dan malloy is your governor.o just i want imagine, as he said, he achieved so much in four years. this man ine what could do if you gave him another four years. just imagine. to talk brass tacks, because this is not just about sharing and loving. i'm happy to be here, to hear the love. to hear the py hecklers because that means folks are revved up, but there is work that must be done. this just does not happen because we want it, it happens because we work for it. we need to do everything in our power to reelect dan malloy governor of the state. we have to do it. [cheering] and this is not going to be easy. will not s on this, it be easy. we know there is too much money in politics. we know that special interests have too much influence, we know this. but just remember, they had plenty of money and plenty of influence back in 2008 and 2012 still one obama those elections -- won those elections. and you want to know why he won those elections? exactly. because we showed up and we voted. that is why. because at the

dan malloy is your governor. imagine as he to achieves so much and for years, just imagine what he could do if you gave him another four years. talk grassto tactics. i'm happy to feel the energy. i'm happy to hear the hecklers because it shows folks are rubbed the and it's important. but there is work that must be done that doesn't happen just because we will feel good about it. it happens because we work for it. we need to do everything in our power to reelect dan malloy. we've got to do it. be easy.ot going to we know there's too much money in politics. we know special interests have way too much influence. plenty ofer, they had money and plenty of influence in 2008 and 2012 and barack obama still won those elections. [applause] why he wont to know those elections? because we showed up and we voted. that is why. the folks running those special interest groups who poured millions into those elections, they each have just one vote and so do each of us. what decideare elections in this country will stop make no mi

president obama campaigned for dan malloy. e part in late in this election cycle. malloy is facing not only republican challenger tomm@j but an independent named joseph visconti. dan malloy has benefits from the fact he's had two opponents. mr. visconti is essentially a republican running as an independent. that's been good news for democrat dan malloy. or at least it was good news for democrat dan malloy. right up until this weekend when this happened. >> a political earthquake today. third party independent category for governor suspended his campaign. joe viscoti pledged his support to tom foley. >> it wasn't about me. it really was about how are we going to take this state back. i had to make the call. >> the deciding moment to leave the race for his independent gubernatorial did came saturday after seeing a public policy polling poll showing democratic governor dannel malloy ahead of tom foley by three percentage points. >> if i can help tom get across the finish line, i thought i'd do that. >> the two men in private sat

tom foley and dan malloy fought it out very close in 2010. looks like they will again tonight. in alabama, nbc can project that the winner of that governor's race will be robert bentley, the incumbent republican governor in alabama. in tennessee, the incumbent republican governor there. in maryland, the governor's race there is too early to call. the democratic candidate there is anthony brown. larry hogan, the republican, too early to call. that's been an interesting one to watch. in new hampshire too early to call. this is maggie hassan against walt havenstein. rhode island gina raimondo. allan fung. he would be the first asian governor of rhode island. they'll make history either way there. in oklahoma, it's joe dorman

support your outstanding governor, dan malloy.t is why i am here, i am here because of your governor. he's done such an amazing job and i want to start by thanking him for that wonderfully generous introduction. but i also want to thank a few other of your outstanding connecticut leaders we have your today will stop we have the lieutenant governor here and we are grateful for her service. we have senator blumenthal, congresswoman, delauro who is here and you were mayor is here as well. i am grateful to all of them for their leadership for their service, for the work they are doing on behalf this governor, we are going to get this done. most of all, i want to thank all of you. just like your governor says, it's the cousin of you that we me, you are like fired up and ready to go. there was an overflow crowd i talked to them a are fired up and ready to go and like me, you are here for one simple reason because you know this election isn't about who is here, this is not about me, it is not about barack, it is about you. it's about wha

in 2010 these two candidates squared off and dan malloy barely won.t he expanded his margin. this was a rematch. he did much better this time around. dan malloy had an activist agenda. one of the issues he tackled was gun control. you know, connecticut was the site of the horrific sandy hook massacre in late 2012. dan malloy sign under to law a ban on assault weapons in the state and really attracted the gun industry and there is a firearms industry in connecticut and one of the reasons he was in such danger in this election. and not only did he win. i want to show you the most interesting result from within the state of connecticut on tuesday and that is the town of newtown. let's take a look. this is where sandy hook is. this is a republican town. this is a small republican town. you can see in 2010, dan malloy got crushed here 60 to 39 and he lost to tom foley. look at what happened in 2014. came candidates after newtown and gun control, basically an even race. no city or town in connecticut that swung as dramatically to dan malloy than newtown. ha

that's what dan malloy believes. >> reporter: president obama won't be campaigning today or tuesday. that was it. the white house is likely preparing for the possible republican senate takeover that would happen after the elections on tuesday. listen here to republican senator rand paul and former pennsylvania ed rendell talk about the likely outcome on "state of the union" yesterday. >> the wind is at our back. the president acknowledged his policies will be on the ballot. >> i think the republicans, be careful what you wish for. if they get the senate, they better do something. they better spend responsible legislation. >> reporter: we also learned this weekend that mitch mcconnell was briefed over the weekend. he was told he should expect that wednesday morning, he will wake up to be the majority leader. >> erin, thank you. the pennsylvania trip on sunday for the president faced a hitch. air force one had a minor mechanical problem with the wing flaps. it was replaced with a back-up plane. a modified boeing 757. the president normally uses a 747. >>> tight races across the country

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week he dropped out of this race and he said, i'd rather have tom foley than four more years of dan malloy nervousness among democrats. they thought malloy was in a pretty good position and now you have this guy here who's been running on the right teaming up with foley at the last minute so it throws a kink into this for democrats. >> if that's the way it plays, if those votes go on the republican side, that makes or breaks the race, right? >> but it's never that easy in politics. look for a close one. >> steve, thanks for helping us sort is that out. "up with steve" 8 a.m. eastern on msnbc. it's a favorite of mine. thank you for joining. thank you for submitting your voting selfies. do we have -- yes, a look at lori. we mentioned her before, reminding workers to vote. appreciate it. finally found that photo. thank you for chiming in. tune in for our prime time coverage. all the results, all the analysis starts at 6 p.m. eastern. up next is "the reid report." chris matthews is filling in. thanks, everybody. can you start tomorrow? tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorro

his first stop will be at a rally for governor dan malloy. that he'll head to philadelphia to speak at temple university to campaign for gubernatorial cande tom wolf. >> good morning. i'm angie goff. >> i'm adam tuss. today is sunday, november 2nd, 2014. it's a cold start for the day. >> this is one of those days that looks good from inside. the moment you step out, it's a whole other story, chuck. >> you betcha. nice cup of tea this morning. prepare for a good hot pot of soup later on today. a perfect day to be inside looking out at the chilly weather and the wind. not going to be a pretty warmup today. outside on our sky watcher camera this morning, sun is coming up an hour early this morning. good morning everybody. welcome back to standard time. a little early, daylight first thing this morning. an earlier sunset coming our way. a couple of sprinkles inside the district and parts of prince george's county, charles county. it should be out of here within the next our or two. by 8:00, 9:00, everyone should be dry. current windchills are bel

that's what dan malloy believes. >> reporter: president obama will not campaign today or tuesday. that was it. the white house is likely preparing for the possible republican senate takeover that would happen after the elections on tuesday. listen here to republican senator rand paul and former pennsylvania governor ed rendell talk about the likely outcome on cnn's "state of the union." >> i think the wind is at our back. this is a referendum on the president. he acknowledged his policies will be on the ballot. he will be indirectly on the ballot. >> they better send the president some responsible pieces of legislation or they will get crushed in 2016. >> reporter: we also learned this weekend that senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was briefed over the weekend. he was told he should expect that wednesday morning he will wake up and be the majority leader to be. >>> president obama's trip to connecticut on sunday faced a hitch. air force one had a minor mechanical problem with the wing flaps. the plane replaced by a back up. a modified boeing 757, which is used for runways too

the folks who don't support the issue are the ones who are .oting against dan malloy so they need togo to the other rallies and focus on them. seatsof this in its 100 are at stake on tuesday. the states with tight races that could decide senate control include arkansas, kentucky, iowa, louisiana, north carolina, colorado am a georgia, in kansas. a third victim of last month's shooting at a washington state high school has died of her injuries. the death of fourteen-year-old shaylee chuckulnaskit follows that of two other girls who were shot in the rampage. providence hospital director anita tsen announced her passing. 4:44 p.m., shaylee, known as shay to her family and friends, passed away at providence regional medical center as a result of severe injuries from last friday school at the high school. the entire family is deeply set by this news and we extend our heartfelt sympathy to her family. >> the school shooting in marysville comes as washington state prepares to vote on the nation's only major gun control measure in tuesday's midterm elections. polls show washington state vote

the incumbent democrat dan malloy has a slight lead. 50% to 49%. dupray has a slight lead over john hickenlooper. 48% to beauprez. 47.6% for hickenlooper. very, very close in colorado. no projection there yet. very strong showing, though, by the republicans tonight. certainly has allowed them to take back control of the majority in the senate. here are some of the reactions tonight from the winners and the losers. >> for too long, this administration has tried to tell the american people what's good for them. and then blame somebody else when their policies didn't work out. >> tonight didn't bring us the result we had hoped for, this journey, the fight for you, it was worth it. >> i think it was a win we all hoped for and maybe expected, but perhaps a little earlier and bigger than any of us would have expected. >> i think ja made it loud and clear tonight that we want to stop the failed policies of this administration and harry reid. i have one thing that's come true. harry reid is the minority leader. >> let's take a look at some of the before an

i'm an admirer of dan malloy. he squeaked by and he got pummeled, right? because i guess conservatism is a real thing out there, right? >> wait a minute. >> and fight tooth and nail and people are often persuaded by those arguments. >> it was because dan malloy was up against such massive resources that i make my point. the same with al franken. the folks who were up against huge resources and failedy anyway because they had a message that actually meant something to people. folks in this country have lost faith in democrats including democrats losing faith in their own party. that's because democrats aren't speaking to economic reality. >> there's a difference between speaking and delivering. you can speak to it but then you get in office and what do you actually do, right? the problem of wage stagnation is so deep, so structural. mayor of new york, right? universal prek looks like it's happening, being piloted. that was not a sure thing. that's a great thing. i'm pro universal pre-k. that doesn't necessarily put money in people's pocket. some people won'

dan malloy, former mayor of stanford, connecticut, in a close one with tom foley. and new hampshire governor, just into us this moment. maggie hasen will be going back. we have some interesting results in the state of keark tonight where senator pryor has been defeated. a pickup for the republicans. asa hutchinson, the republican, will be the new governor-elect. you see the results another way. >> through the filter of bill clinton. bill clinton campaigned and it was personal. senator pryor's father, the long-time senator was a former governor who got bill clinton into politics in arkansas. this was so personal with him. besides the fact that the new governor, hutchinson, was the leader of the impeachment fight against bill clinton with george w. bush's fema director. so it got really personal there. and also the opponent that he defeated is bill clinton's former driver. so it's all local when it gets to arkansas. hillary clinton never campaigned there. >> the clintons and the pryors, they were holding off the southern wall. every other southern state has been goin

he was there to campaign for governor dan malloy who is in a tough match in that state. >> look for live reports throughout the evening and the latest results on our social media platforms as well. >> we are going to turn our focus to tomorrow and the overnight hours because the coldest temperatures since april. >> we're still in the 40's now but it feels like the 30's. we have a breeze. let me start you with current temperatures right now. it was cold today. we're still at 47 degrees so it's chilly but not terribly cold. we're at 41 in dulles. it was gusty earlier today. they were gusting between 25 and 35 miles an hour. this is a big improvement. winds out of the northwest still between 10 and 15 miles an hour. that brings that feels like factor down into the 30's. by tomorrow morning, even though we won't have much of a wind chill, we'll have air temperatures below this. in fact, we'll be below freezing in a lot of spots. 28-36 a range of overnight low temperatures and we have a freeze warning for counties west of i-95. d.c. and southern maryland likely will stay above freezing but i

he'll be speaking later this hour for dan malloy, the democratic governor there in a tight race. this comes as an abc news washington post has a poll that shows the president's favorability has reached the lowest point of his presidency. in that poll, 44%. down five points just since the beginning of this year. the president out on the road has been saying this election is about a choice, and the democratic vision for the future, but republicans like mitt romney say it's time for a different kind of change. >> you all got somebody in your family like that. you're going to have them over for thanksgiving, but you don't want to put them in charge. am i right? >> people want to see real change and recognize as long as you have all the same players, harry reid and barack obama block aiding any kind of progress, you're going to see america going in the same direction we have seen it. >> the president noted while his name is not on the ballot, his policies are. that's one of the things senate democrats were not very appreciative of because republicans have jumped on that, of course, th

dan malloy in connecticut, who is in a very, very tight race, in connecticut, one of the bluest states in the country. so i think that is another symptom of just the mood -- the anti-incumbency mood, people not being satisfied that they have leadership and wanting to kick out whoever is in charge. gwen: well, there is so much to talk about come tuesday night. we'll all be sitting on the edge of our seats. whether people think it's going to affect their lives, these elections always give us an insight into where america is, not necessarily where the candidates are, but where americans are. that's always worth watching and voting, thank you, everybody of the we have to go now, but as always, the conversation will continue online on the "washington week" webcast extra, where we'll keep talking politics. but pivot to 2016. yes, it's time. that streams live at 8:30 p.m. eastern and you can find it all week long at pbs.org/washingtonweek. tuesday night join judy woodruff and me and amy here for a full night of elections coverage on-air and online, including a results special at 11:00 p.m. ea

dan malloy never could have won.the voting is screwed up dan malloy won't win for technical reasons, let alone whatever else happens in the state. >> and you never know if it's strategic efforts to keep down the vote in key areas. >> throughout the night we'll be talking with with robert gibbs and steve schmidt, thank you for wearing matching ties and being here tonight. [ laughter ] in terms of whether or not this election is about president obama, is that -- was that necessarily always going to be bad news for democrats? did they have a choice in how to handle this? republicans did what they wanted. democrats seem like they never did. >> i think one thing that's interesting, and you both have talked about this there's the six-year itch problem. in 1986 ronald reagan was at 63% and lost nine senate seats. there's a six-year history problem that affects republicans and democrats. i think what will be interesting to see at the end of the night, did republicans nationalizing this election help bring those very base dro

gotought dan malloy reelected by 3%, a landslide. i agree with those who say that we jump too early to 2016. let's jump to 2016. run?b going to does paul see any competition for hillary clinton? which of you thinks that she needs some? maggie's overall perspective. i will start with jeb and take it from there. >> i hate this question more than the root canal i got this morning. friends andmy tenent. i see him all the time and we talk like normal people. we do not just talk politics. i think he is today where he was and 2012.8 he has not shut it off. he has been transparent in saying where his head is and what his timeline is. he is seriously considering it it.stop -- considering he is setting a timeline for himself at the end of this year. it does not mean that you will know. i may know. if he makes an announcement, it will not be until the first water or so of next year. quarter or so of next year. everyone thinking of running to president has to ask two questions. do i want to run? what is my agenda? can i tell the american people

governor dan malloy is ahead slightly. with just over 50% of the vote.tom foley. that race at one point only seven votes separated dan malloy and tom foley. in maine, a four-way race but looking at the top two contenders. governor paul lepage is currently ahead at 48%. congressman mike michaud at 44%. and finally in illinois, where governor pat quinn is seeking a second full term. but that race has gone to the republican, bruce rauner. with 51% of the vote. governor quinn losing with 46% of the vote. and this tweet from senator rand paul. he's been sharing a lot of thoughts tonight about this election. today, he says, voters sent a message to president obama and hillary clinton. rejecting their policies and their candidates. and you can see the photograph in here of michelle nunn with hillary clinton on the campaign trail. let's go to all of -- from punta gorda florida. good morning to you. you're on the air. >> hello. >> yes. good evening. >> yes. good evening. i'm a democrat. and i've been listening. i think a lot of the people showed up to vote which

. >>> connecticut incumbent governor dan malloy gave his victory speech after tom foley conceded. the battle was tight throughout the night close to seven points at one point. democrats also picked up the governor seat in pennsylvania, tom wolf beaten come bent governor tom corbett. but democrats winning was not a common site. the g.o.p. had a number of pick ups in several deep blue states. among them in maryland, electing larry hoagland over anthony brown, and in imill taking bruce rauner over pat quinn. and in massachusetts charlie baker over mart shah coakley. some of the policies that passed last night are once that republicans typically oppose. we're joined now with what that means for the american public. >> american voters had a lot to say. they did not just decide who to spend to washington, but decisions marijuana and hikes in minimum wage and reforms. ballot initiatives shared center stage with spotlight shining brightly on pot. vote necessary california, oregon and the david shuster voted to legalize marijuana for recreational use. >> showing them that they have a stake

in connecticut, a new poll has dan malloy, the democrat, up one over republican tom foley. 43-42.e, a new poll finds michaud with a one-point lead over paul lepage. it's michaud 45, lepage, 44. we'll be right back. >>> governor christie joins us here today. >> yeah, what? >> governor, what do you say to miss hickox' claims that her quarantine was inhumane. >> with all due respect, megan, you need to shut the hell up. >> we're back with the round stable. that was "snl's" take on chris christie's latest display of rage. yesterday on face the >> but i don't think that -- i think people want someone to be bold. people want someone to be bold. and there was a time when i thought, you know what, when he stands up and says something, that's kind of good. but there can be too much of that, too. i think there's a resurgence of people who want a little more civility and discourse. >> is this animal house against the conservative club on campus? this is animal house. >> he's a brawler. it's his brand. >> the republican party, it's combination of ooesz coast, people with some money, a bit mor

sunday, he was with governor dan malloy. they were heckled by supporters of the dream act. here is what the president had to say about that. >> i just want to say because we've now had like three folks, i am sympathetic to those who are concerned about immigration, because the truth of the matter is is that we're a count representative immigrants. that's why -- that's why we fought for immigration reforms. it's the other party that's blocked it. >> the democrats have been counting on hispanic voter to say help them in the mid term election. the president, though, put off some executive action on immigration reform until after tomorrow's election, and that has angered a lot of groups, so it's unclear whether the hispanic voters will turn out in force as the democratic's hoped. we'll have to see what election night brings. it's going to be a very interesting night, possibly a nail-biter. >> new details this morning about why an experimental spacecraft may have crashed. one pilot died, another seriously hurt. >> the ntsb saying a fail flapped moved seconds before the crash. ar

in connecticut, nbc news has projected incumbent democrat dan malloy. that was a rematch from four years ago. the governor's race in alaska has yet to be called. nbc news is still calling that too he will to call on the following night. overall, that means republican there's control 31 governor's seats in the united states. democrats have 17 with alaska still outstanding. in vermont, to be determined by the democratic state legislature. on the senate side we're still looking for winner in two states. in alaska the race between incumbent democrat mark begich and dan sullivan, still not called by nbc news. in louisiana, none of the candidates have met the 50% thresh hole required so there will be a run-off between senator mary landrieu who almost always sifs and republican bill cassidy. that will be held december 6th. she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your m

the president's fi will be in bridgeport, connecticut at a rally for dan malloy. after that he'll head to philadelphia to speak at temple university to campaign for gubernatorial candidate tom wolf. coming up at 10:15, we'll discuss the election with "meet the press" moderator chuck todd. >>> in maryland the candidates for governor are making their final moves. today republican nominee larry hogan will be joined by new jersey governor chris christie. this is the fourth time they'll be together before the election. we told you when they campaigned in bethesda last month. they'll be in the baltimore area today. >>> lieutenant governor anthony brown is also in the baltimore area right now. tomorrow first lady michelle obama will join him to help him campaign. brown is the democratic candidate for governor. so far he's been joined by president obama and bill and hillary clinton on his campaign. in virginia you'll see a new constitutional amendment on the ballot as news 4's julie carey shows us, it helps families who e sack fis. >> for tracy voelky the terrible knock o

and dan malloy barely tied with republican tom foley. that was the state where president obama, john, traveled to campaign. >> yes, he did. as well as in maryland where stunning upset for the democrats. in the case of malloy, it's particularly interesting, not so long ago when there were things called northeastern republicans who roamed the earth, they are back. charlie baker, back. big signature win, republican governor of massachusetts now. but of the fact that that race hasn't gotten caught up in that wave is significant mostly because malloy has governed for a working party kind of agenda. a lot of folks thought that would be more likely. a rematch with tom foley. the hickenlooper organization in colorado, but the denver post seems to think that hickenlooper pulls this out. he was one of the few democrats to win in that tea party wave of 2010 but he's had no overcede the democratic move there. >> i want to go to another state not up for re-election. chris christie. and the governor there, this was a big night for him? >> it was a ver

listen to dan malloy. >> some of them did not.rying to get our arms around that to figure out whether we need some extraordinary relief like extending the voting hours and that sort of thing. >> we talks about extraordinary relief, the court is the one that will decide if the voting hours could be extended. that could happen in the next 10 to 15 minutes. in georgia, the state's election website, that provides poll location, it was down on the fritz for a while. key because there's a big senate race down in georgia, and you have to have problems in chicago, gretchen. and there are. some polling problems down there as well as some voter machines that aren't working and polling places not open when they should be. it's early, though, gretchen. >> so frustrating. trace, hanks so much. >>> time for my take now. why are we once a for all get our voting system fixed in this country? it drives me crazy we're talking about machines that vote for someone else you didn't intend, candidates names being left off ballots, and ballots not being

right now, he's doing an interview with connecticut radio to support connecticut governor dan malloy.hat's all behind the scenes. the white house knows democrats in these tough and close races in red states haven't been eager to have the president come out and campaign with them. we've seen -- you could even say some of these democrats have been running away from the president. we saw it in louisiana and in kentucky. this is what the president is doing with his day, trying to help the folks he can behind the scenes and on radio, but not right out in front of the camera. >> athena, thanks very much. do the democrats have any leverage to make a last-minute appeal to voters? let's bring in new york congressman, steve israel. among his jobs is to get democrats elected to the house of representatives. thanks for joining us. you expect any last-minute surprises tonight or does it look like the democrats aren't going to do well in the senate, certainly not going to regain the majority in the house of representatives? >> i do expect some surprises. it's very uncertain and turbulent. but the t

. >> incumbent governor dan malloy gave his victory speech just a few hours ago. it came after tom foley conceded this morning the battle to retain malloy's seat remained tight throughout the night. with most precincts reporting now malloy has 51% of the vote. and a pick up in the governor's race for d, ms in pennsylvania. wolf defeated tom corbitt. but democrats winning governor's races was not a common sights in election. the g.o.p. had a number of pick ups with several deep blue states. among them in maryland voters elected larry hogan and took out pat quinn in favor of bruce rounders, and charlie baker won a massachusetts race against martha coakley. and florida, governor rick scott held onto his job for another four-year term. georgia where ren republican nathan deal won over jason carter. the senate is now finally in g.o.p. hands. we have more on the american people. >> very interesting night. voters did not just pick who they were sending to congress. they're speaking up on a number of fiercely debated issues. republicans may have ruled the night but severa

connecticut, this will be something if the incumbent, democratic incumbent dan malloy, former mayor of the city of stanford loses to the republican tom foley. but it would be keeping with what we've seen tonight. 6,000 votes separating the two of those. and alaska, and some of these are just going to be too late, even on west coast time. the newly re-elected governor of the state of kansas sam brownback is with us tonight. and, governor, you're a famous guy in the pages of rolling stone among other journals this week. they talk about the tea party experiment. >> thank you. >> yeah, i knew you'd take that as a badge of honor. they talk about the tea party experiment, as they call it in kansas. you did, let's be honest, have to work a heck of a lot harder and sweat a lot longer tonight. a skin of your teeth victory, what does that tell you about your strategy so far? is it vindication? or is it cautionary tale for you? >> really, what happened here was my opponent who did a very good job, paid an education cut that never happened here. there was federal money that went away, but the stat

charles says, sapphire is a type of gem stone and the name of dan malloy's boat. the name of a concubine. what made you choose the names for your vessels, and if you didn't choose the name, why have you not changed it? >> i had a boat named sapphire,@ and it was born with that name. and it cost money to change the name. you had to scrape the stuff off, and i wasn't about to do that. so i was more than happy to have sapphire for a period of time. >> it was an inherited name. >> it was an inherited name. >> he wasn't just being cheap when he decided not to change the name of that used boat. what he didn't mention is that he was also following nautical folklore which says it's bad luck to change the name of a boat. but the governor wasn't finished. he then went after his republican opponent's yacht. >> if i had a boat named after a sex slave, i would have changed the name. the idea that one would run for a governor of the state of connecticut with a $5 million yacht, registered in another country as opposed to our own state, and continue to carry on a name that repre

governor dan malloy in a tight race with his republican challenger, tom foley, a former ambassador to several close races across the nation. of course, lots of democratic candidates have run from president obama from this campaign season but the white house says that the president has made an aggressive case for democrat. official says he'll be working behind the escapes, making row bow calls encouraging people to turn out the vote. ed henry is live at the white house. white house is insisting the result wells not be a reflex of president obama. >> good luck with that one. we'll have to wait for the exit polling. republicans have been making the case that when the president says and has said several times, that his policies are on theabout ballot, the todays running from her, as the president said in one interview, have supported him time and time again. the say this is all about the white house trying to lower expectations. listen. >> i don't think it's particularly controversial notion to cite that most voters are deciding who to vote for based on the name that is on the ballot nego

. >>> the president on the campaign trail appearing in support of connecticut governor dan malloy before heading to pennsylvania to head to pennsylvania to campaign for tom wolf. now black to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. it's hard to capture crashes on camera because generally they come without warning. but what if you knew where one was going to take place? this next story takes you to one location that seems to epitomize the expression, "an accident waiting to happen." it's hard to predict where an accident will occur. they are accidents, after all. there is one place where crashes are almost as regular as the months on a calendar. >> 31 crashes in, what, 36 months? >> durham, north carolina, the home of duke university. it's also home to this low railroad bridge. a clearance of only 11 feet, 8 inches, which is clearly marked here. and here. >> some of the trucks, when they pull up, they look like sardine cans that have been opened, so we call it the can opener. >> ever since jurgen henn moved to durham from germany in the 1990s, he's

dan malloy claimed victory late last night to the supporters, but the gop challenger responding. in the virginia senate race, mark warner declared victory over ed gillespie late tuesday. ap not calling this race. it's a remarkably close one. he is notie saying going to concede and raising the possibility of a recount. , maryuisiana senate landrieu is headed for a runoff on december 6 against bill cassidy. neither one of them able to surround that 50% threshold last night. in the arkansas a race, we know who the winner is. attorney in the senate race, tom cotton is able to beat mark pryor in that race. mark pryor, the son of the former senator and governor there. a loss for democrats. they were hoping to keep that seat. let's go to the ohio governor's race. cruised to a second term. they key battleground state for president, defeating and fitzgerald. -- defeating ed fitzgerald. this race, over $111 million spent. kay hagan falls to thom tillis. this is going to be the most expensive senate race in political history. as can go to c-span.org these result come in. page ofre's the fro

how do you respond to dan malloy's comes that you were changing your position just 48 hours before thelisten, i am nee a blue state with a democrat incumbent, but -- but people have very, very unhappy in connecticut, unhappy with the tax increase, unhappy with 1% groeft over 3 1/2 years while he has been governor. people are upset and they want change. i'm going to pull this out. there's more energy on people who want change. >> the independent candidate, joe visconti, quit the governor's race a threw his support to you. that would be seen ased a van table joyce for you, right. >> joe advice cvisconti is a go he wants connecticut to head in a better direction. he wants to get the economy going, he answered knows that by endorsing me, he will make sure that happens. >> 7% remain undecided. what you do you do from a campaign strategy point of view to try to get those people to come to your side tomorrow? >> i have been traveling all around the state in a bus tour. i have got a very nice-looking bus with a new direction tour written on the side, foley summers, we have been dropping into d

that horror movie magazine included this report card for connecticut governor dan malloy. he got the big "f" from the nra. the reason they were so upset with him is in the wake of the newtown elementary school massacre, governor malloy signed gun safety reforms in connecticut. similar measures were passed in colorado and signed by john hickenlooper. the nra went after him as well. these are the nr ashes's financial disclosures before the election in colorado. they're very specific. $5,758.56 for, quote, phone bank opposing hickenlooper for governor, $37,591.50 for printing color post cards against hickenlooper for governor. 299,095.85 for tv ads opposing john hickenlooper for governor. the nra went all out. they thought they'd oust these two democratic governors who dared to sign gun safety legislation after massacres in their states, but both of those democratic governors survived. even on this hugely republican election night that we just had. and in the state of colorado, it wasn't even just hickenlooper, it was even worse for the nra. after that colorado legislation, t

in connecticut, a new poll has dan malloy, the democrat, up one over republican tom foley. 43-42. a one-point lead over paul lepage. it's michaud 45, lepage, 44. we'll be right back. [♪] great rates and safety working in harmony. open an optimizer +plus account from synchrony bank. visit myoptimizerplus.com to open an account. service. security. savings. synchrony bank engage with us. but when we start worrying about tomorrow, we miss out on the things that matter today. ♪ at axa, we offer advice and help you break down your insurance goals into small, manageable steps. because when you plan for tomorrow, it helps you live for today. can we help you take a small step? for advice, retirement, and life insurance, connect with axa. but at xerox we've embraced a new role. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments manage benefits and pensions for over 11 million employees. reducing document costs by up to 30%... and processing $421 billion dollars in accounts payables each year. helping thousands of companies simplify how work gets done

democrat governor dan malloy is battling. the governor's race in alaska still too early to call. republicans held on to governor seats in presidential battlegrounds as well. florida, you saw rick scott narrowly winning a second term, defeating republican turned independent turned democrat charlie crist. wisconsin's governor scott walker with his third race, his third victory in four year, defeating democrat mary burke in a state that has been ground zero for polarization in america. republicans also held on to kansas. that's where governor sam brownback's competitive race in a red state was really a test of his conservative agenda. and maine's governor paul lepage who told president obama to go to hell just four years ago, hasn't exactly toned down his rhetoric since. he won his three-way race as well. jimmy carter's grandson, jason carter, not able to oust republican governor nathan deal. that is in georgia. in arkansas, republicans picking off the arkansas governor's mansion once held by bill clinton. the republican wave really reached blue states as well. millionaire venture c

the folks that don't support the issue are the ones who are voting against dan malloy.y and focus on them. >> president obama telling a group of dreamers who interrupted him yesterday in connecticut they're at the wrong rally. but how will the frustration of dreamers who can't vote impact the latino vote with less than 24 hours to go? that vote could be key in at least six senate battleground states and another 12 races for governor. according to our next guest. joining me from new york principals at latino decisions and coauthors of "latino america" required reading for my staff and my family. matt, let's start with the colorado senate race. where it seems all the latino midterm conversations begin the latino vote is over 15%. if that 15.4% is not properly counted for, at lot of polling we're seeing and we're going it see a colorado surprise tomorrow because of the latino vote. >> i think so. there's a good chance of that. as you said the polling in colorado has historically not been good. in 2010 it completely missed it. in 2012 it said barack obama was losing in colo

he's conceding to winner dan malloy. you see the numbers there. that race coming up. >>> but first, we're looking at all the firsts last night. and there are plenty of them. bruce rauner winning illinois's governor race against pat quinn. that marks the first time since 1982. that a sitting president's home state, illinois in this case, lost the governorship. we noted that some other firsts last night also happened that since 1892 prompted us to bring you this special election edition of daily spike. here's a first. as of last night, there'll be 100 women in congress. that's pretty big. it's the first time ever and, of course, still a long way from gender parity. but it's a pretty good start. way to go, america. also another midterm first, tim scott becoming the first black republican senator elected in the south since reconstruction. could the civil war finally be actually over? could racial tension be over? i think the answer's probably no to the latter, but it's a wonderful step. also, mia love rounding out this list. the utah republican becomi

in connecticut, democratic incumbent dan malloy spoke to supporters from harvard after defeating hiscan challenger, tom foley. won hisan david perdue georgia senate race, surpassing the 50% threshold needed to avoid a runoff. the georgia senate race was one of the most competitive in the country. >> georgia once somebody to fight for them. we are committed to go to washington and fight for you, not for special interest and the insiders in washington, but you. applause]rs and want us to fight for their constitutional rights, for the right to life, the value of life. we will listen to the people here at home and act accordingly. more thanwe've heard anything else is that washington is broken. we don't want to leave this world to our kids without trying to make it better. most importantly, georgians want good paying jobs. we have got to get this economy going. we have to resolve our tax problem. right now, saxby chambliss is handing the baton over to me. i am going to fight. applause]d imagined that bonnie and i would be standing here. we are the most unlikely people to be doing this. w