and it's rain when it starts, but the far west suburbs changes to snow quickly at 9:00, the dark purpling that is heavy snow across the northwest suburbs, changing to snow in philadelphia at lunch time, and finally it make its to the coastline at 6:00, you can see at that point, there is not much more moisture, a race between when the cold air moves in and when the moisture moves out. if you are trying to get a line tomorrow, the location is key. melissa has more on that. >> we are talking about location, north and west, has more accumulations along the i-95 corridor. if you are on the roads, it's mainly wet along the i-95 corridor, but where we are anticipating higher amounts of snowfall, we are talking about big wet snowflakes that will reduce your visibility. tomorrow in our northwest suburbs from easton to lancaster, this is the hard of the hit location, heavy, wet snow and branchs are knocked down because of the wet snow and power concerns as well. along the 95 corridor from doylestown to salem and south jersey and delaware, it begins as rain and turns to wet snow and a slushy accumu

well, tonight we will see that it is going to have city hall lighting up purple. but what does it really have to have at its heart? it has to have leadership and it has to have justice and it has to have advocacy, leadership really starts at the top, and in san francisco, it starts with mayor ed lee and his team at city hall and preventing and intervening and funding those of us who try to stop domestic violence. thank you. >> david chiu, and the board supervisors, their doors are always open to us and we meet with them year round on the legislation and budgetary issues and their leadership shows, every single day. emily murase, dr. murase, and the department and the commission on the status of women, kandel and andrea shorter and johnson and many, many more show the city every day that women count. and that there is no excuse for domestic violence. >> leadership in the community, when we see swinging here today and sissy and some of you know her, and helped to start a lot of the funding and organization in the community that helped to fund the domestic violence c

but we still have those advisories in purple and in pi pink. winter storm warnings that continue through this evening. snowfall totals have been coming in and my colleague meteorologist caitlin roth has the latest on those totals coming in across the area. caitlin. >> no surprise here the highest totals going to be north and west of philadelphia. and those people will be waking up to white thanksgiving. let's take look at them. mount pocono 6.5-inches so far today. not at the end of this storm. these reports came in earlier this afternoon. 4-inches in allentown. three in quakertown upper buck county just over 3-inches in exton and horsham coming in 1.5-inch. slushy 1.5 and much of the surrounding suburbs. albrightsville the winner or lose sr. over so far up in carbon county 8-inches. jefferson township in berks county over five. so again the further north and west you go is where you'll see the higher amounts. they've been colder all day. had snow all day. 3-inches in souderton. to .5 in delaware county that's chadds ford 1.5 in wayne. all day

states. >> blue and purple. >> to show they had power for 2016 going in. it's going to be a different map. they are going to govern and they have to pass legislation to show the american people that republicans can do it. give us the rein and we can help people get this done on this number one issue. jobs and the economy. 2016, you are going to see a lot of candidates positioning themselves early to show that they have leadership, that they can get the job done and put themselves in a good position because the 2016 election started the day the 2014 election ended. >> ray suarez, are there any mod rats? who negotiations? who works for the other side? it seems to me you have a couple of different camps, those cans who have aspirations for 2016. you have got the tea party fringe of the g.o.p. and are there any mod rats left to get the work done to legislate, to govern moving forward? >> not that many. it's long been known in this most recent era that the republican caucus is more right and the democratic caucus, more left than ever before. so that there are v

and here's this little girl asking for his purple heart. and then i called his mother, i call it his wife, her grandmother, and i chatted with her and i can remember the day i awarded the medal to the wife, 12 gorgeous women with small boys and i said would you like to read the citation and i got flashback had ar hat i couldn't stom. boring yours -- am i now? the viet nam memorial, which i think a lot of you have been to, there is one name on there. you can ask me who is john? i'm going to tell you who he is. our operation utah, which was a very vicious operation. finally overcame the enemy, so to speak, and moving out to a new position. and john was my point man, meaning he was the guy up front. and suddenly, there was an explosion. .nd i saw john drop and i ran over. and a good portion of his skull had been blown off. he was still alive. bleeding profusely. a coroner came with me, shook his head and john knew, knew he was dying. please be careful. the hero is mine. is last words were, please, be careful, colonel. there are times i go over

and so many people out here, you see the purple colors. people are wearing purple. they're holding purple flowers and other colors as well. but we have janay here who's been impacted by alzheimer's. why are you out here today? >> walking for hope that one day there will be a cure. because watching my grandmother go through it and my uncle bill turner, it's a terrible disease and this means the world to me. all these people here today, it's very emotional. very, very emotional. it's heartbreaking watching her go through it. you see her being the happiest person in life, and then all of a sudden just sitting there not knowing me, can't talk to me. it's just a horrible, horrible disease. >> reporter: you've been coming out here for a few years now. what is your hope every year that you do? walk? >> that the more money raised, we'll hopefully find a cure one day. i know they're making huge strides with it. i just hope to one day have a cure. >> reporter: you have this little one here that will be walking with you. >> yes. >> reporter: have fun with the walk. at least it

at the moment notice we don't have any pink of purple showing up just yet. way too warm for snow just yet but this is a storm that is intensifying as it wraps itself up and moves up the coast and that means it can generate its old cold air and we have cold air coming to join forces with it here and help get things underway here with the snow eventually. so at the moment, ready to leave the house you are just looking at wet roads as opposed to slick travel, courtesy of icy precipitation, but with that said we do still have winter storm a alerts for the entire northwest half of the viewing area here. winter storm warnings in your pink shaded counties and winter weather advisory down through southeastern pennsylvania, and across the border in to central new jersey. here's where we stan with the temperatures. you can understand why it is just rain. it is a chilly rain, that might be falling up towards pocono region but just not cold enough yet but it is instant last check we were at 50, now 48, temperatures are falling, and they will continue to do so. notice wh

we can't forget that virginia is a purple state. it is not a safe blue state. >> that's true. >> another state that's not very safe, and we're looking at some interesting exit polls michael from wisconsin, which tells us what we've within watching all night everywhere else. >> exactly. it look like the percentages of men compared the women in that race are exact mirrors of one another. so these are just estimates, but 57-42 walker winning men. 57-42 burke winning women. it's like the boys versus the girls. >> but women make up a slightly bigger percentage. >> that would seem to be, but it just indicates that this enduring divide in american politics. >> woodruff: what is it about the way men and women see politics? stu and amy, we've been talking about gender, but what else are you seeing here in terms of income and in terms of race or any other issue or any other demographic i should say that helps us understand what's going on? >> democrats showing good jobs in terms of getting out the african american vote. most of the demographi

you took them the equivalent of a purple heart with you, didn't you. >> we put the purple heart and theroes to heros logo on the other. >> i could sense on the part of the israeli soldiers and i'm struck by how young these guys were. i mean these were kids, they were yinger than -- they're almost young enough to be a grandchild of mine. we were struck by their youth, but i was also struck by how deeply touched they were by the gesture that you presented them something tangible to hang on to and i can tell it was something very, very special to them. >> it's like us in the military, we like the bells and whirsales and all that shingy stuff, so it transcends from one to the other. i wanted to give them that little token you can carry around with you and say we're important to someone. >> you probably feel as i do, it's so very powerful. tell me how these trips have impacted the veterans that you have taken and how it's impacted you. >> wow. it's changed my life and it's changed so many lives. i have become so much more sensitive to everyone, to understanding that people matter and everyon

you get a purple heart if'cw yo get wounded in battle and the israelis don't have a purple heart.we took the purple heart on one side and heroes to heroes on the other and presented each soldier with one of them. >> i know when you didc] could sense onh;poÑ the part of israeli soldiers and i was struck how young they were. they werezaadg kids and almosty to be a ground child of mine. they were deeply touched by the gesture that you presented them something tangible to hang on j to. and it meant something special to them. >> military guys, you like the bells and whistles and shiny stuff and and that's why we)x63u wanted te them something, a token to carrg around and know that somebody else is there for you. >> judy, i want to askb the trip. x it is powerful. and how it impacted thegbñ vetes and how it impacted you? >> it changed my life and it has changed i have been so much more sensitive to everyone and understanding that people matter and everyone matters and everyone has a story and not everyone has a hero's story. they have an everyday story. we wrestle with the word hero and

winter weather advisory go in effect for counties in purple.ecting by the time this is all said and done, more rain and wind then anything, down through southern new jersey, but then as you go further north and west that precipitation gradient gets very, very tight. so it could be what the other town, or one or two towns different where we see a inch offer two verse four to up to a half a foot if not more. very quick check of you're witness weather seven day forecast by the time we get this storm out of here later tonight it is smooth sailing. thursday, black friday, weekend head, all looking okay with some sunshine and our next shot for a shower wouldn't come until monday. vittoria, thanks, katie, good morning have one. in regard tour rush we are not seeing too much of a rush, actually. we did see it earlier on this morning but we are starting to get better out there taking a lot at 42 freeway, we are still seeing a slow down of 55 and 295. as we look at our speed sensors we are overall seeing a lot of green, however, 29 is an average on the s

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today he refused to commit one way or the other to the purple line. in annapolis, scott broom, wusa9. >> hogan said he'll have a bigger hammer than previous republican governors thanks to republican gains in the general assembly. democrats will have a much tougher time overriding any future veto. >>> election experts say mark warner's lead of 12,000 votes over ed gillespie could grow because of provisional ballots that tend to lean democratic. lawyers from both parties are observing the vote canvassing. in fairfax county some errors have been found but nothing to give gillespie the lead. still the margin is still under 1% of the total vote count which means gillespie could request a recount. >> we have high hopes numbers will change and maybe we'll be able to pull something out, but that's the campaign's decision. >> right now the difference is between a half percent and 1% and mr. gillespie would have to pay for that and that will be very expensive. >> republicans hope the lead narrows to under a half percentage point because if that happens, the spl

pras the purple state. she said she feels like she moved the state forward. perdue, for his part, he said he won because he was running as an outsider. he's going start off running. he wants to change the way politics are handled in georgia. it was interesting hearing the two speeches from very different candidates. they kind of sounded the same. they want politics in georgia to change. >> catlin ross, thank you so much for your time. i appreciate it. >>> i appreciate it. >>> president obama joins the ranks of the last two-term presidents to spend his final two years in office with a opposition capitol hill. did the washington gridlock just get worse? joining me now is former rnc chair michael steel. he's an msnbc analyst and way too early lover. that's why he's here. >> oh, my gosh. yeah. >> so good to have you. >> talk about maryland, our home state. there was a big show down that took place there. didn't go the way people expected. for the view of what it means for the republican party. this is good for the brand. but how do you think there could be proble

this year it has a lot of gold and green and deep purple.>reporter:who doesn't love a gingerbread man. it's a new float. >> we have to add candy and props and snow and finish them up. >>reporter:you will find them at the navy yard in unit 603. they have penguins and a walrus. of course there is a turkey float. the boy scouts will ride on the acme float and disney is sponsoring a float. there is radio disney and disney on ice. >> you will never see them fully completed in the float den. we can't get out of the door without taking down props. >> this year our challenge is rain and snow. we have to pull these off the night before the parade. we are worried about wednesday night. >>reporter:there is one person that is not worried one toy sack. that is the jolly old man atop the float. i am lisa thomas-laury for "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >>> and walmart, now you don't have to wait that long to safe. at retailer launched the black friday sales today. you can find the deals only offered for now online. >>> food banks step up your efforts on

states. >> blue and purple. >> to show they had power for 2016 going in. it's going to be a different map. they are going to govern and they have to pass legislation to show the american people that republicans can do it. give us the rein and we can help people get this done on this number one issue. jobs and the economy. 2016, you are going to see a lot of candidates positioning themselves early to show that they have leadership, that they can get the job done and put themselves in a good position because the 2016 election started the day the 2014 election ended. >> ray suarez, are there any mod rats? who negotiations? who works for the other side? it seems to me you have a couple of different camps, those cans who have aspirations for 2016. you have got the tea party fringe of the g.o.p. and are there any mod rats left to get the work done to legislate, to govern moving forward? >> not that many. it's long been known in this most recent era that the republican caucus is more right and the democratic caucus, more left than ever before. so that there are v

they are purple and blue states. and incumbents are hard to beat. three in the last 10 years have been beat. this race has always been analogous to the 1986 race, what you saw a big republican class come in with reagan. you saw the same class beat the heck out of a bunch of democrats. and in arkansas, georgia, north carolina, south dakota, nevada, they won with 50.8 the entire time. that is how we have framed it up. if you look at how we conducted ourselves, we always planned for a big push right at the end to try and push these races over. so, incumbents are tough to beat. the good news about our incumbents is that they are all coming back. they all look really good write up every got them all to the primaries for the first time since 2008. we were able to pivot towards picking up open seats and taking out incumbents that were well -funded, has huge name idea advantages. and a ground game that had been put to work before, so we had to build -- we went with a lot of first-time candidates who have done remarkably well. >> let's break it down. the aud

you can purple or iridescent purple. >> this is an apex tradition where the host country picks the outfits for everybody. and, you know, when president bush hosted this, we had bomber jackets. so, you know, every country will pick a national costume. >> interesting to see. we look at the video now of putin in his purple. now the president. thank you so much for your perspective this this morning. >>> and now to mexico where the aftermath of a brutal discovery involving the disappearance of 43 students has the country on edge. they were allegedly burned to death by a drug gang. protesters are demanding action about the government's inaction. jose joins us now. great to have you with us. he's near ak pock koe. i have big shoes to fill guest hosting for you. >> good morning, francis. a pleasure to speaking with you. i i'm in mexico. the reason we're heading there today the parents of the 43 young university students that have been missing for over a month now, and clearly presumed dead by all the indications. as you said, they were burned to death by cartel leaders. acting on behalf, apparent

plenty of green in the bay area and purple as we drop into saratoga. eastbound and westbound highway nine is shut down between skyline boulevard. all lanes have re-opened but this is a major injury accident and two people were in the vehicle and suffered major injuries. we should see traffic flowing along highway nine in both directions. sky line remained open. expect to see delays. >> apple fans who are itching for the newest gadgets...have to wait. >> here are the tech bytes. >>> you will have to wait for the apple watch. they have announced the dough vice -- the device is not available until spring of 2015. >> a camera launches into space to help users capture the perfect action shot. the most anticipated video game is on sale today, "call of duty," follows a marine private and features kevin spacey as the head of a private military firm and retails for $60. >> that is not the only video release, the internet arcade made 900 classic arcade games free to play on the browser. >>> we have a kidnapping caught on video with a frantic search if this woman

we like the purple. twitter announced new mercier to attract users. you know who still doesn't use twitter? george w. bush. maybe he'll join twitter now. >> he didn't even know he sent that hashtag out, though. >> right. >> we're all wearing purple to bring awareness to pancreatic cancer. >> it is 5:17 right now. we've been tracking the possibility of rain here. -- >> she's really been doing it. >> by we. >> i definitely take this very seriously. i don't want you to get rained on or not rained on if i call for it. we call for it right on temperature and we took up significant totals while you were sleeping. let me show you what we are working with on think and the hours are intensifying. dant santa cruz, get ready for grief hi downtours then between 5:00 and 8:00, we'll start to clear out. only wrapping up your numbers to the 0 couples 2 degrees of accept operation as we get to the coast. clear of the rhine we'll hold it off in to reconnect. . if and we have water on the roadway. so be careful of thoss this in and i (sprch sfrp sfn the rest of your ba

sea to shining sea ♪ from sea to shining sea [ applause ] ♪ oh, beautiful for spacious skies for purple ♪ o beautiful for pilgrim feet ♪ whose stern impassioned stress ♪ ♪ a thoroughfare for freedom beat across the wilderness ♪ ♪ america america ♪ god mend thine every flaw ♪ confirm thy soul in self-control ♪ >>>. ♪ oh, beautiful ♪ ♪ america america ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ from sea to shining sea [ applause ] >> your united states marine band and the morgan state university choir, once again, ladies and gentlemen. [ applause ] our distinguished speakers this evening have so accurately addressed the flag, the anthem. what this moment means to not only baltimore, maryland, but the entire nation. there are a number of distinguished americans who also have a few words to say about what this occasion means to them. again, the jumbo screen, if you will. >> my greatest memory of all with the beautiful star-spangled banner was on the podium at the olympics in 1976. the great sense of pride when they play the national anthe

they need to win three out of four or four out of the purple states, which they have done in colorado and north carolina. the one that split the way was new hampshire. so that fits the test of a no question about it. the republicans, i cannot they e that, you know, could lose one in a wave year, but they cannot lose to. it turned out that they held onto all three. mitch mcconnell in kentucky ended up as a blowout. to be y knew it was going a blowout. some obviously, there is doubt, but it kind of blew itself out with a big lead later on. then you have the other two this was an -- and interesting -- robertson kansas, his numbers were awful. as long as that race was was in deep s, he trouble. republicans when tried to -- ch and switch gears and tried to show him that he is going to vote with the democrats, that is when roberts came back in. in the end, roberts was able to win. last night, abc -- is always think they , i should always put the camera outside the studio -- they, earlier on, before any of the kansas but was counted, he was making argument that, look, clearly republicans are

the blue shows you cold, the purple is really cold. there's not a lot of purple on the map in the united states. so it's cold, but it's not the brutally cold. that stays up into canada. this is through sunday of next week. monday of next week, another shot of cold air comes down. it's the duration of the event that's going to get people's attention. this time of year you get cold but warm back up. not this time. minneapolis, e below freezing now. you're going to stay below freezing. these are the highs through friday and no signs of letup 37 they are in a snowstorm now second degree into minnesota, up to a foot of snow is possible in minneapolis. the cold air does not make it it to the oost coast until friday really. >> great, just in time for the weekend, thanks, bill. >>> new this morning after a bruising week in washington, the president is taking on asia. he's on. a three-nation tour of beijing, rangoon. and australia. kristen welker is live in beijing. why is this trip so important? >> betty, good morning. this is president obama'

well, will you support, for instance, the purple line, which during the campaign he came out against. he made no commitments to supporting purple line construction in maryland, which was on track perhaps to begin by 2015. also important here in maryland, you know, he just talked about this mandate for change, the biggest since 1951. the republicans picked up a number of seats in the legislature last night. they are up to now about 50 seats in the legislature, and that puts larry hogan in a much more powerful position than it did for the previous republican governor here, bob ehrlich, in the early 2 thousands. it makes hogan not quite veto- proof, but he's got about seven or eight democrats to cross over to his side to uphold a veto. he is going into office now, astonished, but with a very high level of confidence that some of the change he's talking about he can actually accomplish. reporting live in annapolis with governor-elect larry hogan, scott broom, wusa 9. >> thank you, scott. the 9-point margin was a clear rejection of the democratic leadership. now democrats are struggling to

thom tillis winning in that primary and not having to go to a runoff in the purple state. we were able to spread outside of our six bright red states where obama got 42% or less and we are able to field these candidates based on the sense that the primary process was more in control than less under control. also as a committee, we were going to stand behind them and train them and help them get the funds they need to run a full campaign. >> when you look at the 2016 field, you might have a rematch. what are some of the races you might be excited were you to have this job in 2016? >> we are looking at each other, because neither one of us will have this job. one of the interesting dynamics of the next election cycle is that it is the inverse of this election cycle in terms of the map. there are i believe seven republican-held states in states that the president won, played out in an election that looks less like a midterm election. when you look at pennsylvania -- there will be several races played out in states where the democratic presidential candidate is likely to win a

but also, you know, the fact that we did so well in the blue and purple states as opposed to the red states makes us feel like, you know, what we were doing, the investments we made made a lot of sense. the biggest surprise, i think everyone would agree, is virginia. i think ed, a+ campaign across the board. in your publication today there's a comment i made we always just wished an outside group believed what we believed. we were so stretched and kind of following the science behind our campaigns and where we made our investment because they raised a lot more money than we do. a lot of our money was just bridge money to try and hold over the summer the line, and we -- while they were on the offensive and outspending us two to one, three to one and just kind of pounding away at our candidates and jacking up the negatives. we had to keep moving money away from the fall because we came from a fundamental position that either it was going to be decided in june or it was going to be decided in october, and when it wasn't decided in june, we were trying to save our money, as much as we co

they carried the red states, were very competitive in purple states, almost winning in virginia, but winning in states like colorado, iowa, new hampshire that are going to be key in the presidential race and also notching victories in blue states. in massachusetts in the governor's race, in maryland in the governor's race. gwen: let's talk about the governors' races, can dan. that was remarkable in itself. >> i think the most remarkable thing is there were a lot of incumbent governors of both parties in trouble and for the most part the republicans survived and i number of the democrats didn't. the illinois governor, pat quinn, was defeated. as beth mentioned, they lost maryland and lost massachusetts. >> hick enlooper survived in colorado. >> survived and dull -- actually a slightly larger margin than cory gardner did. scott walker in wisconsin was supposedly in a tough race, won by six points 79 rick scott won by one point. nathan deal in georgia who people thought maybe jimmy carter's grandson could give him a run. wasn't that close. sam brownback who we knew was in trouble nevert

. >> one of the volunteers, the woman you see here in the purple hoodie sweatshirt is minneapolis mayorsy hodges. she's posing for a photo with another volunteer named neff ill gordon. >> jon: that is awesome, grass roots democracy at its finest. or to put that another way. >> this is a photo of minneapolis mayor betsy hodges arm in arm with a man flashing what law enforcement agencies tell sus a known gang side for a north side gang. (laughter) >> jon: that's a gang sign. all this time i've been the lead in for a in the oruous gang member. (laughter) incredible. you know what, that's it i don't want that gang member, i want that guy gone by the end of the year. (laughter) anyway, eye witness news 5 is faking this story very seriously. >> tonight law enforcement sources alerted to us a photo that has them fuming over the actions of minneapolis mayor. >> they want to know item mayor would take a picture with a convicted criminal while he and the mayor flash gang signs. (laughter) >> jon: i think it's obvious. to warn clown ass bitches, not to snitch. (laughter) just not a sentence i say

. >> my father considered this part of our heritage and our purple mountains' majesty.ennedy says those who sponsor climate lies should be given the death penalty. are: >> sociopaths. >> he warns american values are under attack. >> it's hard to claim we have a democracy in our country. >> kennedy talks about his life and personal struggles. >> i started taking trucks when i was young. soon after my dad died. but everybody has tried them. the enemy of any productive life is civil pity. >> he reflects on the month he spent in a port rican prison thanks to his activism. >> you ask what it was like? experience. >> we have spoke to robert kennedy, jr., lawyer, activist, radio activist in new york. >> you are passionate about the environment. where does it come from? hen did it start? >> i knew i was going to be an environmental advocate. in fact, when i was 8s years old, i wrote a letter to my uncle, president kennedy who sat in the white house asking to talk to him about pollution issues i always saw pollution as theft. i thought why should somebody be able to pollute the

in closing, we won in red states, we won in blue states and we won in purple states and we are going to build on our successes of 2014 so that we can have a successful 2016. there is still going to be an uphill battle. i think we have to be about perfect, but i think we can get there and we're more prepared today than we have been before as a republican party. >> i'm going to do one or two and go to david jackson, todd, kyle, jill, david and craig, nick, sam, chuck, john and zeke to start. that should keep us going. you have been very enthusiastic in your description of the election. a number of your fellow republicans are urging a less triumphant view, i wouldn't label this a mandate. haley barbor should not take this election as some rousing endorsement. charles krauthammer, you had a great night, but you didn't win it, the democrats lost it. are you still feeling the voters' embrace, how sweeping a mandate do you think you actually got from the results on tuesday? >> well, i think when the president doubled down and claimed that his policies were on the ballot and actually went on

. >> purple spray paint everywhere. >> reporter: the work of violent protesters who set fires in this street when george zimmerman was exonerates. now she wonders if the same thing will happen in the michael brown case. >> as a business owner, we are nervous because we don't know what to expect. >> reporter: mayor jean quan told people toexpect the worst. save recordings of criminal activity. keep the cash drawer empty. this building and three others across oakland will function as healing centers. places where people can come to vent their frustrations rather than taking them out on the city. the city is determined to be ready this time. during the trayvon martin protest. chief sean whent said his police were caught flat flatted. this time they will be ready. they cancel all vacation days and time off. san francisco police already carrying riot gear. is. >> three people are in custody for leading police on a high speed chase. they brought a toddler along for the ride. it started when police said they robbed a safeway store in castro valley. they took off on an suv with police followi

-- i guess we haven't debate now on blue and purple the so watching - mitch mcconnell walks every to give e of wanting this post -- not wanting to give up his post, i think it it even more ake dysfunctional because every time they try to make a video, you will have three very high-profile figure screaming no. the if he goes towards likely presidential candidates, you are going to have anyone who is running for reelection in 2016 saying, i'm going to lose if you do this. i think that is going to make it so paralyzed. >> the big difference though is that the republicans will own the next congress. a ow they are going to own very unpopular institution and unless they put points on the they're unless passing bills -- the voters are going to reject them. that is where the relationship

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. >> just wanted to make sure you're aware of that, wearing purple.bly purple t-shirt underneath the washing coat this morning, mom made him wear a hat. temperatures are in the 30's, and 40's, it is much chillier, it actually is just as cold as it was on monday morning, but we don't have the milder temperatures to look forward to seven out every ten. some sunshine early, may pump it down to a six. because we had the 20-degree temperature drop. possibility of rain and north and west will see some snow showers before the end of the day first flakes of the season. 26 degrees mount pocono, 31 lancaster, 41 here in the city, and 36 degrees in trenton, and 38 in atlantic city, 41 in wildwood. so, these temperatures are how much? almost or above 20 degrees colder than they were yesterday at this time. so, dress accordingly. wind not huge issue, but it makes it feel just smidge colder than it is. and that direction is north or northwesterly wind, which means, the cold air has moved in. we will watch this area of rain down in the gulf with possibility of some

we're looking for rain changing at times to wet snow but we'll probably only see wet snow in the purplenties. the biggest issue would be poor visibility as that snow is really coming down. way above freezing right now though across the region. allentown in the 30's but still 50 degrees in philadelphia, 47 wilmington, 45 in millville. so again through most of the morning commute across most of the region we're looking at just rain. as you step outside to catch that school bus look for temperatures to be probably falling in the -- out of the 50's into the 40's actually for that one. and as we roll through the days, yeah, it's 50 now but by 8 o'clock we could be all the way down to 42 and then i think we spend most of the day in the 30's with that precipitation eventually changing over to some wet snow. if you're in the northern and western suburbs expect temperatures to get a little bit cooler than this. we'll have future tracker showing you the progression and arrival and departure of all of this stuff in a couple minutes. karen. >> i'm waiting for the departure mostly. as we look outsid

during his service hightour received five bronze stars, a purple heart and an american defense service. >>> jimmy kimmel live coming up at 11:35 right here after "action news". the here's jim which a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks, jim. hello philadelphia. here's a bit on have what we have got on tap tonight. >> we will be right back with mindy kailing. >> hold on a second we will not be right back with mindy kailing, i will be right back with mindy kailing. this is the time of the year when the flu starts to spread. before the first sneeze, help protect with a spray. before the first tissue, help defend with a wipe. and help prevent with lysol. to get ten times more protection and kill 99.9% of germs around the house. this season, help protect your family with lysol. start healthing. >>> eagles have a a arrived in dallas fort worth. here's jeff skversky. >> we don't see this very much, eagles in dallas on thanksgiving for the first time in 25 years. bird will try to carve up tony romo and dallas cowboys tomorrow on thanksgiving with sole possession of first place on the table. d

competitive and winning big in iowa, north carolina, still states that are purple if not blue.uph, the cotton race opening caught everyone off guard. and you look and say, what happened there? but also the fact we did so well in the blue and purple states as opposed to the red states makes doing, like what we were the investments we made made a lot of sense, but the biggest surprise was virginia. -plus campaign across the board. your publication today, we always just wish that outside groups believe what we believe, and we were so stretched and following the signs behind our campaigns and what we made our investments in, because the dnc race a lot more money than we did. they were outspending us, 1-2, 3-1, and we came from a fundamental position that either it can be decided in or could be decided in october, and when it was not decided in june, we were trying to save our money for the back end. our folks say labor day is the day when people start looking for elections. columbus day was the day when people start to really focus. we were trying to forward our cash, but they were

received the purple heart.d when he took his own life, wary from his long battle with invisible wounds of war. hunt ended his life while struggling with post-traumatic stress. he locked himself inside his apartment and turned the gun on himself. hunt was as we mentioned this decorated veteran, got the purple heart for his time in iraq, fought the taliban in afghanistan and his heartbroken parents vowed their son's suicide would not be forgotten. so this week his mother provided emotional testimony on capitol hill and the mother and father met with top advisors. clay's parents told me their story. >> they had been in iraq for three weeks, i believe, when his bunk mate was killed in an ied explosion and that was his first, you know, his first experience of losing someone very close. i think a couple of weeks later another one in his platoon was shot right in front of him. and then two days after that clay was shot through the wrist by a sniper. aiming for his head. and that injury ended up bringing him back home.

the medals he had earned, including the purple heart. they ended up in a yard sale in south carolina. but a retired marine browsing with his wife bought them two weeks ago and tracked down the family here in northern virginia. he put them in the mail. >> i got the package, and when we opened it up, i was shocked to find out what they had sent. >> quite impressed with his career, because i didn't know about the purple hearts, the distinguished flying cross and the air medals. amazing. i spent 21 years in the military myself, and achievements are special. >> reporter: now they have one more mission, to meet that couple. >> we can't say enough about the effort they made. >> repor actually, there's another mission. you see, lieutenant tom has a grandson whom they say should be the o to keep his medals. >> we found out he was in the marine corps. i don't know where he is now. we'll do our best to find him. >> reporter: derrick ward, news4. >>> want to update a breaking news story now. a plane has made an emergency landing in dulles airport. w

they need to make a case that they can win in blue or purple case to have a case to win in 2016. when it will be more difficult. >> thought on that? >> you look at this map as we did before this election. i think we agreed that this was unfavourable for democrats. republicans had to bounce. i pay attention to what ray is saying. the margin of four points does not bode well for democrats. you look at the south. the south right now, there's one democratic senator, kay hagan, there by herself, trying to win. so is mary landrieu and michelle nunn trying to make a stand. otherwise it's a republican south, and that could be the headline. >> anything thought. >> i'd say democrats will take it. it's a must win. jeanne shaheen was a must-win for democrats, a firewall. it was an important race for them to win. they had momentum, and pushed against the narrative. >> thank you to the panel >>> we'll be back with more of our special coverage "america votes 2014." >> absolutely i'll vote. equal pay for women. equality for the l.g.b.t. community. saving our environment, especially in north caro

liz: that guy with the purple -- i love that guy. can you get that back, the purple dude?dible. [laughter] it's right before that. >> it's right before that. where's john thiel? >> [inaudible] >> oh, god. there he is, there's john thiel. liz: stop. closing bell ringing in 32 minutes -- >> there's liz! liz: alcoa, we told you about this, the new f-150 that fox business showed you rolling off the assembly line earlier this week. add a little rocket fuel as it helps the u.s. military build its most advanced fighter jet in history. alcoa's president of defense, eric roguer in, gives us a fox business exclusive first look at how it works. >>> plus, a fox business special. all day we've been reporting on the business of family wealth and charitable giving. coming up, big name celebrities working with a company to make dreams of meeting celebrities come true for $10. a large portion of the money goes to charity. the cofounders let you in on how it works. want to meet bono or magic johnson? much more, stay tuned. ♪ ♪ there was no question she was the one. she reminds you every day