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we're getting early results. we're going to share those results with our viewers. ralph northam, the democratic candidate. ed gillespie, the republican candidate. we'll get those numbers, and we'll share them with you as soon as they start coming in. in the meantime, let's go over to erin. >> and welcome to a special edition of "outfront." thank you, wolf. as we are continuing our election night coverage in this crucial race. now that the polls are closing at this instant in virginia, we can reveal some more of our exit poll results. there are some crucial numbers here. david chalian is back with new information, and david, what more can you tell us now? >> erin, you remember how the incidents in charlottesville injected into the virginia governors race. we asked voters today about which candidate both candidates, how they would handle race relations. voters would say, would you trust ralph northam on race relations? 55% of voters say yes. 40% say no. how does gillespie fare on this score? we asked do you trust ed gillespie on race relations. the complete flip. 40%

the result. of the automatic relegation places. well now it's time to take a look at the results so far on match day thirteen and as you can see there was that dortmund and shock a thriller four goals each gladbach beat byron munich ending their run of fantastic results leipzig bremen freiburg great result for them they were in dire need of that win against minds frankfurt lost against leverkusen beat evolves. over on friday through which to start and of course on sunday we have too much is against hoffenheim cologne let's see if they can actually manage their first win of the season when they face berlin and now it's time to take a look at the table so far on match day thirteen and let's see how things have been shaping up as you can see byron unix lead there at the top two three point two at leipzig moving up shall come move down after that draw. dortmund stay in their same positions move up hoffenheim move down and then then the other end of the table let's take a look at how things are moving their no move at the very bottom of

what are you getting that on results you say the numbers don't add up what proof do you have. well i've got the reports from a.b.c. already been called whistleblowers within the b.b.c. those who there's a funny come which was the major service provider who did the mission of telecommunication company human exactly the communication company the service providers there was a very calm the orange and the. transmitting the ruling party say one of the reasons for the law tun out was because people. stopped from going to the polling stations roads and highways were closed by your supporters and that you and your party actually took part in acts of sabotage to support i did and actions. went on live television interview and my support us not to turn up to vote but no to stop anybody who was wanted to go and vote but as you know voting in this country is voluntary it is not mandatory like like countries like australia so people can decide not to go and vote you can decide to do a position just to express their anger at the impunity that was being exercised by the government and the co

abc-7 is your home for election results... the local race results - are scolling at the bottom of your screen. full results at wjla.com - and our news app. and we'll have a look at the big national races- coming up later in this newscast. new overnight. president trump - arriving in china for the latest leg of his asia tour. the president's trip comes amid mounting tensions on trade in the region and north korea. just hours before landing in beijing - he delivered a speech in south korea that put the north on notice - warning kim jon un and his nuclear program to not try their luck with the u-s. now in china - the president is facing maybe his biggest challenge during two nations at odds on diplomatic,trade and security issues. while the president is in asia.. vice president mike pence will head to sutherland springs, texas today. he and his wife karen will visit family members of those killed and injured in the church shooting. they'll also meet with first respondersd and law enforcement. as for the investigation.. we've lear

are they altering the results? a lot of people are raising the flags. regulators will take notice and action. here is liz black. >> good morning. we sent marijuana samples to labs across the state and found the results were all over the mab. we teamed up with this man who makes marijuana in l.a. we wanted to see how labs tested his pot for thc, the stuff that gets you high. we mixed a batch and packaged up samples. we delivered the sample to ten labs across the state. the first result came back with a thc level of 66%. the next 80%. here are the rest. scientists say some variation is normal, but the results ended up ranging from 64-83%. that's nearly a 20-point spread. we put together a behind the scenes video of how we packaged the samples and delivered them to labs across the state. to see that footage and look at the results, head to our website, www.nbcbayarea.com and click on the investigations tab. back to you. >> thanks, liz. if you have a story, give them a call, 888-996-tips. or send an e-mail to the unit at www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> today, san j

on september twenty four as a result of their participation in the grand coalition in the past four years so that's the reason why they said right after the results on september twenty fourth there was no possibility of them joining another grand coalition on and that they saw their position in these next four years i was leading the opposition in the german parliament because they weren't able to materialize their gains from being part of that government thank you so much for explaining it all for us the time sparrow in in front of the s.p.d. h q. argentina's navy says an unusual sound attacked in near the last known position of a missing submarine is quote consistent with an explosion all the noise was recorded a week ago several hours after the navy last had contact with the vessel and its forty four crew members now as a search continues concern is growing for the crew's welfare as the sub now nears the last of its oxygen supply. the growing desperation of the families is clearly heard in their prayers as they gather outside maribel platter home naval base of the missing submari

president is a burden to the world economy no those aren't my words but the result of a survey of more the nine hundred economic experts worldwide conducted by germany's institute the overwhelming majority said they believed donald trump's policies were having a negative impact on the global economy at home polls better in the u.s. only a minority of experts believe he is harming the economy of financial correspondent daniel cooper has this analysis how many times i have you know already told you during this year that share prices have been falling because of comments made by donald trump and this is really what investors are calling a dangerous they are considering donald trump as a politician who was very unpredictable just one of his sometimes very careless tweets can result into a massive landslide and stock markets all around the world some investors here even told me that they have an apple alerting them whenever he's sending one office very controversial trees this together with all the promises that he has not been really fulfilling in the last time is really being considered h

the results show that. the ballots are being tallied. the opposition of this election will not accept anything but the ballot result. will it enough sanchez who's got more from the capital to go to go for president one of london and this has claimed victory is that just a few minutes after the official media revealed in exit polls that he had a lead over. the alliance alliance a political opposition parties and now right after that former president who had been ousted in two thousand and nine by a military coup came out as a. representative of the alliance that in fact is they reject those numbers and there they have their own exit poll saying that some of the alliance was winning the trend that he had fifty nine percent and for this president one of london and that's only thirty three percent he said that he hopes that the electoral tribunal respects that trend and the next president of. both candidates have claimed victory. and. away before the electoral tribunal any official results. thousands of protesters in the pakistani capital ha

the results. of the automatic relegation places. well now it's time to take a look at the results so far on much day thirteen and as you can see there was dortmund and shall get three or four goals each gladbach beat byron munich ending their run of fantastic results leipzig bremen freiburg great result for them they were in dire need of that win against minds frankfurt lost against leverkusen beat evolves. over on friday through which to start and of course on sunday we have too much is against hoffenheim and cologne let's see if they can actually manage their first win of the season when they face berlin and now it's time to take a look at the table so far on match day thirteen and let's see how things have been shaping up now as you can see byron unix lead there at the top two three point two at leipzig moving up shall come move down after that draw. dortmund stay in their same positions move up hoffenheim move down and then then the other end of the table let's take a look at how things are moving their no move at the very botto

said that europe should make up for the shortfall in funds that will result in the u.s. deciding to leave the paris climate agreement. i would like to see the largest possible number of european countries at our side altogether to make up for the loss of u.s. funding. but i can guarantee you that as of twenty eight thousand the un panel on climate change won't last a single cent to work advance and support our decision. proposal conard hucky applause now world leaders must translate their message of action into action or deeds back home. that's right actual deeds let's go now to my colleague christopher spring gate he is covering the climate talks force in bonn good evening to you christopher i mean we had a lot of speeches today right we heard from the the german brezhnev the german chancellor we heard from the french president there are a lot of words what about actions. well. in concrete results from the speeches today i mean this is the first climate conference since president trump announced that the u.s. would be withdrawing from the paris agreement he did that las

like if you are strict trading vehicle components with other countries this will most definitely result in higher costs for produces this could mean lower returns for investors fewer choices for consumers and in the end a less competitive car industry after all and on top of those a lot of companies feel that american protectionism will eventually result in a trade war and that would hurt exports and make the deficit even bigger even if imports decline while he's got plenty of time to make good on his plans one thousand one hundred sixty nine days left so if we thank you very much for the. so the u.s. president is a burden to the world economy no those aren't my words but the result of the survey of more the nine hundred economic experts worldwide conducted by germany's info institute the overwhelming majority said they believed donald trump's policies were having a negative impact on the global economy at home polls better in the u.s. only a minority of experts believe the economy of financial correspondent daniel cooper has this analysis of how many times i have you know already told

we see quite a few results that. point to the fact that it is unlikely that we can explain the entire warming the last thirty years without invoking that it must be to a large extent man's change of the atmosphere. in long year been the main town and . climate change is also changing people's lives as the permafrost thaws the soil can no longer support the houses the number of accidents from avalanches has increased dramatically. an international team of researchers led by meteorologist manfred vended from leipzig university is trying to find out why the arctic is warming so rapidly. every day they had to long have been standing airport. the two converted d.c. threes waiting on the runway are polar research planes from the alfred of a going to institute his business on their flights the scientists hope to solve one of the biggest riddles of arctic warming. just. because there is global warming but it's most intense here in the arctic. several factors play a role and we think clouds are one of the main ones and we hop

host: our guest stays with us to talk about these results. if you want to ask questions, you can do so. (202)-748-8000 for democrats. (202)-748-8001 for applicants. -- republicans. (202)-748-8002. former president obama tweeting about last night and this is what he had to say. congratulations to all victors in state, legislative and county races. every office in a democracy counts. traveling to campaign for northam. what was the influence? guest: african-american turnout was pretty strong according to exit polls. obama helped get the democratic base out. he saw a lot of these -- you saw a lot of these health -- house delegates he flipped because of that turnout. -- delegate seats flip because of that turnout. clearly obama helped get the cities. in the big host: one of the big stories you wrote about. you called northam's campaign risk-averse. what did you mean? guest: the fundamentals in virginia always favored democrats. for genia has a historical tendency to vote against the president's party. the election is always held a year after the e

there'd be a positive result where there'd be a positive result or a positive result where there'd beanges were a p pa re ntly for some other reason, changes were apparently made. two people, employers, have been arrested and are still under investigation. there are still under investigation. there are five others who've been interviewed under caution. the criminal inquiry which was described to us today as very complex is still ongoing. in addition, it has emerged that another company, also based in manchester, their processes are also under investigation from 2010 onwards because some of the people who worked at the first company work here. they carried out toxicology tests carried out in civil cases, they were determining child custody issues, so for example, it's possible a child was removed from the care of a parent who tested positive for drugs. that's a theoretical possibility, the kind of case that they would have been involved in. now, that clearly has very, very serious implications and so results there are being looked at to see if there are any irregularities. news in from

we need results not just effort. this is just good common sense policy. it's going to mean a real sea change in how we solve problems and how government actually works. with that i urge passage of this bill and i thank the sponsors for all their hard work. i yield.

so for us the results are beyond any doubt. this is tampering with the results you have to put this. because i am certain that the president will declare himself the winner because this is not a democratic state this is an authoritarian state where yes power over all the institutions the o.l. international observers say the election was transparent they're simply urging election officials to hurry up and announce the winner or explain the delay. to us. take a look at the headlines on al-jazeera north korea says it has successfully tested its most powerful answer on that all ballistic missile yet a weapon they say can reach all of the u.s. mainland people inside north korea celebrated the news the move received global condemnation u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting later on wednesday the jury in the united states has convicted a libyan man of supporting terrorism by orchestrating the attack on the u.s. embassy and they ghazi five years ago i met a book attala faces life imprisonment this by being cleared of the

olympians keep piling up the international olympic committee has just punished for more people and as a result never again will be able to take part in the olympics in any capacity here we're talking about two bobsledders and two speed skaters among them is the man who got russia to saatchi gold medals and bobsled that is alexander's soup called he was also the flag bearer for team russia at the saatchi twenty fourteen opening ceremony so that is of course additional disappointment for the fans all go who won silver in the fifty meter speedskating event will also lose her silver medal with these two golds and one silver taken away russia is no longer at the top of the medal table when it comes to the audio feed did this i cannot give you the exact reason in the i.o.c. statement it says quote unquote for committing anti-doping rule violations and then for the specific reasoning and says that's another quote the reasoning for these decisions will be communicated and due course and of quote and this brings us to the issue of transparency and how well those who wore or who are under investigation

sound like very good results. i would much rather throw those deals out, start over, and look out for our country first. about i think your point the power of the american economy is absolutely right. the biggest thing we have going for us is the innovation, the creativity of the american economy and the american worker. that will continue to make us desirable for other countries to and makeo trade deals sure they are investing and working together with us. but the question really is in asia, how are we going about doing that? we cannot do what president trump did, unfortunately, when he was in vietnam and gave us each to a roomful of officials and said, we are not going to get cheated by you anymore. that is not the kind of attitude that is going to get these countries come running to us and want to negotiate better trade agreements. what you need to do is sit down with them and show a willingness to actually engage. make trade-offs with these other countries like we all do. are the ways in which we will get the

of the as as i understand it is a are is a result of some of the drop in viewership not as a result of any action otherwise so there was there was nothing about r t or its content that. meant that it stayed in or stayed out. media consultant neil wallace is certain google's actions against r t are politically motivated. i don't think it censorship you don't have to like the stories that russia today covers you don't have to want to read the material coming from sputnik but i really do not believe it is in any way except simple that a bunch of politically correct. democratic party supporting people certainly in silicon valley should decide what i should or should not read i think it's the height of arrogance where does this start and where does it stop who decides that google today will attack r.t. but tomorrow the same sort of pressure may get may make them decide to attack the daily mail here in here in britain another political viewpoint they might not like this is suppression this is censorship i think that i am quite capable of watching r.t. reading sputnik and deciding what i d

so for us the results are beyond any doubt. that man this is tampering with the results you have to put this. i'm certain that the president will declare himself the winner because this is not a democratic state this is an authoritarian state where yes power over all the institutions the. international observers say the election was transparent they're simply urging election officials to hurry up and then i was the winner or explain the delay. to us. but look at the top stories now u.s. president donald trump says additional major sanctions will be imposed on north korea in response to its latest missile tests the u.n. security council is set told emergency session on this in the coming hours the new song fifteen intercontinental ballistic myself flew to an altitude of up to four and a half thousand kilometers spending nearly an hour in the air and could theoretically hit the mainland u.s. . the i.c.b.m. was on fifteen weapon system is it into continental ballistic rocket to do the super large heavy warhead which is capable of

jonathan: abc 7 the local race results. we have the results scrolling at the bottom of the screen. and results on wjla.com also our news app. alison: right now, as we go outside, it was cold, rainy, and gloomy. tamara is not looking much warmer. what do you need to know as we head out in the morning? here is chief meteorologist bill kelly. bill: you will want the coat, but you can most likely leave the umbrella home. for now, look it, the rain is out of here, moving out to the east. the second rainiest day ever recorded on this particular date. the wake-up temperatures, widespread 30's. a little warmer inside the beltway, 44 degrees. 36 around fairfax, but very chilly, and even colder at the end of the week. we will talk about that in jus live desk. president trump has just delivered a speech to the south assembly,national focusing a great deal on north korea and their weapons program. the president stop to reassure south korea and americans living there they are safe and he believes the standoff will be resolved. >> america does not seek conflict or confrontation. but we will neve

and the selection will not accept anything but physical ballot results. and uneasy authorities have closed the main airports on the island of bali because of volcanic activity mt i go in has been pouring fake ash and steam into the sky since tuesday internees you know authorities have issued their highest alert as a geological experts warn that the volcano may erupt spewing lava down the mountainside people living within ten kilometers of the volcano have been ordered to leave the volcano last erupted back in one thousand nine hundred eighty three more than a thousand people and destroying several villages. headlines missing. africa. country stands because it's considered so successful why is. president of ghana not. talked to are just. at this time. to look at. all.

the results were good. it's important to track how we're doing and know what our participants and prospects are thinking and to continue to use the feedback to get better and better. we pull together a survey. you can see the results there on slide four. and we wanted to make sure we captured the comments. that is what i think is important to us. we've pulled some of the comments here on slide five and six, you can see that overall, it was a very, very suckful event. people were asking when is the next one going it take place. you know, how can i learn more? can you make these presentations longer? so, we've been heartened by this wonderful response to this outreach. and we're happy to share that with the board. i'd like to open to any questions you may have. >> questions from the commission? comments? >> the committee will review some of the stuff to help the range of issues. but in this area of helping our staff and the credentialled personnel refine their messages to the better target groups. you can see

will that factor into the results we have seen tonight?> he has gone out there and been divisive in many instances and you look at the exit polls, 80% of voters of color voted for ralph northam. you had over 60% of women vote for northam. that shows me that president trump hasn't broaden his base past what it was which is working class white men. >> the president didn't blame himself for the problems in virginia the republican candidate had. he tweeted very quickly, ed gillesp gillespie, the republican candidate worked hard but did not embrace me or what i stand for. >> i think it's the president trying to have it both ways here, for the last week before this election, he was sending out tweets, he did a robo call, and white house aids thought that the level of engagement they had with that race, it officially branded gillespie as a trump-endorsed candidate. and frankly steve bannon, the former white house chief strategist declared before the race was even over had successfully a trumpism without trump campaign, so the reality ended up bei

physical result in this variance. the deck and buildable area issues are why neighbors and tenant groups in and outside the neighbors are most upset. they think like we do that it is wrong to allow decks in an area already disapproved by a planning commission. we believe the fairway to handle this would have a joint hearing on the variance and permit where both parties would need four out of five votes, but the sponsor and zoning administrator appear to not want a process that is fair or make sense. we ask you to deny the variance. in the event you don't want to deny, we ask that you apply with the minimum of the following conditions. please remove the second floor parapet, which we believe the za and the sponsor say isn't supposed to be there. replace this condition with a condition that prohibits all decks in the required rear yard. condition the size of the third floor addition to 11.5 feet by 5.5 feet and without any side facing windows. this is what the sponsor himself proposes in his new plans and has been relie

nonetheless, results beat estimates. shares were initially lower in the extended session but did finish the regular day up more than a percent at $108.95. >>> coming up, what does a small oil company in oklahoma have to do with the world's largest oil reserves? we >>> oil prices climbed today as concern grew over recent political developments in saudi arabia. those include the growing power of the kingdom's young crown prince and steepening tensions between saudi arabia and iran. >>> most of the world's major oil companies are trying to reduce their presence in venezuela. but we found one small american firm that is eager to work there. horizontal well drillers in purcell, oklahoma. it recently won a contract to drill nearly 200 wells in venezuela. this seems liken unusual deal. we started asking questions. when it was clear the company wasn't interested in answering them, michelle can a bruce so cabrera went to oklahoma. >> reporter: two of the company's executives showed up in a lavish signing ceremony at the venezuela

the resulting company would reach 72% of the company. shares of both companies rose today. >>> the sec also voted to let phone service providers proactively block robocalls. commissioners from both sides of the aisle hailed the move as a necessary step to protect consumers. the fcc receives 200,000 complaints every y about unwanted calls. >>> congress, as we've been reporting, is expected to increase the defense budget. that could mean more money for navy ships, even controversial ones. morgan brennan was given rare access to a newly active warship in wisconsin [ bell ringing ] >> reporter: the ringing of the bells is an historic tradition, still being carried out today on board navy vessels including this one. one of the fleet's newest and most advanced. a lockheed martin littoral combat ship which will soon be commissioned as the "uss little rock." >> this is where we fight the ship. >> reporter: where the action happens? >> it is. >> reporter: his crew of 50 have been conducting tests on lake michigan for six months. >> with the gun m

absolute priority but as these operations they've been contribution to a big chunk of the recent result leading may to ask why the company is now looking to merge and downsize the division. meanwhile workers here in germany fear that the merger will eliminate more jobs than the company is claiming. tousen corp forms the bedrock of german steel making but the company's planned merger with tata steel has left employees feeling like they are on shaky ground the tie up is likely to result in about two thousand job losses in germany. the issue has even sparked debate in the german parliament members of the social democrats say the government should have intervened earlier. this morning. are there it's fun clear if this merger will help secure steel production in germany and europe. it seems as if this is about shedding a profitable part. no longer of interest to the group as a whole. steel production accounts for well over seven billion euros of income each year at towson corp steel made products like elevators are worth almost as much products made for the car industry and so-called industr

in only two years we saw very good results. we saw hospital readmission rates for those patients who are attributed to patient center medical home go down. emergency room visits and related cost go down as well. we saw the appropriate use of the emergency room actually go up. as well as generic drug prescribing rates. we came away from the pilot which very significant and valuable lessons learned. probably chief among those is the need for payer alignment. when you pursue the types of initiatives. even with our market share, we realize very quickly that any one private payer would not represent enough vol youm to get the practices to make the investment that were needed to transform their practice the way they need to be practiced. occur. so we understood that very quickly that without much more volume these tended to be a one off effort and would have a very short shelf life. you can see we have other important lessons learned as well. so, in 2012, we cms opened up the opportunity for mashlgts to aply for the primary care prog

president hurricane yet as election victory as illegitimate despite the supreme court upholding the results of last month's vote in a unanimous decision the court dismissed challenges that have told us repeat election was conducted illegally opposition leader insists the ruling was made under duress for me to mina has more now from nairobi. it took just a few minutes for supreme court judges to end months of political uncertainty the presidential election of the current six talked over here by a. as is the election of the third respondent the. supporters were in a jubilant mood outside the court to be for president elect looking out his plan to swearing in the next week as soon as we. haven't read the supporting the. outside the they say victory and that it's a legitimate. ruling party and the electoral commission say last month's rerun was free and fair despite an opposition boycott and a voter turnout of less than forty percent of the opposition the national super alliance says it won't recognise can yachters president it believes the supreme court didn't act independently when upholding

of the as as i understand it is a reason result of some of the drop in viewership not as a result of any action otherwise so there was there was nothing about our t.v. or its content that. meant that it stayed in or stayed out. meanwhile eric smith remarks have been somewhat contradicted by a google representative who said there are no concrete plans to deal rank russian media including r.t. we discuss the developments with human rights lawyer. it is a form of censorship in the idea is to lead readers away from our t. content and it will have an impact on the discourse in this country google's already started the process against north american alternative media sources in august there was a report that they've already been deal ranking twelve different north american alternative media sources all of these sources have now reported a huge decrease in readership i think the attack on r t which has a very different view of those things. is an attack on those alternative narratives of issues that are very important to the american people. didn't humanitarian aid started arriving in yemen

of the as as i understand it is a are is a result of some of the drop in viewership not as a result of any action otherwise so there was there was nothing about our t.v. or its content that. meant that it stayed in or stayed out. again none of these explanations were initially given to our child when we were dropped from you tube as prime list in america as you heard of the reason given by google's representative was a drop in viewership even though as mentioned earlier our channel remains the most viewed news network on youtube. now the unprecedented pressure on our channel began after the u.s. intelligence community mentioned us in its report on alleged russian meddling after that we faced attacks from both the us or thora to use on tech giants aside from google twitter has banned all of our votes on its platform despite earlier offering us the option of spending millions on political head of the presidential election last week see america was forced by the u.s. justice department to register as a foreign agent and we discussed the pressure on channels faced with political comment

romance result -- remands result in a prohibition of a functioning media marketplace to the detriment of the american consumer. only the rest of the third circuit understood this as well. i can only hope, this time there will be a twist, the court will allow the commission to do its job and update our rules to accurately reflect today's media landscape. if not, i trust, we had the wherewithal to challenge any decision to a higher court. i think the chairman. >> commissioner carter. >> congress recognized the sec's media ownership rules could outlive their usefulness. in 1996, it directed the commission to examine those rules every four years and determine whether they are still necessary in the public interest as a result of competition. unfortunately, the commission in taken an ostrich approach every one of its reviews. when it got around to completing the 2010 and 2014 reviews in august, 2016, the commission ignore the realities of the modern media marketplace and the many ways americans now consume news and information. this failure does not serve anyone. fortunately, the agency ha

that results in redundant testing and procedures. and there's also a fee for service environment an inability to reward pcps based on performance. essentially they're all reimbursed in the same way. and the result that we have today is our higher cost. lower patient satisfaction scores. very difficult to measure quality scores in that environment. and so we have moved forward towards best practice. this is primary care as we felt it should be. it's not perfect. and we did not want to go from a to z all in one year. that wouldn't be possible. it's a step in the right direction. first of all the pcp coordinates care and would be compensated accordingly. if -- to have a pcp assignment doesn't have to be an hmo type plan. where it's chosen. we use a tool to attribute all of our members to certain pcps such that they have a full panel. we focus on the total health which i think should become apparent in minute. not just treating illnesses. the pcp becomes the source of referral. and reprovide support. we have changed the provoider support

break in this, the results were not good.mocrats selling, winning two high-profile governor's races. first of virginia, ralph northam beat ed gillespie 55% to 45%. lauren: is this a message to president trump. ed henry in washington with the details. >> democrat sweep the mentions. did democratic governor rolf northam got a promotion they are already declaring as the check on power after a bitterly divisive race that focus on hot button issues like immigration. >> we live in a very diverse society. it is getting more diverse every day. it is that diverse society that makes this country great. >> republican ed gillespie kept it at arms length during the campaign until last-minute robocalls to the commander-in-chief. the president thinks his presence would've held treating 7000 miles away in south korea. ed gillespie worked hard but did not embrace me for what i stand for. in new jersey, democratic victory could be seen as more of a referendum on the unpopular outgoing republican governor. kim guadango face an uphill battle rig