sea isle city 51, avalon 51 and dover 48 degrees. temperatures are on the chilly side.tunately because we're dealing with a easterly breeze and clouds and damp weather, the numbers will not climb too much. maybe we go up another 2 or 3 degrees. there's the moisture pushing into the delaware valley. the morning is rather damp and gloomy and periods of rain. later this afternoon as this low starts is to blossom and gets going it will push to the north an take this moisture with it. we'll see cloudy siels after 3:00 -- cloudy skies after 3:00, 4:00. there's that slug of moisture over the heart of the delaware valley. it's mainly south jersey and delaware that are picking up the heavier showers after lunchtime. the far western suburbs are cloudy. the moisture will follow the low out to sea and off the coast there. will also keel we'll see gradual clearing or the attempt for clearing overnight tonight. it will be at that point where the winds pick up and the temperatures plummet. we'll see the overnight lows down in the low 30s, north and west, and mid to upper 30s in the ci

and octavia avalon by a bay is having a project and they'll be developing affordable housing on parcel 11 in between those two is an old alley called hickory street not in use prior to the central freeway so, now in conjunction with the project they're developing avalon bay is seeking improvement for hickory street that's the jeopardy landscape i'm going to turn it over to the representative from the public works and joel is here with additional information thank you. >> thank you good afternoon, board of supervisors i'm the public works san francisco mapping okay. thank you this hickory is the measure in question our office received from the developer avalon bay communities it is a part of a bigger project that includes if i can go to the next - and hickory is as soon as as a premier 325 and 333 oak street which the project itself is a 5 story building has one hundred and 82 unit residential and bridge scale with parking underground the next point shows the lot with the jell is the actual lot between octavia and laguna street initially octavia was undeveloped part of it was up to lot

woodbine 48 anticipate avalon 51 degrees. satellite and radar, lots of clouds hugging the coastal plain we're starting to see breaks showing up to the west. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine later this afternoon. we'll start out with cloud cover and increase the sun by lunchtime or so. it will be chilly compared to seasonal averages, this is better than yesterday. yesterday we had a high of 50 degrees, today we'll go 56. look what's waiting in the wings. later this week this is the air mass that's heading this way. we're seeing teens and single digits below zero. this will modify this air mass. it's not -- it's knocking on the door wednesday night. i'll have more in the seven day. >> an argument at a philadelphia nightclub led to a shootout in the park parking lot. a 28-year-old man an security guards were arguing when the man pulled out gun and fired. the guards fired back as the man drove off hitting him in the shoulder an hand. a bullet hit the car causing the car to breakdown on the ramp to i-95 north. he was taken to

. >>> today marked snow fest saturday in avalon cape may with a celebration of winter at the jersey shoreor the second year in a row families could enjoy games, and rides at the carnival. and santa was there with two of his reindeer friends, rocket and fetch. >>> the american heritage credit union get into the holiday spirit for the lighting of its 40-foot christmas tree. a beautiful way to kick off the season. a nicer day tomorrow to end the weekend. >> warmer than the last couple days. you should notice that. monday closer to 60 degrees. >> that's nbc 10 news for now. i'm denise nakano. "saturday night live" is next. [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome back to "the kelly file." later in the program, undeniable proof that the historical figure blackula was in fact white. but first, it was a long week for new jersey governor chris christie. first he placed nurse kaci hickox into quarantine even thouhe

same thing in washington township. 31 degrees in northeast philly closer to the shore, 35 in avalon andees in delaware city. a high pressure still in control. the clouds rain creasing from the west. that's going to be the trend for sunday. we're going to stay well below average. but we're going to look for the southwest for this system to organize. this is where the moisture is coming from as we head into the overnight hours on sunday early morning on monday. we'll start to see rainfall moving in for philadelphia and south jersey. but because the temperatures will drop down so low for the poconos and lehigh valley we could see light snow, freezing rain and sleet in the poconos. and rainfall. again for philadelphia and south jersey, all rainfall. overnight sunday heading into monday. the monday morning commute will be slick. the average is 56 degrees. the temperatures will warm back into the mid-50s on monday. but for tomorrow we're at 48 degrees. still below average. and speaking of cold temperatures, it is going to be a very cold game for the eagles taking on the green bay packers. 4:2

john avalon is a cnn political analyst and editor-in-chief for the daily beast.larry sabato, the director of the center for politics at the university of virginia. good morning, gentlemen. i know it's not a pleasant topic this morning, right? because we're talking about gridlock again. larry, i thought voters sent a message they wanted gridlock to end and that's not happening. it seems worse than ever. who's to blame? >> well, let's start with the voters. they created more gridlock. and that's their constitutional right in that they wanted to send a message to president obama, they did it but by putting both houses of congress in republicans' hands and having a democratic president that they've elected twice, they created the gridlock. whether that was their intention or not. so, you know, the more things change, the more they remain the same. we got rid of the old gridlock, welcome to more intense gridlock. >> john, do you agree it's the voters' fault? >> no, it's not. we've had divided government before, many times throughout our history and we've achieved grea

a projects and the former sf units with the new units coming online and with the and that's like avalon mission bay or yerba buena and dollars then there are the 8020 bond the 75 market you were referring to and each one of these buckets have different regulatory agreements there's this very hard to see file or slide so in the inclusionary program they're all under planning code section 415 and monitored by the procedures manual so all the rules come out of those for all of those citywide bmr in the inclusionary program ocii portfolio the former agency portfolio those have individuals regulatory agreements so for the homeownership program there's the l e p or limited equality those are different requirements and restrictions then 4 to 5 very different homeownership units sf r a rental agreements are spirit agreement with each development that are worked out with the former redevelopment the condominium conversion program follows the procedures manual for the resale of homeownership units and the 80020 deals have individual regulatory agreements so when a one particular bmr unit could be

developers are repeat players they're not only building one building it would be great to build an avalon for other developments as part of the negotiations it would be great to get as much uniformity as possible you mentioned special cases we'll try to grant another couple of days if a person is disabled for example, what's - can we make that a uniform process the same number of days that are similarly outlined. >> yes. >> in the case of christopher that got a lot of inc. in the press if a person has a credit score below the minimum can we work on standard diagnosing for additional time. >> so here's the deal most, huh? none of these ray's agents or developers require a credit score so it's not a credited score they're looking at it's a rental score that score what it taking into consideration how much debt people have whether or not at that they've been evicted or recent poor or late credit payments and all of those minimal into this rental score. >> it's standard device by mo. >> no it is most of the inclusionary units those ones we just mentioned affordable housing have a and north am

in south jersey, same story, 30 in cinnaminson, 29 in buena and woodbine. 29 in woodbine and 31 in avalon high of 38 at 2:00. the thing about today there's going to be a strong wind blowing through the region out of the northwest gusting as high as 30. the windchills at the best of times will be in the 20s. bundle up if you have stuff to do today. >> it's the college football rivalry in the lehigh valley. this weekend it will add another historic chapter. lehigh and lafayette will play for 150th time tomorrow. that's more than any other two schools in the county. the first matchup go back to 1884 before helmets and the forward pass. students will tell you the rivalry is alive and well. >> it's a big part of the culture here. >> this is a big deal. >> you come to lafayette. >> there's so much animosity between the two schools, you mentioned that we have losing records, it doesn't matter how many games we lose, as long as we win the lead off game. >> they will be playing this game tomorrow at yankee stadium. at first, organizers thought they would use the lower level seats, the game is a se

at the beach, 53 in avalon and along the boardwalk in atlantic city. the afternoon and evening drive, 57 degrees by 4:00. 53 by 5:30. 49 degrees slipping into the upper 40 soon as as 7:00. the winds were blustery over the weekend. we had a top gust in the poconos of 47 miles per hour. 44 in philadelphia. low 40s through wilmington and millville and pilots, pennsylvania. the winds today are easing back a bit. future tracker 6 showing you between now and the end of the afternoon we'll see gusts in the 20s and occasionally the teens and obviously breezy and jacket weather as i mentioned but less intense than yesterday. a drivers alert, this goes for pedestrians the rest of the day and tonight it's somewhat windy out there, so you could have debris in roads and maybe new debris maybe trash cans and if you're walking out there keep your ears uncovered and alert, if you hear cracking some of the brancheses that didn't couple done yesterday and weakened yesterday in the strong gusts could come down today, rick be careful driving and walking today all right. >

south and east, several areas hitting 50 on the boards in atlantic city, 50 degrees, same number for avalonand hammonton, 47 degrees. we can thank the warm front as it pulls north. we had a lot of cloud cover yesterday as it was in the process of swinging through. that helped to keep the numbers on the cooler side. today we'll see a decent amount of sunshine as the front continues north into the new england states. accuweather says sun and clouds, high of 55 degrees, a nice, tranquil if i know -- finish to the weekend. when i step back inside i'll talk about the 60s on the way. >> the big story on "action news" this morning, is millions of americans returning home after the long holiday weekend. philadelphia international airport is seeing the crowds grow all morning long the airports, roads and rails will be bustling all day long. and joins us live with more on the busy travel day. hey, annie. >> reporter: hey, nydia and eva, i can tell you 2.6 million americans will be flying home on this day, expected to be the busiest travel day of the year. take a look behind me, this is a chunk of the

we're picking up the organs and reds that's where it's pushing into sea isle city and avalon in the next half-hour. temperatures along with the rain, chilly allentown 45 degrees. philadelphia, 46. poconos 41. millville, 47 and a pair of 50s for the boardwalk in atlantic city and sea isle city, as well. accuweather says find something indoors to do. damp and windy, high of 49 degrees. you factor in the winds it will feel like the upper 30s and low 40s throughout the day. it's not a nice start to the weekend, tomorrow looks better, but we'll have windchills in the 20s in parts of the area tomorrow morning. i'll show you the numbers in the complete accuweather seven-day forecast when i step back inside here in just a bit. >> an agreement for septa riders. annie mccormick has the details. >> we are pleased to announce that septa and twu has reached two year agreement. >> reporter: septa and the president of the transit worker union shake on a agreement for the union employees operating buses trolleys and subways. >> it was difficult, but we got it done. >> reporter: a long day and night homi

for the jersey shore, atlantic city, sea isle city, avalon, somewhat milder, you'll never know it with actual air temperature, feeling like the up upper 30s. in philadelphia, 350 degrees, feeling like the upper 0s. 9:00 a.m., 44 degrees, noon, 48 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 50 degrees, 45 at 6:00 p.m. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 58 degrees for monday, temperature-wise, slowly starting to rebound. tuesday and wednesday, that's more like it. 67, wednesday, 68. thursday, the next system moves in here, that will bring rain back into the area. an inch to an inch neef that's a good -- and a half that's a good soaking. friday, 56 degrees and saturday, 50 degrees. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >>> a sigh of relief for homeowners on the big island of hawaii, that huge lava flow that's increasing closer to homes has stalled. it's breaking out along the sides of the flow. the lava has been

cinnaminson you topped out at 48 you're close to yesterday's high, gandys beach 42. 49 in avalon. woodbine 45 degrees. satellite and radar you should see sunshine later this afternoon, even though we're picking up the cloud cover, all this will continue to push east and out to sea. that will help to moderate the temperatures. we're back into the mid 50 os later today. yesterday, philadelphia topped out at 50 degrees. clouds and sun, fairly chilly for this this time of year, the normal is 60. we'll go 56. it will feel better out here. we're not expecting much of a breeze, so it won't be hardware hardware -- harsh. >>> monday and tuesday, it's milder, temperatures back in the 60s. here comes the arctic front. it will be the coldest air of the season so far, not one, not, two, not three, we could have seven straight days where high temperatures are stuck in the 40s and the lows will be colder than that. that will be the true taste of arctic chill from old man winter. it arrives wednesday evening in the delaware valley. i'll have that when i step back inside in just a bit. >> new this

closer to the shore here, we're at 47 degrees in avalon. 41 degrees in delaware city.ve seen clouds move in. those clouds we want to stick with us throughout the rest of today. tonight as well. we are going to continue to see warmer air coming up from the south and that's going to lead to even warmer temperatures heading into tomorrow. our wind speeds right now are sustained at 9 miles per hour in philadelphia. breezy conditions along the shore. and that's going to continue. we'll even see gusty wind speeds as we head into the afternoon. more mild for us today. our temperatures are going to push into the mid 50s for philadelphia. same thing for allentown. the low 50s. and we are going to see temperatures tomorrow pushing prilt pretty clo pretty close to 60 degrees. our average for this time of year is 51, so we are above average. today and tomorrow, take a look at what happens. a cold front beginning to knock those temperatures down 20 degrees, and then we are going to track a chance of rainfall, tuesday, also on wednesday, but plenty of sunshine expected to return by

avalon, 43, woodbine, 42 degrees, winds gusting anywhere from 25 to 35 miles per hour throughout the viewing area we'll see the gusts exceed 35 or 40 miles per hour later on always the coastal system right here continues to spin and push toward the north. we're on the backside of it, so the winds are out of the northwest and they will continue to howl later on. accuweather says it will be dry, we'll see an increase in sunshine, but it will be windy. even though we'll reach 50 degrees, it will feel like the upper 30s and low 40s. we have big rainstorm in the seven-day forecast. i have the details in just a bit. >> don't forget you can take 6abc.com with you. the new smart design fits any device you have, whether it's your tablet or smart phone, no matter how large or small that screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com anytime anywhere. >>> well in just two days voters will cast their ballots and of course, eyes on the pennsylvania race for governor, voters choose between tom corbett who is facing off against democratic challenger tom wolf. >>> president obama travels to philadelphia

avalon 52. satellite and radar showing a lot of cloud cover out there this afternoon.e had full sunshine the numbers would have been 3 or 4 degrees warmer than what you saw. nonetheless feels great out here, but could have been warmer. if you like the warm weather we're shooting for a high of 55 today. look at monday, look what happens tomorrow, we'll see clouds out here, but with the winds strengthening out of the south/southwest. high temperatures close in on 60 degrees, some locations across south jersey and delaware wouldn't surprise me if you're a degree or two warmer than that. the overall pattern for the next two weeks looks mild. looks like we'll bottle up all the arctic air to the north, that means a flat west to east flow across the countries. pacific air will dominate the pattern and temperatures in the 50s, there will be a couple of cold days thrown in there now until then. the overall pattern looks mild. we'll talk about that when i step back inside and we'll have another look at the travel forecast next. >> the long exodus back home from the long thanksgi

we're in the 50s along the shore at avalon and atlantic city.t will go the rest of the day, 56 by 2:00. 4:00, 53. you can see how the numbers plunge later tonight. 10:00, we'll be at 43. we're looking at the colder air moving east and it will be very cold tomorrow, and i'll have a look at the where the temperatures are going in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> bracing for that. >>> a snowy blast created problems for people across the country. the first snowfall led to slick roads and dozens of accidents in lubbock, texas. icy roads made it difficult to make this turn in oklahoma city. this time lapse video shows how quickly the freeze settled in. this lake in washington state went from liquid to ice in just a few hours. >>> stay on top of the changing weather situation at 6abc.com/weather. there you will find our storm tracker 6 live 6 ray dr, plus 89 hourly and seven-day forecast. you can watch the latest videos from our "action news" meteorologists and view our checks of weather-related image also. >> a tractor-trailer accident

i bring in cnn political analyst john avalon, good morning. >> hey, poppy. >> good morning. >> good morning! >> you said this morning on "new day," a big bourbon summit is what's needed and also a sense of reality in terms of don't try to get a lot of big things done, and that sort of echoes what we heard from mcconnell and boehner in the op-ed this morning. is that the most realistic approach here? >> first of all, break out the bourbon soon, because these guys all need to chill out. raising obamacare appeal may be to please the base but it's a fool's earned and everybody knows it. lot can be done if they pick their targets carefully. the most obvious areas of overlap are tax reform. some degree of overlap, corporate tax reform, fast track trade authority, infrastructure investment, those are areas that are economic, where there could be some overlap. immigration a tougher road to hoe, but again, it was lindsey graham helped lead bipartisan passage of immigration reform in this departing senate, so some maybe hope there. but they're going to have to pick their targets carefully. they have

this was the scene at snow fest saturday in avalon. families got to enjoy games, rides, and a visit with santa. >>> this next one is truly a heartwarming holiday story. listen to this. a woman got a very big surprise during pennsauken's annual parade yesterday. take a look. the bride-to-be handled this pretty well, you know? longtime resident chris proposed to carol during a stop in the action yesterday. carol thought that chris was involved in the parade because he was going to be honored for his work with the pennsauken youth athletic association. instead, he dropped to one knee and pulled out the ring. >> took me two months to pull it together and i did it. >> i feel like i'm losing my mind. i'm extremely happy. i couldn't be happier, any happier. >> their families and their friends were there to see the proposal. congratulations to the happy couple. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather, with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. warmer conditions settling in for us today and tomorrow. and then big changes on the way. we

this was the scene at snow fest saturday in avalon. the second year in a row, families got to enjoy games, rides and prizes at the carnival. and, of course, santa was there. >>> the cost of gas is plunging across the country. the lowest prices we've seen in four years. under three bucks. the experts weigh in on just how long it will last. ♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the confidence to move forward. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> this is "nbc 10 news." >> at 6:41, let's take another live look down the shore this morning out over cape may. looking at that beautiful sun coming up. should be a really nice day. temperatures are going to warm into the mid 50s, but in terms of the seven-day forecast, we've got a little bit of a roller coaster ride. temperatures will warm up and dip, and we do have some precipitation in the forecast. brittney shipp will talk about it coming up. >>> the price of gas is now at its lowest level in four years.

woodbine 48 anticipate avalon 51 degrees.uds hugging the coastal plain we're starting to see breaks showing up to the west. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine later this afternoon. we'll start out with cloud cover and increase the sun by lunchtime or so. it will be chilly compared to seasonal averages, this is better than yesterday. yesterday we had a high of 50 degrees, today we'll go 56.

and then closer to the shore, a bit warmer. 40 degrees here in avalon. just a freezing closer inland to woodbine. our satellite radar shows that clouds have increased. we're also seeing just a few passing snow flurries. we have a larger system that's going to actually bring us all the rainfall, and that's off to the southwest. but we have a winter weather advisory that's in effect for the poconos from 7:00 p.m. tonight until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, and that's because of the possibility of snow, sleet, and freezing rain. icy spots. but as the temperatures warm up tomorrow, tomorrow will actually be warmer than what we're going to see today. we'll see it switching over to rainfall. so here's a system that's going to organize itself as we head into your evening hours. so into your overnight hours, 1:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m., that's when we're going to see the possibility of a little bit of a wintery mix. as we see those temperatures dropping down below freezing, that's when we'll see that wintery mix. by 8:00 a.m. as everyone's heading to work, widespread rainfall,

a bit warmer in avalon at 39. 34 degrees in dover. we are going to see high pressure sliding offshore. we've seen our clouds increasing. you can see a few flurries here already making their way into the poconos, but the larger system is well to the southwest of us. it's going to organize closer to 8:00 p.m., and then continue to travel our way. as we head into the overnight hours, that's when we'll start to see rainfall. we are going to see heavy rain as we head into monday. and then bitter cold settles in for us tuesday heading into wednesday. so if it's cold to you now, our temperatures are going to drop even more tuesday and wednesday. tomorrow is going to be a bit warmer. that's why we're going to see mainly rainfall for philadelphia. and also south jersey. but if you're closer to the poconos and lehigh valley, we do expect to see light snow, freezing rain, sleet. that's all a possibility for the poconos. a brief wintery mix and a few icy spots are possible as those temperatures drop below freezing, right when the rainfall moves i

still heavy down around, avalon and places like that, but here is a quick look at the future cast. this kind of lingers a along throughout the rest of the morning, but it is heaviest of the rain do i believe is out of here for today, again, lingering through about noon time and then sun comes out in the afternoon, and we may get to a record of 72. record is 71. just a couple showers after that. i want to get to wednesday. tuesday should be dry. and not too cold. we will start out with this coastal storm with rain. it rains throughout the day on wednesday, and then the early call here has a lot of it out of here by wednesday night. there are other computer models showing accumulating snow on wednesday night and through can see by thursday morning, a couple of snow flakes way out to our west but for us i do think we will be finished with whatever we get by thanksgiving. so, again we're still putting together this forecast, it is a a little trick which those coastal storms. 72 degrees today and very windy, 51 tonight. the here's a quick look at the temperature dip that we will have fr

ocean city strathmere, margate down towards avalon stone harbor.eavy rain strong wind and threat for some lightening. rain right now 2 inches per hour in that cell. definitely le downs there. we will have latest on when rain clears out and cool down coming up with the seven day. >> thanks very much. >> new to the latest on the safe return of carlesha free land gaither following her abduction off a philadelphia street. as we just mentioned delven barnes has confessed to that crime, he has been denied bail and waved his tradition to virginia where he is wanted for attempted murder. free land gaither is at an undisclosed location after reuniting with her family. she was fun last night with barn necessary a parking lot in jessup, maryland. >>> we're beginning to learn more about the days long ordeal freeland gaither survived. investigative reporter walt hunter who first broke the the news of her rescued last night is live at police headquarters with the latest, walt. >> reporter: we're learning inspiring, frightening new details, family members and pol

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it's moving into strathmere, sea isle city, heavy rain down to avalon and cape may has seen the heavy rain. now we're seeing pockets of heavy rain. wildwood seeing heavier rain as well. this is moving quickly around 50 miles an hour. it will be sliding off shore very soon here. this is locally heavy. the good news is, it is moving fast. so it's not expected to sit in one area for a long period of time. across the major interstates, again the ac expressway running up through parts of gloucester, rain as well right around windslowe township and also 76 seeing some of the more moderate rainfall. deptford seeing some of the heavier rain as well. this is sliding up along the major interstates into mercer county, burlington county seeing heavy rain especially around pemberton. we'll continue tracking the showers for you. there is more rain off to our west we'll be watching approach into the next few hours, too. coming up, where the rain is heading and the cold temperatures you can expect as we end out the week and go into your weekend. coming up. >>> emergency crews in old city had to deal

jon avalon and republican pollster and president and ceo of the polling company, miss kelli ann conway. great to see you. the big issue on the table, immigration, kelli ann, let me start with you. the idea of here in this new wave, new enthusiasm of cooperation, the president saying i'm going it alone. let's see what happens and i'm going to go it alone on an issue that i know is particularly sensitive, anchor babies, explain what this means to the republican majority? >> well first it means that president obama would be the open guy left in washington who did not assimilate the results of the election a couple of weeks ago, chris and he's going back on his own word and the request offal many of the red state democrats to slow down, to not state publicly that he's going to play the lone ranger on big issues, even harry reid yesterday said he would prefer the president wait at least until december 11th, which is when the government will run out of money to act alone on the executive action. i think it's selfish of the president. because i think you can lay mary landrieu's loss at his fe

. >>> let's continue the conversation on the day ahead for the white house with john avalon, the editor in chiefnd "daily beast" and kevin madden, cnn political commentator and republican strategist. john, somebody has to give first, that's how compromise works. somebody has to say, you win the point first, how is this going to happen? >> i think what's important to remember is how much political reality is crafted by personal relationships. this is an opportunity for a reset. but it's got to be genuine. if either side comes in feeling like the other side has got to capitulate first and compromise remain as dirty word in washington, nothing is going to get done. if it's in the spirit of is it's in our interests and the country's interest to get something done together, it could work. but don't listen to either bases, who are demanding all or nothing, that's how we got into the mess in the first place. >> what did the win in quotes mean to your party? what do you think your leadership now believes they have received mandate to do? >> well, if you look at how many, if you look at the indi

at black horse pike, gang watching us, down the the shore, and, parkway southbound, and right at avalonam bound, on the schuylkill this morning, a half an hour delay south on i-95, a 30 minute delay and blue route is slow, from the schuylkill down toward 95. ben franklin bridge looking out window from mid span into center city at eighth and vine. mike and alex, back to you. >> bob, bob, bob kelly. >> sue serio good come over here i have your mega millions tickets. >> oh, okay. >> here we go. >> if you think that maybe you could use an extra 321 million-dollar, come on, come on down. >> yes. >> there is a mega millions drawing. >> give me the winner. >> yes. >> i want the winning ticket. >> i want the winner. here is yours. i won't share your numbers, that is going to sue serio. hi, there you go he is like santa claus. >> yes. that is what i say when i give these out. if you win, do what you think is right. >> a lot of people will say i will split it with you. alex goes i will give you 1 percent. >> i said 10 percent. >> why just ten i'm giving it to you. >> i'll split it with you. >> of

i was going to ask, do you think you could get something passed that i know for a fact, avalon -- alongith a lot of my friends, that the democrats would not try to get past? here it goes. that we randomly select jurors for guilty or not guilty, and the process they go through, what is wrong with randomly selecting an independent, a democrat, and a republican american from each and every one of our states in our union to sit in the seats of the white issues ourote on the representatives think that we want to pass, and let the american people vote on those issues, laws that we all have to in place byd be put the people, for the people, when the american people realize that we need each other, we end and all the problems we have in our society, within our nation. host: to your point, isn't that the job of congress? representatives? caller: no, they're supposed to represent us and pass things that most of us want. how do they know what we want? if they do not let us vote on the things they think we want? host: thank you for your call. guest: we elect people who then come to washington and t

let's talk more with john avalon, a cnn political analyst and editor in chief of the "daily beast" andgaret hoover, a cnn political analyst and republican consultant. it's obvious that the parents of whose children were killed by isis, the families believe they were trying on their own to get their children back. who knows if it would have worked? it seems as though it wouldn't have. but the government wouldn't let them negotiate or give money. of courses u.s. has its reinforce not allowing that. here's what the first hostage was killed by isis, james foley's parents had to say about the government's help. listen to this. >> i really feel that our country let jim down. and -- >> in what way? >> well anderson, i we met wonderful people within our government. good people who cared, who wanted to help. but the reality of the bureaucracy and really was such that we were not helped. we really weren't. >> margaret, is it time for a review? >> this is tragic. as a parent, it breaks your heart. i don't know that ordering a bureaucratic review of how you negotiate with terrorists would have sav

let's bring in john avalon and margaret hoover, republican consultant. we got the president's side, just as important, probably more so is the other site of the equation. let's play a little bit of the presumptive leader, mitch mcconnell, what he had to say about what he wants to do in the senate. let's play it to set the table. >> the first thing i need to do is to get the senate back to normal. that means working more, i don't think we've had any votes on friday in anybody's memory. it means opening the senate up. so that amendments are permitted on both sides. and it means occasionally burning the midnight oil in order to reach a conclusion. >> sounds great. margaret, here's one thing, we want to go forwards, i get it. leadership, okay? governing is leadership. leadership is often accountability. don't you think there should be some ownership of, and the reason all of this has been going on, is because we did it. we're not going to do that any more. we're going to do things differently on the republican side. doesn't he need to say that? instead of ma