those demands ring hollow since the president refused to act. >> he had full control of congress. super majorities. 2009, 2010, did he lift a finger to do anything about this at that time? no, he didn't. >> even before the speech, democratic senator joe donnelly of indiana blasted the move. donley saying he's just as frustrated as anyone. congress has failed to do its job. the democratic senator believes it is a mistake for the president to go it alone in this way, a sign that the criticism the president will be facing the days ahead will not just be from the g.o.p. lou. lou: ed henry from the white house. a shocking admission on capitol hill from the commander of us cyber command. nsa director admiral michael rogers stating in plane fact the hearing of the house intelligent committee athat china has infiltrated this country's cyber resources so deeply it could cripple our infrastructure and unleash deadly consequences on the american people on command. fox news chief intelligence correspondent katherine with the report. >> leurks ilou, it was a st

joining me is suzi kemp. now we have a tricky situation down there in georgia, which i hate because it complicates things. but is this any reason to believe that if michelle nunn, the daughter of the former senator from georgia, if she can't win the 50 points now, any reason to believe that she could win them later on in january when they have the run-off? >> well, it's interesting. i actually was walking around with michelle nunn earlier today as she was out canvassing for votes in decatur, a suburb of atlanta. i asked her that very question. and she said, we've defied the prognosticators before, which suggests that i think they know it would be really very much an uphill battle. the wild card here is that libertarian candidate amanda swafford who you haven't heard much about, because she's only polled, 3, 4, 5 digits. the assumes is those voters would be conservative and would go for perdue in the run-off. >> any reason to believe a libertarian would vote for a democrat? >> i think folks are definitely maki

. >> at a dinner honoring jack kemp, republican paul ryan said those demands ran hole le since the president failed to act. >> he had full control of congress, super majorities in 2009 and 2010. did he lift a finger at that time? no, he didn't. >> he said i am as frustrated as anyone that congress is not doing its jobs. but the president shouldn't make such significant policy changes on his own. >> ed henry prepared for a potentially long night on the north lawn. >>> the republican governors conference provided john rockets with one stop shopping. an added bonus, many of those talking may want to be president in just a home of years. here's john's report. >> i have no obligation to do the president's job. >> reporter: the immigration order might come from washington but the states will be left holding the bag. at a republican governors meeting in florida are incensed about it. >> i think the president is being i responsible. and i know those are strong words. the fact is, i think the the president is being irresponsible. >> governor rick perrey, state of texas, took a wave of illegal migrati

this is king of prussia, the roads are kemp right now.rage speeds are great. 55 on the blue route. 50 and 76 at that merge westbound at city avenue. 55 miles per hour is the average speed on 95 right now. for drivers in pottstown, we still have an accident investigation going on. industrial highway between keim street and mosier road, that's blocked off. you can go ahead and take high street as your alternate there. heading north to lehigh valley, route 22 and 309, you see the roads are definitely wet. expect clipslippery conditions. >>> some people may be asking their loved ones to save them leftovers. we're just hours away from those home cooked thanksgiving meals but not everyone will make it to the feast in time. nbc10's monique braxton is live at philadelphia international airport. monique. >> reporter: good morning, chris, this morning, airports like philadelphia international are working through the after effects of the holiday storm. we'll tell you how long it's going to take you to get in and out of the airport after the break. >

i have talked to paul ryan and he spoke to hispanic grass roots he is the closest to jack kemp. he is a guy who worked with the grass roots people to get out and before you start talking to listen to people and how could the party respond to that? i would like to see a return of healthy debate but we are away from that yet. i'll see the democrats pulling together but i used to hate machine politics i remember the first mayor daley it is not a machine it is an organization but i have seen disorganize politics. back in those days television replaced the machine. now tv is mayor daley's favorite precinct now it is that computer or the internet. especially with the republican side. a member of the house he 1/2 to go to party leaders anymore if you have charisma and the political visor's you can go on to the web in your own advertisements to raise money. barack obama single-handedly did that because he could raise more money on the web than matching funds could provide from the government. this is the state of politics. as it breaks down with this actioner that faction running around

communities around criminal justice issues, really unlike anything we've seen in the gop since jack kemp. but in a way, this is as much about the primary as it is about the general election because paul is someone that needs to change the parameters who needs to votes. he has to bring in more young people than traditionally run, and he's basically trying to say as clearly as he can, i am not your father or maybe even my father's republican. >> is he effective, do you think? >> that remains to be seen because rand paul ultimately is a creature of the tea party movement. and this is a movement that, you know, certainly enjoyed wide influence of the party and still does, yet there are many people in the party who, for example, are very skeptical of his foreign policy views. so there are a lot of big barriers to overcome, and i think ron is right, he's hoping he can expand that republican pie to win over new people because a lot of traditional republicans, a lot of insiders, are very hostile to what he represents. so i think it's a long shot. but i certainly think he'll be very influential.

and mary is a member of "the wall street journal" and tony was press aide to jack kemp when he was viceresidential nominee. he's a fox news contributor. phenomenal panel today as we approach a big day on tuesday night. let's talk about a lame duck session and what president obama, how he's going to react, if in fact we see the gop take the senate. what's your take? >> the only time this president ever negotiated in a bipartisan way was during a lame duck session after he was in his own words shellacked in the 2010 election. there are major tax reform and tax credit plans endorsed by republicans and congress specifically the r & d tax credit supported by 32 democrats in the house. you'll see immense pressure on this president to take on these sensible extensions or making these tax credits permanent to show that business can go on even if light of what's likely to be a major loss for him and his party on election night. >> will he do it? >> i'm not optimistic at all. there's zero evidence that this president has any interest in compromising with the gop. over the last six years he's had

and marys a member of "the walltreeeet urnal" and tony was pres aide to jack kemp wn he w vice presidentialnominee. he's a fox news contributor. phenomenal panel today a we approach a big day on tuesday night. let's lk about a lame du session and what president obama, how he's goin to rea, if in fact weee the gop take the senate. what's your take? >> the only te thi president ever negotiated in a ipartisan way was during a lame duck session after he was in his own wos shellacked in the 2010 election. there e major tax eform and tax credit plans endorsed by reblicans and congress specifally the r & d tax cred supported by32 democrats in thehouse. you'll smmense pressure on this president to ta o these sensible extsis oraking thesx credits permanentto show that busess can go on even if light of what'slily to be a major loss for him and his party on electionnight. >> will he do it? >> i'm notoptimistic at all. there's zero evidence th thi president ha any interin compromising with the gop. over the last six years he's h opportunities on budget, immigrion, t reform, entitlemt reform and chose n

. >> reporter: conservative republicans like steve kemp say mr. obama is overstepping his boundaries. >> to say you are not going to deport anybody, they ought to be at the border and not letting them in to begin with. if they are here, they ought to be looking to get rid of them. >> senate republican leaders are calling the president's action unconstitutional and illegal. the white house won't go into details, but mr. obama is also expected to broaden the visa programs for highly skilled tech workers. very important for this region and that's something of course silicon valley has been lobbying for. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> just ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, caught in the act. south bay police hope this video evidence leads them to a pair of home burglars. see why they thought they could get away with the crime. >>> plus security video of another burglary targeting a prestigious music program in the bay area, and why the school believes this was an inside job. >>> new at 4:30, cosby fallout. what his attorney is saying after another woman has come

i have often said the statement popularized by jack kemp, a rising tide lifts all boats, a sinking tiede bottom of the most. many black eople are waking up, waking up to the fact that as my friend from louisiana said, democrats have abused black people for too long end if you look at the actual facts, as they will see it.% i had three callers to my show today who were self identified blacks who voted democrat in the past and said they are now going to vote republican because they looked at what has happened over the last six years, black people are worse off, the whole country is worse off and some peeple aae paying attention to the facts so i don't believe this appeal on the part of michele obama is going to cause a lot of people to vote democrat ust because they are black. stuart: you deliver clarity, we know exactly -- >> i was listening. -pthank you, i always enjoy bei with you. stuart: a big day, glad you are with us. mack how gambling revenue falling off a cliff. can you imagine? worst drop in history. why is that? we will figure it out next. i'd just gotten married. i was right o

while this is the first time in history, the number of women in congress hit triple digits, it may be kemp rather. we've got a key race up in the area, mary landrieu trying to hold her seat in louisiana. there are technically 20 women in the senate and 80 in the house. >> and there is -- go ahead. >> it's interesting, because many of the high profile women that won last night are conservative. >> absolutely. i only mentioned one democratic. >> there is as belief that the women will govern better, they get along better, make control pro mices better than the men. >> voting issues reported in a few states last night. in connecticut, two polling stations were ordered to stay open. the governor's campaign argued voters had been turned away. the governor had to wait more than half an hour to vote. malloy declared victory in the race. his republican challenger tom foley has refused to concede. >> verge congressman scott regal posting this video to you tube, showing touch screen voting machines in virginia beach. the x. kept bouncing to his opponent's name. similar complaints were find across the

georgia secretary of state kemp denied the allegations calling the claims absolutely false.he scored a victory when a state judge declined to act in the dispute saying the plaintiffs failed to prove the state violated the law. joining me from atlanta is msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt who has been following everything on the ground. what is turnout like and what is polling telling us right now about early voting in georgia? >> reporter: sure. hey melissa. you're right in that minority voters are really the whole ball game here for democrats. the state as a whole is the place where they can prove that they can expand the electorate. the state is changing demographically much the way the country is. it's becoming more urban. more african-american voters and more hispanic voters. at this point, early voter turnout is a little over 33%. if it were to stay there, michelle nunn could potentially win the race outright with 50% of the vote. both sides acknowledge that's not likely to be the case. that turnout is going to come down from there. we just did a poll, nbc news, t

he said jack kemp came in and gave him unbridled hell. you got to find the middle somehow. somebody familiar with the obama white house said to me last night, send joe biden to the hill, that should be their point man. biden lovings it and he's pretty good at it and he knows them. but they're starting from deep deficits. >> biden's been iced out for the past couple of years. politico's leading with a no obama pivot after the midterms. i think it's impossible to write a story at 3:00 a.m. about what happened at 2:00 a.m. this is a little early. barack obama by the way somebody said you're being awfully nice to barack obama for the white house being defiant. this is a big punch in the gut. and you have to feel empathy for anybody sitting in that office that has endureded what they endured. i think they'll come around. and realize they've got two years and they're dealing with a republican board of directors. even though they're ceo, the two are going to have to talk to each other. >> it's a huge punch in the gut. what are the options moving

. >> all right, back to our panel now, former press aide to vice president nominee, jack kemp, and executiveimmy carter and all three of course are fox news contributors. we appreciate you guys hanging in on the long haul because this is obviously a late night and early morning. but i want to talk about first of all moving forward, pat. the republicans and where they go next. what happens come january? what should be the top five priorities for now the senate and house controlled by republicans? i want to read a tweet, you can ask me questions, michael writes, isis, jobs, bring back veterans. what would you say would be the number one priority that republicans should focus on? >> well, the number one priority is the jobs issue. first of all, what the republicans did this year and as i said they pay a price for it is unlike 1994 where at least you have the pretense of a contract with america. a stand by all republicans. mitch mcconnell and john boehner specifically decided to say nothing. so what they have is nothing but a mandate for the people defeating the senators, so neither party, nobod