fundraising lagging. political fundraising stag naftenlt huge growth in outside spending. >> what is the implication of that, what thu we read into that? >> two things. there's a running debate in washington whether there should be a system similar to virginia, where there's no contribution limit to candidates, parties and pacts, and disclosure and the public can sort out how comfortable they are with different donors, and where the candidates get their money. libertarian approach. or having tighter restrictions. now, we are somewhere in between, a hodge-podge. if you are a candidate running for office, you are handicapped by tough contribution limit. 2,600 per person per-election. how do you keep up with entities raising $500,000 a day. >> what is your sense on the return on investment, on all the money coming in. when you look at the pie chart, there's a lot of money, it's stagnant or shringsing and the outside -- shrinking and the outside money is getting deeper. is there a return on investment for the

and it simply states the sfusd will be initiating in a fundraising campaign for a new facility for the school of the arts in order to coordinate all fundraising related to asawa on behalf or related to asawa school of the arts, friends of school of the arts shall provide a description of any fundraising efforts it will engage in related to asawa school of the arts, et cetera. >> thank you. any comments from the superintendent or board? >> if i may? >> commissioner wynns. >> i just wanted to say thank you and that it was important that we do this. this is just another step along the way that we need to take to do this capital campaign for the school. so thank you very much thank you, roll call. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell? >> i'm sorry, i didn't read the whole thing, but just in terms of the accountability piece and who is going to be tracking the funds and who is fiscally responsible for that? how does that -- is that in the mou clearly? is that going to be the friends of school of the arts or school district on the funds being raised? >> the funds that are raised for the friends

we're saying that it's bad that they used it to fundraise, but we use it to fundraise, it's called making money. we take things out of context all the time, cable shows do it all the time to make money. we would be a hypocrite if we said he had a leg to stand on. rush does not have a leg to stand on on this, i like him, he's famous, he says stuff like this a lot. sometimes he's being facetious, sometimes he's being serious. he has a -- sometimes i'm listening to rush and i'm going, this is a really interesting story about consumer fraud, and then i realize that it's a commercial. because i didn't know that he actually changed and was doing a commercial. this is what he does. can you prove the statement was false? maybe u you can, may you can't, but that's part of the job. >> but the part about pulling rush off the air is problematic. at least people have always said u if you call people out that you don't like, petitions, boycotts. >> but you have every right to say, when somebody says something that's bad, you can say it. but i have always been against this idea of trying to limit people

external donor networks, kidnapping, and the extortion and criminal fundraising that i.s.i.l. is involved in, had its antecedence with al qaeda in iraq. they did essentially the same thing during the heyday, 5-7 years ago, longer. so we have seen what i.s.i.l. is doing today with other terrorist organizations. the oil smuggling is different. that is not something we have seen terrorist organizations do in the past. getting paid, you know, for contraband, that has been around for a while. >> let's talk about taxes. i.s.i.l. operates in two countries where there are governance vacuums. in some places we have heard that they are collecting taxes. are these real taxes or they are people? >> it's like the mafia collecting protection money. it's - they are forcing people often at gunpoint to pay up at don't. >> short of outright state sponsorship which i.s.i.l. is not likely to achieve pause it's a threat to so many around it. the oil is the biggest part of their income at the moment. they could be selling up to 50,000 barrels of oil a day. we have heard reports that it can go as lo

>>> fort this fundraiser the sky is the limit. our own sue sr.p the sea of people. >> and we are well on our way to meeting our goal of $1.2 million! >> reporter: money pouring in for alzheimer's research each time this bell rings, that's another 500 bucks an estimated 10,000 walkers all with their own reasons for pounding the pavement. from 13 year old blake who raised hundreds of dollars to honor this grandmother to the gonzales clan. >> all 17 of them in remembrance of grandmom filomena who died exactly three years ago. >> and kathy book who's got at least four reasons for walking. >> the purple flower is for those who have passed away. my mother, her brother and both of my grandmothers. >> reporter: all walking not just for research but to help improve the lives of those now suffering. >> my worst day when i'm in an elevator with someone and they go, what's that pin that's alzheimer's. my mom died. i didn't even know you existed. >> in the united states someone develops alzheimer's every 67 seconds which means just during the course of this 5

you're sitting in a room with your fundraiser, making dial after dial.you're supposed to dial 30 times an hour. you're supposed to hit a quarter of your calls and if people are sort of dispirited with the leadership we have now, i think it's in part because we're selecting leaders based on who is good at sitting in that room, being a vacuum cleaner salesman as opposed to traditional understandings of leadership, which is who has real ideas about how to change things, who has special capacities for inspiration or management. >> what did you learn about money you didn't know? >> well, i think that one thing we saw is how fearful the powerful are -- >> yeah. >> -- to stand up against the system. and in one of our races we were running against the chairman of the energy committee and -- >> a republican. >> -- a republican and once he knew we were running, he started reaching out to our top donors and saying, what's going on? and our top donors were like, what are you doing? >> calling you? they called you -- >> no. well, they didn't actually directly call me

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>> i don't think he has done any fundraising for us. he has been engaged in some races. it is less about the raising that is important, even though we have raised more. it is more about the spending. >> who has been the most helpful outside force? >> the senate majority pac has been more engaged and involved. i would expect by the end of this, there will be over $80 million. they were able to combat what was a significantly more aggressive, earlier operation on television than our side had. the other key is most of the television coverage is about how much money is spent. in many cases, we are being outspent. we have significantly more points on television because we reserve time earlier, more efficiently, and that has made a huge difference in not just the amount of money spent on television but how many points it is actually buy, how many ads it is actually buying. >> do you worry about the power of a tom sire who can come in and play big? >> broadly, it's no secret that most democrats believe that we have a campaign finance system that rewards outside donors. what i a

fundraisers are common to retire a candidate's debt but he doesn't have any debt. in the middle of october he had $21 million in the re-election account and made no campaign commercials and still trounced his opponent. he said in the past he could use the money left over to campaign for ballot issues over the next four contraries. >>> a report says a renewable energy program in san francisco could create more than 8,100 construction jobs an important conclusion because it refutes the criticism made by the mayor when the city killed an early version of the program. the report by energy consultants say the city can build its own solar and wind and thermal projects and deliver energy through the pg&e's transmission network and offer a cleaner alternative to pg&e. >>> only five weeks until christmas. >> you are freak me out. >>> the postal service will deliver packages each day in many areas. >> the busy season begins at the post office seven days a week and expected to handle 12 percent more packages this career than last and each will be delivered by christmas. >>> t

able to have access, whether it's maybe community non profits being able to utilize the space for fundraisers or how do you -- how would you define or how would you talk about a process with a community organization or community in general could utilize the space because it's community space? >> well, let me talk about the physical aspects of that and architectural aspects and perhaps the soma hotel expert that is are here could talk a bit about the operational side, but we've set the core of the building um so we have elevators that move from the ground level to the rooftop community level, including one of them that has an exterior entrance to it so that it can be clear how you move from the ground level to the top. as you know, a number of the community spaces in san francisco, it's been an issue, our access is hidden, so our desire here was to make it obvious how that access could take place. so we are going to be sharing the use of elevators throughout a 24 hour days, but there will be sections of the day during business hours where it's easy to get in, be able to move vertically, to get

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it's every bit as hard as i thought and every bit as painful to do the fundraising. but it is actually one of the most inspiring and exciting things to actually talk to people, to learn from people, to be able to go -- to have any door open and somebody will say, i want to tell you about my life and i want to tell you what's wrong with it and i want to tell you how i understand the world. so i'd love to run for office again. in the meantime, i want to, hopefully, i'm particularly focused on getting more people to run for office along with me. >> well, it's pretty lonely out there. >> so, i'd like to see a lot more women run with this antitrust message, a lot more young people run. and we know that people don't run because they're not asked. and we also know that they have a sense of, like, that's a politician. a politician looks like this. a politician has never had trouble with student debt or credit card debt. and i want to say that we are in a moment where if we keep having the cookie-cutter, you know, manchurian candidate type politician, you're going to see even

>> well, serious fundraising and doing events hoping to help candidates in key districts win. house speaker john boehner has been out on the stump in places like iowa and trying to help candidates in what he sees as key pick-up opportunities. just last week boehner made stops in iowa illinois, west virginia, and new york. meanwhile, house democratic leader nancy pelosi has been active, particularly at fundraising. a possible indication that she's not planning to leave her leadership post any time soon. aides know pelosi raked in more than $100 million from this cycle helping house democrats doing 750 fundraising and campaign events in 115 cities. >>> the search is underway right now for a woman after chilling surveillance tape captures the moment someone snatched her off the streets of a major american city. brand new information just coming up. sdwlimplgt plus, the price of gas, have you noticed, already cheaper than it's been in years, so could it go even lower? stew barney is here with that and what will happen to the stock market after election day. right back. i'm an idah

can you talk about moveon.org, how it changed the fundraising game for democrats? >> intlooult building off of the clinton's impeachment during the 1998 organization, moveon.org despited never again, we are never going to be cut with our pants down when it comes down to mobilizing the grassroots mobilizing organizers to be able to knock doors. it means raising money online. and so they have been very, very successful at writing e-mails that jon stewart spoke about, kind of making fun of. >> she writes on our twitter page, i had 72 political ads in my e-mail inbox yesterday. >> it's a fever-paced. and all of them are trying to break through the messaging. again, moveon.org is one of the organizations that has been able to raise a war chest and motivate folks just like prudence to actually make those phone calls. by the way, we just say, prudence, thank you very much for your participation. 80 phone calls is nothing to sniff at, and please try to stay up when you are calling the people and they are hapnot happo receive the phone call but this is good for our democrac

turning to big headlines out of technology today, uber is in fundraising mode again.king to bring in about $1 million to finance its rapid international expansion according to people familiar with the matter. highly among one of the -- highest valued. i want to bring in cory johnson, in san francisco, because he loves to talk about uber so much. how much is the company valued at now? was athe last evaluation $17 billion valuation. they are not alone in the spirit a number of privately held companies have seen valuations and are raising money in valuations. $10 billion is an impressive list of companies. the companies are much less farther along in uber, in whole four years in development. you have companies like snapchat, dropbox, pinterest, all with multimillion dollar rounds under their belt. to some extent, they are right there is global macro. ober is offering it potentially somewhere. and -- in particular is an interesting company whose out in a is canceled lot of different directions. >> it is. i cannot believe they are only four years old. they're using the bil

at the bus fundraising, it is about you you need to ources get the job done. and we did, we reached more consumers. as i can blame, it takes a lot take off the ground but now we are cruising and we can do a lot. we spent a lot of time and a lot of effort to link the foundation, building coalitions across the country. is a much ve today bigger organisation. 200 across the country. we have over 4600 organisations we work with. it is really exciting place, we are in a better position that we have ever been to take up the challenges of this next period. not really based on the strong foundation. thankfully we have an even more efficient campaign. >> between 9.1 million reduced exchanges for next year. expectations are too long? protectors -- projections are always difficult. they had no idea the website would be dysfunctional for two months. in rural america does not spend a lot of time analysing projections. really focused on getting as many people through the door and educating them. the room on monday, how ahead through the way they approach this. it struck me

>> forty peoplement anselm mower who couldn't be here, but supported us through our fundraising, so ild say probably all total 80 to 100, basically today, or in spirit with us. >> and, you know, an event like this, or a cause like this. really not that hard to find people to donate and fundraise. >> the staff very passionate, very creative, how they use the web and social media, really make it easy for you to get out there and fundraise and spread the word and raise awareness for childhood cancer and then also, you know, and part of the cause this way. so one of the reasons why i'm very passionate about the organization, and the state involved. so i really got to know them back in 2011. >> all right, thank you so much, steve. have a great run. >> great. >> and definitely we will try to make sure we follow your group a little bit and cheer you guys on. >> okay. >> thank you so much. >>> live in fairmount park, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, eyewitness flues. >>> such a great cause, and $25,000, not too shabby. thanks, syma. >> it is 7:39 right now, we've seen the popular snack dorito's incorpor

they came together to honor philanthropists and fundraisers who manage to improve the quality of life of people in this area in so many important ways of stop we learn more about the matter and number of lives they have managed to improve. we have so many in our area. way to go, guys. you make life worth living. >> a room of special people. >> a lot of them are harissa zeros. >> coming up at 5:00 -- a that is history, we will tell you about the cold field house at the university of maryland why it is raising eyebrows. >> plus, the split-second decision that may have saved a couple's life during a torture session. made -- waterter main that has been broken for weeks. i will give you the answer in a moment. >> here's a look at what is coming up in prime time. >> d.c. water crews spent this frigid day repairing a ruptured main in southeast easy >> but that after residents say -- person was hurt all stop one person was hurt. stephen tschida went looking for answers. what's the story? first of all, it is very cold out here. you got crews still at it. they are busy working trying to repair

there's a problem with fundraising.ender-neutral. there's a problem with fundraising. the more we can figure out about how to take fundraising out of the political equation, you will have a much more open field. >> interesting that fundraising is part of it because the supreme court has much better balance. that branch is really gender-balanced the way congress is it. >> but that is by appointment. >> what do think is driving it? they don't have to move away from home or raise money? >> it is a demanding, grueling job. we are world of technology. the idiot that you have to be someplace to vote is something we ought to reconsider -- the idea that you have to be someplace to vote is something we ought to reconsider. >> in your public service, i would go to olympia snowe, who i believe has a little experience on this, and she slices right through the bs. she says, yeah, there are some gains, but i go back to louise slaughter, fairport, new york, i was her paperboy. she still owes me $3.82. there she is. she got total grief

group is running this buyout fundraiser with the money going back into the choose room. >> my son was -- i an not going to let a teacher or a school teach my kid the wrong thing. it is not >> we called the district to ask abut the program and the district never heard about it until now and it is ending program. the district supports fundraising efforts by different groups for the school but they cannot have parents pay for having no homework. >>> former president clinton and george w. bush could be great opposite sides of the aisle but they are putting aside their different trips on social media. check out the tweet president clinton sent reading george w. bush force new book about his father george h.w. bush calling it a "touching tribute," and asks the younger president bush, how are you still not on twitter and bush responded if a big way, if a funny way on instagram posting a screen shot saying "thanks, 42, hope you like the book about your pal number 41," and asked, how you still fought on instagram and great another mother. >> and barry zito is ready to push after taking a caree

not really charitable fundraising, it was fundraising for terrorist organizations. they have committed to implementing their charities law and other laws to cut down on terrorist financing. there is still work to be done there of t there. but i think some of the recent steps are harbingers of what is to come. >> are you able to identify regimes in the area that need to do more? >> i think we have n

. >> kids donned lemon costumes for this fundraising event this morning. we'll take you there. >> reporter: the arctic air is heading in this direction. i'll let you know how cold it gets and when it arrives in the 7 day forecast, when we right back. it's on? oh yeah. with who? the citizens banker lady. she made things way simple for me, like how to deposit a check from my phone. she's even gonna send me alerts if my balance gets too low. total special treatment. you do know the alerts don't come from her personally, right don juan? mr.tobin, you forgot your phone! thank you. you left that there on purpose, didn't you? yeah. wow. award winning mobile banking from citizens bank. it's one way we're helping you bank better by keeping things simple. >> one of the great annual fundraising events in our area has turned lemons into lemonade. 2500 runners and walkers took part. the lemon run is hosted by the alex's lemonade stand foundation that was inspired by the front yard lemonade stand of cancer patient alexandra, alex scott. she died of cancer at 8 years old

he's here talking about his online fundraising site. >> he's done a lot of good with that website.more when we get started on a sunday morning right here on "today." >> we'll see you at 8:00. on "meet the press" this morning, they're talking race relations in america. the issue is boiling over following the grand jury decision in the ferguson case. joining us now for a preview is moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, rosemary. >> we saw those protests all across the country erupt this week following the grand jury decision in the michael brown shooting. how divisive is the issue of race right now? is the country not as far along in bridging that divide as many would like to think? >> well, i think it's clearly true that that's the case. when you look at statistically, african-americans -- for instance, when president obama was first elected, they thought race relations were in a better place than ever before in america. and now six years into the obama presidency, we're right back, at least as far as in the view of african-americans and whi

many who attended the fundraiser they just wanted to show their support for the families of those two officers. >> people care here and it's just that you know our hearts go out to the family and to be here with them and to show us our love and support is very important. >> now the service for deputy oliver is today 10:00 a.m. at the adventure christian church in roseville. services for detective david will be the the same church tomorrow. >>> the new bay bridge project will likely end up with a $35 million deficit or more. projects manager says that -- there is still plenty of unbudgeted work that needs to be done on the new span and tearing down the old bridge could cost much more than originally estimated. cal tran says it is shifting money from other bridge projects to make up the difference. earlier it had predicted that the massive project would cost less than the budgeted $6.4 billion. >>> the ntsb is slowly piecing together what may have caused virgin galactic to break midnight. investigators say the ship has tail booms known as feathers which are meant to create drag when the

also doing a fundraiser up in waterloo where braley is from. the only obama we have seen in the state is michelle obama, not president obama. >> all right. what do you think is the most important issue? what do people in iowa really care about as the people who still aren't decided? what matters? >> it's interesting. a lot of talk about a variety of issues on the trail. you know, including social issues like abortion, but we had some polling out from the a.p. this week which really shows what people are really focused on is the economy and healthcare. those kind of pocketbook issues i think are really the top concerns for voters in this race. we are all watching it. all eyes on iowa on tuesday. catherine, thank you. >> thank you. >> and now to kentucky the blue grass state. it's also a nail biter. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is fighting to keep his seat. >> there is nobody running in america this year, the liberals want to be more than the guy you are looking at. i'm proud of my enemies. >> it makes a big difference who wins this ele

. >> the governor brown is holding a fundraiser for the re-election committee which does not have any debt. post election fundraisers are common and used to retire a candidate's debt but brown does not have any. in october he had $21 million in the re-election account and made no campaign commercials and still trounced the opponent. brown said in the past he could use whatever money was last to campaign for ballot issues the next four years. >>> should not be too many issues with regard to the weather burr later in the week ... >> three chances of rain. mike? >>> actually six day span, three chances of rain. now, temperatures are the big story. dress for 39 in woodside and 40 in menlo park and foster city is 44 and san mateo and belmont is 47 and 56 in san bruno and mid-to-upper 40's along the east bay shore and san jose is 42 and 37 in san ramon and napa is 34 and right now at the golden gate bridge we have a wind at 15 miles per hour. 32 to 56 is our 7:00 temperatures, a huge spread. we are in the low 60 to mid-60 at noon. [ inaudible ] by five o'clock we are at 56 to 60 degrees. as

many one of the parties top fundraisers.eid will run for senate minority leader again with no significant opposition. you are shaking your head on this one. >> these abusive relationships, democrats can't seem to get out of them. you see it among republicans and other administrations where people who really screw up are not held accountable for screw ups. the military you can end your career by making a bad choice, hence people make fewer bad choices. so what is the justification for keeping them in place? they are the meanest, toughest people. >> you can take leadership from my cold, dead hands. >> she also helped republicans raise a lot of money because they used their face on fundraising. >> if one of them were going to go, get rid of harry reid, so divisive and even though we don't blame harry reid for the carnage in the senate, you should. >> : reporters saying this is obama's fault. it is unbelievable. >> the rhetoric started last night. after the election, the polls were barely even called. it is rather narcissistic.

with a competitive plan to address the issues we need thisa pta at har this is dispute current fundraising being massively below that of neighboring schools and therefore, the amount of enrichment activities we provide, being pathetic in comparison. this of course has a particularly negative effect on the least economically advantaged of our kids, whose parents can't afford to supplement their children's education themselves. i don't know about you, but this is not my idea of 3civil justice. we heard yesterday that the faculty was polled again and our neighbors have given up and pulled their kids out of harvey milk. we really hope we're not going to have to do the same. thank you. >> my name is lauren hall and i have two children at harvey milk. i have a second grader and kindergarten child. and so i just wanted to take a quick trip down memory lane, and remind you guys of back in 2012-2013 when my daughter started kindergarten there was a bit of a buzz around harvey milk and we have pictures from the local newspaper of mr. carranza and our principal and the mayor coming to speak at the sc

it's the final day for the fundraiser. you can be part of connect, share, give holiday food drive. log onto 6abc.com on more information how you can support philabundance. >>> new details in the investigation that family tragedy in tabernacle. the officials confirm they are investigating a case of murder-suicide. >>> and strip-searches of juveniles at the family court this week. >>> a sinkhole swallows not one but two trucks in lehigh valley. the latest on the scene at 6:00. >>> now for sharrie williams, monica malpass, i am rick williams. have a good good night. >>> friday night. firefighters rescue two women from a burning home in gloucester county. they snatched a package off at south philadelphia stoop. >>> there is confirmation by new jersey state police. they say it was in fact the mother that shot her three children yesterday in tabernacle. two of them fatally. the police have identified the three children ages 8, 11 and 14. they also released the name of the alleged shooter who they say attempted to take her own life as well. nora muchanic is live at the red lion state poli

uber is looking for a round of fundraising to increase expansion.n early talks with new and existing investors to raise about $1 billion. in june, they raised more than that, valuing it at $17 billion. the space adventure "interstellar"-the net the box office -- has been beaten at the box office. " is taken in more than $56 million on its debut. placestellar" took second with $50 million. that's go from the asia-pacific to australia where they are down a half percent. the australian dollar strengthening to .16%. over to korea, the cost be is getting underway. underway.s getting the korean won strengthening. down.kkei 225 the dollar/yen strengthening. for sure if japan's a sales tax will increase next year but a new survey gives us direction. we have the details of this. what are economists saying? \ >> in looks like japan will go ahead and raise the consumption tax next year. 12 out of 15 economists surveyed by bloomberg are saying that yes, abe will hike the text from 8% to 12% next october. endakes the decision at the of this year and will base th

the calendar part of an annual fundraiser by forward brian bickle and his wife of the rescue of pit bulls. >>> a tradition at thanksgiving, following the macy's day parade, all-day football. the bears taking on the lions at 4:30. nfc rivals cowboys and eagles face off, and the nightcap in prime time features the seahawks and the 49ers at 8:30 right here on nbc. dara brown? >> that sounds like a busy day ahead. thanks, craig. >>> just ahead, a thanksgiving story of true thanks and giving. check out this turkey day tradition out of myrtle beach. just for a buck, people got to bowl for a frozen bird. if you got a strike, you had the choice of taking the turkey home or donating it to a lool focal bank. we'll be right back. make breakfast pop! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 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 medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain

you've hosted fundraisers for president obama. how satisfied are you with his presidency?i am not a democrat or republican. i give money to a lot of politicians, including president obama and a lot of his competitors. i am an american, i want to advocate for my causes, and programs like that give me access to them so that i can say why we should do things like philanthropy, increase cyber security -- >> how closely are you keeping an eye on the startup community and what could become the next salesforce? >> i spent a lot of time on startups. i love spending time with them. i only get a limited amount of time. in my next life, whatever that is, i would like to spend more time helping entrepreneurs. >> what is next for mark benioff? >> i would love to spend more time with entrepreneurs and with philanthropy. both of those are highly constrained because i have a day job, which is running salesforce. i love that. i love the job, i love the industry, i love making the people behind the happy when they come to dreamforce. >> we talked about your mentors. how does mark benioff wa

i was the only staff member at the organization and responsible from everything to case load to fundraising to program development to fixing the plumbing and gave me a good understanding of some of the complex challenges and not just the services we need to provide but how we provide the service in what could be an challenging economic circumstances or difficult to come up with ways to make these things happen. in addition to my work at gap i am teaching a seminar at the local law school, hastings that focuses on homeless as an issue and provides a set of survey of the issue for our students and i also sit as the local community representative to the finance community at project open hand which is a fantastic organization providing meals for low income folks in and around san francisco. i think i can bring to the board a wide perspective of the issues and strong problem solving capability. i am grateful for the opportunity to present my candidateacy and if you have questions i am happy to answer. >> okay. no questions. thank you very much. i actually have a question of erick brown. can he c

they wanted him to come and do fundraisers. he did any number of fundraisers over the course of the last month. he did not appear side by side with a whole lot of candidates. you can see the strategy that the white house is trying to employ. they sent michelle obama out and joe biden to help where they could. but look at what the president is doing today. four radio interferes in major metropolitan areas trying to boost turn out. this is a major problem. the democrats far lessen news was tick in term of republican voters when you compare the two groups. the president speaking oh to a radio host. so concentrating on the governor races. this could be the one bright spot for democrats as they try to move in to governor's mansions across the country. >> mike viqueira for us. thank you so much. a local npr radio station in hartford, connecticut, got a bit of a surprise caller on this election day. president obama. there were problems with the voter rolls in hartford this morning, so many people could not vote. the president urged pe

they got away with sxurz and supplies and cash from recent fundraiser and investigators say they eventhe building. >> a philadelphia police officer is spending the night in a hospital after a fiery hit-and-run crash in grays per rerych the officer's cruiser collided with another car 28 and tasker. the patrol car erupted in flam s flames. and ran a passenger in the striking vehicle and also hospitalized. and endured non-life threatening injuries and endured observation and investigations. >>> investigators in norristown are investigating a double shooting tonight. officers discovered two shooting victims 1,000 block of sweed street 7:30 p.m.. one victim was shot in the back and so far no word on suspect or motive in this case. >> great news overseas last two americans being held prisoner in north korea heading home. abc dan has more. >> sigh of relief for two american families. >> what was obviously a challenging miss. >> that mission to bring home kenneth bay and matthew miller after held in north korea bay for two years, miller for 7 months. on saturday, bay's sister expressed her gr

it was amazing because this was also after all a fundraiser. i have the numbers. our ticket sales were $9550. donation 5, we netted $23,000. we are so grateful this money can now be put to use for safety, equipment and supplies for the camp in the coming years to protect it against fires and other things that might come it's way. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good morning, commissioners, uncle phil. before the end of the year i want to thank you for your support for maclaren park. no. one, we are having things done and it going to be a much safer route through the park. the other programs that recreation and parks has is green major which is most importantly the most important part which people come and play in the playgrounds and the field, without the green ageers, they are there to help us at least once every month and finally with all the amenities and the money and the attention that is being focused at maclaren park at the recent trail head planting which the general manager got on his hands and knees and got his hands dirty.

he received a doctorate from that university and was an honorary chairman of a fundraising campaign. now that relationship we are told is over. the move comes under pressure from high-powered people including the state's attorney general, martha coakley. >> on thanksgiving resident departments in plose grateful for the support from across the country. the holiday is also bringing a welcome change to the area, peace. after a week of sometimes violent protests. >> a nearly empty parking lot along what should have been a long, exciting parade route. the st. louis thanksgiving day celebration was canceled. >> they canceled the parade due to that reason. >> today's biggest event made its way through new york city. demonstrators there led a march of their own as they made their way towards the parade, police made several arrests. >> this is a national event. an historic event. anybody who would seek to interrupt it would be very callous indeed on this very special day. >> rioters. people looting. >> on this day, kids have a different focus, leaving their mark with the words they think ferg

we spoke to supporters at a fundraiser in northwest d.c.. they told us they were confident the measure would pass. >> let's take a quick break and get a look at the weather forecast. what you need to plan for tomorrow, steve? >> a cool overnight with in the middle 30's to upper 40's. for the day tomorrow, highs approaching 70. don't get used to the warmth. cooler temperatures on the way. >> thank you very much. ticks later, more numbers. >> let's check in with our senior correspondent. scott? >> another one for the democratic column. they just took a white -- hawaii. that was predicted, so not a big surprise. they just need one or two to take power. here's another race we are watching closely. louisiana. look at the numbers. your third-party candidate, probably a very unhappy site for a land rover and bill cassidy -- mary landrieu and bill cassidy. you do not have one candidate with more than 50%, you are looking at a runoff. othereans you will having -- you will have another month of campaigning. another big raise, alaska. that will be anot

. >> direct mail fundraising michael here with newt was arrested yesterday and charged with federal law with knowingly possessing child pornography, disturbing videos of young children being forced to have sex with young adults. a hidden bathroom was found in his home in clear view of the shower. he is most recently a partner at base connect. located a view blocks from the white house. he is seen here in a promotional video extolling base connect's accomplishments. the company has raised millions for conservative political organizations and candidates around the country. records indicate the country has co-sponsored prestigous political action conference. photos show he attended and manned a table. in a statement from base connect kimberly bellissmo. >> he has been held without bond snl his next court appearance scheduled for november 4th. >>> in pennsylvania tonight a suspected cop killer is locked up without bond. formerly charged with first degree murder and attempted murder today accused of an am bush that killed corporal and wounded a state trooper. he spent 48 days in the woods in