. >> it ranges from urine colored to like a dark almost browner yellow. it is gross. >> reporter: on the day we visited it wasn't great, but it wasn't horrible. it gets. in one a deep brown at bedtime. >> i get grossed out in a bath. i feel like i am cleaning her in water that looks dirty. >> every pipe is clogged. the shower heads don't last. all of our stuff dies in six months and it is supposed to last years. >> reporter: she is not alone. things got so bad they installed a water filter to protect her family of the as she changed the cartridge she could see the problem. >> this has >> reporter: the filter on the right is a new one, the same color on the left was when it was installed two weeks ago. before we arrived sandy put a new filter on as an spearment. >> i was in the shower for five minutes and that is five minutes of water. >> reporter: another experiment. she washed dishes for a short period of time. and lighter took a picture of what the small amount of water did to the filter. they documented e-mail exchanges who in june he said had just bec

as we become browner we're going to have to solve for this rise in the racial aversion.ng to have to stop being the assumptions that just because a lot of voters go out, are people of color? >> right. >> which is a mistake everybody made the day before the election. look at all of the hispanics that went out in florida. hillary is going to win. all of those hispanics were going to vote for hillary. it didn't happen that way. >> the democratic party has relied a lot on people of color to over index in order to win. you know, this electorate was 2% browner than -- >> they've got to fight for -- >> but at the same time when you look at the infrastructure of the democratic party and infrastructure of the progressive community, where are people of color who have budgetary authority, where are people of color who are making creative decisions about the messaging. we need to bring more heat to the younger people. we never got the funding. >> what's the lesson for the next presidential election? what i see is a lot of democrats saying we need to be more progressive in our argume

so we had, in fact, a browner electorate. but when you look at that protest vote, when you look at the younger voters who 80 or 90% of them say -- >> but the thing about those voters, i remember litigating this with ralph nader in 2000. those voters wouldn't have voted for al gore. they weren't there like -- there's this idea that that's a vote that should be in this column and isn't. it doesn't strike me as -- >> it is, but when you look at her margins -- she won all the groups that barack obama won particularly those younger sort of ascending america but she won them by smaller margins, she's three or four points off ins all those younger vote margins. donald trump did expand the republican party, he didn't expand the republican brand yesterday evening, but those young voters who say they were rejecting both of them and they in fact did that, we've got to do more to sort of reach those votes. i loved your last person on your panel here because she's absolutely right, right? the democratic party looks more like her than it d

donald trump is the fact that the country and i have said it numerous times the country is getting browner't fare well. >> they have learned about hispanic voting in places about the demographics. it's a different demographic than in 2012 than in 2008 and the electorate is browning. >> i don't think they ever didn't see a big challenge. clearly for years the republican party had a tougher and tougher challenge with the demographic shift. they have to continue to grow the party. he's expanded the base in other areas. we know the minority vote had turn out as well in the past. they have made up for the shortfall. >> had he realized they would build a wall when they send their rapists, racists and criminals, do you think he would have changed it? it didn't play well with latino voters. >> he's kind of locked in what he firmly believes in. i don't think he moves a lot based on the way the political wind is blowing. >> the stupid thing for trump is i don't think this is mutually exclusive. donald trump is tapping into some really good political things amongst working class workers. and blue col

but let's not forget that the future of this country is moving towards a browner america, is moving towards technologies, and some of the things that trump is talking about bringing back. we still have an obligation as leaders to see the future and to try to bring everybody along. >> no question, but it's about balance. brown, white, yellow, the whole color that united this country is green. people want to make money. >> we can all sit around that table. >> that's what this country is about, or at least that's what it was. karen finney, thank you very much. the best to you and your family for thanksgiving. >> you too, chris. >> alisyn? >>> the man hunt is over this morning. san antonio police say they've got their guy linked to the deadly targeted shooting of a veteran detective. he was just one of four officers shot on sunday. so what officers are saying about what happened this weekend, that's ahead. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual ne

this is a browner and blacker electorate than what you saw in '08 or '12 and they are registered. one thing that i think is so exciting and i was so proud to watch it happen. last night in illinois, to use a state we know pretty much is going to go for hillary clinton as well, chance the rapper teamed up with the black youth project and had a parade to the polls and these are the kinds of things where we continue to underestimate not only black folks in north carolina where they faced insurmountable voter suppression but also young black millennials who we've said are not enthusiastic and turning out. and what you've seen is there is a reliable demographic in this country that always show up in spaf the odds. >> i think we've also underestimated donald trump and his coalition. >> absolutely. >> i looked at the real clear politics averages and if we give donald trump every state, he gets 265 electoral votes and here's where his challenge lies, finding that one state that will come into his column that is a blue state. new hampshire, for instance, that's a tossup on our map. he's tr