north carolina also very close. 75% of the vote has been counted in north carolina.ard fought state. the unemployment rate there is still 9.6%, well over the national average. mitt romney with a lead there in north carolina. looking at the state of virginia, 52% of the vote in virginia has been counted. mitt romney out with a lead there. we have breaking news. president obama cbs news projects will carry the state of new hampshire. this is the first of the swing states, the nine battleground states that will decide this election. this is the first one that has come through for us tonight. president obama we project will carry the state of new hampshire. let's go to the presidential race map yet again now that new hampshire is in the president's column he has 156 electoral votes to mitt romney's 153. john dickerson, our cbs news political director, is mapping out the various ways the two candidates can get to the 270 electoral votes needed. john, what does this mean now that new hampshire has gone the president's way. >> now that we've actually called a battleground s

outh too close to call in s carolina. none of the precincts are can project t we president obama will win in the state of vermont. six states where the polls have just closed. we've made calls in two of them. and in the others we can't yet make a call but they'll come. three important senate races among those that have just called. we have three in virginia, democrats are trying to hold tant seat.por for now that race is too close to call between kain and allen. this senate race will give us a lot of information about the way voters were pushed and pulled. there is a third party candidate in here who may or may not he had some effect on the presidential race as it relates specifically to virginia. keep in mind we're not holding one big national elect frun from the presidency tonight. 51 individual contests for electoral votes and those electoral votes will come together, somebody will get 270, the good lord willing, and that person is our next president. let's go on with two more senate calls in the state of indiana repub

first in north carolina, wow! look at how close it is. 49% to 49% in north carolina.his is the state the president barely won four years ago, usually in a presidential election it goes for a republican. the exit polls showing 49 to 49. in ohio, right now, the key ballots ground state, maybe the most important battle ground states, 51% for the president, 48% for mitt romney. again, these are estimates that reflect the votes of the people we interviewed at select polling places. it may not necessarily reflect the actual outcome and particular state. once we get the final vote tallies, what we're watching very closely. let's take a look at some actual votes that are coming in right now. and they're coming in from florida. almost a quarter of the vote in florida is now in. 23%, the president of the united states has a slight advantage. 52% to 48%. he's almost 90,000 votes ahead in florida as of right now. in virginia, much smaller percentage of the vote has actually been counted. only 2%. mitt romney has a lead, 58% to 40%. got a lead of 11,000 votes. very, very early in

. >> and north carolina was less freakish but still unusual. now north carolina is a swing state. that's in part because the demographics have shifted so much in north carolina. those were the two states he carried that will be uphill this time. >> woodruff: mark, what happened in indiana though? the president was campaigning there very late in the game in 2008. what changed on the ground and what changed with him? >> well, two things changed. first the that the president has by hisrians like richard and michael would say, the favorite for the election is he wasn't challenging the nomination for his own party. as a result he never developed any kind of a primary apparatus in te lot of these states. they went directly into the states that david identified tass swing states. they never did anything. in indiana in 2008ie had a knock-down dragout with hillary clint who won the primary. after a long fight in which the bakke folks opened up 48 state offices, had 210 hired people and they were just on the running for the general election and they outspent john mccain. they could spend mo

in north carolina.politics average of polls down there, this is the average of five latest polls. mitt romney is up 49.8% to 46%. this is a lot closer than actually many republicans thought it would be at this point. >> well, north carolina is a curious battleground state. we don't have the presidential candidates here. president obama has not been here since the convention in charlotte. governor romney was here once when he met with reverend billy graham. the republicans had hoped to put this state out of play by the summer. that hasn't happened. governor romney does have a small lean here but it's within the margin of error, the most recent, the most recent polls. even without the candidates this has been, there has been a lot going on here. $70 million of tv ads spent here. there is a heavy, heavy ground game here, including hundreds of people from nearby southern states that have come in here to work for both campaigns. a lot of surrogates. even if we don't have the candidates here, friday, for exam

what made things different for mitt romney in the state of north carolina?> i think the two unique things we did, first of all, we ran a positive campaign. for the tenth largest state in the united states, our campaign did not run one negative tv or radio ad against our opponent. every ad talked about what we wanted to do as governor, and i think that's quite rare not only in north carolina politics but national politics, and that message conveyed not only to republicans but to independents and to democrats and the second thing, i think i brought a mayor's attitude to the governor's race. having been mayor for 14 years and also having business experience, i kind of understood what was happening at the grassroots level both in business and in neighborhoods and communities throughout north carolina and they're struggling. we're going through a tough time in the state right now. >> what was different for you this time than last time when you ran and you weren't able to win and this time you did? presidential year, same thing. >> i think i had more time to build

north carolina is important for us tonight. north carolina has been close throughout the evening and still is. 23% of precincts reporting. at some point we will have a call here, but not now. the state of missouri also to close to call, closing in just the last few minutes. a state of missouri to close to call in the early going, and the state of tennessee, the volunteer state with less than 1% of precincts reporting -- again, it looks lopsided. it is not. a number of other states just close. new jersey, oklahoma -- new jersey will be interesting throughout the night. electoral votes there. states that have closed where we made calls, which were absolutely expected. look at the red zone in dixie down there appear in mississippi, alabama, georgia, south carolina. we called south carna and little while ago. mississippi and alabama solidly red. oklahoma as well. if you look of the eastern seaboard, no surprises there. president obama right now with a 78 electoral votes. governor romney with 71 electoral votes. now florida has clos

north carolina also a state that is too close to call right now according to nbc news, north carolinaama narrowly won in 2008, 50 to 49. it's been said it might possibly be romney's easiest flip from blue to red. >> he's actually already gotten his easiest flip in the state of indiana as larry pointed out. that was a state long shot for democrats to carry. obama broke through there in 2008. north carolina, of the other obama states, is going to be the easiest one, the only one that mitt romney has consistently led in the polls of the nine battlegrounds heading into tonight and ohio, of course, is the one where everybody invested all the marbles. >> that is too close to call. to the battleground states of ohio, north carolina and virginia, nbc news is projecting virginia which closed just 30 minutes ago, is also too close to call. with record turnout expected, turnout expected to surpass 2008 levels, many voters are still in line and, in fact, they will be allowed to vote as long as they were at their polling place when it officially closed, carl. >> that could well mean that we're cou

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ensuing carolina drive. newton looking long. for steve smith, in the end zone, and he makes a catch over josh wilson. smith's first t.d. of the year. i don't know what that is. panthers take a 14-3 lead. he's been waiting all year, apparently, to do it. to the fourth, more from carolina, hooks up with armonte edwards that gets the panthers all the way down the redskins' 9 yard line. and three plays later, newton will take it in himself. busts in, touchdown. gets up and watch this, blows a kiss to the fans. very classy. redskins add a late royster t.d., but carolina wins 21-13 as the skins head into the bye with a 3-6 record. >>> with more, we welcome in dan hellie live from fedex field. dan, a lot of headlines reading newton got the better of griffin. >> reporter: his team came out the winner in this game. this is not where the redskins thought they'd be going into the bye week. 3-6. mike shanahan said in his press conference after the game that the rest of the season is an evaluation process. not something you normally hear fro

north carolina right now, mitt romney, slightly ahead, 94% of the vote is in in north carolina. 4 millionotes have been counted. romney is slightly ahead. ohio, very close, 50% for the president. 48% for mitt romney. 65,000 vote advantage for the president right now. only 59% of the vote in. a lot of votes out there. in florida, 87% of the vote counted. look at this. 50% for the president, 49% for mitt romney. almost 8 million votes have been counted. 46,518 votes. 518 votes for the presidential advantage right now more votes n in iowa. ght now, quarr of the vote in in iowa. 59% for the president. 40% for mitt romney. got a significant lead of 77,956 votes. in arizona, mitt romney ahead. 47% of the vote is in. got a significant lead. 56% to 42%. a lead of 154,000 votes. that's significant there, and in montana, only 6% of the vote is in. 47% for the president. very early for those three electoral votes in montana. what is the popular vote? the national vote show us right now? these are all the states where we have votes. so far, 39% of the national vote is in, mitt romney ahead nationally

the rain is confined down to the carolinas.o the coast of south carolina and this continues to migrate on shore. this little disturbance is going to continue to stay near the southeast coast for the next couple days an eventually head out to sea. the big yes was whether or not this was going to track up into the coast as another coastal storm. doesn't look like that's going to be a concern so that's good news for people traveling. now let's talk about current conditions happening right now. the winds are not a big factor. around 4 miles per hour downtown. you hardly kneel that, but the winds are a little stronger as you get into the southern part of the state. 15-mile-per-hour winds right now in crystal. 21-mile-per-hour gusts in ocean city. paw tuck set river, 23 miles per hour. so it's stronger, more breezy as you go further south. that's mainly a concern for the bay. anywhere south of the bay bridge today, there is a small craft advisory in effect. we're expecting the waves to be very where from 1 to 2 feet. the winds, north

y continuamos en carolina del tema, donde 1500 indocumentados fueron vÍctimas de un fraude.tigÓ el caso. >>> carolina del norte es uno de los estados de mayor crecimiento en los estados unidos, muchos son indocumentados. es el caso de andrÉs santos. >>> yo sin carro no puedo trabajar, todos los trabajos estÁn fuera. >>> sin embargo, en carolina del norte desde el 2006 no pueden tener licencia de conducir, tampoco un carro registrado. >>> un dÍa un compaÑero de trabajo me dice que conoce a alguien que saca placa. >>> se registrÓ un aumento de aplicaciÓn para obtener placas. >>> algunos negocios se hicieron con personas que rellenaron papeles falsos. >>> me preguntaron en quÉ trabajaba. >>> marÍa tambiÉn asegura que no sabÍa. >>> no me dijeron que me hubieran puesto que tenÍa una empresa. >>> no veo cÓmo firmar un documento diciendo que no eres un negocio si en realidad lo eres. >>> pagaron entre 400 y 700 dÓlares, el fraude fue cercano al millÓn. el costo para los implicados fue mayor. >>> llevo dos aÑos ahorrando para esto. >>> a tres personas detuvieron, entre ellos la nota

north carolina, my lord, we got decimated in north carolina because they have a rule there that the governorver the legislature decides to do, that's what it will be. when the republicans took over the legislature in north carolina, that was just doom for us. so these things happen. enough people in the process, you knew after 2010 that we could expect this kind of a result with redistricting. >> congressman, you are the member of a body who has the lowest approval ratings, the congress of the yunited states, 11% of the people max approve of how you've been doing your job down there. whoever wins this election is there a core is there a core group or cross-party lines within the house that you think can be the beginning of a new era in congress or if whoever with wins do we continue with the gridlock that is already in place with all due respect, both sides are responsible. >> tom, thank you so much for that question because you hit the nail on the head. yes, there is a core group within the congress. i was on the super committee. i was on the biden group, and you may recall i kept saying ti

, north carolina.ad to build a relationship during the last 6 to 12 months with those people and they saw what i did as mayor and realized maybe they could use the same type of leadership throughout the state. so i'm very, very pro o campaign and hopefully p across the country that you don't always have to go negative to win. >>hat is your advice for the national republican party? e is some soul- some of it has to do with demohics, most of it's tone. i didn't change vision and my strategy, but iwe had a positiv appealing notust to republicans but to democrats and independents and our sta ttisti show that. i mean, even in my own city romney lost by 100,000 votes but [we won. and i think that sets forth the and your fill oophy and your vision and your business philosophy in the right tone, i think that appeals to people across t board. >> governor-elect pat mccrory, again, congratulations. thanks f coming on this morning and good >> thank you very much. >> our panel is stickin with us. all right. oan br

we are at the spectacular nascar hall of fame in downtown charlotte, north carolina. as you say from the top, folks, charlotte can lay claim to having the second best city in america for the over the past year. you heard some of the names, not just the big boys like low's, carlyle companies, spx, family dollar, sonic automotive and more, all doing well analyzed return november to november of about 21%. mandy, we have got a great lineup for you. got the co of carlyle, one of the top money managers in the region, got the president of speedway motor sports to talk even a little more nascar. i may not leave here and i know it's snowing up there i may just stay here. i'm camped out here for a while, i think. >> absolutely. come on, brian, you drew the long straw? i thought i drew the long straw being here in chilly and snowy new jersey. by the way, i knew that the second city would be somewhere down south and very friendly, when you tweeted out a picture of dottie, a local resident who came out in a piggly wiggly t-shirt, no less, offering you guys a cup of coffee. can't g

we had the rain moving up through georgia, south carolina, north carolina. that's trying to push out of the outer banks and west virginia. it's a cold morning but there's a lot of sunshine. all of the stormy weather is all through california and the west coast. if you're traveling in the west, that's where you'll deal with that. here are some light rain showers kicking off the carolina coast. it looks like a nice friday. everywhere east of the rockies should have a good deal of sunshine and even on the eastern seaboard after a mix of clouds we'll try to get you into the 50s. looking good heading into the weekend. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. today's forecast, you can pretty much write this down and take it all the way through saturday and sunday. most areas in the country won't see a change in the weather pattern all the way through the beginning of next week. so if you like the weather yesterday, you'll like it today and probably right through the weekend. >> did someone script that for you,

president obama leading in north carolina.t's look at results in south carolina and see how things are shaping up there. 9 electoral votes at stake in south carolina. 1% of the precincts reporting. next we go to the state of georgia. polls closing there just about an hour ago with 16 electoral votes. mitt romney well ahead of president obama, just 2% of the precincts reporting. the state of florida with its 29 electoral votes, you can see president obama leading in this state. of course a lot of talk throughout this campaign about the importance of winning florida. we'll be monitoring all of the states. number are coming in by the minute. >> polls are closing and we are tracking the results. more election coverage for you when we return. in just seconds polls will close in 16 more states and washington d.c. for president obama and mitt romney, what happens in two of those states,

even virginia north carolina in pretty good shape. we'll be dry in virginia. temperatures upper 40s to low 50s and clouds roll in to north carolina throughout the day. raleigh stays dry. maybe might rain developing . just in time for the polls. nothing heavy. and in florida what you might expect, 60s, 70s. 80s for south florida. nothing out of the ordinary there either. >>> nothing out of the ordinary here. live weather cam. generally clear skies. 46. dew point in the mid 20s. winds light out of the north at 10. pressure rising. 30 .12 inches of mercury. satellite picture radar combined. this is our next noreaster. it's not one yet. but that will happen tuesday night. off the coast tuesday night. off the coast by wednesday. just light rain and showers. a few rumbles of thunder through southern sections of alabama. that will become our northerlyeaster into wednesday. right now clear skies and calm wind ands a pretty dry air mass. look for a cold night. temperatures in the 40s and 30s. 40 in fairfax. 43 in arlington and 43 in college park. freeze warning tonight

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endorsement if you come to my carolina. right away i said okay.we had been campaigning non-stop traveling all through towns and shaking hands and in between i'm people for support. so we land in south carolina hotel about 1:00 in the morning. we had been flying and the different. walkust as i'm about to back then. we're going to have to wake up and be on the road at 6:30 ini said what, why? go to greenwood and it's several hours away. my promises so a few hours later terrible, i think a cold is coming on and i open up the curtains to get light to wake me terrible storm. i get some coffee and there is a bad story about me in the "new york times." i was much more sensitive to bad stories then. downstairs and i'm walking out to the car and my umbrella blows open and i'm soaked. so by the time i get in the car i'm wet and mad and still kind of sleepy and it turns out that greenwood is several hours away from every place else. drive. to greenwood although you don't of tall buildings around. we pull up to a small field house and i walk in and i don't he

country store during the second world war, and here were these three old, good old boys from north carolina just talking, and one of them says, you know -- they were talking about the war, second world war -- he says it all seems to lead back to this guy hitler. [laughter] he said instead of saying -- sending all these boats with supplies over to europe, why don't we just go shoot him? and another of the good old boys says, well, you know, i don't think -- i'm sure it's not that simple. you can't just go over there and shoot him. i said, i'll shoot him, you just get me a boat. just get me over there. [laughter] so even then it's probably, it may not be as easy to do. he says, i'll tell you what i'll do, our government never thought of this. i'll walk to the front door, ring the bell, and when he comes to the door, i'll shoot him. [laughter] and another of the good old buys said i'm sure it's not that simple. he's probably got a wall around the stuff. you can't just go barging in. okay, here's what i'm going to do. i'm going to hide my rifle underneath a raincoat, and i'm going to go around

storm team 4 radar showing rain in north carolina. the latest indications are, as it gets off the coast, it will form an area of low pressure off the south carolina coast. the latest track is farther east in the last couple days. as a result, we may not have as much of an impact locally as we might otherwise have. it's tracking farther east. i's bringing rain and going to begin to move up into southeast of virginia, the lower part of the bay and the eastern shore. this is at 5:00 tomorrow morning. chilly rain. as it moves, it draws cold air. there may be wet snow flakes at 1:00, forming on the eastern shore. areas east of i-95 will likely be the only areas getting precipitation. washington west, mostly, cloudy. any of that wet snow tomorrow on the eastern shore, as far south as eastern virginia may accumulate on grassy areas. it will quickly move away. as it tracks up new england, it spreads. for us, we clear out and sunshine back on thursday. for this election day afternoon, mostly sunny and chilly. a northeast breeze. temperatures i

thisés matt mccrory, the republican candidate in north carolina as the winner in north carolina.his republican peters projected by nbc news to hold on to his in new hampshire, nbc news winner candidate maggie hassan. john lynch wasrevious democratic governor of new hampshire. in the incumbentvernor jack holding on to his se governor of north dakota is projected by nbc news to also hold on to his seat. daniels isoutgoing it's too close to call be and the democrat john gregg. in west virginia we're looking at a race that's too early to call. the incumbent democrat is earl tomlin. too early to callcan early to call in the incumbent democrat jay nixon,challenger. we have a state call i the presidential news ise winner in the state of wisconsin. tamron hall hpolling. >> you just this crowd around me we telling us about wisconsin because the next set of information might give us insight. what were votersee f in america? exit pollsunfa the american economic system favors the rich while 40% believes it is fair t now take a look as we deeper. we ask whether the policies would favor the ri

an area of low pressure around south carolina, north carolina. today that rain has been, they've had wet conditions. atlanta, around jacksonville, florida, around columbia, wilmington, rain. now you can see where it's sitting. around the outer banks of north carolina. with big a mass of clouds, of course, the leading edge that's moving to the north through areas of virginia, coming into leesburg, gaithersburg, baltimore, annapolis. the leading edge of that cloud cover. in terms of what else is going on, this is a storm system that has a lot of dry air to overcome first. dry air outside. even when the precipitation starts showing up on radar tomorrow, i don't think it will be until we get into the early afternoon hours that we see really anything falling around here. with those storm system off the coast, right now it looks as though we've got dry air to overcome. the storm system that will be more off to the east. out to sea. our chances of seeing precip in areas right east of i-95 for wednesday. as well as thursday morning. there's the moisture.

north carolina to knock on doors on election day. don't have time to be talking about it, i've got to knock on some doors. i've got to turn out the vote. i'm still fired up, but i got work to do. and that shows you what one voice can do. one voice can change a room. and if it can change a room, it can change a city. and if it can change a city, it can change a state. and if it can change a state, it can change a nation. and if it can change the nation, it can change the world. and iowa in 2008 your voice changed the world. and edith child asked me to ask you, if you're willing to still stand with me tomorrow, if you're willing to get your friends and your neighbors and your co-workers to the polls tomorrow. if you're willing to make sure we finish what we started, she's pretty sure we'll win iowa. she's pretty sure we'll win this election. and she just had one question for you. and that is, are you fired up? are you fired up? are you fired up? are you fired up? >> ready to go. >> iowa, tomorrow, let's remind the world just why it is

cambiado mucho el voto. >>> por eso la atenciÓn estÁ puesta en florida colorado, nevada virginia y carolinamentado el entusiasmo para votar. >>> tenemos una masa crÍtica de voto latinos y porcentaje de voto blo vado. >>> este es el dÍa da desafio porque de acuerdo con el origen, cambian las preferencias al movimiento de votar. >>> hay Íntimas en relaciÓn al exterior a nivel nacional sabemos que el tema mÁs importante para votantes latinos es la economÍa y no la migraciÓn y la educaciÓn. >>> los estudios encuentra que la mayorÍa de los latinos le darÁ su voto a obama, pero este factor no lo llevarÍa a la reelecciÓn. >>> tienen que perder por mÁrgenes cerrados con blancos y ganar por mÁrgenes grande en latinos y afro-americanos. >>> ahÍ podria estar la diferencia reportera univisiÓn. >>> sandy cambio muchas cosas entre ella la forma de votar maÑana vamos a ver al tefrnmente para que usted puedan hacerlo. >>> sandy en new york, y new jersey allÍing a las autoridades a tomar medida de Último momento para que las personas puedan votar, en new jersey esta escuela con muchas mÁs han servido de cen

north carolina to knock on doors on election day. don't have time to be talking about it, i've got to knock on some doors. i've got to turn out the vote. i'm still fired up, but i got work to do. and that shows you what one voice can do. one voice can change a room. and if it can change a room, it can change a city. and if it can change a city, it can change a state. and if it can change a state, it can change a nation. and if it can change the nation, it can change the world. and iowa in 2008 your voice changed the world. and edith child asked me to ask you, if you're willing to still stand with me tomorrow, if you're willing to get your friends and your neighbors and your co-workers to the polls tomorrow. if you're willing to make sure we finish what we started, she's pretty sure we'll win iowa. she's pretty sure we'll win this election. and she just had one question for you. and that is, are you fired up? are you fired up? are you fired up? are you fired up? >> ready to go. >> iowa, tomorrow, let's remind the world just why it is

north carolina, looking how close it is in north carolina right now as well. 66% of the vote is in. mitt romney slightly ahead in north carolina, 50% to 49%. mitt romney, three million votes have been counted. 47,000 vote advantage in north carolina. and its 15 electoral votes. let's take a look at other votes coming in right now. in virginia and ohio. first, virginia. 41% of the vote is in. mitt romney maintaining a lead, 54% to 45%. it just changed. still 54-45 but that's a significant lead of 1,500,000 votes have been counted. he's got a lead of 138,000 votes in virginia. 13 electoral votes at stake. look at ohio right now. 27%. that's a significant number, 27% of the vote in ohio are in right now. they have been counted. the president has an advantage, 55% to 44%, an advantage of about 180,000 votes in ohio. if he continues to hold ohio, that's very good news for the president because no republican has ever won the white house without ohio. we have some more votes coming in, real votes right now. let's take a look at colorado. and new hampshire. first, colorado. early 9% of the

tan solo en nuevo méxico y washington pueden los indocumentados conducir y comprar vehículos, en carolinao estafados. >> carolina del norte es uno de los estados con mayor crecimiento de población, mucho de ellos son indocumentados, es el caso de andres santos . >> sin carro no puedo trabajar . >> sin embargo desde el 2006 en carolina del muerte los indocumentados no pueden conducir . >> un día un compañero de trabajo me dice alguien que saca placas sin documentos . >> en los últimos meses aumentó el número para tener placas, por lo que el departamento de vehículos iniciaron una investigación . >> personas lo realizaron con papeles falsos . >> preguntaron donde trabajaba . >> marua eugenia también asegura que no sabía . >> no me dijeron que lo pusieron como si tenía empresa . >> yo no veo cómo puedes firmar documentos diciendo que eres negocio, si no lo eres . >> más de 1500 personas indocumentados pagaron entre 400 y 700 dólares, el fraude costó mucho más . >> el carro y placa me llevó 1200 y tanto, llevo dos años ahorrando . >> hay perssonas en investigación, ella trabajaba con hispanos

north carolina. remember. carried the tarheel state in 2008 which he -- when he was senator obama. we will have to wait for more votes to be counted. actual vote total before we can project a winner in north carolina. >> megyn: fox news can project a winner in west virginia where, as expected, mitt romney will claim that state's five electoral votes. although the mountain state has a democratic majority. the president's policies on energy and social issues are unpopular there. >> bret: back with the panel. steve, one place where the obama campaign did not do the negative ad rush was pennsylvania. they thought pennsylvania was in the bag. they didn't put a lot of those ads like they did in ohio. and now it looks like pennsylvania is a race. >> could be somewhat competitive the interesting thing is the republic didn't think pennsylvania was competitive or gettable. you had both candidates on the presidential level saying we want hands off. i talked to people with what happened in pennsylvania. the romney team an

>> i don't think so. >> i'm standing up for south carolina, what does that mean?> we went through this last summer. two summers ago, with the showdown over the fiscal -- over the debt ceiling. >> yeah. >> and at that point in time, the president tried to reach bargain. surer is right, john boehner would have cut a deal. but he couldn't, because at the end of the day, had he done so, his own house republicans would have risen up in mutiny. and he would have lost the speakership. whether mitch mcconnell and more adult members of the members the of the senator can put pressure on the house. if they can't change these fundamental dynamics we're headed in the same direction. >> i think mitch mcconnell is the problem because he's headed for re-election. but i think one of the interesting things that boehner said, is this your moment now, mr. president, now leave. that's both the reality and a little bit of trying to pass the buck. but it's the truth. it is going to be up to the president to go into the negotiations and to lead, and continue to listen and find areas wher

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we land in greenville, south carolina at around midnight. we get to the hotel at 1:00 in the morning. i'm exhausted. i'm dragging my bags to my room. back then we didn't fly on air force one. the accommodations were a little different. just as i'm about to walk into the room one of my staff taps me on the shoulder and said excuse me senator, i was a senator back then, we're going to have to wake up and be on the road at 6:30 in the morning. i said what. why? you made this promise to go to greenwood and it's several hours away. iowa i try to keep my promises so a few hours later i wake up and i feel terrible. i think a cold is coming on. i open up the curtains the try to get some light but it's pouring down raining, terrible storm. i take a shower and get some coffee and i open up the newspaper and there's a bad story about me in the new york times. i was much more sensitive at bad stories. i've become more accustomed to them now. i get dressed and go downstairs. i'm walking to the car and my umbrella blows open and i'm so he could. by the ti

when has carolina done that? >> you guys mentioned something that is interesting. -- boom, they go 98 yards. >> you guys are talking about shanahan. rg iii masking a lot of the issues. the players they have aren't that great. shanahan is now having this press conference where he makes this ridiculous statement giving up on the season with all these games left. how much more of this shanahan debacle can the redskin take? >> i don't know. who knows? i mean a lot of fans want him fired this year. a lot of fans want to give him another year. a lot of fans want to give him his entire contract. >> the problem is, in week nine, week 10, week eleven, the lack of talent is going to show. you aren't going to beat teams if you haven't as talented them. you can only coach these guys up. this team is depleted. >> at least they're disciplined. and don't commit a lot of back breaking penalties. oh, my god. they are the worst in the league at committing penalties. and when you have a deficit of talent you can't commit 13 penalty

carolina panthers, not florida panthers. sunny breaks, but staying chilly. temperatures in the 40s, so it will be a very december feel to the day today. no rain drops around here. that's good news. a little impulse drifting down to the south today. traveling toward southern and southeastern virginia, back in the clouds. most most of the rain drops should be gone. a couple of systems, cooler air to the north and moisture along the gulf coast. keeping a close eye on the coming days. there will be another chance for a coastal storm to develop as we get toward the wednesday, wednesday night and thursday time frame. feeling milder today, even though it won't be all that much warmer, a little more sun and a lot lis wind will make it for a much more pleasant day to be outside. low pressure number one. off the coastline. clear skies again tonight. a series of fairly cold nights. generally in the 30s and highs only in the 40s to near 50. so there is a december chill out there that will linger in the coming days. still chilly, more sunshine from d.c. northbound to pen

ohio and somehow north carolina is the difference.my opinion, it's a waste of tile. right now he is not wasting time there. >> according to the chenk uygur philosophy and probably right at this point. >> cenk: florida apparently there's early voting there. palm beach county, this is fascinating and good numbers behind it, too. >> we obtained an internal memo from a gop campaign advisor saying early and absentee turnout is starting to look troubling. in 2008, president obama beat john mccain. it says: >> cenk: so, apparently getting their clock cleaned in florida. does that make a big difference? >> it does. 2.8 million absentee ballots have been ordered in florida. 1.6 million have already been returned. there were only 2.2 million in florida ordered in 2008. it's a big difference percentage-wise. the fact that they're worried about it is important. follow what these people are saying constantly. when you see an internal memo saying their clocks are getting cleaned, their clocks are getting cleaned. >> cenk: if romney is trailing in f

mitt romney won north carolina by three points this year but if you asked north carolina women, they prefer barack obama thank you very much. romney barely won the state overall because he had big enough numbers with men to make up for it but lost among north carolina women. they did not change their preference from 2008. they voted for president obama again this year. this might have happened in other states. we only had it for 31 states, not 50. i think due to financial reasons. we don't know what happened to the other states it's a tragedy because we mine this data for many deficit reasons and we won't ever have complete exit polling data for the country, 31 states. what is clear from the data we do have, republicans really really lost women and lost them badly. where republicans lost elections it is extraordinary poor performance with women voters. even when they're winning, the weakness with women is a major vulnerability. if they want to fix what went wrong, suspect this a place. president obama didn't win women voters because he is a lady. linda mcmahon is a lady and that did