he's making west virginia great again and west virginia great again. if you look at what he has been doing he has been standing up for conservative values. the united states is being better respected around the world, he is going to talk about all those things at the rally for me tomorrow. donald trump has supported my candidacy in contrast to senator joe manchin because joe manchin supported hillary clinton when it mattered most and all of blame for the viole said after the pittsburgh shooting the fake news is doing everything in their power to blame republicans, conservatives and me for the division that has been going on for too long in this country, he called the caravan of central americans heading through mexico and invasion, that is his word. shepard smith of fox news said there is no invasion. you support the president's use of this kind of language and you believe as the president does that the media are the real problem in this country? morrisey: the president has been doing the right thing to call out the politically incorrect things that ha

governor northam was educated at the virginia military institute and eastern virginia medical center and served in the united states army, so thank you for your service. governor northam is committed to building a virginia that works better for everyone, no matter where they live. please join me in welcoming governor ralph northam. [ applause ] >> good morning. i looked at the schedule for you all, you all are getting up early in the morning, i am impressed with that. as a child neurologist, we like to get up and make our rounds early, so this is a good time of day. it is good seeing some friendly faces from virginia. i know you all are from all over the country and perhaps the world, so welcome to washington and if you get a chance, come on across the potomac river. it is not that far away. matt, thank you for your kind introduction and for the opportunity to be here and just to say a few words and maybe let you know where we are with medicaid expansion in virginia and how we got there. the first question though that i want to address and i am often asked is why would a pediatric ne

we need to grow jobs in west virginia.nd you do that through president trump's pro-growth policies. i'm a big backer. one of the reasons president trump is coming back tomorrow is, he's made it clear, i would have voted for the trump tax cuts. senator manchin said no to that. that's because he's part of the schumer-pelosi-hillary clinton-washington liberal team that doesn't look out for inch west virginia. we're going to do better when i'm in the u.s. senate because we need those pro jobs policies to help lift our economy up further. moderator: rebuttal? mr. manchin: i said no because i'm trying to protect west virginia. when they repealed the mandate that's a death sentence for the 800,000 west virginians with presexisting conditions. it's also the first time in the history of the united states we've talked about tax, tax reforms or any tax adjustment and at the end they have day we assume we have more debt. $1.5 trillion by the c.b.o. we have spiraling debt now quicker than ever before. inflation will be going up. intere

virginia has not beaten virginia tech since 2003. virginia tech has a 25-year bowl streak at stake. they need to win this game to force a conditional game with marshall next week here at lane stadium. they would need to win that game as well to keep that bowl streak alive. joey blount limping off the field with some help from the staff. 25 seconds left, virginia tech with the ball. third down and three, out of time-outs. you're all caught up. let's have some fun. >> rod: well, seems like their approach is get the first down and then have a shot to take one throw to get themselves to field goal range. >> adam: draw play. peoples. and down he goes. good play by jordan mack and again, no time-outs. so this is going to go to overtime. >> rod: yeah. this is a very conservative drive by virginia tech. >> adam: but you know if you're virginia, why don't you call a time-out here or do you not want to risk them getting the first down? that might be the other question. >> rod: you don't want to do that and give them a chance to get one more play and try that long field goal. you know, that wa

the west virginia broadcasters association is proud to bring this debate to all of west virginia tonight. we thank at&t for sponsoring the event. we will do our best to explore issues related to west virginia while providing you with a clear picture of where each candidate stands. now is the time for details and specifics, accountability for statements made, and positions taken and not taken. my questions are designed to elicit answers. here is the format. senator manchin will have the first question and have 90 seconds to respond. candidate morrisey will have 30 seconds for rebuttal. then we will alternate for the next 30 minutes, then have closing statements with the attorney general closing last. by great men of the candidates, i have the latitude to seek clarification and allow a very limited response to the rebuttal. we have less than an hour and a lot of ground to cover, so i'm going to try to move things along tonight. welcome to you both. mr. morrisey: thank you. sen. manchin: thank you. >> senator manchin, we had a horrible tragedy last week in pittsburgh. the week before, a man

and we will fight for west virginia and is all about west virginia. each and everyone of you, god bless the state of west virginia and may god continue to bless the united states of america. [cheers and applause] [chanting] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

i love the state of west virginia. i don't have new jersey values like senator manchin he votes like the senator from new jersey and from washington. that's very different from a conservative fighter for president trump. i'm going to work with this president to cut taxes, to reduce regulations, i'm a hardworking job -- on the hardworking job creators of our state. we're going to tackle the opioid epidemic, have high quality health care that protects people with predepisting conditions and make sure we drain that swamp. i support temple nipts and i want to make sure that west virginia gets the conservative leadership it deserves. the reality is, when you hear from me, you can count on what i say. unfortunately, senator manchin, you can't trust anything he says. moderator: listen, thank you both. we've had a spirited discussion here tonight. and i certainly appreciate you both being here and having this debate. thanks for allowing me to interrupt at times. let's all just shake hands, shall we, at the end. thank you both.

jerry from virginia. this week, i helped welcome many of the new members of congress including three incredible woman -- women from virginia.

[cheers and applause] this is a win for west virginia. this is truly a win for west virginia.now my family, gail, my children. we've got heather, joseph here, berkshire. we've got all of our spouses. all of our children really. we've got jeff and where's marshall? and we've got all of our grandkids. i want to say something that was so special about this election. i was able to have kelsey with me for this whole day. [cheers and applause] and then i had mattie come in. and then i had jack come to the door knocking the past few days. just have the kids involved really a special and you don't know how special that is. to all of my family, and i have my brothers and sisters with me, too. i have my sister janet. i have paula. rocky in all of their spouses and all of my cousins, nephews and nieces. everybody. raise your hand back there. [cheers and applause] i also want to tell you i've been in a lot of elections. i've been in a lot of races. i have never had a staff that worked so diligently, so professional, never left any and i want them to be recognized because it out then, all

when virginia leads, virginia winds, when virginia wins, america wins, here is the guy who believed in us when a lot of folks had not, who made us so proud as president, and makes us so proud today, my dear, dear friend, president barack obama. obama: hello, everybody. [crowd chanting] obama: first of all, i am so excited to be campaigning is helping out jennifer, who of remarkableave candidates we are seeing all across the country. that we are seeing a record number of women who are running, lord knows we need more women in charge. veterans of iraq and afghanistan running, we are seeing people who did not start off saying to themselves, i want to be a politician but rather saying i want to serve and i believe deeply in something and then stepping into the arena. i should also add that as a former state senator, i cannot to bee a better training an outstanding public servant than to be a state senator. i hope everyone will be out there working hard for jennifer. [applause] second point,a: tim has got it backwards. when he says that i made a bet on virginia. was me, aned in 2008 new sen

, and what's west virginia seeing from that?t of start to see that -- >> anthony: that's the story of west virginia. >> emily: yeah. >> anthony: chef mike costello and partner amy dawson are looking to keep that culture alive and appreciate it, and paying off locally for the region it originated in. >> mike: i also have some buttermilked poached trout that we're gonna put on there with some pickled rhubarb. yeah, it'll be good. >> anthony: they run a traveling kitchen that brings local ingredients, appalachian recipes, and the stories behind them around the state. ♪ "lost creek farm" is their place. ♪ a working farm they're rebuilding by hand. ♪ and the nucleus of that effort is the garden. >> amy: we have two different varieties that we are picking today. the one are the logan giants. >> lou: this seed is logan giant seed. they're an heirloom strain of beans and i've had these seeds for 40 years. i've saved these for 40 years. >> mike: this guy down at the end of the table, lou, is in his 90's, he said it's important for somebo

throughout virginia.ve had discussions with them, as well as other sites, so it has been a good relationship we have had. and this is a cooperation between the state level and local level here in arlington and alexandria, virginia, so i think it has been a seamless process. it has been a great discussion. and again, we've been anxious to hear their announcement and we finally hear that today and we are very excited here in virginia. guy: the governor of virginia, thank you for your time. do not forget to tune in to bloomberg radio's the cable show. the cable will be a big subject tonight. jon ferro in new york, i will be in london, it is an hour-long program. if you are getting in the car and heading home, tune in. you will find us in the current digital radio and on all of your bloomberg devices. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from london i'm guy , johnson. vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is "the european close." guy: let's bring our conversation back to commodities. we have been watching oil a

host: join in on this conversation about virginia and new york making amazon or about virginia and new york and the amazon headquarters. call (202) 748-8000. if you were in the eastern or central time zone, call in at (202) 748-8001. if you're in the mountain or pacific time zone, call in at (202) 748-8002. again, you can always reach us on social media, twitter at @cspanwj and on facebook. heard the things we have from both the york in virginia is that what they call performance-based direct incentives. guest: cities and states have gotten a little bit better over time in structuring their incentives and how they are offered, even though they are generally a waste of money. performance-based incentives apply that rather than giving a large cash handout, they offer subsidies based upon each individual job created or dollar of investment offered. the problem is these jobs in investments most likely would have been created without it. some of the best research at the upjohn institute finds only between 2% and 25% of the time to subsidies actually sway where a firm decides to locate. thre

but they made it to the hampton roads area of virginia on in 1619. a gale sloud a shroud storm is what it's called. they lost the cap stand which was the birch winch part of the ship. they prayed to make it through the night and they did make it through the night and headed up the james river to the destination. so cast captain woodlief could meet with friends and they stopped at jamestown along the way and ended up at berkeley hundred as it would be called on december 4th 1619. at clifford doudy says in his book, the great plantation they rode to the shore, dropped their luggage on the hard winter ground, december the 4th gazed at the woods enclosing them and listened in complete silence. then at a command from captain woodlief he said, gentlemen kneel to say a prayer of thanksgiving. we ordain the day of in arrival at plenty conin the land of virginia shall be perpetuatially a annually kept holy as a day of thanksgiving to almighty god. that was the first glesh thifrg in the new world. it was two years before the thanksgiving had their thanksgiving

when virginia leads, virginia wins. when virginia wins, america wins. there is a guy who believes in us when a lot of folks hadn't, who made us so proud as president and makes us so proud today, my dear, dear friend, president barack obama. [cheers and applause] president obama: hello, everybody. [chanting] >> obama! obama! president obama: first of all, i am so excited to be campaigning and helping out jennifer, who is part of this wave of remarkable candidates that we are seeing all across the country, that we are seeing a record number of , and lordare running knows we need more women in charge. veterans of iraq and afghanistan running. notre seeing people who did start off saying to themselves "i want to be a politician." but quote "i want to serve as or i believe in something and want to step into the arena. i should also add, as a former state senator, i cannot imagine they have a better training to be an outstanding public service then to be a senator. got itpoint, tim's backwards when he says that i made a bet on virginia. was me, aned in 2008 e

now in 1924, something very interesting happens in virginia, and that is that the state of virginia issing racial seg braci segregation laws. they are looking to pass an act called "the racial integrity act." this act is intended to safeguard, quote, the pureness of the white race by banning interracial marriages. so the act requires that every birth of a child born in the state of virginia is registered, and at that time that the child's race is also registered. now, the child can be classified either as "colored" or "white." okay? the legislation is intended to help virginia ban, prohibit and even punish interracial marriages, and this law actually is also designed to legislate american indians out of existence. well, what happens is that wealthy powerful elite virginians who descend from pocahontas realize that if this law it passed they will be classified as people of color and subjected to jim crow laws. in virginia, wealth, power and influence has long been associated with lineage. and one of the most important lineage societies in the country has always been the first families o

it is all about west virginia, god bless each and every one of you, bless the great state of virginia, and may god continue to bless the united states of america. [chanting "lets go, [applause]

wicker who was a virginia state senator saw president kennedy's -- john f. kennedy's thanksgiving proclamation where he gave massachusetts full credit. he wrote to the president but arthur schlesinger answered. arthur schlesinger was a historian for the white house asking him why virginia was not recognized. arthur schlesinger sent him a note back basically saying he was sorry the error occurred but due to unconquerable new england bias on the part of the white house they had overlooked virginia being the first and the 1963 thanksgiving proclamation by john f. kennedy included virginia first and then massachusetts after that so we feel like we've gotten our due as far as recognition. the woodlief family had a woodlief association they started in 1958 when the jamiesons invited them the plantation and it's been a part of my life ever since i was a child that i -- because they would send out information, they would have the festival down here. it's been an important part of our life and something we enjoyed and learned a lot from. the state of virginia through

>> how did amazon land on virginia? we've got team coverage of it all. >> reporter: if you haven't heard it already, get used to a name. national landing is what this new area headquarters called. and take a look. you see the old red brick warehouse? that is coming down. in its place a high prize will be the location of the newest headquarters building. these g renderinge a look at how the new headquarters are expected toransform portions of crystal city, pentagon city and potomac yard. more importantly it will help transform this area. >> thas why i'm proud to announce today that amazon has found itsext home for innovation right here in our commonwealth of virginia. >> reporter: the incentive package to lure amazon worth hundreds ofmi ions. virginia will pay $22,000 for each high paying job created. the figure could be even higher if the amazon work force expands. part of the commonwealth investment is aimed at high-tech talent to fill amazon jobs. or example, virginia will invest $375 million over the next two decades

senate in virginia but it's not engh. nbc projects republicans will hold on to control of the senate. >> in maryland, larry hogan became the first republican governor to win reelection since the 1950s, fenffng o a big challenge from democrat ben jealous. >> the big story in that state, voti problems in prince george's county. at least 13 precincts there r out ofballots, forcing some to stay in line for hours to vote and delayed results all across the state. >> we have a team of reporters tonight. theig ten, in fact, ready to atest from across our region. >> we want to start with the voting resultsnmaryland. shomari stone is live atbr dywine elementary school in prince george's county with. mo shomari? >> reporter: good evening. it was very busy here. but not without exhaustion and frustration. more than 1,500 people were in line wrapped around this school waiting to vote. now, the s problemrted around 4:00 when brandywine elementary ran out of otherpo polling places in princ george's county the new baledts arrround 8:00,

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virginia.virginia's only loss. so they would own a tiebreaker if they wound up with two losses each. oklahoma could clinch a spot winning today and if iowa state wins because the oklahoma loss is against texas. so texas would own a tiebreaker with oklahoma. so a lot of it will be sorted out today. the loser of the iowa state texas game is eliminated from a title game in dallas on december 21st. tylan wallace. i know he's one of the best receivers in the country, but that's a lot of drops the last couple of weeks. >> todd: well, and they have paid a wilot of attention to hi today.nog over t top. they have not let him get free. i think he's frustrated and it shows on plays like that as well. zblooerjts moment ago by west virginia quieted the crowd for the time being. went for it twice on fourth down, including for the touchdown. but here come the cowboys back. dillon stoner to the 44. gain of 22. >> todd: stoner has a nice knack of just finding holes in the defense. >> sean: cornelius steps up an

in northern virginia. >> whether ameson cho virginia, we have done everything we can to offer them a good package. >> an announcement could come by the end of the year and of course it's expected by then. >> and amazon not saying much about this. but let's explore why this is such a big deal. amazon second headquarters expected to bring 50,000 direct jobs. the average salary more than $100,000 a year. the project would be $5 billion investment. >>> we are working for you in the community with a way to help families in need. >> fairfax county i having donation boxes at the reston community center and other locationshroughout the county. donations will be sorted with earmarks for thanksgiving and december holiday meals. >> we give them two boxes rather than running two food drivesba to back, we're running a single drive where we provide enough food for the family t get through two months. >>tems not included in the boxes will hope stock the food kntry. if you like toow what items are most needed and where all the dropoff sites are, we have link on the washington app. dust search f driv

it's the suburbs of richmond and scott taylor in virginia beach. four in total in virginia. keeping an eye out as well where democrats are targeting. >> just a word. they're in this together. never apologize. we're in this with you. any of us who tried to make an i pad work. it's fantastic. let me just check to see if we got some in florida. i'll shout right back to you. >> i think that's a polite way of saying you guys talk among yourself. >> obviously the east coast closing. we knew was going to be a big deal. we're not getting a ton of surprise at this point. all the way up to maine and all the way down to southern most district in florida. there are races the democrats think they're going to flip along the east coast. i mean, the president's approval rating is bad. not terrible. you know, the democratic wins tonight and the exit polls, first round of exit polls all look like they're going the democrats direction. at some point, the democratic confidence tonight is going to run up against real numbers: starting to see the numbers come in on the east coast. feel 2016 washi

not the situation in northern virginia. slick roads acro northern virginia.pper 4 showing us part of the beltway. inner loop express lanes shutdown. i can't circle all of them. we're talking about 22 crashes in northern virginia alone at this point this morning. one ofnd them westb 66 shutdown at the rampo 29. >> police are requesting that they bring sand t trucks into mixing bowl. all the overpasses and lanes are seeing icyonditions sohere's about 40 of those. >> thank you. good to see that. germantown northbound 270 after father hurley, a spin out there. the rest of the action looks good. just dry. that's a good thing. hopefully it stays thatway. inbound 295 at malcolm x, the flooding on the right side of the road there. multiple crashesse of ice and spin outs. 270, look at that. really good. top of the beltway not bad either. inbound on 66. unbound on 95. remember to listen to wt 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> sun ist coming up and that will start to melt down quickly and temperatures in the mid to upper 40s later today. yesterday a record amount of

hat is hopewell, virginia. in 1931, dr. lion tyler, president of the college of william and mary, son of john tyler, came across the papers at the new york public library and they chronicled the journey across the atlantic from once they landed. dr. tyler was excited to find this, as he lived on the james river close of the berkeley lantation. he wrote an article in 1931 about his find. this was the first time people realized the first thanksgiving happened in virginia and not massachusetts as many believed. he wrote his article and then he told his neighbor about his discovery and years later, 1958, the jamison family invited the woodlief family to the plantation to celebrate the historic event that had happened on their land. he woodlief family started meeting in 1958 and 3 years later opened it to the public. today as we celebrate thanksgiving, we celebrate at the virginia thanksgiving festival that has been held for the last 57 years, it actually re-creates the first thanksgiving when the the landing occurred at berkele

polls closing in west virginia.the incumbent, democrat patrick morrisey, too early to call in west virginia right now. similarly in ohio, sherrod brown, the incumbent and the republican challenger, too early to call in ohio as well. take a look at the balance of power, where things stand in the senate right now, 25 democrats will be in the senate. 42 republicans but 33 seats remain outstanding right now. we're watching those 33 seats. remember, democrats must pick up 2 republican seats, not lose any of their own to get to the magic number of 51 in order to be the majority. we're looking at florida right now. all of a sudden, the numbers are coming in, the votes are coming in. >> they are, wolf. and we've seen some frantic tweets from the senate republican marco rubio, begging republicans to go out and vote and look at the numbers, this tells you why. the democratic incumbent, bill nelson, is ahead, 51.4%. rick scott, the republican challenger, is trailing at 48.6% with a third of the vote in now. so we're watching f

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virginia. >> high. i'm the commission of west virginia medicaid. i've been there in my position for about four years and before that i was a deputy commissioner at medicaid, so a lot of history with west virginia medicaid. we have gone through a lot of changes of what i want to do is highlight the west virginia footprint and all the changes that cms is made available for us to do a program to meet the needs of west virginia. .. and west virginia, medicaid has quite a large footprint in our health care system. so when the decision was to whether or not we were going to expand medicaid under the aca. one of the things taken into consideration we need a healthy work force in west virginia. our economy is changing and at that time of expansion, we were starting to see the rise of the opioid epidemic in west virginia, 20,000 have a primary diagnosis and 50,000 members have a seconddy diagnosis and when we expanded medicaid in west virginia, we used one of the flexibilities that were offered and used

the only thing he did for west virginia, in my mind, is give us west virginia, in my mind, is give usa, right, andi personally? i look makers, right, and i wonder, what's going to be here for them? —— look at my kids. so why do most people still love trump ypres? says he believes he will bring change because he's strong and different. -- susie. can i say what i want is it? is exactly what you want to say. because he's and as whole. but i think is personality like that is what it ta kes to personality like that is what it takes to bring back the factories and bring things back to this country again. i think people looked at him is not a politician. he is a straight shooter to me. —— look at him. nobody knows the system better than me. which is why i alone can fix it. election after election we have elected solely from the establishment. and they don't see any results —— somebody. and now he is the president and they want him to stand up to those people that didn't give them any results were so many years. donald trump trades on his image as a man who loves a good brawl with the establis

that's west virginia. there, as well, and that's donald trump. yes, he's quickly moved into at least the top four, and maybe the top three. and i think it's because what he says resonates with all of those other three. he talks about those things, he has talked about religious freedom, he's talked about protecting our second amendment rights, and certainly you can ask any west virginian, particularly down at coal country, we are seeing the coal trains rolling in. there is such a fierce debate about immigration. i've just come from washington where they are appalled by some of the things he's said. but i listen to the radio here and it's a different story. yes. why? well, i think because we want to see west virginians taken care of. so, tom was good, but i'm still confused. are they voting in west virginia for party, policy, orforthe person? there's a bus—load of supporters here, let's go and ask them. what's the most important issue for you in this election? what's the thing that matters most? to me it is

he's in alexandria, virginia.ent trump to more than ten countries, what is this early turnout telling you? the early turnout is something that the democrats see as very encouraging. they believe that because there is a lot of younger voters who were tend to vote for their party rather than the republicans, that that is a very good sign. and looking at other brea kd owns good sign. and looking at other breakdowns of the data, they believe that this shows everything going in their direction. and a number of pollsters are also waiting in with that. but with the caveat, as we saw with 2016, that the polls don't a lwa ys with 2016, that the polls don't always get it right on the mark. yes, steve, if you were a democrat, there are reasons for being nervous. the economy is very strong. the president has been pushing very hard on immigration, which matters to democrats as well as republicans. frankly the republicans have been efficient at making it harder for people who might vote democrat to vote at all. certainly that s

win for west virginia. this is truly a win for west virginia. want to thank my family, you heather, joseph, brooke, all of our spouses, all of our children from a really, and we have got trace, and where is marshall? and we have got all our grandkids. and i want to say something so special about this election. i was able to have kelsey with me for this whole election. and that i had matty come in and puget and i had jack come and do the door knocking the last few days. but just advocates involved, really special, and you do not know how special that is. but to all of my family, i have my brothers and sisters with the, too. i have janet, my sister. andve paula, brother rocky, all of their spouses and all of my cousins, all of my nephews and nieces, and everybody. raise your hand back there. i also want to tell you i have been in a lot of elections. i have been in a lot of races. ihave never had a staff that have never had a staff that work so diligently, so professional, never left any stone unturned, and i wanted to be recognized, because all of

mineral county, west virginia, are now closed.look at the rain/snow line moving through our area. you'll want to take your time this morning. snow andce could be on the roads. >> let's continue our team coverage now with news 4's justin finch heading into warren county, virginia. justin, good morning. >> reporter: hey there. good morning, aaron. right now we're watching the salt trucks work here on 81 south going toward warrenty co they're here two at a time, dropping salt. we have seen cars pass these guys by. be careful as you do so. they need room tnd work a salt these roads, which have become a lot wetter in the past hour. vdot saying you'll be seeing this throughout the day as this rain turns to a wintry mix and snow throughout our area, especially here in vithinia. ey're asking all slow down.o as was mentioned earlier, we do have school closures here in warren county as well as fredrick. perhaps we won't see as many ca on the road, but when you do head out, be sure you are extra d give yourself time because these conditions

she is an english teacher in virginia. there is one test she almost skipped. her mammogram. >> i was not going to do it because i was going to get back to teaching. >> fastorward a few days and the test results that put everything into perspective. she was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> i believe every emotion possible goes you this yourind in three seconds. you go from disbelief, anger, denial, y delop courage and think, okay, i cano this. and then it starts all over again. >> she went through roller coaster of emotions preparing for a mastectomy. her surgeon recommended she jumped go intelligent tegentle . >> some people would need very little pain medicine and some would need a lot. >> finding the right combination can be putting together puzzl pieces. all trial and error. that's why they launch ad room from test a person's own unique dna to navigate the course of treatment. it tests 25 genes to see how a person wouldnd to 145 different medications. predicting which drugs will work best for you, which ones to avoid, andct e what the dosage should be. >> w

he has been hailed as the father of virginia state's song, the anthem for virginia. with moving lyrics to the tune shenandoah which is near to our hearts here, it was adopted a as the state song in 2015 and now solidly in his 80s, he has not slowed down much as all. his recent books include the untold civil war that he worked on with national geographic and echoes and voices from virginia 1859 and to 1891. he's currently work on a dictionary of robert e. lee. i'm humbled that this man even knows my name and i'm proud that he's here today. i'd like to introduce to you our dear friend dr. bud robertson. [ applause ] >> thank you, kevin and good morning, everyone. for the first time in my 60-year career, i must say that i take no pleasure in the talk i'm about to give. yet it is time that the other side be heard in this monument. further, as the keynote speaker for your conference and i'm humbled by that and the fact that i'm the heldest member of the cast by a number of years, i will occasionally drift to discuss the national issues of which civil war monuments are a p

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let's go to the other pure swing district of virginia, virginia beach.d district there, features incumbent scott taylor. this is one of those democrats have to win if they want the majority. >> that's right. these are the bellwether suburbs. they're not the upper crust but the middle income suburbs that will tell you -- michigan eight district and lancing and the outer detroit suburbs, these are places trump won by only a handful of points but maybe not 50% of the vote. >> as you can see here it's sort of middle class suburbs as you've been calling them in this case between lancing and detroit. the next one in virginia is virginia seventh. it's gotten a lot of national attention. the initial tea party guy. this one goes from northern virginia to -- it's a big map. >> that's right. and these are districts i would call urban rural divides. because democrats are getting out their urban vote but also hoping turnout is lower in these rural portions of. california 13 is a district i'd look at as well because that's greensboro but also north carolina. >> in a s

that will be a great test in virginia. scott taylor's district down here in the corner here. democrats think they have less of a chance here, but is there a wave, a blue ripple or a wave? watch the results here. it will give you an indication of that in virginia at the 7:00 hour. again, as i noted, a couple in georgia that are longer shots for the democrats but a couple of possible races down here. if you come up here and look at our key races right here, they're both in the atlanta suburban area north of atlanta, the 7th district here, the 6th district here. these republican incumbents should win tonight. these are safe republican districts, but you have the governor's race down there and a lot of democratic money poured into the districts. if the blue wave is building, these will tell us that. >> we're standing by for our first chance to make projections in some of the key races tonight. polls are about to close in six states. we'll be back in a moment. >>> election night in america is brought to you by -- grubhub, resta

kennedy included virginia first and massachusetts after that. so, we feel like we have gotten our do as far as recognition. the woodlief family had an association they started in 1968 and it has been a part of my life ever since i was a child. the information they would have, the festival down there, it has been an important part of our life, something that we have enjoyed and look a lot from. the foundation is commemorating certain historic events that happened in 1619. the the first groups of females coming to the new world. the first legislative body was in jamestown, 1619. and the first angst giving was here, in berkeley. so, we have invited charles berkeley to the 400th anniversary, which is next year. he owns the berkeley castle and is a member of that original berkeley family. so, he is coming. they have hadhat a lot of excavations done around berkeley castle in england and the gentleman doing that is here now, looking at and surveying the grounds to see if we can find the original settlement where they built the first thanksgiving. mark

amazon coming to northern virginia. we've talked gbout thed things to come, good things expected to come. >> having one of the world's largest companiesn your backyard can bring some growing pains, some headaches. we'll looks at the traffic impact. >> first, some lessons from amazon's original home. seattle. amazon is one of the most valuable companies in the its major headquarters is in seattle a that infused $38 billion into the economy between 2010 and 2016. but it has also transformedt into a bustingransportation center. the traffic has gotten worse. the high paid techies make but that 15% of the work force and a majority are young and single renters. >> the local market hasn't pen able to add that. >> you have to live well outsidt city l and the increasing number is cloing the interstate. we're trying to build out our rail system. >> attention around there as seattle struggled t aress the homelessness crisis. amazon remains major player. they have more square footage an 7 different madison square gardens and could

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namely, virginia. ee did not resign from the united states army to fight for theconfederate cause, greatest misnomer in civil war history. he left the army to defend his state. lee hoped that virginia would be neutral in the contest. when he resigned from the army, virginia had just said it was independent, that it belonged to no group. lee hoped virginia would remain neutral, which, of course, it could not. geography alone, it was the centerpiece for the war. virginia remained with the union, robert e lee would have -- robert e. lee would have fought for the union. as simple as that. you have to think about that, we now live under a federal government that does everything for us. 1860, the federal government. he touched your life in one way -- it delivered mail to your post office. you tried cases in state and local courts. rarely did you go beyond that. 10% of americans in 1860 had ,ever been out of their county much less out of their state. it was all localism. there was no flak of which anyone was

the sta of virginia.publicans and ed gillespie doing better in theural parts. we'll see the same dynamic playing out where democts are favored batouty to do very well in theuburban districts. they are competing in some rural places. where they have a fighting chance twoirngs they even have a candidatekan al they're trying to compete everywhere. the places where i'm looong see have them having the biggest pick-ups were places that were nry close 2016, or that hillary clinton won, we really very close the suburban america. >> how likely is that it it will go their way? you would rather it be them. yo never know until votes come in. 2016 was an important reminder. it turned out to be more decisive than people saw it. i wouldn't be surprised if there's a surprise or two coming our way this evening. nflt thank you. we'll see you. >> tonight, you get an all access political pass inside a room few people have seen. >> without a special i.d., you can't get beyond this. this is the decision desk. i've never been a

so virginia, it's -- particularly northern virginia, it'syp a educated area.there's a move to move and it's a change in our politics. virginia going forward in terms otational politics, it's going to be a like ohio in terms of 40, 50 years in terms of being a bl weath to see where the country is going. >> president trump seemed like a factor in the maryland'sor gove race. larry hogan, the first republican to win re-election in decades, he's been critical of the president. he said, listen, i'mde indep of these parties. i'm going to work for marylanders. >> he did what republicans in blue state had to do. he stepped out earlier. as a consequence, that bought him some credibility among moderate, independent voters in the state w weren't quite sureho he would govern. he had no particular controversies or problems along way and by all accounts seemed to be a very likeable guy. you add it all up and it's a really n big surprise that he won the election. >> dr. micel fontroy from howard university, thank you very much. stay rig there, we'll talk more about how this c

that's all rain in southern virginia and southeastern virginia. that change to rain will gradually come across the i-95 corridor. a more extend period of potentially freezing rain or sleet is likely in the shenandoah valley. future weather, the bright banding here is usually indicating sleet. a chance for a mix of sleet and snow through about 9:00 or 10:00 before it becomes mostly rain by about noontime. heavy rern coming in this afternoon. a wide variety ofatches and warnings. let's go to lauryn for the latest on those. >> thank you, chuck. we've got a wide variety, absolutely right. thank you for everybody sending in their reports. i'm looking at them now. message both chucki. and thank you so much. a lot is changing at every minute with this storm. let's break it down. winter storm warning in peak. that goes throu tomorrow morning. a winter weather advisory fo areas in purple. snow at first and then ice and sleet to rain. the rain is going to come in from the s and east and move to the north and west. that's why the shenandoah valley is in that

he has arrived in huntington, west virginia. the president is getting ready to rally gop supporters around the state and maybe pick up a senate seat while he's at it or making sure that joe manchin has a tough fight. the polls are tight there. on the phones with, jim jordan who if republicans do manage to hang on to their majority could be the next speaker of the house. good to have you. >> good to have you. >> neil: what do you think decides this race? you know that consensus is wrong, wrong in 2016. it's been wrong, understated, sometimes dramatic swings and the final days. what do you think? >> well, the direction the respective parties will take the country couldn't be clearer. i said this the other day. the left, they applaud kaepernick when he disrespects the flag, cuomo was never that great. that's speaking -- just last month, we had 250,000 job growth. wage up 1%. lowest unemployment in 40 years. wire out of the iran deal. you can keep rattling it off. it's an amazing record under the leadership was president trump in th

from virginia to maryland and a high stake r senatee in west virginia. >> plus, an explosion of early g vo what we can learn from the record setting numbers announced over the weekend. >>> now just hours to go until voters head to the polls. >> the stakes could be be higher. for president trump, the outcome will s the tone for the next two years. >> for his final push, he has left washington to campaign for republican candidates in the madwest. former president o is right here, energizing campaigns in virginia. >> t polls are so tight, and the ear turnout so massive, it is impossible to predict t outcome. our news4 team coverage is beginning with theaces across our area. we want to start with the national piure. >>> those voters are turning out so fa e number of early and absentee ballots cast this yr alone has already doubled what we saw in 2014. so now we're seeing both parties really scramblin