pressler, rebuttal on the keystone xl pipeline? >> where governor rounds is wrong is you cannot carry north dakota crude in the same pipeline as tar sands oil. that is a lie that has been told to by the oil companies. the first, original keystone plan was to move canadian tar sands oil to louisiana. now that they are under fire, they say we will put some north dakota crude in there. you cannot. i looked at an engineering report today. that would be impossible to do. our shipper should be told that. we need two american pipelines running in north dakota, two american pipelines taking them to midwestern refineries and bringing it back to south dakota. this is absurd. the keystone pipeline cannot carry north dakota crude. >> with all due respect to senator pressler, i talked directly to the individuals who are building the keystone xl. they are clear they have reserved 10% of the allowable space on that pipeline to bring north dakota crude, which is a light, sweet crude, different than the tar sands. they would not say that if it were

a three-person race, a republican state, and larry pressler served in the 80's. this is another pick up for the senate majority because tim johnson democrat is retiring, and it looks like mike rounds should have an easy time. but pressler has confused things a bit. >> the republicans thought they had a decent shot of winning this race, david. gary peters not a well-known representative from michigan running against terri lynn land. it does not appear that michiganers is ready for a republican senator. >> and he has made terri lynn land a clone of the koch brothers. let's move over to minnesota, another 9:00 closing, and that is a house race between rick noland and stewart mills, republican. a lot of people have suggested that stewart mills looks like brad pitt. he has been caught playing with his hair. does that matter? >> it does matter because it's funny. michele bachmann in minnesota retiring, so people will be spending a lot of time looking at the minnesota house race. >> we'll look at the results of the new york house race. >> michael grim has been hounded b

and in south dakota, mike rounds easily defeat eed rick weiland d larry pressler.ily defeating amanda turt its steve daines. john welsh withdrew over allegations he plagiarized most of his speeches. and tom cotton defeated mark pryor. pryor tried running away from president obama, whose approval rating 34%. in i, was a history-making night, republican joni ernst picking up the seat by retiring john harken. ernst becoming the first republican win over bruce braley. spending $80 million in that campaign. >> she's going to be a big star when she gets to washington. and in colorado, it was a surprisingly smooth win for the republican corey guay gardner. north carolina, this was the state that put it over the top for republicans, if you were watching our coverage last night. thom tillis defeated the income competent democrat kay hagan and that was the race that gave republicans control of the senate. kansas, one of the most hotly contested race in the senate, pat roberts won defeating the self-funded independent challenger greg orman. look at virginia. no one thought th

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one of our eyewitness weather watchers, captain chuck pressler sent in this beautiful picture from perkasieu can see a coating. this is a clash of two seasons robert in glen moore sends in this eyewitness cam picture of these beautiful flowers covered in snow. say it isn't snow. bad pun. snow showers moving across the area but some break in the action even through delaware county heading through new castle county as well and it is moving towards the east. close tort shore we'll see a few flakes mixing in with that rain but you can see the barkeep already coming to an end in the poconos very light snow right now in the lehigh valley and also reading berks county. but some snow right now interior south jersey, browns mills, shamong, winslow heading along the atlantic city expressway here and that will be coming to an end by about 2:00 a.m. could be worse, though. philadelphia right now the temperature 36 degrees. consider some of these temperatures. chicago 27, denver seven, billings montana, three. rapid city north dakota zero. they haven't gotten out of the is this goal numbers all week. we

chuck pressler says still mild bye awe file clouds.would you like to be a weather watcher we were like to feature you. sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers. we are looking at a pleasant night. this is view from campbell's field cam through sky cam three. clouds are rolling in but that will keep temperatures fairly mild tonight. right now on storm scan three we are watching an area of low pressure off the mid-atlantic coast just hanging out, bringing some moisture toward the north. then possibly kicking back a little bit toward philadelphia area so overnight there could be a little bit of drizzle and this will be fog. ab wear of. that it will be during early morning hours. by 7:00 a.m. we are dealing with fog and then everything sweeps east as that cold front gets closer from the west and heads towards the east. with that front coming in it means much cooler temperatures but good news is it will be a slow progression. right now in philadelphia 64. 53 degrees in allentown. fifty-six in reading. fifty-eight in lancaster. look at core of the

chuck pressler wrote in earlier, temperatures have been falling a little bit and they did see a good of snow even on the grassy surfaces, and untreated surfaces during the afternoon today. the closer to home in philadelphia and a to the south and to the east mainly rain to take, kathy says 34 degrees in wynonna. she sent this picture, unfortunately just some puddles. if you would like to be an eye witness weather watcher you can be part of the newscast. to sign up now go to cbs philly.com/watchers. don't worry, south jersey just because you missed out this time there will be many more opportunities this winter. our live mobile weather lab is in collegeville montgomery county, driving through some areas roads that are wet, looked good right now. you can see snow piled up on the sides there. we will be seeing temperatures falling below freezing overnight in collegeville montgomery county, so please be aware of that especially into thanksgiving morning. our eyewitness cam takes to us new britain pa where you can see the snow, too heavy for those tree limbs, knocking down tree limbs but

captain pressler is saying the humidity riding high and the pressure slowly rising. we are going to be seeing our weather dramatically changing over the next 48 hours. if you would like to be a weather watcher and check the weather for us, over the next several months, we want to you join our team. go to cbsphilly.com/watchers. >>> outside even in philadelphia no weather problems yet. the dense fog advisory right now just for south jersey and delaware. but that will continue through the morning hours. elsewhere, we're just looking at patchy fog continuing toward the north and west of the city. right now storm scan3 we're seeing moisture offshore. some low clouds pushing westward and that is contributing to the moisture and the fog. off to the north and we have this front entering the erie area in western pa, that is our arctic front that is going to be bringing in some very cold air. overnight tonight, we will see the fog rolling in. the on shore flow by the afternoon all of this will be cleared out. colder air will filter in and the air will be very dry as well. rig

right now in perkasie pa captain chuck pressler says 18 degrees and falling with clear skies.f you will like to be an "eyewitness weather" watcher, we would love for you to join the team. sign up. go to cbs phill cbsphilly.com/w. we have feeling it will be very busy winter and we're going to need you. let's take a look out at one of the biggest signs of the season. the holidays are just around the corner when we see santa he through the switch on the holiday light display at peddler's village in bucks county tonight. kate bilo was there to help usher in the holiday season. the grandly loom nation celebration is annual tradition this year featured 1 million spectacular lights. what a site. temperatures are going to be climbing. that is the good news in this "eyewitness weather" forecast. yesterday's high 50 degrees. today not so great for the tree lighting temperatures were only in the upper 20s. and we'll watch tomorrow as we get into the 40s. sunday above average and then monday just sky rocketing into the 70s. so a huge swing in our weather. right now in philadelphia, 31. mi

you can see a third of ab inch of rain sitting right there. 48 degrees chuck pressler is roaring perkasie and let's see what he's saying. cool and damp with light fog. the good news once the colder air moves in, we will be seeing some clearing skies. over toward reading the temperature is if you have tee degrees and dave says relative humidity 85%. winds about 6 miles an hour and visibility 2 miles. so still reduced visibility even to the north and west of the city as the skies clear. that will give way to better viewing conditions. if you would like to be an it witness weather watcher we would like you to join our team. you can be featured in our newscast. sign up now go to cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/watchers. we are seeing some areas of fog here and there. especially down the shore. our skycam3 shows atlantic city we're seeing some showers moving your way in ac and our barrier islands. coming up from the south some rain and a rumble of thunder along the eastern shore of maryland. that thunderstorm quite small but it may be moving in to southern parts of delaware. this is our triple swee

captain chuck pressler one of our "eyewitness weather" watchers in perkasie snows the snow covering this grassy field. the animals staying dry. not minding too much. the tale of two seasons here. you have your summer geranium on the back deck and rob is saying in glenmore, yes, we have in snow accumulating on the grass. in philadelphia right now 37 degrees. it always could be worse consider this chicago in the 20s. denver sick. billings two. rapid city south dakota one below zero. right now we're still in the 30s everywhere. even in the poconos. as we take zoom in you can see where the snow is falling temperatures right at 32. so we do have those plum pee flakes of snow. that is going to be changing much the snow will be moving offshore it stays cold friday, saturday and sunday and then an arctic chill will be moving in. this begins late monday into tuesday. the core of that arctic air builds back down through the great lakes and northern plains again and then we get hit on tuesday with high temperatures struggling in the 30s. here's a look at that seven day forecast. 40s until tuesday.

now former senator larry pressler, an independent candidate. your opening statement starts right now. >> i am running as an independent. i'm running as an independent to end the poisonous relationship between republicans and democrats in the united states senate so we can finally get something done. also, running as an independent i find myself right now under attack by the republican party, the democratic party, and all sorts of groups aligned with them. your mailboxes are being flooded with false information about me, and the two parties are so afraid that i might win because it would disrupt the power structure in the senate. they're telling you that i voted against social security. i did not. you're getting their television ads almost twice every 15 minutes. i just saw two of them saying that i voted against social security. i did not. also, i have a 22-year record of voting against big government. i'm the only candidate up here with a fiscally conservative record in the united states senate and congress. i can take my seniority back to the

and mike rounds was without up in an investment scandal touted by larry pressler and rick weiland. for the last couple of days it has been trending in their directions. it's one race that they thought they would pick up, taking the number down to three, with the republican pick-ups in west virginia and arkansas, and south dakota, leading three more that they need to pick up in order to take control of the senate. mention virginia, and one thing we should point out is the way the associated press does this, is they make the samples from precincts. one reason some races are called by associate press, and not virginia, assist because there's several hundred thousand votes to come in from northern virginia. the suburbs are on washington d.c. a strong area from the democratic incumbent. he may be able to close the gap by 60,000-70,000 in arlington county alone. that's why it is close, and there has been no projections while you see projections in other races. let me continue in virginia, ed gillespie - they pumped a lot of money into the race. >> he was considered a great campaign manag

start off with chuck pressler in perkasie. 34 degrees there right now. not too bad.up to the north we'll check in with keith in sailors berg at 33 degrees. skies are clearing and the temperature is actually rising. not too bad out there for tonight as skies clear. toward the reading area dave is reporting 37 degrees with a few clouds outside and actually let's take a look at some pictures sent in by our weather watchers. this one from keith we just checked in saylorsburg showing the ice and snow on the pond near his house. a beautiful shot there. and we've got alan had sent us this nice little snowman outside on his grill he made a smiley face for us. thank you so much. i'm thankful for the weather watchers who check and zen us great observations across the region. you can be featured in our newscast by becoming one of our "eyewitness weather" watchers. it's really easy to do. sign up now cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com/watchers. let's take a look how things are looking outside. start you off with a shot from the cbs-3 sky deck from the rooftop here at the cbs broadcast

do you think there's a chance that rick wileand can win, and also pressler in there as a third candidate have the numbers as far as the polls are concerned with mike rounds winning. but i've talked to hundreds, if not thousands of native americans. they didn't get those phone calls for the polls. so we're the undercounted, not only when it comes to voting. we're urnt counted when it comes to polling. so i think you'll see a big surprise when it comes election day, where everybody's going to say, where'd all these indians come from? because we are here, we will vote, and we will make a difference. >> what about that wiz pan, your thoughts on that comment? >> well, i think that we're going to get out in record-breaking numbers. i think that we're going to do extremely well. we're doing really well when it comes to early voting. and you know what? we're 13% of the state now. half our population is under the age of 21. in ten years, we'll be 20% of the state. in 30 years, we might be 30% of the state, and i think that both republican and democrats need to start listening to the indians and w

mike rounds easily defeated rick weiland and larry pressler to win the seat.ntana, republican steve daines easily defeating democrat amanda curtis to win the senate seat surrendered by max baucus, who is now the u.s. ambassador to china. democrats all but conceded this race after their original candidate john walsh withdrew over allegations he plagiarized part of his masters thesis. republicans picking up a seat in arkansas. the margin here was big. tom cotton, a young, young man in his late 30s defeating mark pryor. pryor had tried running away from president obama, whose approval rating among arkansas voters was just 34%. history made in iowa. the republican jodi ernst picking up the seat being vacated by retiring democrat tom harkin. ernst is the state's first female senator, the first representative sent to washington at all. they have never elected a woman as governor either. this an easier than expected win over democrat bruce braley. after a long battle, candidates spending nearly $80 million between them on campaign ads. >> a very crowded primary. and

but mark, since you corrected me on larry pressler,ly not turn to you for the next question. we want to be correct. we want to be right. let's go back back to new hampshire, though. michael gerson, this was a state, again, democrats thought they were in good shape there, and they were sweating it out. >> well, this is one of the things i'm looking at tonight. can republicans win away games? can they win in places out of the south, out of their normal round house here? and new hampshire a lot of republicans had some hopes here. and that's been disappointed. we're looking at north carolina in that category. we're looking at iowa and colorado in that category. that indicates to me a lot about 2016. can republicans win in places that purple states, not just red states? >> well, the question is whether the candidate is the strong one or the challenger is the strong one? as we saw in kentucky, i think we have that speech from mitchell mcconnell, that excerpt. we're going the look at it right now and talk about it on the other side. >> when you get right down to it, that's what this

is they pressler independent, gordon howie is the --er independent, we just >> we cover that debate and you can check it out on our website. one had him up by eight or 10 point. >> that is where my comment comes in. first of foremost, the polls that i am seeing him, some of includingare not independent gordon howie. thesome people have gotten telephone pole, and they tried to pick gordon howie on the phone, and it just kept replaying the other choices. the people who i am talking to in western south dakota are absolutely fed up. but thetch the debate, fundamental thing that i am seeing is that people are absolutely fed up and, you know, anyway, i have voted pursley, but i think it is a lot tighter of a race that people are saying. i am going to move on only because we are short on time. donna is joining us on the democratic line for massachusetts. donna poland is from somerville, massachusetts, and i am going out the polls the first thing in the morning hopethey open up, and i the democrats all caps their majority back in the house of representatives, including more in the senate. and i

it looks like larry pressler had the potential to pull off the upset in south dakota but they both underwhelmedoderates? joining me to talk about all of this, we're lucky to have director of the uva politics and david corn with mother jones. thanks for being with us, gentlemen. >> sure thing. >> larry, i want to start with you on this virginia piece. what is your assessment on this? did mark warner err in terms of his appeal to the moderate republican? >> i think he underestimated the role of passion which in a midterm election is always key. this was unusually low. the lowest since 1942. i don't know that anybody calculated it would be that low. but mark warner, i think he did know that he was in for a much tougher race. they certainly didn't expect one this close. but it is more difficult for someone like warner whose brand is bipartisanship to excite the base and you need the base to be excited when the wind is in your face, as opposed to 2008 when the wind was at his back. that's the fundamental difference. >> "the washington post" is making the argument that warner should have made a more

and in south dakota, another crowded field, democrat rick weiland is facing mike rounds and larry presslernow, republicans need a net gain of four, repeat, four seats, to win control of the u.s. senate after scoring pickups tonight in west virginia and arkansas. but if they lose in kansas, that number could go back up. the polls are about to close in arizona, colorado, kansas, louisiana, michigan, nebraska and new mexico, new york, south dakota, texas, wisconsin and wyoming. let's go back to anderson for more. >> we've been cover louisiana. we have correspondents all across the country covering senate races in key states. tracking the ballots as they're counted. i want to go to louisiana to mary landrieu's headquarters. very possible there's going to be a runoff there. >> reporter: it's very possible. but this is a jungle category. i spoke to a senior aide who says they are very hopeful that they are going to hit that number, but they are prepared for a possible runoff in december. now the senator's going to be arriving very shortly with her family to watch very closely to watch the votes

south dakota a four-way race in which larry pressler and independent and former senator trying to recaptureenate but the former governor of south dakota is currently ahead in that race. also in massachusetts where ed markey has been declared the winner according to networks and we are watching louisiana. keep in mind both louisiana and georgia if no candidate gets 350% plus one -- 50% plus one they face a run off. host: back to telephone calls. next is haley in brookeville, kentucky, republican. you are on. caller: hi, thanks for taking my call. i was calling to comment about the senate race in kentucky. i feel like that alison grimes falsified a lot of her information during the race around here especially in this local area. a lot of people were misinformed about her position on coal and her voting for obama. i feel like if she had just came forward more with honest answers to the questions that sleeves asked, i feel like even throw i'm a republican i feel like she would have had a better chance of winning over kentucky in the race. i also feel like if the republicans take house majority

project that south dakota republican mike rounds will beat democrat rick weiland and independent larry pressleriring democratic senator tim johnson. this is a gop pickup that was long expected. n notwithstanding a scare last month when rounds' lead in the polls dipped into the single digits. republicans have turned a third senate seat from blue to red. michigan as well where gary peters will beat republican challenger terri lynn land. that's not a surprise. in texas senator john cornyn will beat david alameel. not a surprise there. nor is this a surprise. minnesota, liberal al franken will get a second term by beating his republican challenger mike mcfadden. >> cory gardner has a slight lead over first term democratic senator mark udall. but as of this moment too early to project a winner in that race. also too early to project whether pat roberts of kansas, the senate's arguably most vulnerable incumbent will be able to hold on to the seat he's held for 18 years. roberts has a slight lead over independent greg orman who says he will caucus with whatever party wins the majority in the senate al