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dominion told us-- and the e.p.a. confirms-- that e.p.a. testing shows no harm to residential wells nearby. >> i invite anybody from the companies who have put it over there to come to my house and have dinner, and i will use that tap water. >> stacy and her neighbors think it's too risky to drink the water, so after dominion refused to provide them with bottled water, they began trudging to a local church where the city pipes in guaranteed clean water. is that how you get your drinking water? >> yeah. we use it to brush our teeth and take baths. >> dominion declined to give us an interview, but most power companies rely on recycling because it cuts the 130 million tons of coal waste every year in half. the industry calls recycling "beneficial use." >> ugh! don't even---beneficial for who? the only people it was beneficial for were for those utility companies that had to get that stuff off their hands because they were already in violation with stockpiling too much. that is what "beneficial use" meant. >> but the e.p.a. and the bush adminis

. >>> good news for dominion virginia power customers. rates are going down. the average customer's monthly bill will be reduced by 11 cents. the reduction is based on projected costs. dominion has thousands of customers in northern virginia. >>> a community outreach to help female veterans transition back to civilian life. they serve more than 100 veterans today, handing out turkey and other food at the american legion in temple hill. they help female veterans handle the challenges they face when they return home. >> it means a lot. it's for those getting back on their feet. just not having the resources to make the meal or purchase the meal. >> the founder is a former homeless veteran. she started the organization because she had not seen any other group like it in the area. >>> it's a line as long as a football teeld. tonight it's wrapped around a store in northern virginia. coming up, we'll talk to people starting a new trgz tradition. >>> and vonn. >>> the national minora is lit tonight marking hanukkah. it's the first time hanukkah and thanksgiving have

closed down between the georgetown pike and -- [indiscernible] you want to use spring hill to old dominions your alternate route there. we'll be back with more news, weather and [ male announcer ] step one, prepare for triumph. step two, baconated cheese for awesome. step three, get ready to wow. step four... mmmmm. ♪ [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! >> good morning. welcome back to wusa9. 5:29 on this friday morning. happy to tell you that. i'm androane. >> i'm mike hydeck. i'm thinking of donuts and pizza because we're talking about trans fats this morning. i'm starving. good morning, monika. how are you? >> good morning. i'm great. >> howard, how are you, buddy? >> we can do pizza without trans fat. i think about pizza a lot. i'm with you. good friday morning. it's cold. you're going to need hot coffee or something to get you going because we've dropped temperatures in some cases mo

for the second time this month, we have word of a rate reduction for the customers at dominion virginia power. after reviewing the finances, state agency ruled they have to lower rate just a bit. save the average customer 11 cents a month. if you add that to the savings earlier this month, it's a little better. >> every penny counts; right? who eats pizza on thanksgiving? apparently enough that one chain needs to stay open. how it factors into today's big debate is n >>> tonight the big debate on wusa9.com has a lot to do with having to work on thanksgiving. a topic we're familiar with here in the news room. but in indiana, a pizza hut manager lost his gig because he took a stand. tony said he told his bosses he would not open the pizza hut. asked him to sign a resignation letter. wrote his bosses a letter saying he wasn't quitting or resigning but his refusal to comply with the greedy and moral request meant the end of his tenure. pizza hut has not commented to say he quit and was not fired. so that leads to our question of the night and all the rush to start black friday earlier and e

dominion, what we do everyday powers your everyday. policy,about history, and insight.a new perspective on current ,ffairs, bringing experience insight, stability and scholarship to the issues of today. your host is pulitzer prize winning author, douglas latman. from the miller center, this is american forum. back to the miller center's american form. i'm doug blackmon. on our program today, we take a short journey back in time to a place in reality we wish had never been. a tiny town set amid the orange groves of rural florida in the years just after world war ii and then euro for which african- americans there was even in the 1950s no assurance of legal protection from the police and courts. no sense of the duty to ensure a black man accused of crimes he given a fair trial and little chance a jury made up of white men, often men who had fought just a few years before against notions of not the racial supremacy would take seriously the constitutional rights of a life man, even when his was at stake. our guest is gilbert king, who has written a truly gripping book exami

perhaps we should be calling it the new dominion. democrat terry mcauliffe cast his ballot in northern virginia this morning, one of those transforming parts of the state. >> whooo! >> thank you. >> terry, terry, terry! >> in the last two presidential elections, virginia's popular vote exactly matched the national popular vote. if democrats are able to sweep today's races and gain control over the governor's mansion, which terry mcauliffe is trying to take back and republican ken cuccinelli is trying to hold on to, if they win the lieutenant governor governor's race and if they complete the hat trick with the attorney general contest where democrat mark herring is battling mark oeb cheng, that would be a major feat in a swing state. cuccinelli cast his vote in oakesville, virginia, a few minutes ago. sur galts for both campaigns have crowded into the state, arguing the race offers a stark choice and also believe that it's a bellwether for next year and for 2016. >> i'm here because this race matters well beyond the state of virginia.

there's a whole network of countries that are not under their dominion whether it's you know china venezuela cuba syria these are all countries that are defying the will of the western financial institutions and set up their own kind of big economies that that serve themselves rather than serving the last and that's something that they can simply can't stand for and that's with his aggression is about and you think they still think of the dram because this to the next round of talks to thinkailed or could they be successful. i admired my hope is that they can be successful because it will be good for for everyone in the world if there is more peace than more diplomacy between iran the united states and israel in the countries around the world if there is more diplomacy. things would be better by bike. it's the commitment of wall street and the war makers in the profiteers it's their commitment to aggression and hostility toward iran that is causing causing the setbacks were seeing iran has is no threat to its neighbors is no threat to united states by its the united states and israel that ar

prison fdr did score at the end of the billionaires not only their intention to seize total economic dominion power but also political power. really the crash started back in two thousand and six. and when the housing market to fall apart just like the great crash nineteen twenty nine to nineteen twenty seven the housing market fell apart each time we are still in begun in two thousand and nine. we're losing seven hundred thousand jobs a month obama was sworn in on and he didn't stop the crash what he did was he basically enchanted of bubblegum and baling wire against it the kitchen table which is why we're still in this very very painful it is in the nineteen thirties they did refer to as the great depression that bad. raised in colombo nineteen forties i think in a decade now two decades now it appears that this is the great depression two thousand. the twenty oh eight and twenty fifteen twenty six. what does that ever session in twenty sixteen look like what kind of symptoms can be seen. i think we saw one so that in two thousand when the market fell almost in half. i would expect that it'

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include one of the ads will be hit that aid from other countries that being connected as well as the dominion that told us about the prudence of the review but so far was disturbing many people is saying that the ap tuesday least there is some eight in the snow enough to pay for the still getting to the people who suggest that the pictures of the people that we see every night. i actually did great that pick weeds or chariot. after the fact that the begining but ordinary. but this being the what the problem is they look like. i love it. working because people are fitting that the company has thirty days off in good health beginning from the health and not enough. the word of opinion being that the pink or blue areas of t belief that the us to know something that even though we did it within your fourth of twelve and fifteen. i've been thinking of going to be free he drew people from the city but not the gift of looking stupid i think cheap and remember that if i can trust that the change it was the problem is that the bitter defeat for the porch before becoming areas. i got to the chief examp

acceptable euphemism for consistent policy administered credit and price inflation functionally the dominion of currencies purchasing power and they provide a chart for this this is c.p.i. from one nine hundred ten to the present and as you can see it's been declining and down fifty nine percent max since one thousand nine hundred three all right bring up a couple of different things there this one debt deflation in this context is debt deflation the idea that the government can print money to create inflation is an attempt to try to inflate debt a way that's their intention but that's not happening in fact that's exacerbating the debt accumulation the more money they print they're not getting the inflation that they hoped they would get that would diminish the debt actually they're increasing the debt load the debt load is going i are both phenomenal in real terms because g.d.p. as reporting out is also shrinking so debt as a percentage of g.d.p. is going higher debt in nominal terms is going higher debt is just keep going higher and higher and if it does stall speed there's no policies or

did to describe you know the billionaires and not only they're attempting to seize total economic dominion power but also political power really the crash started back in two thousand and six and when the housing market sort of fall apart just like the great crash nine hundred twenty nine hundred twenty seven when the housing market fell apart and and we are still in it you know in two thousand and nine we were losing seven hundred thousand jobs a month when obama was sworn in that month and he didn't stop the crash what he did was he basically jammed enough bubble gum and bailing wire against it to just hold it which is why we're still in this very very painful phase it's it's interesting that in the one nine hundred thirty s. they didn't refer to it as the great depression that that phrase didn't come about until the one nine hundred forty s. i think you know a decade from now two decades from now we're going to be referring to this with the great depression of two thousand roughly the twenty twenty ten twenty fifteen twenty sixteen so what does the average session in two thousand and si

dominion power but also political power really the crash started back in two thousand and six and when the housing market sort of fall apart just like the great crash nine hundred twenty nine hundred twenty seven when the housing market fell apart and and we are still in it you know in two thousand and nine we were losing seven hundred thousand jobs a month when obama was sworn in that month and he didn't stop the crash what he did was he basically jammed enough bubble gum and bailing wire against it to just hold it which is why we're still in this very very painful phase phase it's interesting that in the one nine hundred thirty s. they didn't refer to it as the great depression that that phrase didn't come about until the one nine hundred forty s. i think you know a decade from now two decades from now we're going to be referring to this with the great depression of two thousand roughly twenty twenty ten twenty fifteen twenty sixteen so what does that recession in two thousand and sixteen look like what kind of symptoms can we see i think we saw a glimpse of it in two thousand and ei

world i mean it's not just iran but there's a whole network of countries that are not under their dominion whether it's you know china that is whale or cuba syria these are all countries that are defying the will of the western financial institutions and have set up their own kind of big economies that serve themselves rather than serving the west and that's something that they simply can't stand for and that's what this aggression is about and you think those talks thing could be derailed because there's going to be next round of talks do you think perhaps they would be derailed or could they be successful i my hope is that they can be successful because it will be good for everyone in the world if there is more peace then more diplomacy between iran the united states and israel in the countries around the world if there was more diplomacy things would be better but the commitment of wall street and the war makers in the profiteers it's their commitment to aggression and hostility toward iran that is causing causing the setbacks we're seeing iran has is no threat to its neighbors it's no

acceptable euphemism for consistent policy administered credit and price inflation functionally the dominion of currencies purchasing power and they provide a chart for this this is c.p.i. from one nine hundred ten to the present and as you can see it's been declining and down fifty nine percent max since one thousand nine hundred three all right bring up a couple of different things there this one debt deflation in this context is debt deflation the idea that the government can print money to create inflation is an attempt to try to inflate debt a way that's their intention but that's not happening in fact that's exacerbating the debt accumulation the more money they print they're not getting the inflation that they hoped they would get that would diminish the debt actually they're increasing the debt load the debt load is going ire both phenomenal and in real terms because g.d.p. as reporting out is also shrinking so the debt as a percentage of g.d.p. is going higher the debt in nominal terms is going higher debt is just keep going higher and higher and if it does stall speed there's no po

the old dominion chose not to set up its own exchange. about 33,000 virginians are completed applications and are eligible for the exchanges. >>> now maryland's decision to expand medicaid is part of the affordable care act will save the state more than $2 billion. that is the conclusion of a new report out of george washington university. but it says the state is not going to see that impact until between 2014 and 2020 over that time. >>> officials say the typhoon disaster area in the philippines is starting to improve now. especially after the last 24 hours, because shipments of food and medical supplies are starting to stream big time into the philippines. trucks and generators are also arriving, more than 3600 people are confirmed dead after typhoon haiyan hit a week ago. the storm forced nearly 600,000 people to look for shelter as well. >>> one maryland man is behind bars this morning after a case of road rage turned violent. 24-year-old david goldberg of potomac is charged with attempted murder, after he stabbed two people at a loc

acceptable euphemism for consistent policy administered credit and price inflation functionally the dominion of currencies purchasing power and they provide a chart for this this is c.p.i. from one nine hundred ten to the present and as you can see it's been declining and down fifty nine percent max since one thousand nine hundred three all right bring up a couple of different things there this one debt deflation in this context is debt deflation the idea that the government can print money to create inflation is an attempt to try to inflate debt a way that's their intention but that's not happening in fact that's exacerbating the debt accumulation the more money they print they're not getting the inflation that they hoped they would get that would diminish the debt actually they're increasing the debt load the debt load is going ire both the nominal in real terms because g.d.p. as reporting out is also shrinking so debt as a percentage of g.d.p. is going higher debt in nominal terms is going higher debt is just keep going higher and higher and if it does stall speed there's no policies or s

to describe you know the billionaires and not only they're attempting to see this total economic dominion power but also political power. really the crash started back in two thousand and six and when the housing market sort of fall apart just like the great crash nine hundred twenty nine hundred twenty seven when the housing market fell apart and and we are still in it you know in two thousand and nine we were losing seven hundred thousand jobs a month when obama was sworn in that month and he didn't stop the crash what he did was he basically jammed enough bubble gum and bailing wire against it too. just hold it which is why we're still in this very very painful phase phase it's interesting that in the one nine hundred thirty s. they didn't refer to it as a great depression that that phrase didn't come about until the one nine hundred forty s. i think you know a decade from now two decades from now we're going to be referring to this is the great depression of two thousand roughly twenty twenty ten twenty fifteen twenty sixteen so what does a recession in two thousand and sixteen look l

did to describe you know the billionaires and not only they're attempting to seize total economic dominion power but also political power. really the crash started back in two thousand and six and when the housing market sort of fall apart just like the great crash nine hundred twenty nine hundred twenty seven when the housing market fell apart and and we are still in it you know in two thousand and nine we were losing seven hundred thousand jobs a month when obama was sworn in that month and he didn't stop the crash what he did was he basically jammed enough bubble gum and bailing wire against it to just hold it which is why worst. well in this very very painful phase phase it's interesting that in the one nine hundred thirty s. they didn't refer to it as a great depression that that phrase didn't come about until the one nine hundred forty s. i think you know a decade from now two decades from now we're going to be referring to this of the great depression of two thousand roughly twenty twenty ten twenty fifteen twenty sixteen so what does a recession in two thousand and sixteen look lik

acceptable euphemism for consistent policy administered credit and price inflation functionally the dominion of currencies purchasing power and they provide a chart for this this is c.p.i. from one nine hundred ten to the present and as you can see it's been declining and down fifty nine percent max since one thousand nine hundred three all right bring up a couple of different things there this one debt deflation in this context is debt deflation the idea that the government can print money to create inflation is an attempt to try to inflate debt a way that's their intention but that's not happening in fact that's exacerbating the debt accumulation the more money they print they're not getting the inflation that they are. they would get that would diminish the debt actually they're increasing the debt load the debt load is going ire both the nominal in real terms because g.d.p. as reporting out is also shrinking so debt as a percentage of g.d.p. is going higher the debt in nominal terms is going higher debt is just keep going higher and higher and you get to stall speed there's no policies o

if i want that i'll go to dominion. i think that's best in show. i need to go to chris in nevad., >> caller: booyah mr. cramer from all the financial majors here. >> good morning. >> how are you doing? mine is drtx. >> i haven't looked at that. last time i looked at it it was under the market cap limit. have to do more work and go to james in connecticut please, james. >> caller: booyah big jim. >> what's up? >> caller: i would appreciate your diagnosis of foundation medicine? >> i believe one or two of these are going to hit it big. i think this one is a good speculation and that's how i'm endorsing for and that's all i'm endorsing for. that ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by t td ameritrade. >> booyah jim. >> booyah steve. >> from st. louis the home of the 11 time st. louis cardinals but sadly not this year. >> well, okay. >> a big sunny san diego booyah too you. >> charger booyah? >> hey, jim, the great city of virginia beach. a great big booyah. how are you doing toda

. >> from the old dominion to the garden state, new jersey's gubernatorial race has been eated. trying to kick chris christie out of the state house. we're joined from new jersey, john, look, chris christie says the republican party is certainly watching this race tonight. but there is as much as winning it is the size of the victory that is important to chris christie tonight, isn't it? >> you have governor chris christie seeking a second term in office, but he may not stay for the entire four years. you have his democratic challenger, yo, new jersey peope don't know who she is. but they know who with governor chris christie is, they remember how he sandaled hurricane sandy, and that has been good enough to catapult chris christie on to the national stage, and it is the republican party, he admits this now, to look at him to see how well i does, to see if he might an contender for the top of the republican ticket. and you're right, size matters here. if he gets a really big win he's really on his way if he chooses to run, of course. >> all right, john terret for us in new jerse

through 28, saying god said let us make man in our image and likeness, and he said, let him have dominion over the fowl of the earth, the fish of the sea, and the beast of the field and every creature that creeps upon the earth. god gave this. thank god. >> coming up, while some at angola find freedom in the brutality of the rodeo arena, there are those who barely see the light of day. >> your restriction is too severe for me. >> for them, there is camp j. >> you will be held here until you can get through the program. >> i have been without food for seven days now. >>> angola soil is some of the richest in the united states. and with fieldwork and livestock to attend, horses to be broken, and vegetables to be grown, there is no such thing as an unemployed prisoner. most of the inmates have brought into warden cain's program, but for those who refuse, there's camp j., where the men spend their days in solitary confinement. >> they'll alter their behavior and once they get out into population, they won't commit another rule infraction. the ones that come here come here for serious rule inf

by a.d. 200, the roman dominion had expanded through force of arms to include almost the entire mediterranean and most of the known world. the result was a vast influx of tribute to rome -- money, goods and slaves to propel the development of one of the most complex societies in the ancient world. but warfare is not the only way that human societies expand. in the tehuacan valley, archaeologists have made a startling discovery. near where scotty macneish excavated the caves, a river that flows only in the wet season has cut through what appears to be a natural hill. in the cut, archaeologists have discerned walls of large rocks, evidence that the hill was actually man-made, an ancient dam of massive proportions. the extent of the dam and the reservoir it created can be seen from a nearby hillside. archaeologist charles spencer. this sea of mesquite and cactus that you see below here was once the reservoir impounded by the dam that stretched nearly half a kilometer from that cliff face on that side all the way over to this cliff face over here. at its peak, the reservoir surface area equaled 4

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and they take dominion over every aspect of society. economics, politics, so on.ed cruz himself has been anointed by dominionist pastors. >> so this is a christian version of sharia? >> it's basically saying these are the people who are going to bring into power the kingdom of christ. they basically talk about a theocracy without calling it such. >> wayne, watch this. in another tea party campaign this spring, rafael cruz called the country a christian nation. >> i submit to you that these two documents were signed on the knees of the framers. these two documents are devine revelation from god. and yet our precedent has the call to tell us that this is not a christian nation. this was formed, the united states of america was formed to honor the word of god. >> and he had this to say about the president of the united states. >> if you have heard him recite the pledge, he skips "under god." never says those two words. "under god." >> so the president according to cruz sr. never says the word "under god" in reciting the pledge of allegiance. in the fact-based world w

meanwhile, down in the old dominion, the defeated forces of ken cuccinelli are blaming their loss onof less-zealous republicans to jump aboard the hard-right bandwagon. well, this back biting, south against north, west against east, is not what you'd expect from a political party still reeling from its wild and crazy ride on the shutdown express. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evenings from new york. i'm chris hayes. an nbc news exclusive tonight. president obama sat down with our own chuck todd for a lengthy interview to discuss the maelstrom of criticism over the rollout of the health care website, in particular, the president addressed his repeated promise throughout the health care reform battle that people would be able to keep their existing plans. >> and some of those people like those policies and they can't keep it. what happened? >> well, first of all, i meant wh s

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if he wins, the long ethank you letter will be to the women of the old dominion. cuccinelli faces a gap so enormous it is better described as a yawning chasm. women choosing the democratic candidate by a margin of 50 to 36. as it turns out ladies aren't all that into anti-abortion, anti-sod my. thinking people. joining me michael steele. nbc political analyst and former governor ed rendell. managing editor of the grio.com joy reid and deputy of new york city howard wilson. my fellows and friends, thank you for joining me on this election day, which i'm determined to make a big deal in this hour we have. michael steele, i'll go to you first. talk about the implications of the republican party. i want to start with virginia. my question to you is will the gop take notice if ken cuccinelli is defeated. >> they will take notice of it. in a sense we're making more of these two elections in terms of where the gop is going to be and nation is going to be in two or three years. what's happening on the ground is affected by different things, not just cuccinelli's record wi

in other peoples, other time have marked their history by conquest at war, by dominion over empires.the arc of human history, the american experience stands apart. our triumph is not simply found in the exertion of our power. it is found in the example of our people. our particular genius over 237 years has been something more than the sum of our individual excellence but rather, a culmination of our common endeavours. it is a truth that resonated with president kennedy when he said, i am certain that after the dust of centuries has passed over our cities, we will be remembered not for our victories or defeats, if battle or in politics, but for our contribution to the human spirit. and that unbending belief that the power to make great a nation is found in its people and in their freedom. that was his philosophy. that is his legacy. and it is a legacy told in villages around the world that have clean water or a new school and a steady friend in the united states thanks to the volunteers of the peace corps. it is for those who serve under our proud flag, willing like president kennedy

will join republican ken cuccinelli on the final days and senator rand paul will be back in the old dominion after what can be described as a less than stellar week. he is sort of a tea party guy who is more acceptable to the establishment got this front page treatment in the national journal. this week he has been trying to beat back plagiarism charges. >> to disagree on how you footnote things and people do it differently in an academic paper than they do in a public speech. if we presented any of these for publication that had footnotes and a speech if people don't take the time to footnote things. it was clear that the plot line was not something i created. i department claim i created the movie. that's what is absurd. the plot line belongs to one person. the screen writer and i gave him credit for that. >> the office told nbc this. in the course of a 25-minute speech, he described the 34r09 of a movie and attributed it to the primary sources and no way saying it was his own thoughts or ideas. it has been submitted for academic tubication it would have been footnoted. only thsomething th

this doesn't seem to be as you are arguing the state's dominion and in this very piece it wasn't until the state referred to the post office that any accent. >> one way to understand that is the state of pennsylvania exercise its prosecutorial discretion not to pursue this matter. i don't think the government says that exercise of prosecutorial discretion put us in violation of our treaty obligations. our treaty obligations to have a law that prohibits this conduct which the state's certainly do. the treaty obligation is not to make sure every use of chemicals is in fact prosecuted by state or local officials. >> may i understand, your test is to say with respect to every prosecution under this treaty that a court has to ask what prosecution has sufficient nexus to national or international concerns. is that your test? >> that is not my test. the one thing i think i know from the court is the federal government doesn't have general police power. as i look at the statute it can be saved by essentials recreating a jurisdictional element out of the phrase peaceful and equating it with a n

meanwhile, down in the old dominion, the defeated forces of ken cuccinelli are blaming their loss on the fate of less-zealous republicans to jump aboard the hard-right bandwagon. well, this back biting, south against north, west against east, is not what you'd expect from a political party still reeling from its wild and crazy ride on the shutdown express. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evenings from new york. i'm chris hayes. an nbc news exclusive tonight. president obama sat down with our own chuck todd for a lengthy interview to discuss the maelstrom of criticism over the rollout of the health care website, in particular, the president addressed his repeated promise throughout the health care reform battle that people would be able to keep their existing plans. >> and some of those people like those policies and they can't keep it. what happened? >> well, first of all, i meant what i said and we worked hard to try to make sure that we implemented it properly. but obviously, we didn't do a good enough jo

he too could tease you with it so yes there are reasons to be concerned holyrood talk about the dominion be forced to think that we all he meets regional countries and even reviews and it comes to you to have people who do this don't you full of duty the review points. people come to a two to two counts of serious themes he does come up quite confusing so you're saying we've sort of random reader in me even though we've seen south koreans also unique in our sufferings also one of its airspace. the americans quick to scramble was the fifty two is up and up to the air. were you expecting this american response when you saw that statement out of china last saturday saying this was now a protected zone. this is the current surprising because they hope to make sure that the topic of the eyes of the type tool connections to speak open space that doesn't mean a result of negotiations in the chinese argument goes that depends on existing many other countries. the soldiers to fight the wind was gone my review was perhaps a bid to reduce prison sentence was not they will. pmp which by the chinese

reporter: with both sides eager to win this battleground state, more big names are headed to the old dominion in the campaign's closing days. president obama and vice president biden are scheduled to campaign for mcauliffe. while wisconsin governor scott walker, florida senator marco rubio and former texas congressman ron paul will stump for cuccinelli. volunteers with both campaigns are doing their part to help get out the vote next tuesday, when virginia voters will decide which direction to take their state for the next four years. >> woodruff: and to the analysis of shields and brooks. that's syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. welcome to the program. so, mark, we've heard about the virginia race, big names coming in for both candidates. what are the lessons we should take away after hearing this report from kwame and our producers? >> the first thing i'd say after listening to kwame's report is charles darwin comes to mind. the improvement of the species. virginia's governors have included patrick henry, thomas jefferson, james monroe and it's e

meanwhile, down in the old dominion, the defeated forces of ken cuccinelli are blaming

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