republican or democrat. >> awful numbers. places where democrats outnumber republicans. some candidates are trying to change that. they are running against some highly interest republicans. >> the 1st of the year you have to get your name out there and make sure people know there is an election. challenges are out there. it is good. >> they feel that the district is competitive. the republican counterparts say he will be in republican hands for a long time to come. so many districts are gerrymandered. bill: just talking about it, not only does no one but they feel like it does not matter. you have an overwhelming number of democrats. >> and that is the thing. several will still be happy to complain. ten or 20 percent of the voters come out community did not get off your butt. more power. just show up. bill: swears. >> $100,000 ride. >> what is with all th the precision blades are the same but shaving never will be. the fusion proglide rebuilt with flexball technology. makes maximum contact and gets virtually every hair and, just one of the fusion proglide refills gives d

and melissa murray bailey square off but murray bailey faces an uphill battle with democrats outnumbering republicans in the city by 7-1. >> and matt touched on this. the allegations against bill cosby pushed the district attorney's race in montgomery county into the national spotlight. the race pits commissioner and former montgomery county d.a. bruce castor, a republican, against democrat kevin steele who is currently a top prosecutor in the d.a.'s office. just last week a woman who settled a civil sex abuse lawsuit against cosby file add defamation suit against castor claiming that castor made defamatory statements about her to the media. castor declined to file criminal charges in her case against cosby. >> here is a reminder about hours. in new jersey you can vote 6 to 8 and pennsylvania and delaware polls are open 7 to 8. right now on nbc10.com the top five reasons people say they are not voting, and information that might change their mind. and you can also get real time election results online and on our nbc 10 mobile app. >>> 5:34. 47 degrees. closing arguments expected to happen in the tria

an uphill battle with democrats outnumbering republicans in the city 7-1. volunteers at every polling location today to answer any voter questions and address concerns. this is all part of an initiative by the philadelphia district attorney's office and the committee of 70 to protect the vote of every philadelphiian they say. across pennsylvania today, voters will choose three members for the state supreme court. those new additions could change the balance of power on the bench. matt delucia joins us live. in these off presidential election days the question is how many voters will turn out. >> reporter: that is the big question how many will get to the polls. you mentioned the pennsylvania supreme court race. there are seven members on the supreme court, three members will be decided today. so this of course is a very big deal. in fact, one political expert i talked with yesterday called this the most important race of this election cycle. that is because the men and women on the court have far greater impact on what happens here locally. also the supreme

as a republican, she has a built-in challenge in a city where registered democrats outnumber republicans 7-1. >> you do everything you can, you have a message that resinates with the people and when your message resinates, party lines don't matter as much. >> reporter: kenney tells us he's not taking anything for granted and encourages philadelphia residents to vote, no matter who they choose. >> people in iran don't take it for granted, people in south africa don't take it for granted, people who lived down south in the '50s and '60s don't take it for granted. i think people need to get out and vote. >> reporter: turnout in elections like this one traditionally not huge. back when mayor michael nutter was elected in 2011, the turnout was a little more than 20%. nutter is a democrat and he won with about 75% of the vote. live in center city, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> and nbc 10 was at the john anderson cultural center about two hours ago when mayor nutter went to the polls. he's voting for his own replacement, of course. the mayor's last day in office is january 6th. >>> voters i

democrat jim kenney and republican melissa murray bailey square off tomorrow. registered democratic voters outnumber republicans roughly 7-1 in philadelphia. here's a look at polling hours in our area. in pennsylvania and delaware, 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in new jersey you can vote from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. it's november, of course, so turning to our weather, this is weird, you're going to be able to wear shorts this week. nbc 10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us now with his first alert forecast. temperatures in the 70s. going to feel nice. >> i'm not wearing shorts this week. >> come on. >> i put the winter coat away for a while, you're not going to need that this week, and it gets dark earlier. yeah, cools down even on the mild days. it's a mild day today and that's going to be the coldest day of the week. here comes the drier air to the west, the clouds have been with this. this is satellite and radar, no rain close by. you can see how far away that rain is down by norfolk, virginia, so we have no rain to deal with for a good while. temperatures, 61 degrees, our high

as for the mayor's race, democrat jim kenney and republican melissa murray bailey facing off. democrats outnumbering republicans in the city 7-1. nbc caught up with kenney on the campaign trail today. he met with small business owners in south philadelphia where he discussed latino voter turnout. he says he feels a personal connection to latino voters. the democrat also tells us he supports making philadelphia a sanctuary city. nbc 10 made numerous attempts to meet up with melissa murray bailey on the campaign trail, as well, today, but she did not return our requests. we did meet with both candidates for this weekend's edition of "nbc 10 at issue." we talked about hiring a new police commissioner. charles ramsay's recent announcement he will retire as philadelphia's top cop in january ended all speculation about whether a new boss would keep him on the job. now the question is, will it be someone inside or outside the department? both mayoral candidates, democrat jim kenney and republican melissa murray bailey discussed the issue, but wouldn't name their picks. >> do you see the need for a national

. >> reporter: in massachusetts where democrats outnumber republicans three to one, voters may see duelling marijuana initiatives on the ballot. the campaign to regulate marijuana-like alcohol wants to do just that. a proposal also seeks to legalize recreational use but with less government oversight. >> we use local municipalities the department of revenue and health to regulate marijuana it should it become legal. do not create a new bureaucracy. i think it's much more about not going to another experiment but just making the laboratories and democracy that colorado and washington and alaska and oregon have become making that better. >> reporter: opponents of the new initiatives include the bay state's republican governor charlie baker. >> i absolutely believe properly used under a doctor's supervision medical marijuana can be a real benefit to people dealing with cancer and seizures and other circumstances. but there's no reason to legalize marijuana. when i talk to people in the addiction community the education community, the healthcare community they all say the same thing which is th

he has the numbers advantage with democrats outnumbering republicans 7-1 in philadelphia. here's the polling hours in state to state. in new jersey you can vote from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in pennsylvania and delaware you have till 8:00 p.m. for a list of all locations, go to the nbc 10 news app or nbc10.com. >>> voter turnout is notoriously low in off-year elections like this one. no presidential contest. but the committee of 70 has answers for many of the excuses people will use for not vogt. for example, many people think they can't vote if they don't a photo i.d. but the committee of 70 says that's no excuse. you don't need one of those unless it's your first time to vote and even then you'll be given a provisional ballot until everything is sorted out. another thing cited is people don't know where their location. is that's a lame excuse according to the committee of 70. they say ask your county office or google it. and for answers to more common excuses for not voting, go to nbc10.com or check the nbc 10 mobile app, there you'll find full election day coverage, inclu

. >> in massachusetts where democrats outnumber republicans 3-1, voters may see dueling marijuana initiatives on the ballot. the campaign to regulate marijuana, like hole, wants to do just that. a proposal from the advocacy group, bay state repeal, also seeks to legalize recreational use, but with less government oversight. >> we use local municipalities, the department of public health to regulate marijuana, should it become legal and not create a new bureaucracy. >> i think ills it's much more about not going to another experiment, but making the laboratories of democracy that colorado and washington and alaska and oregon have become, making that better. >> opponents of the new initiatives include the bay state republican's governor, charlie baker. >> i absolutely believe properly used under a doctor's supervision, medical marijuana westbound a benefit to people dealing with cancer and seizures an other circumstances, but there's no reason to legalize marijuana and when i talk to people in the hey dix community, the education community, the health care communities, they all say the same thi

democratic voters outnumber republicans 7 to 1 in philadelphia and uphill battle for murray bailey. governor tom wolf and bob casey were in the suburbs to help get out the vote. poll watchers predict some of the highest turnout will be tomorrow in montgomery county where voters will decide the race for district attorney between republican bruce castor and democrat kevin steele. >> this morning a special day for young patients at cooper children's regional hospital. the foundations celebrating a new play room in the hospital. officials say it's designed to be an outdoor space within the hospital. and it will provide a warm friendly space for cooper's youngest patients. >> give our patients a place where they can forget for a little while that they are in a hospital, and enjoy a place to play with child life specialists who try to make their stay more special. >> a ribbon cutting will take place at 2:00 p.m. the eagles are tackling hunger enphiladelphia with their third annual healthy food drive. this is video of past years' food drive events. they are teaming up this year to bring he

in massachusetts democrats outnumber republicans 3-1. a dueling proposal which seeks to legalize recreational use of marijuana but with fewer government restrictions. opponents of the proposal include the republican governor charlie baker. >> i believe properly used under a doctor's supervision it can be a benefit to people dealing with seals showers and other circumstances. but there is no reason to legalize marijuana. when i speak to people in the healthcare community they say it's a bad idea, and i'm opposed to it. reporter: several swing states are among those that may see recreational inhe i shall toughs on the ballot. martha: schools and businesses shut down as security forces conduct terror raids searching for the suspect still out there from the paris massacre. ou don'. . (0617fox555a.ecl) it's a van that speaks volumes. it's spacious and flexible. it can carry heavy loads and go the distance. and for small business owners, it will make a strong first impression. .>> martha: a tribute to the paris terror attack victims. celine di

democrat jim kenney and republican melissa murray bailey. registered democratic voters outnumber republicans roughly 7 to 1 in philadelphia. that's one of the races. one of the biggest factors that could impact all of the races is who doesn't vote. matt delucia is live in norristown with more on that. >> reporter: tracy, every election is important but some believe that the election today in pennsylvania will be among the most important in recent memory. of course we have the state supreme court race, three seats up for grabs for there. and the people elected today will have an impact on many local issues, no doubt you've seen the campaign signs throughout your neighborhood and you probably have seen television ads. even while you're watching this morning. one political expert i spoke with yesterday thinks we could see around 20 to 25% turnout in pennsylvania today. which of course is not great but it means these votes today will have an even bigger impact. looking back to 2013, over 11% came out to vote in the city of philadelphia. that's registered voters. and look at this grap

the mayors a race, democrat jim kenny and republican melissa murray bailey are fighting to succeed michael nutter. democratic voters outnumber republicans 7-1 in philadelphia. pennsylvania governor wolf welcomed senator casey yesterday to get out the vote. poll watchers predict some of the highest turnout tomorrow will be in montgomery and that's where voters will decide the race for district attorney between republican bruce caster and democrat kevin steel. >>> an uber driver has a violent encounter with a passenger and all caught on camera. wait until you so they video, shows the rider turning into a back seat bully. we will show you how the driver responded. >>> treats, an adult trick-or-treater is getting criticism from what she took from outside one house this halloween. >>> relatively mild today but it's going to get even warmer this week. i will show you how warm it's going to get and how long that's gonna stay with the first alert forecast coming up. >>> this morning, new information about a russian plane that crashed in egypt. over the weekend. the head of the russian aviation agency is criticizing airline officials

democratic voter s outnumber republicans 7-1. governor tom wolf and bob casey were in the suburbs yesterday to help get out the vote. poll watchers predict some of the highest turnout will be in montgomery county where voters decide the race for district attorney between republican bruce castor and democrat kevin steele. >> happening today president obama will be in north jersey to push for reforming the criminal justice system. he will visit, cory booker will be there. the president praised efforts by police in improving relationship with communities struggling with crime. also new jersey governor chris christie will make a similar visit to camden today, will meet with mayor dana redd. the regional department replaced camden's local force and city leaders say crime is down but the department is also struggling to keep officers. >>> police are investigating the murder of a teenage boy in a possible case of road rage in north philadelphia. police tell us two men opened fire on the teen and a friend who were riding their bikes on s

right now in the senate republicans outnumber democrats by one, a single member.emocrats can even that they'd take control with the lieutenant governor having a tie-breaking vote. among senate seats, district 29 which includes part of prince william county. democrats, jeremy mcpike and republican hal parish are running for the seat left open by retiring senator charles clogan who has held that office since 1976. >>> when it comes to millennials, the d.c. metro region has one of the largest populations. transportation reporter adam tuss is in one of the millennial hot spots tonight, 14th street northwest to tell us how housing and transportation planners are trying to keep up. >> reporter: for the purposes of this study millennials are defined as the ages of 20 to 37 and if you fit into that category you probably want -- >> the sign is on to cross 14th street. >> what the study says you want. >> it's convenience. it's access to everything whenever you need it. >> i do bike everywhere and i use the metro during the winter. >> reporter: yep, that's it. so you need a

week in only four states. 18 advertisers are showcasing 11 candidates both republicans and democrats. the advertisers outnumberandidates because outside groups are stepping in. the biggest buy comes from jeb bush by the right to rise pac. bush's actual campaign isn't spending a cent. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are using campaign dollars. marco rubio is dipping into campaign cash and the group supporting him will buy time. thanksgiving is known for big appetites coming to the table but the saturation of ad buys may leave voters stuffed. joining me now is hallie jackson and heather hadden of the wall street. you are in south carolina. that is sort of the third big test in the republican primary season next year. let me start with donald trump someone who has run radio ads and not been on tv yet. there is reporting today that suggests that top republicans who are nervous about trump have decided maybe they are not going to launch some sort of concerted ad campaign but hope he kind of fades. is that a reasonable strategy four months into this phenomenon? >> reporter: and two months until the iowa caucuses.

democrat and republican. i've lived in an america where those who often had too little to eat outnumbered those who have had enough. there have been four wars in my lifetime. i've also seen the great strength of this nation as it pulled itself up from that ruin to become the democrominant for the world. proud of its own success, generous, yes, and naive. sometimes wrong, never mean, and always impatient to provide a better life for its people in a framework of a basic fairness and freedom. you know, someone once said the difference between an american and any other kind of person is that an american lives in anticipation of the future because he knows it will be a great place. other people fear the future as just a reputation of past failures. we well, there's a lot of truth in that. if there's one thing we're sure of is history need not be relived, that nothing is impossible, and man is capable of improving his circumstances beyond what is fact. there are those in our land, however, who would have us believe the united states has reached the zenith of its power. much of this talk has come from leaders who claim t

republican candidate, melissa murray bailey; facing long odds in a city where registered democrat outnumber the opposition by about seven to one. her opponent heavy favorite and democrat jim kenny. both candidates agree that the philadelphia school system will be one of their major priorities if-ee elected. >>> here is a reminder for you, polls in pennsylvania, they open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. we have more information on our website cbsphilly.com. and we will have complete list of winners on tv and on line after all those votes are counted. >>> coming up this noon: disturbing video from inside an uber car. a passenger reportedly attacking a driver. we'll tell you what started that fight and how the driver finally stopped it next. >> and we all know little sleep can make you cranky. but which one is worse, tossing and turning or having your sleep interrupted? put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. >> p

times he ran for president and kentucky is a state where democrats still, if you look at the voters registration, they still outnumber republicansdition in the state. it's a state that has swung dramatically in the last generation and particularly in the obama years, towards the republicans. how much is the antipathy toward barack obama in kentucky? take a look at this. this is the democratic presidential primary in 2012. you guys probably don't even remember a democratic primary in 2012 because barack obama was unopposed. but something called uncommitted was on the primary ballot. and look at this, running against the president of the united states in a democratic primary in kentucky, got 42% of the vote. all the yellow counties in kentucky, you're seeing, they chose uncommitted over barack obama in the 2012 primary. so that's how much kentucky has swung in the republican direction against obama in the obama years, in the general election in 2012, obama got crushed in kentucky by more than 20 points. kentucky is not the only state this is true of. right here, what you're looking at are six states, west virginia, tennessee, kent

democrat and republican. i have lived in an america where those who have had too little to eat outnumbered those who had enough. i have seen our country face financial ruin and depression. i have also seen the great strength of this nation as it pulled itself up from that ruin to become the dominant force in the world. to me, our country is a living, raising presence, unimpressed by what others say is impossible, proud of its own success, generous and naive. sometimes wrong, never mean. and always impatient to provide a better life for its people in a framework of basic freedom and fairness. someone once said the difference between an american and any other kind of person is an american lives in anticipation of the future because he knows it will be a great place. other people fear the future. i was just able to petition of past failures. well, there is a lot of truth to that. if there is one thing that we are sure of, it is that nothing is impossible and that man is capable of improving his circumstances beyond what we are told. there are those in our land who would have us believe that the u.s. like other gr

. >> as republican candidate for mayor, melissa murray bailey is facing long odds in a city where registered democrats, outnumber the opposition, by about seven-one. this is her first run for office. >> the problem for philadelphia is we keep doing the same thing and expecting different results. >> by contrast, heavy favorite, democrat jim kenny; entrenched in city politics. >> critics looking at you, looking at this race, will say, well, here we go again, philadelphia's going to elect another mayor, coming from city council. part of the democratic party machine, how is anything realistically ever going to change? >> well, i think that i look at my career, my legislative history, i've done real substantial work in the course of my 23 years there, and it is not my responsibility to apologize for the republican party because they haven't been able to mount credible candidate. >> both agree philadelphia school system is a top priority. >> how account mayor influence that? >> by providing pre k education for all of our three and four year old babies in the city prepare them for one grade. >> first thing we're toil d

. >> as republican candidate for mayor, melissa murray bailey facing long odds in the in a city where registered democrats, outnumber the opposition by about seven-one, this is her first run for office. >> the problem for philadelphia is we keep doing the same thing and expecting different results. >> by contrast, heavy favorite, democrat jim kenny, is entrenched in city politics. >> critics looking at you and looking at this race will say well here we go again. philadelphia's going to elect another mayor, coming from city council. part of the democratic party machine, how is anything realistically ever going to change? >> well, i mean, i think that i look at my career, and my legislative history. i've done substantial work in the course of my 23 years there, and it is not my responsibility to apologize for the republican party because they haven't been able to mount credible candidates. >> both candidate agree philadelphia school system is a top priority. >> how account mayor influence that? >> by providing pre k education for all of our three and four year old babies in the our city that prepares them for kinderga

democrat and republican. i have lived in an america where those who have had too little to eat outnumbered those who had enough. i have seen our country face financial ruin and depression. i have also seen the great strength of this nation as it pulled itself up from that ruin to become the dominant force in the world. to me, our country is a living, raising presence, unimpressed by what others say is impossible, proud of its own success, generous and naive. sometimes wrong, never mean. and always impatient to provide a better life for its people in a framework of basic freedom and fairness. someone once said the difference between an american and any other kind of person is an american lives in anticipation of the future because he knows it will be a great place. other people fear the future. i was just able to petition of past failures. well, there is a lot of truth to that. if there is one thing that we are sure of, it is that nothing is impossible and that man is capable of improving his circumstances beyond what we are told. there are those in our land who would have us believe that the u.s. like other gr

. >> as republican candidate for mayor, melissa mushy -- murray bailey facing long odds in a sit where registered democrats outnumber significance by seven to one. this is her first run for office. >> the problem for philadelphia is we keep doing the same thing and expecting different results. >> by contrast, heavy favorite democrat jim kensy entrenched in city politics. critics looking at you, looking at this race will say, well, here we go again. philadelphia's going to elect another mayor coming from city council. part of the democratic party machine. how is anything realistically ever going to change. >> well, i think that i like at my career, and my legislative history, i've done real substantial work in the course of my 23 years there, and is not my responsibility to apologize to the republican party because they haven't been able to mount credible candidate. >> both candidate agree the philadelphia school system is a top priority. >> how account mayor influence that? >> by providing pre k education for all of the three, and four year old babies in the sit that i prepares them for kindergarten and first grade.

outnumbered" couch, that is tight couch. there is not much room for error. this is not just limited to democratic or republicanr conservative or liberal women. women are usually harsh on each other. this drives me insane. no room especially trashing each other's looks. i hate when women do this to each other. i wish women of "the view" hadn't done that they need to cut women a break and not go off. that is terrible. melissa: i agree. two points, hadley, from "the view," they were all over donald trump when he took shots at carly fiorina's looks. they don't take swipes, no one does at hillary clinton's appearance. we all know that is not appropriate. that is not, she is not running based on her appearance. not trying to be supermodel. she is trying to be president. talking about someone's appearance is just totally inappropriate. >> i'm, i agree with you. i'm sure there is a lot of people who would be critical of hillary clinton's appearance but i don't think the talk show hosts on the view are among those. they're being critical of being miss fiorina, various reasons in part because they disagree with her. eas

outnumbered" overtime. click on the over time tab. now "happening now." "happening now". syrian refugee crisis front and from in washington after the paris terrorist attacks. republicans and some democrats warn the program holds dangers we don't know. rand paul joins us live to discuss his plan to keep some refugees out of the u.s. plus. it is massive flooding hitting the pacific northwest. a fierce storm leaves two people dead and hundreds of thousands without power. and a tour bus veers out of control, all caught on camera and what happened here? it is all "happening now". >> we begin with a police raid on an apartment in paris where a suspected mastermined may have been held up. i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. two more terrorist are dead including a woman who blew herself up. they are determining to see if the terrorist was inside of the apartment. the french president hollande said that france is at war with the islamic state. catherine herridge. we begin with benjamin in belgium. >> reporter: jon, we are learning an awfully lot about the dark under belly of the under ground here. there are others we have spoke to who seek to justify and condone them. we spoke to young muslim

outnumbered" overtime. click on the over time tab. now "happening now." "happening now". syrian refugee crisis front and from in washington after the paris terrorist attacks. republicans and some democratsogram holds dangers we don't know. rand paul joins us live to discuss his plan to keep some refugees out of the u.s. plus. it is massive flooding hitting the pacific northwest. a fierce storm leaves two